In presenting to our readers a history of the persecutions of XXCHURCHFULL in the State of XXSTATE we feel it our duty to commence it at the beginning, notwithstanding many of our readers we are aware are well acquainted with the outrages committed in XXCOUNTY (an account of them having been published in the Evening & Morning star) and might perhaps rather see the paper filled with other matter than to have those former troubles presented before them again. yet there are a great many others, who are altogether unacquainted with those early persecutions who would feel that we had not done our duty were we to pass by them and confine our history to more recent transactions. Thus much by way of introduction. In the winter of A.D. XXYEAR-XXYEAR five elders of the church of XXJESUSCHRIST XXNUMBER of which were from the State of N. York State and one was from XXSTATE traveled through a deep snow which is not common in that country through the prairies from XXCITY to XXCOUNTY XXSTATE where they made a permanent stand. They occasionally preached about the country as the way opened before them. A few believed the gospel preached and had been baptized when About the middle of the following XXMONTH a number more elders’ arrived at XXCOUNTY, and shortly after a small branch of the church also arrived. At that time there appeared to be but little objection to our people’s settling there, although the preaching had stirred up some few to appear like hedge hogs when an enemy is near. The church in XXCOUNTY continued to increase continually until it was driven from the Co.. As the church increased the hostile spirit of the people increased also. The enemies circulated from time to time all manner of false stories against our people hoping thereby to stir up the indignation of others. They also in the spring of XXYEAR brick batted or stoned some of the houses of the Saints breaking in windows etc not only disturbing but endangering the lives of the inmates.  He appeared quite indignant at the idea of having the Constitution and laws trodden under foot, by the strong trampling upon the weak. He went to certain influential mob characters and offered to decide our case with them in single combat.  Such was their thirst for the destruction of the Saints that they, that same fall, shot into the houses of certain individuals. One ball in particular lodged in a log near the head of the owner of the house as he lay in bed.
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During the winter and Spring of XXYEAR the mob spirit spread itself though in a measure secretly, but in the forepart of summer it began to show itself openly in the stoning of houses and other insults. Some time in XXMONTH the unparalleled declaration of the people of XXCOUNTY made its appearance. in which they seemed to have tried their best to defame our people charging them with crime at the same time they acknowledged that the laws of the land would not reach our people, which was evidently the case, for they held the reins of goverment or in other words had the administering of the laws in their own hands and could they have found the law broken even in a single instance who does not know that they would have put the in force, and thereby substantiated their charges, against the saints, which they never did, in preference to taking unlawful measures against them. The following remarkable sentence is near the close of their famous declaration "..." The 20th of XXMONTH was the day set for the people to come together and commence their work of destruction-- Accordingly they met to the number of XXNUMBER or XXNUMBER a committee of XXNUMBER of the mob requested an interview with some of the principal elders of the church-- XXNUMBER were soon called together who met the mob committee. They demanded of our people to have the printing office and indeed all other mechanic’s shops together with XXLASTNAME & XXLASTNAME’s (store) closed forthwith and the society to agree to leave the Co. immediately. Our elders asked XXNUMBER months for consideration which being refused they asked for XXNUMBER days when they were informed that XXNUMBER minutes were the most that could be granted, being driven to the necessity of giving an immediate answer they said that they could not consent to their demands upon which one of the mob observed, as he left the room, that he was sorry for now the work of destruction would commence immediately. In a short time hundreds of the mob gathered around the printing office (which was a two story brick building) which they soon threw down-- The press was thrown from the loft and The book work, paper, type, aparatus etc scattered around.--


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Class: Aws::Route53::Types::KeySigningKey
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Overview
A key-signing key (KSK) is a complex type that represents a public/private key pair. The private key is used to generate a digital signature for the zone signing key (ZSK). The public key is stored in the DNS and is used to authenticate the ZSK. A KSK is always associated with a hosted zone; it cannot exist by itself.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#created_date ⇒ Time
rw
The date when the key-signing key (KSK) was created.
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#digest_algorithm_mnemonic ⇒ String
rw
A string used to represent the delegation signer digest algorithm.
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#digest_algorithm_type ⇒ Integer
rw
An integer used to represent the delegation signer digest algorithm.
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#digest_value ⇒ String
rw
A cryptographic digest of a DNSKEY resource record (RR).
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#dnskey_record ⇒ String
rw
A string that represents a DNSKEY record.
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#ds_record ⇒ String
rw
A string that represents a delegation signer (DS) record.
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#flag ⇒ Integer
rw
An integer that specifies how the key is used.
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#key_tag ⇒ Integer
rw
An integer used to identify the DNSSEC record for the domain name.
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#kms_arn ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon resource name (ARN) used to identify the customer managed key in Key Management Service (KMS).
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#last_modified_date ⇒ Time
rw
The last time that the key-signing key (KSK) was changed.
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#name ⇒ String
rw
A string used to identify a key-signing key (KSK).
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#public_key ⇒ String
rw
The public key, represented as a Base64 encoding, as required by [ RFC-4034 Page 5][1].
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#signing_algorithm_mnemonic ⇒ String
rw
A string used to represent the signing algorithm.
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#signing_algorithm_type ⇒ Integer
rw
An integer used to represent the signing algorithm.
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#status ⇒ String
rw
A string that represents the current key-signing key (KSK) status.
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#status_message ⇒ String
rw
The status message provided for the following key-signing key (KSK) statuses:
ACTION_NEEDED
orINTERNAL_FAILURE
.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#created_date ⇒ Time
(rw)
The date when the key-signing key (KSK) was created.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#digest_algorithm_mnemonic ⇒ String
(rw)
A string used to represent the delegation signer digest algorithm. This value must follow the guidelines provided by RFC-8624 Section 3.3.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#digest_algorithm_type ⇒ Integer
(rw)
An integer used to represent the delegation signer digest algorithm. This value must follow the guidelines provided by RFC-8624 Section 3.3.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#digest_value ⇒ String
(rw)
A cryptographic digest of a DNSKEY resource record (RR). DNSKEY records are used to publish the public key that resolvers can use to verify DNSSEC signatures that are used to secure certain kinds of information provided by the DNS system.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#dnskey_record ⇒ String
(rw)
A string that represents a DNSKEY record.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#ds_record ⇒ String
(rw)
A string that represents a delegation signer (DS) record.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#flag ⇒ Integer
(rw)
An integer that specifies how the key is used. For key-signing key (KSK), this value is always 257.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#key_tag ⇒ Integer
(rw)
An integer used to identify the DNSSEC record for the domain name. The process used to calculate the value is described in RFC-4034 Appendix B.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#kms_arn ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon resource name (ARN) used to identify the customer managed
key in Key Management Service (KMS). The KmsArn
must be unique for
each key-signing key (KSK) in a single hosted zone.
You must configure the customer managed key as follows:
Status
: Enabled
Key spec
: ECC_NIST_P256
Key usage
: Sign and verify
Key policy
: The key policy must give permission for the following actions:
DescribeKey
GetPublicKey
Sign
The key policy must also include the Amazon Route 53 service in the principal for your account. Specify the following:
"Service": "dnssec-route53.amazonaws.com"
^
For more information about working with the customer managed key in
::Aws::KMS
, see Key Management Service concepts.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#last_modified_date ⇒ Time
(rw)
The last time that the key-signing key (KSK) was changed.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#name ⇒ String
(rw)
A string used to identify a key-signing key (KSK). Name
can
include numbers, letters, and underscores (_). Name
must be
unique for each key-signing key in the same hosted zone.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#public_key ⇒ String
(rw)
The public key, represented as a Base64 encoding, as required by RFC-4034 Page 5.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#signing_algorithm_mnemonic ⇒ String
(rw)
A string used to represent the signing algorithm. This value must follow the guidelines provided by RFC-8624 Section 3.1.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#signing_algorithm_type ⇒ Integer
(rw)
An integer used to represent the signing algorithm. This value must follow the guidelines provided by RFC-8624 Section 3.1.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#status ⇒ String
(rw)
A string that represents the current key-signing key (KSK) status.
Status can have one of the following values:
ACTIVE
: The KSK is being used for signing.
INACTIVE
: The KSK is not being used for signing.
DELETING
: The KSK is in the process of being deleted.
ACTION_NEEDED
: There is a problem with the KSK that requires you to take action to resolve. For example, the customer managed key might have been deleted, or the permissions for the customer managed key might have been changed.
INTERNAL_FAILURE
: There was an error during a request. Before you can continue to work with DNSSEC signing, including actions that involve this KSK, you must correct the problem. For example, you may need to activate or deactivate the KSK.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#status_message ⇒ String
(rw)
The status message provided for the following key-signing key (KSK)
statuses: ACTION_NEEDED
or INTERNAL_FAILURE
. The status message
includes information about what the problem might be and steps that
you can take to correct the issue.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-route53/lib/aws-sdk-route53/types.rb', line 4230
class KeySigningKey < Struct.new( :name, :kms_arn, :flag, :signing_algorithm_mnemonic, :signing_algorithm_type, :digest_algorithm_mnemonic, :digest_algorithm_type, :key_tag, :digest_value, :public_key, :ds_record, :dnskey_record, :status, :, :created_date, :last_modified_date) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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Here we are back with another edition of Sahyog event - SAHYOG 3.0.
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Captain Bezique:
Gracia is a kingdom across the west sea. All trade with Gracia has been interrupted since the war, but there was a time when scores of Gracian trading ships would frequent this harbor every day.
The Gracians were our friends, and no one imagined they could become such bloodthirsty demons in such a short time. When all is said and done, you cannot judge a person on outward manner alone.
Return


Ferrari’s troubles deepen at Brazilian GP
by MAURICIO SAVARESESAO PAULO (AP) — Ferrari hoped the Brazilian Grand Prix would bring some relief after poor performances and even accusations of cheating from opponents.
Instead, the Formula 1 team ended the weekend with a collision involving its two drivers as they fought for only fourth place at Interlagos.
Sebastian Vettel looked strong starting from second in Sunday’s race. Charles Leclerc, who began from 14th position because of an engine penalty, jumped to sixth in only 11 laps in Sao Paulo.
It was too good to last.
The two Ferrari drivers faced off on Lap 66 after a safety car restart, and contact between the cars gave Vettel a right-rear puncture, while Leclerc had a broken suspension. Both failed to finish.
“It is very disappointing for the team,” Vettel said after the race.
Leclerc said he wanted to see footage of the crash before reaching any conclusions. “It was a great race before that. But we can’t draw anything positive from this race,” he said.
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Their exit allowed Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, the winner in Brazil, to jump to third place in the driver’s championship. He is 11 points ahead of fourth-place Leclerc with only the Abu Dhabi GP on Dec. 1 to go. Vettel is 30 points behind Verstappen and cannot claim a top three spot any longer.
Ferrari will also finish the season far behind Mercedes in the constructors championship.
Earlier this month at the United States GP, Leclerc finished almost a minute behind race winner Valtteri Bottas of Mercedes. Vettel retired early.
After that race, Verstappen suggested that Ferrari had been “cheating”. The Red Bull driver said on Dutch TV that the Italian team’s performance dipped at Austin because of a FIA directive on fuel flow systems.
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto said the directive had no impact on the team’s engine.
After the Brazilian GP Binotto said “both of them (Vettel and Leclerc) have got at least a small percentage of responsibility” for the clash.
“At the end, they were free to fight,” Binotto said.
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More AP Formula One: https://apnews.com/FormulaOne and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
MAURICIO SAVARESE


This is my first try at blogging. I’m used to keeping a journal, but I’ve never made an entry for an audience larger than myself. I wonder how my voice and writing style will change. Nonetheless, I’m excited to start!
Hey there, welcome to my new site! My name is Toby, and I created this blog with the intention of documenting my life experiences, memories and learnings. I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, so why not start in the new year? I’m naming it Human Startup because that’s how I view my life, like a living startup 😋. Here’s a bit about me to break the ice:
- I’m in my second year of Software Engineering at the University of Waterloo 🎒
- I love startups, technology and thinking about the future 🔭
- I’m an artist at heart, with a love for music, design and photography 👩🎨
- I’m currently trying to learn Sanskrit! 📚
I’m excited to give blogging a go this year and I already have a few future posts in mind! But as the new year rolls in, I’m going to use this first entry to reflect on the one that just passed. 2017 was an eventful year. Here are some of my highlights!
- I took a year off from school, moved to Toronto and worked for a startup called Paddle 🛶
- I got a taste of the startup life in San Francisco, working at a desk in Acceleprise SF 🌅
- I returned back to school to start my second year at UWaterloo 🤓
- I helped organize a hackathon about the Future of Work with Paddle, Datafest Ottawa and the Trilateral Commission 🌍
On a more personal level, I’m incredibly grateful for all of the moments shared with my family and friends, and their care, as they were always there for me during my time of need. They played an especially crucial role of support for me during my ongoing battle with Ulcerative Colitis, as I faced the possibility of having to get my colon removed. While incredibly arduous, I’m also grateful for the hurdles of health I went through, as they’ve helped me grow as a person and become closer with the ones I love.
Looking back, 2017 was probably the most challenging year of my life, and yet the most fulfilling. As I continue to battle with UC and embark on my career, I look forward to 2018, as a year of better health and personal growth! My goals for 2018 are simple, and many of them carry from last year:
- Continue to take care of my health, and be better at managing stress ⛑
- Continue to be an honest, genuine and caring person, with myself and others 🌸
- Remember what I’m grateful for – there are so many more ☀’s than 🌧’s in my life
- Grow and foster deeper relationships with my family, friends and new friends ❤
- Learn – as much as I can – develop, share and create ✨
There’s a lot in store for 2018. So let’s give it our all and take it one step at a time!
First step, back to school tomorrow! 😄
Happy New Year!


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Technical Technical Differences between KMDLabs Komodo (STAKED) and KMD KomodoKMDLabs Komodo (STAKED) is fully compatible with KMD Komodo. The KMDLabs version of Komodo has been modified to give it a great deal of additional functionality. These modifications are all merged b...


Black/ White Small Circular
- Dimensions: 9x12 cm
- Contains 4 flowers
- Standard price: 9£
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- Dimensions: 23x20x15cm
- Contains 10 flowers
- Standard price: 27£
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- Dimensions: 14x13 cm
- Contains 6 flowers
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Gold & White Marble
- Small Size:
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- Contains 9 flowers
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Marble with Drawer
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- Dimensions:17x20cm
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After seeing many real-time dashboards presenting COVID-19 statistics all over the news, we were still
left with some unanswered questions. How do the measures we are taking impact disease spread and fatality?
What can we do to protect ourselves and our communities? Are we doing enough? What can we learn from this
situation to be better prepared in the future?
TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT YOURSELF
To answer these questions, we gathered and analyzed data from 201 countries around the world. Looking at
demographics, health indicators, infrastructure and protective measures, such as face masks and social
distancing, we determined the relationship that each of these factors has with infection rates and deaths.
Here, we present a visualization tool based on our calculations. You can adjust each of the parameters to
see how they affect the outcomes of COVID-19 for Norway.
AVOID CLOSE CONTACT
Our goal for Hack the Crisis Norway is to launch a proof of concept, an informational and educational
solution whose main purpose is to save lives. We want users to experience the effect that their choices
have on their own and their communities’ health. By playing with the parameters of the model to simulate
different scenarios for the COVID-19 outbreak, you can see, for example, exactly how important social
distancing is for limiting disease spread. Knowledge is power, and our actions have a big impact in how
the crisis plays out! #HacktheCrisisNorway
TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT YOURSELF
While we are happy with our prototype, we have many plans for the future!
In the coming weeks and months, our objective is to facilitate the spread of factual information about the
pandemic, empower users to proactively embrace infection control measures, and provide governments with an
engaging public health education tool.
COVID-19 has opened every government’s eyes to the fact that we are unprepared for crises like these, and
citizens are pushing for a more prepared nation. Moreover, technology has reached a point for simulation
of scenarios to be viable. As a highly compatible and skilled team that has developed a working prototype
(back-end and front-end), we believe we are ideally positioned to become the most reputable player within
crisis management software, both in terms of development and consulting.


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Who has 2 hands and want a Hacktoberfest T-shirt?
ME!
How about some cool stickers as well of hactoberfest?


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I'm currently a graphic designer for a small software company. I'd like to learn how to code in order to further my career and develop new skill sets.


BizSim is an online browser game where players manage their own company. Players will decide how big and how many factories to build, which products to produce and for what price to sell them at.
The game is currently in Beta with most of the work done on backend. The frontend runs on Django and connects to the backend via a REST API. The backend is created with Amazon AWS Lambda and DynamoDB with APIGateway allowing the frontend to connect to the backend. The game works on response basis, so the backend does not hold any session data. The users are recognized with a JSON Web Token after logging in.
See Github for the source.
Graphical HATEOAS API Creator is a web-application which allows the user to create a RESTFUL API with Hateoas functionalities.
The application was created as a course assignment at TU Berlin in 2016 by 5 students. I was responsible for implementing all the logic while other members were responsible for researching the HATEOAS functionality and UI design.
See Github for the source. My contribution as Darkmile


for
Perform a command several times.
More information: home page
- Execute the given commands for each of the specified items:
for variable in item1 item2 ...; do echo "Loop is executed"; done
- Iterate over a given range of numbers:
for variable in {fromhome page.tohome page.step}; do echo "Loop is executed"; done
- Iterate over a given list of files:
for variable in path/to/file1 path/to/file2 ...; do echo "Loop is executed"; done
- Iterate over a given list of directories:
for variable in path/to/directory1/ path/to/directory2/ ...; do echo "Loop is executed"; done
- Perform a given command in every directory:
for variable in */; do (cd "$variable" || continue; echo "Loop is executed") done


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This is an archive of links shared in slack channel.
SSRF (Server Side Request Forgery)
- https://www.hackerone.com/blog-How-To-Server-Side-Request-Forgery-SSRF
- http://thesecuritynews.com/topics/server-side-request-forgery-ssrf/
- https://github.com/cujanovic/SSRF-Testing/
- https://www.bishopfox.com/blog/2015/04/vulnerable-by-design-understanding-server-side-request-forgery/
- https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v1TkWZtrhzRLy0bYXBcdLUedXGb9njTNIJXa3u9akHM/edit
Serialization / Deserialization
- https://github.com/GrrrDog/Java-Deserialization-Cheat-Sheet
- https://github.com/CoalfireLabs/java_deserialization_exploits
- https://foxglovesecurity.com/2015/11/06/what-do-weblogic-websphere-jboss-jenkins-opennms-and-your-application-have-in-common-this-vulnerability/
- https://bling.kapsi.fi/blog/jvm-deserialization-broken-classldr.html
- http://www.afolgado.com/2017/06/10/phpcommandiargumenti/
Other Awesome Resources
- https://www.facebook.com/notes/phwd/facebook-bug-bounties/707217202701640
- https://www.torontowebsitedeveloper.com/hacking-resources
- https://github.com/swisskyrepo/PayloadsAllTheThings
- https://github.com/djadmin/awesome-bug-bounty
- https://github.com/enaqx/awesome-pentest/
- https://github.com/ngalongc/bug-bounty-reference
- https://forum.bugcrowd.com/t/researcher-resources-bounty-bug-write-ups/1137


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Université; de Perpignan Via Domitia, Equipe-Projet DALI, Batiment B - 1er étage, 52 avenue Paul Alduy, F-66860 Perpignan Cedex 9
You can reach Perpignan by plane (Air France), train (TGV - SNCF) or car (A9 from Narbonne or Le Perthus Spanish Border).
Taxis (about 15 euros , 30 minutes long).
Schuttle-bus "Courriers Catalans" (about 5 euros, 1 hour to reach the Perpignan Railway Station); bus stops at "Place de Catalogne" and at the railway station. Shuttle available one hour before the first flight to one hour after the last flight.
Taxis (about 10 euros, 10 minutes long)
Bus (about 1 euro, 15 minutes long). Every 5 minutes from 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM from monday to friday. Go to Place de Catalogne: 5 minutes walking or bus no 2 or 19. Pick the bus no 8 at Place de Catalogne, direction "Université", stop at "Campus" (in front of a Proxy shop). Cross Avenue Paul Alduy to come into the campus
Exit "Perpignan Sud": follow "Gerone" until the the 3rd round-about then follow "Université"
Exit "Perpignan Nord": follow "Barcelone" through the town centre then Moulin-à-Vent/Université;
We are located at the 1st floor of the batiment B (in the center of the campus map).May be useful: maps of Perpignan and the Campus


Pasttle
{{title}}
Examples:
To post the output of a given command:
<command> | curl -F "upload=<-" {{url}}/post && echo
To post the contents of a file:
curl -F "upload=<filename.ext" {{url}}/post && echo,
To post the contents of a file and force the syntax to be python:
curl -F "upload=<filename.ext" -F "syntax=python" \\ {{url}}/post && echo
To post the contents of a file and password protect it:
curl -F "upload=<filename.ext" -F "password=humptydumpty" \\ {{url}}/post && echo
You don't like sending plain-text passwords:
curl -F "upload=<filename.ext" \\ -F "password=$( echo -n 'bootcat' | sha1sum | cut -c 1-40 )" \\ -F "is_encrypted=yes" {{url}}/post && echo
To get the raw contents of a paste (i.e. paste #6):
curl {{url}}/raw/6
To get the raw contents of a password-protected paste (i.e. paste #7):
curl -d "password=foo" {{url}}/raw/7
Again you don't like sending plain-text passwords:
curl -d "is_encrypted=yes" \\ -d "password=$( echo -n 'bootcat' | sha1sum | cut -c 1-40 )" \\ {{url}}/raw/7
Helpers
There are a couple of helper functions in the link below for pasting and getting pastes. Import it from your ~/.bash_profile and you should be able to use these functions. Creating a ~/.pasttlerc helps you type less too.
LinkWeb Form
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Overview
I am an atmospheric scientist interested in tropical overturning circulations (monsoons, Hadley cells, and the Intertropical Convergence Zone) —- why they exist, how they ebb and flow over the course of each year, how they may have changed in Earth’s history, how they may change in Earth’s future, and even how they behave in other planetary atmospheres. Please see my Research page for more.
I work at Columbia University, specifically the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, where I am funded by an Earth Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship and advised by Dr. Adam Sobel and Dr. Michela Biasutti. We are working on a project seeking to improve forecasting of the Indian monsoon summer rainfall on seasonal to interannual timescales.
I am also co-leader of the “DIYnamics” project that seeks to improve the teaching of meteorology, climate science, and other planetary-scale sciences at the K-12 through graduate school levels by developing inexpensive, easy-to-use kits for performing physical demonstrations of core scientific concepts. Please see the DIYnamics page or the official DIYnamics website for more.
I am also interested in the Open Science and Open Source Software movements, which manifests through developing open-source software tools for scientists in the Python programming language. Please see the “aospy”, Programming, and Resources pages for more.
Please contact me (information below) with any questions about my research or anything else you find on this site. Thanks!
Contact
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Spencer Hill | 207B Oceanography | Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory | 61 Route 9W | Palisades, NY 10964
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Attention is a mechanism for improving the effects of the RNN (LSTM or GRU) based Encoder + Decoder model, commonly referred to as the Attention Mechanism. Attention Mechanism is very popular at present, widely used in many fields such as machine translation, speech recognition, image caption, etc. It is so popular because Attention gives the model the ability to distinguish between regions, for example, in machine translation, speech recognition applications, each word in a sentence is given different weights, making the learning of the neural network model more flexible, and Attention itself can be used as an alignment relationship to interpret translation between input/output sentences. Hence, attention in deep learning can be viewed as a vector of importance weights: we estimate or classify using the attention vector how strongly it is correlated with other elements and take the sum of their values weighted by the attention vector as the approximation of the target.
Seq2seq introduces a model based on an Encoder and a Decoder to build a neural network based end-to-end machine translation model, in which, Encoder encodes the input X in a fixed-length hidden vector Z and Decoder decodes the target output Y based on the hidden vector Z. This is a classic seq2seq model, but there are two obvious problems:
Compress all information of input X to a fixed length of hidden vector Z while ignoring the true length of X, will result in the sharp decline of performance especially when the length of input X is longer than initial lengths from training dataset.
It is unreasonable to encode the input X into a fixed length and give the same weight to each word in the sentence. For example, in machine translation, between input sentence and the output sentence, one or several words usually correspond to one or several words. Hence, each word entered given the same weight does not provide discrimination.
Hence, this fixed-length context vector design will lead to a critical and apparent disadvantage that is incapability of remembering long sentences. Often it has forgotten the first part once it completes processing the whole input. Now, it’s time to introduce Attention that resolves the above problems.
The attention mechanism was born to help memorize long source sentences in neural machine translation. The secret sauce invented by attention is to create shortcuts between the context vector and the entire source input. The weights of these shortcut connections are customizable for each output element.
In the paper, they construct the following architecture with three pieces of information:
In the model, they define a conditional probability:
where, si is the hidden state from RNN in decoder:
Here ci is a weighted value, defined as:
where i is the ith word from encoder, hj is the jth hidden vector from encoder, aij is the weighted value between jth word from encoder and ith word from decoder, indicating the effect from jth word from source to ith word in target. aij is calculated as:
Here, aij is the softmax output, with the summation equal 1. eij represents the alignment, to estimate the alignment effect from jth word from encoder to ith word from decoder. There are different alignment score functions, and the basic one is defined as follows, known as dot product, i.e., dot product between hidden state from target output and hidden state from source output.
Self Attention is very different from the traditional Attention mechanism: the traditional Attention is based on the source and target hidden states to calculate Attention, and the result is the dependence between each word at the source and each word at the target. However, for self Attention, it is performed on the source and target sides respectively, and only use the Self Attention associated with the source input or the target input itself to capture the dependency between the source and the target itself. Then it adds the self Attention from the source to the self Attention from the target to capture the relationship between the source and the target. It has been shown to be very useful in machine reading, abstractive summarization, or image description generation.


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Solution Example
#! /usr/bin/env python
'''
Python Drop Privileges
'''
# This script assumes it is initially run from sudo or the root crontab.
# This is not the correct pattern for a suid script.
# Use this pattern if your script must perform a privileged action, then
# perform other non-privileged actions.
import grp
import os
import pwd
import sys
def perform_privileged_actions():
# ex: mount network drive, listen on privileged port, write to a system file
pass
def drop_privileges(username="nobody", groupname="nogroup"):
if os.getuid() != 0:
return
# Get passwd struct and group list for username/groupname
pw = pwd.getpwnam(username)
gr = grp.getgrnam(groupname)
groups = [g.gr_gid for g in grp.getgrall() if username in g.gr_mem]
# Set supplemental groups
os.setgroups(groups)
# Set new uid/gid
os.setgid(gr.gr_gid)
os.setuid(pw.pw_uid)
# Change important environment variables
os.environ["HOME"] = pw.pw_dir
os.environ["LOGNAME"] = username
os.environ["USER"] = username
def perform_unprivileged_actions():
# ex: monitor file for changes, listen for connections
pass
def main():
perform_privileged_actions()
try:
drop_privileges()
except OSError:
print "Error: Unable to drop privileges."
sys.exit()
perform_unprivileged_actions()
if __name__ == "__main__":
sys.exit(main())


The House Of Yes (1997) Parker Posey, Josh Hamilton, Freddie Prinze Jr., Genevieve Bujold, Tori Spelling Rated R, Four and one half stars (out of five stars)
Review and articles by Ed Johnson-Ott For more reviews, go to www.nuvo-online.com and click on "film."
On Thanksgiving eve, Jackie-O's eyes glisten as she tells her twin brother's fiancee, "I've been over the edge, now I'm back." She washes her anti-psychotic medication down with rum, noting that the pills are color-coordinated with her eyes.
Welcome to "The House Of Yes," Mark Water's brilliant black comedy adapted from Wendy MacLeod's macabre play. "The House Of Yes" is a jewel, one of those rare and exhilarating films that completely realizes its own unique vision.
The privileged Pascal family inhabits a decaying Washington DC mansion, insulated from the rules of the outside world. Marty (Josh Hamilton) is the only family member to leave home since his father disappeared on the day John F. Kennedy was killed. When the young man returns with his fiancee, a Donut King hostess named Lesly (Tori Spelling), he hopes to introduce a little normality to the home. Nice try, Marty.  After a storm knocks the lights out and Mom retires to her room, we learn more about the kids. Jackie-O (Parker Posey) and Marty have been lovers for years, reenacting the Kennedy assassination as foreplay.
You see, Jackie-O has this thing about the Kennedy's, routinely donning a pink suit, pearls and a pill box hat to emulate the former First Lady. While Jackie-O frantically tries to draw Marty back into her arms, Lesly's time is occupied by the twins' shy, eager-to-please younger brother Anthony (Freddie Prinze Jr.), who spills the beans about his siblings' romance, then wheedles Lesly to help him lose his virginity. Just to be fair, you should know that after this mundane stuff has been established, things get a little weird.
"The House Of Yes" has a delightfully creepy feel.   By directing the actors playing the Pascal family to maintain a sense of heightened reality, he highlights just how isolated the Pascals are. With their mansion serving as some plush sensory deprivation tank, the family is cut off from life, damned by their own lack of self-restraint to live a hollow existence of melodrama and role-playing.
Water's couldn't have pulled this film off without skilled actors, and the cast of "House Of Yes" is superb. You'll immediately notice Parker Posey's triumphant turn as the whacked-out Jackie-O, but pay attention to the other performances as well. Genevieve Bujold creates a matriarch who is regal, snobby, droll and distracted in a truly odd, disturbing fashion. Josh Hamilton is a perfect yang to Jackie-O's yin. Watch his face when she tries to convince him to drop his attempts at a traditional life and return to the loony bed. Hamilton conveys a stunning transition of attitude using only his eyes and subtle changes in facial expression. He is exceptional. Tori Spelling conveys a charming naivete as a simple girl who "smells like powdered donuts." The real scene stealer, though, is Freddie Prinze Jr., who initially appears to be merely an ancillary character, but comes into his own with a sly, remarkably skilled performance. Watch him closely during Anthony's attempted seduction of Leslie. This boy can ACT.
While adroitly mixing humor and horror, Waters' plays games with your head. When Jackie-O begs Marty for some Dallas motorcade sex, you find yourself hoping he will agree. When Anthony tries to bed his brother's fiancee, you hope that he'll succeed. Is Waters trying to make a case for incest and stealing your brother's girl? Of course not. He is taking the audience, isolated in a movie theater, and showing us how easy it is to be seduced into wrong thinking by attractive, charming people while we're cut off from the rest of the world. Just like the Pascals.
At least that's my spin on it. Part of the beauty of "The House Of Yes" is that there are infinite ways to interpret the material. As the film makes its way across the country, it's proving to be one of those love-it- or-hate-it movies. That's the way it usually works with innovative films, and "The House Of Yes" is certainly innovative. Shocking in its originality, it is funny, frightening, thought-provoking and one of the years best films.
******* Interview with "House Of Yes" director Mark Waters *************
Ready for the anti-Camelot?  On November 22, 1963, at the same time President Kennedy was assassinated, Mr. Pascal abruptly disappeared from his family. Twenty years later, young Marty Pascal (Josh Hamilton) returns home for the holidays with new fiancee Lesly (Tori Spelling) by his side, ready to introduce her to the rest of the family; his regal, otherworldly mother (Genevieve Bujold,) younger brother Anthony (Freddie Prinze Jr.) and Marty's twin sister, Jackie-O (Parker Posey,) a beautiful, totally whacked out young woman with an intense fixation on the former first lady, and a very unique relationship with her twin brother. The dark psychological comedy is based on Wendy MacLeod's play of the same name.
"In 1990, when I first encountered the play in San Francisco, I wasn't a film person," explained Waters in a telephone interview. "I was a theatrical actor and director. I didn't go for straight plays generally, I liked things a lot more stylized, yet when I saw this play I really loved it because it had this kind of expressionistic stylization to it and a bleeding of genres. It was a really funny black comedy, an extreme and exciting suspense play and a powerful tragic drama as well. I loved it because it was very ambitious and achieved most everything it went for. I got a copy of the play from Wendy MacLeod's agent and put it aside until years later, after I'd gone to film school. I realized that with only five actors and one location, I could make this into a film on very little money, while dealing with an exciting, full piece of material."
Creating a dark comedy that pulls humor from taboo themes wasn't easy. Handled wrong, the film could easily have become smug or too clever for its own good, but Waters established a delicate balance that makes the material sing. "It started with the adaptation," he said. "I stripped down the play quite a bit, taking out a lot of dialogue that was just repartee for repartees sake; lines that didn't really add to the characters or the story. I also restructured the scenes so that things didn't happen without an emotional justification for them occurring. I imposed a dramatic texture or structure which wasn't there before and then adjusted the scenes so there would be emotional connections throughout the material.
"The next part was really the casting. Parker, Josh, Freddie, Tori and, of course, Genevieve Bujold are all incredibly talented. I chose them because they were genuinely likable and charming, with a natural sense of acting. Even with Parker Posey's character, we tried to have her be more emotionally grounded than in most of her other roles and she relished the opportunity to do that more intimate kind of acting. We didn't want to veer off into camp, like the 'Addams Family' or 'Fassbinder,' where everything is so cold and dark that people wouldn't be able to engage the characters. When I started the adaptation, Wendy told me that it could work if it had high style with emotional truth. So in the movie, I decided we would have a level of stylization. We established a slightly heightened reality, without losing the emotional truth. The audience is able to stay with the characters as human beings even while watching them take things to unreal extremes at times.
"There's a scene in the dining room, where Jackie-O is at Marty's knees. She says "When you make love to that Lesly girl, do you see my face?" and Marty says "Sometimes." The movie is working well when the audience goes right along with them, wanting him to say yes, wanting him to acknowledge his love for Jackie. Then suddenly they think "Wait a second! They're brother and sister, I shouldn't be wanting this!" but at the same time they can't help but truly empathize and sympathize with the characters. It's one of the most crucial scenes in the movie. Going into shooting, I didn't know if we'd be able to pull it off. But both of those actors just stepped right up to the plate and did it. It's a very difficult, subtle thing to get the audience to sympathize with something they would normally find taboo and scary." Incestuous sibling romances aside, one of the most controversial aspects of "The House Of Yes," which appears under the banner of Spelling Films, was the casting of Tori Spelling. Waters laughed about the fuss, saying, "I had no real awareness of Tori before I cast her. I don't watch TV much, except for "Seinfeld" and "Friends," and I'd never seen "Beverly Hills 90210." When I read with her I was completely smitten. She was perfect for Leslie; shy, sweet and vulnerable. All I knew of her is that she was kind of a celebrity. I didn't know about all the baggage associated with her until we got to the Sundance Film Festival and we started getting reviews saying things like "a surprisingly capable Tori Spelling" and I thought "Wow, these people really have a chip on their shoulder about her." It was only months after the film was completed that I became aware of the charges of nepotism that have followed her through her career. Spelling Film's involvement with the piece came very late in the game. Aaron Spelling said he'd read the script, thought it was absolutely hilarious and wanted to acquire the movie, which was nice because we were all working on deferment and actually getting paid was great. If I'd been aware of all that nepotism charges, I would have insisted we stick with our old funding sources. But in the end Spelling Films was happy because they put their money behind a successful film, and Tori's happy because she got a chance to show her skills.
Waters is excited about his next project, "Strike." "It's also going to be a Miramax project; we're finalizing the contract and I'm about to get into the casting. It's great being a second time filmmaker because you don't have to struggle so much for money. The film is kind of set in Indiana, a mythical Midwestern High School based on my experiences. They were starting busing when I was going to school and I lifted the premise for the film from the Greek play 'Lysistrata' which is about a war between Athens and Sparta where the women get together and decide to withhold sex from the men in order to stop the war.  It's another black comedy, but the tone is different from 'The House Of Yes.'" This year has seen three films with Indiana connections, all dealing with dark topics. Asked about the other films, Waters said, "'The House Of Yes' is a dark comedy, yet we're actually lighter than those other two movies. When you think about it, that's really pretty funny. 'Going All The Way' and 'In The Company Of Men' were my two favorite films at Sundance and it was just coincidental that they had the Indiana connection." For her performance in "The House Of Yes," Parker Posey received a Special Acting Award at the Sundance Film Festival.
******* Interview with Freddie Prinze Jr. from "The House Of Yes" ********
When Freddie Prinze Jr., who plays Anthony, the younger brother in "The House Of Yes," walked in front of the crowd at a promotional appearance in Hollywood, he was visibly uncomfortable. As the cameras flashed and the emcee asked inane questions, Prinze looked desperate to get out of the room. Later, he discussed the evening. "To be honest, I'm still kind of learning how to do the celebrity stuff. It's not what I got into the business for, and I'm not very good at it. With people shouting ‘Freddie! Freddie!' and sometimes even calling me ‘Mr. Prinze,' it feels really strange. I understand it's part of the job, but I'm not good at it."
The talented young actor is far more comfortable discussing his work, particularly his outstanding turn in "The House Of Yes." "Anthony is kind of like Norman Bates before his Mom had the motel. He's so nice, yet has his own agenda. He can get manipulated, but at the same time he's very manipulative. The role was tricky because you don't want to give away too much at first."
The House Of Yes is a very intimate film, with the camera moving ever closer to the actor's faces as the story proceeds, which called for subtle performances from the cast. "I always worked from the gut, and this role called for me to play things mostly through my eyes, so I had to re-train myself. Parker Posey establishes a distinct tone, she's the thread between the beginning and the end of the movie and everybody revolves around Jackie-O, so you have to adjust your style so that everything meshes.
"My first job ever a three line role on Family Matters with Urkel," he laughed. "I was Burt the punk. I didn't even get a last name, just Burt the punk." Prinze also appeared in "To Gillian On Her 37th Birthday" and the current "I Know What You Did Last Summer." "It was so satisfying doing a film like ‘The House Of Yes.' Mark Waters, the director, was like a kid in a candy store. It was his first film and he'd get so into scenes that he'd forget to say cut. We actually finished a half day ahead of schedule, which is amazing for an independent film. I'm really happy about the reception the film is getting. It's definitely the role I'm most proud of and it's gratifying when people respond well to it"
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Provides for operations on collections. These operations can be seen as software theorems. Instead of writing the same error-prone iterations over and over again, the classes of this package can be used. Using these classes will make iterations much easier to read and a lot easier to prove.
A manual for each of the classes follows below.
CollectionOperator
is the toplevel interface for operations on collections. It only contains a model method (a specification-only method) isValidElement(Object element)
. This method is needed in order to prove the correctness of subclasses.
Set operations are the one and only reason for the creation an the success of for example SQL. You can perform very complex operations with a very easy syntax. In traditional object-oriented programs, they are still the most complex constructions because they require loops to be written, which are difficult to write (how many times did you write a loop correct from the first time ?). Another drawback is that these loops, for example to check whether all elements of a collection satisfy some criterion, have to be written over and over again because they are always implemented with low-level constructions (for, while) which are not reusable.
With the classes in this package, the same functionality can be added to object-oriented programs. Using internal iterators, they provide set operations which can easily be adapted to perform specific things by subclassing them. The documentation of the classes explains how to do that.
As a result of the use of internal iterators, complex nested iterations can be replaced by a declarative implementation that is both very easy to read and write.
Visitors are object that can perform a certain action on all element of an object structure.
The Visitor class is a replacement for the java.util.Iterator
class that allows a programmer to perform a certain action on all elements of a collection.
The MapVisitor class is similar to the Visitor class, but it operates on maps instead of collections. The only difference between the two classes is an additional argument in the visit method.
Of course, sometimes exceptions can be thrown during a visit. The default behaviour when an exception occurs, is to undo all changes that were made and throw an exception to the caller of the method. This means that the actions that were performed on elements visited before the element that caused the exception, have to be undone. The RobustVisitor class adds support for handling exceptions to the Visitor class.
As with the normal visitor, an additional class RobustMapVisitor
is made for visiting maps when exceptions can occur.
An accumulator acts like a visitor, but passes an argument from each visit to the next. Because we cannot write code that works for both Object types and primitive types, we have separate accumulators for Object
, and each primitive type (currently only int
and boolean
). Wrapping primitive values in their wrapper class is annoying to work with, and causes an unnecessary performance penalty.
The base class of objects that use an Object
as accumulator.
The BooleanAccumulator
class is almost identical to Accumulator
. The return types have been changed to boolean
, and the accumulate
has been renamed to in
.
The boolean accumulator ForAll
checks whether some boolean criterion is satisfied by all elements in a collection.
The boolean accumulator Exists
checks whether some boolean criterion is satisfied by at least one element in a collection.
A Counter
is an integer accumulator that counts how many object in a given collection satisfy some criterion.
Filters are collection operators that filter certain objects out of a collection. Given a criterion, a filter can discard or retain the objects satisfying that criterion.
Filter
is the top class of the filters that operate on collections. It implements the retain and discard methods. The criterion must be defined by subclasses.
TypeFilter
is a special filter that uses the type of the object in the collection as criterion.

Fifo queues are first-in-first-out queues.
Fifo
is the top interface of all Fifo queues.
FifoList
is an implementation of the Fifo
interface.
FifoList
is a synchronized subclass of FifoList
.
FifoList
is a subclass of FifoList
that is synchronized, and
blocks pop()
requests when it is empty until an item is available.


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Wonder is a movie starring Jacob Tremblay, Owen Wilson, and Izabela Vidovic. Based on the New York Times bestseller, this movie tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of August Pullman, a boy with facial differences...


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Rules:
Each turn, a player repeatedly rolls a die until either a 1 is rolled or they decided to "hold":
- If the player rolls a 1, they score nothing and it becomes the next player's turn.
- If the player rolls any other number, it is added to their turn total and the player's turn continues.
- If a player chooses to "hold", their turn total is added to their score, and it becomes the next player's turn.
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Here is a list of videos of me learning the Daf, starting from Niddah 5780.
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Simple Makefile generator for AVR-GCC
Copyright © 2003, 2004 Jörg Wunsch
This simple Makefile generator is meant as an aid to quickly
customize the WinAVR Makefile template, producing a file called
Makefile in the current directory as result.
The application consists of a (scrollable) text editor widget, and
a menu bar.
The File menu has only two entries:
- Save writes the contents of the text editor widget to a
file called Makefile. Should any file by that name
already exist, it will be renamed. Under Unix, a tilde will be
appended to the old name, all other platforms append a .bak
suffix.
- Save As opens a filename selection dialog, and allows
the user to select a file to save to. After selecting the file
name, it behaves identical to Save.
- Open opens a filename selection dialog, requesting an
existing file to be opened by the user. This file will be loaded
into the editor buffer, and the Makefile menu will be
updated accordingly.
- Exit will quit the application. No checks whatsoever
are done to ensure the user has saved his editing work before.
The Makefile menu allows customization of the generated
Makefile. Note that the various menu items described below will only
be present if the corresponding feature is present in the parsed
template or input file. This menu is divided into three areas:
- Code generation options
- The entry Main file name opens a popup window that asks
for the basic name of this
project. This will become the base name for all major output files
(ELF file, MCU output file, several auxiliary files). By default, it
will also serve as the name of the primary C source file, with a
.c suffix appended. The popup will be closed by pressing
in the entry field.
- The entries MCU type, Output format,
Optimization level,
and C standard level select possible values out of a
predefined list. When selecting one of these options, the
respective Makefile macro will be modified accordingly, and the
widget will be adjusted so the new values can be seen
immediately.
- The entry printf() options works similar, only it does
not modify a Makefile macro of its own but edits the PRINTF_LIB
macro instead. Note that setting this away from
none/standard will cause the generated application to
always include the code for vfprintf() (which is huge),
regardless of whether the application actually uses any member
of the printf() family. See the avr-libc documentation for the
meaning of the different options.
- Likewise, changing the scanf() options changes the
macro SCANF_LIB, in the same manner. Note that the
scanf() format %[ (string match out of a set of
characters) will only be present in the floating point version
since it requires a lot of code, as well as using
malloc() (which is otherwise only required for the
floating point version).
- The entry C/C++ source file(s) opens a popup that asks
for a list of C (or C++) source files. C source files get the
suffix .c (lower-case letter c), C++ source files get
either of .C (capital c), .cxx, or .cc.
Multiple file names shall be seperated by spaces. A checkbox
indicates whether the primary C source file name derived from
the Main file name setting should be included or not.
The popup will be closed by pressing in the entry
field.
- The entry Assembler source file(s) works similar
except there are no default assembler sources to be included.
Note that assembler source files get the suffix .S
(capital letter s) which means they are being pre-processed by
the C preprocessor, so #include etc. will work. A
lower-case letter .s suffix is considered to be a
temporary compiler output file, and should not be used here.
- Using External RAM options, several possible variants
to use external RAM can be selected. This is internally handled
by editing the EXTMEMOPTS macro which eventually gets added to
the LDFLAGS during linking. The options are to either use
external RAM for both, variables (i. e. sections .data and .bss)
as well as for the heap (dynamic memory for malloc()),
or to leave variables in internal memory and use the external
RAM only for the heap. In both cases, the stack will always
remain in internal memory; this is the fastest way, and some
AVR MCUs have hardware bugs so they would not work when the
stack is located in external RAM. It can be selected whether
the external RAM should start at the lowest possible memory
location (right behind the internal RAM), or at a different
memory address. Several common memory sizes can be chosen from.
Obviously, these options are only accessible for MCU types that
do have an external memory interface.
- The entry Debug format selects one out of the following
options:
- ELF/stabs ELF object files with stabs debugging
information are currently the native way to debug under Unix
and/or GDB. This includes any GDB frontend, like Insight or
DDD.
- AVR-COFF Selecting this format will internally also
generate an ELF/stabs file, but change the Makefile to
subsequently convert the ELF file into a COFF file that adheres
to the originally Atmel AVR COFF file format specification.
This file format is understood by AVR Studio up to 3.x, and
VMLAB up to 3.9.
- AVR-ext-COFF The conversion from internal ELF to
COFF will be tuned to produce a file according to the later
AVR "extended" COFF specification by Atmel, understood by AVR
Studio 4.07 and above, and VMLAB 3.10 and above.
- ELF/DWARF-2 Create an ELF standard object file with
DWARF-2 debug information. This is the proposed standard debug
format for ELF. It is currently Beta, the GNU tools are slowly
changing towards that standard (though it is not yet known
whether AVR-GDB will already fully understand the format yet),
and Atmel has released a beta ELF/DWARF-2 parser for their AVR
Studio.
- AVRdude options
- The entry Programmer allows the selection of
the programming hardware (parallel port "dongle", or serially
connected hardware).
- The entry Port selects the serial or parallel
port AVRdude is going to talk across. This menu item might
be missing on some operating systems where no default ports
are known.
- Miscellaneous
- By default, the editor widget is read-only, and can only be
modified by the menu entries mentioned above. By checking the
Enable Editing of Makefile checkbox, this restriction can be lifted,
and the widget can be used as a simple standard text editor for
the generated Makefile. Note that the menu operations mentioned
above are not guaranteed to work on arbitrary input texts since
they search for certain patterns in order to implement their
functionality, so manual editing should always be used as a last
step before eventually saving the generated Makefile.


To test this demo, we use VS code live server extension.
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From 0 to 60 Story
From Sushi Chef to Software Developer.
From Student to QA Engineer.
From Steel Support to Application Support.
Christian Fuller, lolo, LLC.
After mastering the art of sushi making, Christian decided it was time for a career change. Following his creative passions, he found DevPoint Labs and moved to Salt Lake City.
Since graduation, he has fulfilled roles as Co-Instructor and Software Developer. Currently, he works for a fitness application company on implementing connectivity between different frameworks.
Anne Nichols, Teem.
You could say that Anne has always been a self-starter. Even before starting at DevPoint Labs, Anne taught herself how to program and brought that same passion in her 11-week course.
Anne continues to learn in her role as QA Engineer for the company Teem in Salt Lake City and is the author if a widely popular post called the Five Developer Love Languages.
Jordan Ott, Acima Credit
Jordan was looking to better provide for his family when his friend referred him to DevPoint Labs. With his family growing, he saw the need to acquire marketable skills that can help him sustain his family. DevPoint Labs and its team of instructors and mentors gave him the confidence he needed to push through the course.
Now, Jordan role in Application Support gives him the financial stability his family needs and the quality they like to enjoy.


#include <options.h>
Public Attributes | |
| int | hash_table_size |
| int | inc_sort_depth [3] |
| int | n_task |
| bool | cpu_affinity |
| int | verbosity |
| int | noise |
| int | width |
| bool | echo |
| bool | info |
| bool | debug_cassio |
| bool | transgress_cassio |
| int | level |
| long long | time |
| PlayType | play_type |
| bool | can_ponder |
| int | depth |
| int | selectivity |
| int | mode |
| double | speed |
| int | alpha |
| int | beta |
| bool | all_best |
| char * | eval_file |
| char * | book_file |
| bool | book_allowed |
| int | book_randomness |
| char * | ggs_host |
| char * | ggs_login |
| char * | ggs_password |
| char * | ggs_port |
| bool | ggs_open |
| double | probcut_d |
| bool | pv_debug |
| bool | pv_check |
| bool | pv_guess |
| char * | game_file |
| char * | search_log_file |
| char * | ui_log_file |
| char * | ggs_log_file |
| char * | name |
| bool | auto_start |
| bool | auto_store |
| bool | auto_swap |
| bool | auto_quit |
| int | repeat |
options to control various heuristics
| bool Options::all_best |
search for all best moves when solving problem
| int Options::alpha |
alpha bound
| bool Options::auto_quit |
quit when game is over
| bool Options::auto_start |
start a new game after a game is over
| bool Options::auto_store |
store a game in a book after each game
| bool Options::auto_swap |
change computer's side after each game
| int Options::beta |
beta bound
| bool Options::book_allowed |
switch to use or not the opening book
| char* Options::book_file |
opening book filename
| int Options::book_randomness |
book randomness
| bool Options::can_ponder |
pondering on/off
| bool Options::cpu_affinity |
set one cpu/thread to diminish context change
| bool Options::debug_cassio |
display debug info in cassio's "fenetre de rapport"
| int Options::depth |
depth (only for testing)
| bool Options::echo |
repeat user input
| char* Options::eval_file |
evaluation file
| char* Options::game_file |
game file
| char* Options::ggs_host |
ggs host (ip or host name)
| char* Options::ggs_log_file |
log file (for ggs)
| char* Options::ggs_login |
ggs login
| bool Options::ggs_open |
ggs open number (set it false for tournaments)
| char* Options::ggs_password |
ggs password
| char* Options::ggs_port |
ggs port
| int Options::hash_table_size |
size (in number of bits) of the hash table
| int Options::inc_sort_depth[3] |
increment sorting depth
| bool Options::info |
info display
| int Options::level |
level
| int Options::mode |
mode play (human/edax, etc.)
| int Options::n_task |
search in parallel, using n_tasks
| char* Options::name |
program name
| int Options::noise |
search display min depth
| PlayType Options::play_type |
game|move-time switch
| double Options::probcut_d |
| bool Options::pv_check |
check PV correctness
| bool Options::pv_debug |
debug PV
| bool Options::pv_guess |
guess PV missing moves
| int Options::repeat |
repeat 'n' games (before quitting)
| char* Options::search_log_file |
log file (for search)
| int Options::selectivity |
selectivity (only for testing)
| double Options::speed |
edax speed in N/S (for a more accurate time management)
| long long Options::time |
time in sec.
| bool Options::transgress_cassio |
adapt Cassio requests to search & solve faster
| char* Options::ui_log_file |
log file (for user interface)
| int Options::verbosity |
search display
| int Options::width |
line width


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The snowdrops are popping their heads up all throughout the garden.


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Video: Granit Xhaka plays brilliant one-two before producing classy finish in Switzerland win
by Ron CarneSwitzerland were in action against Gibraltar on Monday night and Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka was on the scoresheet to seal a 6-1 victory.
The two sides met in their EURO 2020 qualifier, with the Swiss topping Group D and looking to wrap up their qualifying campaign in style.
SEE MORE: Video: Messi leaves Arsenal’s Torreira on the floor during stunning run for Argentina vs Uruguay
They didn’t disappoint as although they were only 1-0 up at the break, they found their goalscoring touch in the second half and scored goals at regular intervals.
It was Xhaka who finished things off in the 86th minute though with the classy goal seen in the video below, as he played a lovely one-two before keeping his composure and producing a clinical finish.
Given his lack of playing time in recent weeks at Arsenal following his spat with the fans which resulted in him losing the captain’s armband, the international break will likely have come as a welcome opportunity to get away from north London for the 27-year-old.
Time will tell if he still has a future with the Gunners, but this goal was certainly a way of showing that he is a quality player and can do a job elsewhere if necessary.


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Assignment Create A Course Web Site
Code a simple HTML website from scratch
One of the best ways to learn about web design is to get your hands dirty and code a simple website from scratch. Having ones own domain and web site enables designers to learn through practice, by going through the full development process from beginning to end, from setting up a local development environment to deploying and maintaining a live site with continually changing content over time.
- See a Demo: https://johndoenma.github.io/coursework/art128/index.html
- Download Source Files: https://github.com/johndoenma/coursework/archive/master.zip
- View on Github: https://github.com/johndoenma/coursework
Before you get started, you'll need the following:
- You'll need a hosting setup (e.g. at Bluehost, GoDaddy' etc.).
- There are several different hosts and plans to choose from, so I suggest going with a host that offers a student plan/discount (e.g. like this Bluehost one) or a similarly cheap option (~$5/month). For example, several offer a "shared" hosting plan that comes with the most of the features that you will need: unlimited storage, a free domain name, and the ability to host multiple websites ("addon" domains). Once you pick/purchase a domain name and a hosting plan, be your be sure to note the following information:
- Your FTP address (e.g. ftp.yourdomain.com)
- Your Host Username (e.g. mybluehostusername)
- Your Host Password (e.g. chrisisthebest)
- There are several different hosts and plans to choose from, so I suggest going with a host that offers a student plan/discount (e.g. like this Bluehost one) or a similarly cheap option (~$5/month). For example, several offer a "shared" hosting plan that comes with the most of the features that you will need: unlimited storage, a free domain name, and the ability to host multiple websites ("addon" domains). Once you pick/purchase a domain name and a hosting plan, be your be sure to note the following information:
- A FTP (File Transfer Protocol) Application
- Download Filezilla
- A Code Editor (IDE)
- Download any (or all) of the following:
Video Lesson
Watch the video below for a guided step-by-step demonstration of this assignment.
Setup Your Local Development Environment
Get setup by creating a root directory for your web site
Start by creating a "public_html" folder to act your web site's root directory
Before you can begin coding, you need to figure out where you are going to work and save your web site's files. A good place would be to set up a root directory somewhere outside of your existing school class folders (where you typically save your class papers, design files, etc). It's a good practice to keep these separate, for many reasons, but one of the most practical reasons is because this assignment (creating a course web site) is not just an assignment for one class (e.g. ART 128) but you are going to set up course web pages for all of your classes (e.g. ART 229). Knowing this, do not place your public_html folder inside of your existing ART128 folder (if you already have one). Instead, keep this up on a higher level.
Initial folder setup (as you get started)
Final folder setup (once this assignment is completed)
Start with a "base" or "starter" blank HTML page
Create a new, blank HTML file named index.html and place it in your course directory (e.g. in this case, inside of the art128 folder).
[gist https://gist.github.com/kccnma/fa2f9586407d9485ebc8dba98d8b0b2b /]
Add in the content for your course web page.
Go ahead and add course specific content, such as a link to your first assignment. In this example, for ART 128, add a link to simplewebpage.html. Don't worry about the file not existing yet, because we're going to create that page next.
[gist https://gist.github.com/kccnma/ce5583d8e705dd1fcf8456f88eac6eb3 /]
Repeat this step for each of your classes so you can post all of your assignments online.
Next, let's create a new HTML file: simplewebpage.html
Tip: Resist the temptation to copy-paste the base/starter HTML code to speed up the process. Try writing every line of code from scratch. It's good practice while you learn the basics.
[gist https://gist.github.com/kccnma/607c240aa236f602d6d539d7e2047493 /]
Almost done: Create a Home Page that will link to all of your courses
Directly inside the root "public_html" level, create another index.html file, but this time, instead of linking to individual course assignments, you are going to link to the individual course web pages (e.g. "art128/index.html").
[gist https://gist.github.com/kccnma/68ce1413705ad92572d9227c2fe2ff12 /]
Last Step: Use Filezilla to upload your site via FTP
Launch Filezilla and connect to your host (remote) server. To do so, you'll need to enter the domain ftp address and your host username and password. Once you are able to connect successfully, all you need to do is navigate to your target "public_html" or "www" directory and upload your new files and folders. In Filezilla, you can do this by dragging and dropping from the left (local files) to the right (remoter server files).
If you completed this assignment, great job!
Summary
Getting started with front-end web development can be the hardest step. The good news is that once you get setup, it gets easier and easier for you to practice writing code and building web sites.


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This simple demo shows how to display an image overlay over a streetview and sync its movement (approximately) as the street view POV (point of view) changes.
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