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Bonduelle salads recalled due to possible E. coli contamination (4 photos)
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says some Bonduelle brand salads are being recalled due to possible E. coli contamination
by Canadian PressThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency says some Bonduelle brand salads are being recalled due to possible E. coli contamination.
The products involved include Bonduelle's Caesar Salad with Chicken and Bacon, Chef Inspired Salad with Turkey & Ham, Cobb Salad with Turkey & Bacon and Santa Fe Style Salad with Chicken.
They were sold in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and possibly other provinces and territories, and have best before dates of either Oct. 29 or Oct. 31, 2019.
The salads in question should either be thrown out or returned to the store where they were purchased.
So far there have been no reports of any illnesses linked to the products.
Story written by the Canadian Press.


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- generateHash(String) - Static method in class database.UserDAO
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Retourne le mot de passe hashé (SHA-1)
- getAddress() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the address.
- getAllEventsButton() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the all events button.
- getAllEventsPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the all events panel.
- getAssoBox() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the asso box.
- getAssos() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the assos.
- getAuthentificated() - Method in class model.Context
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Checks if is authentification.
- getBouton() - Method in class view.ConnectionPanel
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Gets the bouton.
- getBranch() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the branch.
- getBuilding() - Method in class model.Room
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Gets the building.
- getCancelDate() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the cancel date.
- getClearButton() - Method in class view.NotificationsPanel
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Gets the clear button.
- getConnectionPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the connection panel.
- getCreateDate() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the creates the date.
- getCreateEventButton() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the creates the event button.
- getCreateEventButton() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the creates the event button.
- getCreateEventPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the creates the event panel.
- getCurrentEvent() - Method in class model.Context
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Gets the current event.
- getCurrentUser() - Method in class model.Context
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Gets the current user.
- getDateDebutField() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the date debut field.
- getDateFinField() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the date fin field.
- getDescField() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the desc field.
- getDescription() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the description.
- getDesinscription() - Method in class view.EventPanel
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Gets the desinscription.
- getDpts() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the dpts.
- getEndDate() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the end date.
- getEvent() - Method in class view.EventItemPanel
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Gets the event.
- getEvent() - Method in class view.EventPanel
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Gets the event.
- getEventPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the event panel.
- getFirstWaiting(int) - Static method in class database.WaitingDAO
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Renvoie le login du premier User qui est sur la liste d'attente d'un Event.
- getfName() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the f name.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.ConnectionPanel
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Gets the frame.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the frame.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.EventItemPanel
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Gets the frame.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.EventPanel
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Gets the frame.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the frame.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.OrgaItemPanel
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Gets the frame.
- getFrame() - Method in class view.OrgaPanel
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Gets the frame.
- getHomePanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the home panel.
- getId() - Method in class model.Building
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Gets the id.
- getId() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the id.
- getId() - Method in class model.Organization
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Gets the id.
- getId() - Method in class model.Room
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Gets the id.
- getId() - Method in class model.School
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Gets the id.
- getId() - Method in class model.Site
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Gets the id.
- getInCharge() - Method in class model.Organization
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Gets the in charge.
- getInscription() - Method in class view.EventPanel
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Gets the inscription.
- getLieuField() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the lieu field.
- getLieuGroup() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the lieu group.
- getListeAsso() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the liste asso.
- getListeAttente() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the liste attente.
- getListeDpt() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the liste dpt.
- getListeMembres() - Method in class model.Organization
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Gets the liste membres.
- getListeNotif() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the liste notif.
- getListeParticipants() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the liste participants.
- getlName() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the l name.
- getLogin() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the login.
- getLogin() - Method in class view.ConnectionPanel
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Gets the login.
- getLoginBox() - Method in class view.OrgaPanel
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Gets the login box.
- getMaxNbParticipant() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the max nb participant.
- getMessSupp() - Method in class view.EventPanel
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Gets the mess supp.
- getModerator() - Method in class model.User
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Checks if is moderator.
- getModifDate() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the modif date.
- getMyEventsButton() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the my events button.
- getMyEventsPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the my events panel.
- getMyOrgaPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the my orga panel.
- getName() - Method in class model.Building
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Gets the name.
- getName() - Method in class model.Organization
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Gets the name.
- getName() - Method in class model.Room
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Gets the name.
- getName() - Method in class model.School
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Gets the name.
- getName() - Method in class model.Site
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Gets the name.
- getNbParticipantsField() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the nb participants field.
- getNbPlaces() - Method in class model.Room
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Gets the nb places.
- getNotifButton() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the notif button.
- getNotifPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the notif panel.
- getOrgaButton() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the orga button.
- getOrganisateurGroup() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the organisateur group.
- getOrganisation() - Method in class view.OrgaItemPanel
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Gets the organisation.
- getOrganisation() - Method in class view.OrgaPanel
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Gets the organisation.
- getOrganization() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the organization.
- getOrganizationType(int) - Static method in class database.OrganizationDAO
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Retourne le type d'organisation ("asso" pour une association, "dpt" pour un departement).
- getOrganizer() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the organizer.
- getOrgaPanel() - Method in class view.Frame
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Gets the orga panel.
- getPassword() - Method in class view.ConnectionPanel
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Gets the password.
- getQuitButton() - Method in class view.HomePanel
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Gets the quit button.
- getRoom() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the room.
- getRoomBox() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the room box.
- getRooms() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the rooms.
- getSchool() - Method in class model.Site
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Gets the school.
- getSelectedButtonText(ButtonGroup) - Method in class controller.ActionCreateEventForm
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Gets the selected button text.
- getSite() - Method in class model.Building
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Gets the site.
- getStartDate() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the start date.
- getSuppressionEvent() - Method in class view.EventPanel
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Gets the suppression event.
- getTempsAvantSuppression() - Method in class model.Context
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Gets the temps avant suppression.
- getTitle() - Method in class model.Event
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Gets the title.
- getTitreField() - Method in class view.CreateEventPanel
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Gets the titre field.
- getValider() - Method in class view.OrgaPanel
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Gets the valider.
- getYear() - Method in class model.User
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Gets the year.


Test steps:
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Access to https://genericsensors.appspot.com/
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Click the button at the top right corner.
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Pop-up shows, and choose the "Ambient light"/"Accelerometer"/"Gyroscope"/"Magnetometer" Sensor type, click "ADD" button
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Turn on the switch button
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Change the ambient light and rotate the device
Note:On Mac OS only Ambient Light Sensor is supported
Expected Result:
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The "Sensor state" should be "activated"
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The "timeStamp" value shows and always grow up.
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The "illuminance" value is changed by ambient light.
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The X,Y,Z of value is changed by rotate the device.


An example of a non-atomic operation is updating the field using the increment operator.
As the operation involves read and write, and other modifications may happen in between, data may become corrupted.
The operation can be made atomic by surrounding it with a synchronized
block or
using one of the classes from the java.util.concurrent.atomic
package.
Example:
private volatile int v = 1;
void foo() {
v = 2 * v;
}


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| A: Camille Converse. |
| Q: How old are you? |
| A: 18 (as of 2020). |
| Q: What is your favorite color? |
| A: I like blue, yellow, and lavender. |
| Q: What is your favorite animal? |
| A: Dogs! |
| Q: Do you have pets? |
| A: I have a dog, 3 fish, and a snail. We have two family dogs and a cat. |
| Q: What is your favorite food? |
| A: Any kind of pasta. |
| Q: Where are you going to college? |
| A: Appalachian State University. |
| Q: What are you majoring in? |
| A: Computer Science. |
| Q: Where do you live? |
| A: Brownsville, TN. |
| Q: Who do you live with? |
| A: My mom, dad, and younger brother. |
| Q: What is a fun fact about you? |
| A: I can lick my elbow. |


Interface IAuth0Client
Namespace: Auth0.OidcClient
Assembly: Auth0.OidcClient.Core.dll
Syntax
public interface IAuth0Client
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceLoginAsync(Object)
Launches a browser to log the user in.
Declaration
Task<LoginResult> LoginAsync(object extraParameters = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | extraParameters | Any extra parameters that need to be passed to the authorization endpoint. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<IdentityModel.OidcClient.LoginResult> |
PrepareLoginAsync(Object)
Generates an IdentityModel.OidcClient.AuthorizeState containing the URL, state, nonce and code challenge which can be used to redirect the user to the authorization URL, and subsequently process any response by calling the ProcessResponseAsync(String, AuthorizeState) method.
Declaration
Task<AuthorizeState> PrepareLoginAsync(object extraParameters = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | extraParameters |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<IdentityModel.OidcClient.AuthorizeState> |
ProcessResponseAsync(String, AuthorizeState)
Process the response from the Auth0 redirect URI
Declaration
Task<LoginResult> ProcessResponseAsync(string data, AuthorizeState state)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | data | The data containing the full redirect URI. |
| IdentityModel.OidcClient.AuthorizeState | state | The IdentityModel.OidcClient.AuthorizeState which was generated when the PrepareLoginAsync(Object) method was called. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<IdentityModel.OidcClient.LoginResult> |
RefreshTokenAsync(String)
Generates a new set of tokens based on a refresh token.
Declaration
Task<RefreshTokenResult> RefreshTokenAsync(string refreshToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | refreshToken | The refresh token which was issued during the authorization flow, or subsequent calls to RefreshTokenAsync(String). |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<IdentityModel.OidcClient.Results.RefreshTokenResult> |


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Federal Collaborations Addressing Climate Change and Water
- Looking Forward: Priorities for Managing Freshwater Resources in a Changing Climate
- National Action Plan: Priorities for Managing Freshwater Resources in a Changing Climate
- National Fish Wildlife and Plants Climate Adaptation Strategy
- National Ocean Policy Implementation Plan
- President's Climate Action Plan
- State, Local, and Tribal Leaders Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience
- Advisory Committee on Water Information (ACWI) - Water Resources Adaptation to Climate Change Workgroup
- Climate Change and Water Working Group (CCAWG)
- National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS)
Resources
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Executive Initiatives
Looking Forward: Priorities for Managing Freshwater Resources in a Changing Climate
This report addresses ways to build resilience to climate change for water resources. It updates a 2011 National Action Plan which outlines priority actions to make progress in three key areas: data and research, planning and decision support, and training and outreach. Fourteen federal agencies were involved in developing this report and are undertaking efforts to build the nation’s preparedness to extreme events.
The National Action Plan is based on the latest science on climate risks to freshwater resources. The Plan establishes a national goal to have government agencies and citizens collaboratively manage freshwater resources in response to a changing climate. This plan aims to ensure adequate water supplies, to safeguard human life, health and property, and to protect water quality and aquatic ecosystems.
National Fish Wildlife and Plants Climate Adaptation Strategy
In response to increasing impacts of climate change and other stressors on America’s natural resources, the United States Congress called for action. The resulting national strategy aims to safeguard fish, wildlife, plants, and the natural systems upon which they depend. The Strategy was developed with input from a broad range of federal, state, and tribal partners.
National Ocean Policy Implementation Plan
The Interagency Ocean Policy Task Force is charged with developing recommendations to enhance national stewardship of the ocean, coasts, and the Great Lakes. The Task Force’s Implementation Plan describes specific actions federal agencies will take to address key ocean challenges. The Plan calls for states and communities to have greater input in federal decisions, streamline federal operations, and promote economic growth.
The President’s Climate Action Plan puts forth steps by which to cut carbon pollution in America. The Plan also prepares the United States for the impacts of climate change, and to lead international efforts to combat global climate change. Fact sheets as well as the Plan itself are available online.
State, Local, and Tribal Leaders Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience
The Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience was formed to advise the Administration on how the federal government can respond communities nationwide. These communities are dealing with climate change impacts. The Task Force members include governors, mayors, county officials, and tribal leaders from across the country. These leaders have used their first-hand experiences in building climate preparedness and resilience in their communities to inform their recommendations to the Administration.
Other Federal Collaborations
ACWI represents the interests of water information users and professionals in advising the federal government on water-information programs and their effectiveness in meeting the Nation's needs. The Climate Change Workgroup identifies research, data, and policy necessary for effective management and protection of water resources in the United States.
The federal Climate Change and Water Working Group (CCAWWG) provides engineering and scientific collaborations in support of water management under a changing climate. It is an effective working-level forum among federal agencies that fosters communication, operational, and research partnerships around user needs across the water and science communities
The National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), headed by NOAA, conducts workshops and meetings with federal, state and local agencies, academic researchers, and other stakeholders. Resources, regional programs, and tools are found on this website.
U.S. Global Change Research Program
The U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) was established by Presidential Initiative in 1989 and mandated by Congress in the Global Change Research Act of 1990. The Program aims to "assist the Nation and the world to understand, assess, predict, and respond to human-induced and natural processes of global change.” The National Climate Assessment, a significant USGCRP product, summarizes the impacts of climate change on the United States, now and in the future.


DevRelCon Yokohama
My first time speaking at DevRelCon would be in this amazing city! I have always wanted to visit Japan again and this year. DevRelCon in Japan would be in Yokohama.
I’ve enjoyed unofficial speakers dinner #DevRelCon pic.twitter.com/gDX34edfx0
— Atsushi@MOONGIFT (@goofmint) March 9, 2023
I arrived the evening before the event, and catch some of the speakers after they have dinner and we went to a mega-store - Don Quijote for late-night shopping. I almost forgot how convenient major Asian cities are and there are still many people walking around when it’s 10 pm.
Day 1
The conference started at mid-day, so before the conference, I had a huge breakfast at the hotel with other speakers and then wander around town a bit.
Breakfast with @DevWithTheHair @virtualized6ix @cheukting_ho pic.twitter.com/7tUk3IUhh2
— Avie Dojo🇵🇭🇯🇵 (@AvieDev) March 12, 2023
Then we have some light food and then head to the conference.
We have quite an interesting lineup of speakers on the first day. First, we have a Keynote by Jun Fujita who talked about the uniqueness of the Japanese market. One thing that I agreed with the most is the localisation need.
First keynote by Jun Fujita about the Japanese market @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/69Ub1tVA6F
— Cheuk Ting Ho at DevRelCon Yokohama (@cheukting_ho) March 10, 2023
Then we have Joel, who talked about his practice in approaching conferences. It’s a useful reference for our strategies in the future.
Next we have a meta presentation about presenting by @joel__lord at @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/IidlAZusg5
— Cheuk Ting Ho at DevRelCon Yokohama (@cheukting_ho) March 10, 2023
We also have Kim Maida talk about a highly quantifiable metric to measure DevRel values - Keystone DevRel Metrics. It’s worth sharing with the team.
Next we have @KimMaida talking about how to measure DevRel values @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/lQao3cAmVi
— Cheuk Ting Ho at DevRelCon Yokohama (@cheukting_ho) March 10, 2023
Marino talked about how to learn in public. It inspires me to do more streaming again.
After the break we have @virtualized6ix talking about learning and sharing in public @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/R2wGU8h1Jy
— Cheuk Ting Ho at DevRelCon Yokohama (@cheukting_ho) March 10, 2023
After that, we have the speaker dinners, since it is a joint event with DevRel Japan, we have a mix of international speakers and local speakers. We all socialise together despite the language barrier.
Folks <3
— Alenka🇯🇵<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(@gingy_love) March 10, 2023
Cannot believe Day 1 is already over💕@DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/SfTa1Ne3Nn
We all have a fun night. After a short break at the hotel and doing some work, I was invited to a Karaoke party.
@DevRelConTokyo speaker dinner is 🎊👍🏻🥰 pic.twitter.com/DQRIfRUJiP
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 10, 2023
Day 2
On the second day of the conference, we have only one track in the morning so I didn’t miss any talks.
First, the keynote is about how Google is doing DevRel in Japan.
Start of day 2 of @DevRelConTokyo we have keynote by @taquo from @Google Japan about develop ecosystem in Japan pic.twitter.com/sX3lkjDkf5
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
Then, we have Caroline talk about the Developer Journey Map, she encouraged us to play Bingo during her talk and there was a book giveaway.
After lunch we have @CarolineLewko with her Star War skirt talking about Developer Journey @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/Wf7zjaKYbU
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
At lunch, we have the option of sandwiches, mini burgers or bento boxes. I don’t even have a second thought and go straight to the fancy-looking bento.
ランチタイムは美味しいお弁当をお楽しみください！#DevRelJP pic.twitter.com/rWTE8wF76W
— DevRel Meetup / 定期イベントは11月2日、カンファレンスは3月10〜11日 (@devrelTokyo) March 11, 2023
Lunch at @DevRelConTokyo full filled my fantasy for bento 🍱 pic.twitter.com/uyGjDdwzAM
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
After lunch, we split into 3 tracks and in the Suntory tract, have more talks before mine. For example, Hannah talked about the pain to get her company to approve using Meetup.com for organising community events.
Next we have @palindromeotter talking about DevRel tools @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/b8gSyY3KsM
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
And Salih talked about how to create suitable content for everyone.
Next we have @salihgueler talking about Creating Content For Everyone @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/9hG7mzs9J9
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
Then it’s my talk. It is very nervous as the topic that I talked about is very controversial - about the pitfall of a very popular event. The representative was sitting in the audience so I may get some interesting questions at the end. luckily the questions that I was given were very good and I was very careful to present the topic purely from the perspective that we want to make the open-source community better. The talk was recorded (to be published).
After the break @DevRelConTokyo it will be my talk ❤ exciting pic.twitter.com/1G2SZ3kb4o
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
After my talk, there are a few more talks before the closing. One of them is by two Japanese speakers from the Jagu’e’r community (a community supported by Google Cloud) who dressed up as Pokémons.
Last of today @DevRelConTokyo we have @ryoo_aki and @tmassh (not Pokémon) from Jagu’e’r community presenting pic.twitter.com/hrtBT1KKkF
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
After that, we have to move to another room for the closing, we also took a group photo (which was a challenge as the room is small and we have quite a big crowd). Everyone cooperated to get the picture taken as we cannot wait for the after-party.
Thank you everyone for the great conference, especially for the organisers @DevRelConTokyo pic.twitter.com/COeOe0w6TT
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 11, 2023
Group photo at #DevRelCon Yokohama 2023 & #DevRel/Japan CONFERENCE 2023. Thank you for participate everyone! See you next year! https://t.co/bNhwwSwhJ1 pic.twitter.com/fWk54nIBDr
— DevRelCon Yokohama 2023 (@DevRelConTokyo) March 12, 2023
What is not expected is that, when the conference is finished, it is followed by a lot of after-parties. First, on the 3/F floor of the same building. We have lots of food and slides Karaoke - you are given 5 random pictures and a random topic to do an improvised presentation. After a few drinks, I volunteer to do it… in Japanese. I finish my very random talk with very limited Japanese… but the magic happened, other local attendee start talks to me, in some English and some Japanese. I feel that I have gained their respect by trying. They start asking me questions about why I come to Japan, everyone is very friendly and we had a good chat.
Since I am super tired and with the influence of the alcohol I decided to be wise and head to my hotel for a short break. I have heard there will be real Karaoke after the party (again!) so I need that rest. After a short rest and a coffee, I head to the Karaoke place and the room is full of people - there are more than 20 of us. I was told later that Karaoke place double as a co-working place… it only happens in Japan (p.s. I later found another co-working place that offers a sauna as well… only in Japan). Any songs can be popping up on the screen - Japanese songs (including anime songs), English/ American pop classics. The atmosphere is very nice and everyone is very friendly and supportive. I have been to Karaoke in many countries but in Japan, they cheer for anyone who was singing whenever a song finishes. It was a wonderful experience.
#DevRel Karaoke is starting!! #DevRelCon pic.twitter.com/0jdBSrd2d7
— Atsushi@MOONGIFT (@goofmint) March 11, 2023
After that after party, there is another one… although the number of people joining drastically drops. We went to a typical Japanese Izekaya where we have gotten standing tables. We drank a bit more and have Izekaya snacks. The one I like the most is Kakitori (grilled chicken). My new Japanese friends are more talkative after a few more drinks and Ryota mention that his presentation partner Toshi didn’t speak English before and now he is chatting with us in English. I think the same goes for my Japanese. I am so glad that we can learn from each other.
Other events in Japan
Because PyCascade is in Vancouver next week, I think it makes more sense for me to stay in Japan for a few more days rather than going back and forth for one more 10-hour long flight. But I do not waste any time when I am in Japan. I want to meet up with my friends and explore the tech industry here a bit more.
Infobip meet up at IDEO
It’s a meetup run by Infobip. Some of their DevRels are in town for DevRelCon so they grab this opportunity to have a meetup at their Tokyo office. Most attendees are expected and some of them are looking for a new role. There are around 30 people in the room. The penal session centred around startups in Japan and it was interesting knowing how different the Japanese industry is different from Europe.
Panel session pic.twitter.com/JNQ4zuNBkO
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 13, 2023
Speaking at Le Wagon
I was invited by my friend to speak at the career fair at Le Wagon, where they trained people who want to change their careers in the tech industry. The school itself originated in France. The atmosphere there is very western. Everyone speaks English and the office/ learning space looks just like any shared office in London.
I gave a talk about open-source software, what is it and why contributing to open-source can benefit someone like students, who are changing careers.
I also got a chance to meet up with Iqbal, the organiser of PyCon APAC in Japan. It’s good to catch up with him to talk about the community. I feel like now I am part of the APAC team as well.
@cheukting_ho addressing the new comers to our industry and introducing the wonders of open source. Among the questions asked were, "why would big companies do open source" and "do you get people who ignore the code of conduct" or thereabouts. pic.twitter.com/L9jQuL2byE
— Iqbal Abdullah 🇯🇵 🇲🇾 🇪🇪 (@iqbalabd) March 14, 2023
Datadog x Contentful Meetup at WeWork Tokyo
After speaking at Le Wagon, I went to the meetup at WeWork Japan. It looks just like any other WeWork we have in London but the decoration are Japan-themed. This time the meetup is smaller, maybe around 15 people at the end. But we have a good chat and again most of the attendees are expected attendees of DevRelCon.
We got a successful the first time meetup event #Datadog and #Contentful 🎉
— Taiji (@taiponrock) March 14, 2023
Thank you for attending the event! And see you again soon! pic.twitter.com/5gd8GWgevs
Both speakers are speakers at DevRelCon and I guess that also explains the collaboration between Datadog and Contentful.
Next talk is by @taiponrock at #datadog pic.twitter.com/wxJk34GpJB
— Cheuk Ting Ho at PyCascade (@cheukting_ho) March 14, 2023
Meetup with a future colleague
Before I head to the airport to PyCascade, I managed to get in touch and meet up with our future colleague in Japan. We went for a coffee and chat a lot. He is a very nice person and I cannot wait to work with him closely when he officially joins.
It has been a very busy trip. There is so much going on and all the speakers are ready to socialise so I spent a lot of them meeting and socialising with new and old friends, especially the organisers in Japan, who are so hospitable and bring us to many places including local Izakaya and Yakineku places. Can’t wait to see them again at other events.


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public interface Line extends AutoCloseable
Line
interface represents a mono or multi-channel
audio feed. A line is an element of the digital audio
"pipeline," such as a mixer, an input or output port,
or a data path into or out of a mixer.
A line can have controls, such as gain, pan, and reverb.
The controls themselves are instances of classes that extend the
base
class.
The Control
Line
interface provides two accessor methods for
obtaining the line's controls:
returns the
entire set, and getControls
returns a single control of
specified type.
getControl
Lines exist in various states at different times. When a line opens, it reserves system
resources for itself, and when it closes, these resources are freed for
other objects or applications. The
method lets
you discover whether a line is open or closed.
An open line need not be processing data, however. Such processing is
typically initiated by subinterface methods such as
isOpen()
and
SourceDataLine.write
.
TargetDataLine.read
You can register an object to receive notifications whenever the line's
state changes. The object must implement the
interface, which consists of the single method
LineListener
.
This method will be invoked when a line opens and closes (and, if it's a
update
DataLine
, when it starts and stops).
An object can be registered to listen to multiple lines. The event it
receives in its update
method will specify which line created
the event, what type of event it was
(OPEN
, CLOSE
, START
, or STOP
),
and how many sample frames the line had processed at the time the event occurred.
Certain line operations, such as open and close, can generate security exceptions if invoked by unprivileged code when the line is a shared audio resource.
LineEvent
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Line.Info
A
Line.Info object contains information about a line. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addLineListener(LineListener listener)
Adds a listener to this line.
|
void |
close()
Closes the line, indicating that any system resources
in use by the line can be released.
|
Control |
getControl(Control.Type control)
Obtains a control of the specified type,
if there is any.
|
Control[] |
getControls()
Obtains the set of controls associated with this line.
|
Line.Info |
getLineInfo()
Obtains the
Line.Info object describing this
line. |
boolean |
isControlSupported(Control.Type control)
Indicates whether the line supports a control of the specified type.
|
boolean |
isOpen()
Indicates whether the line is open, meaning that it has reserved
system resources and is operational, although it might not currently be
playing or capturing sound.
|
void |
open()
Opens the line, indicating that it should acquire any required
system resources and become operational.
|
void |
removeLineListener(LineListener listener)
Removes the specified listener from this line's list of listeners.
|
Line.Info getLineInfo()
Line.Info
object describing this
line.void open() throws LineUnavailableException
OPEN
event is dispatched
to the line's listeners.
Note that some lines, once closed, cannot be reopened. Attempts
to reopen such a line will always result in an LineUnavailableException
.
Some types of lines have configurable properties that may affect
resource allocation. For example, a DataLine
must
be opened with a particular format and buffer size. Such lines
should provide a mechanism for configuring these properties, such
as an additional open
method or methods which allow
an application to specify the desired settings.
This method takes no arguments, and opens the line with the current
settings. For
and
SourceDataLine
objects, this means that the line is
opened with default settings. For a TargetDataLine
, however,
the buffer size is determined when data is loaded. Since this method does not
allow the application to specify any data to load, an IllegalArgumentException
is thrown. Therefore, you should instead use one of the Clip
open
methods
provided in the Clip
interface to load data into the Clip
.
For DataLine
's, if the DataLine.Info
object which was used to retrieve the line, specifies at least
one fully qualified audio format, the last one will be used
as the default format.
IllegalArgumentException
- if this method is called on a Clip instance.LineUnavailableException
- if the line cannot be
opened due to resource restrictions.SecurityException
- if the line cannot be
opened due to security restrictions.close()
,
isOpen()
,
LineEvent
,
DataLine
,
Clip.open(AudioFormat, byte[], int, int)
,
Clip.open(AudioInputStream)
void close()
CLOSE
event is dispatched
to the line's listeners.close
in interface AutoCloseable
SecurityException
- if the line cannot be
closed due to security restrictions.open()
,
isOpen()
,
LineEvent
boolean isOpen()
Control[] getControls()
getControl(javax.sound.sampled.Control.Type)
boolean isControlSupported(Control.Type control)
control
- the type of the control for which support is queriedtrue
if at least one control of the specified type is
supported, otherwise false
.Control getControl(Control.Type control)
control
- the type of the requested controlIllegalArgumentException
- if a control of the specified type
is not supportedgetControls()
,
isControlSupported(Control.Type control)
void addLineListener(LineListener listener)
update()
method is called with a LineEvent
object
that describes the change.listener
- the object to add as a listener to this lineremoveLineListener(javax.sound.sampled.LineListener)
,
LineListener.update(javax.sound.sampled.LineEvent)
,
LineEvent
void removeLineListener(LineListener listener)
listener
- listener to removeaddLineListener(javax.sound.sampled.LineListener)
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1 public_key Release Notes
1.1 Public_Key 1.4.1
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Bug for public_key:generate_key({namedCurve,OID}) fixed.
Own Id: OTP-14258
Improvements and New Features
-
Modernized internal representation used for crl validation by use of maps.
Own Id: OTP-14111
-
Support EC key in pkix_sign/2
Own Id: OTP-14294
1.2 Public_Key 1.4
Improvements and New Features
-
New function pkix_verify_hostname/2,3 Implements certificate hostname checking. See the manual and RFC 6125.
Own Id: OTP-13009
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The ssh host key fingerprint generation now also takes a list of algorithms and returns a list of corresponding fingerprints. See public_key:ssh_hostkey_fingerprint/2 and the option silently_accept_hosts in ssh:connect.
Own Id: OTP-14223
1.3 Public_Key 1.3
Improvements and New Features
-
New function public_key:ssh_hostkey_fingerprint/1,2 to calculate the SSH host key fingerprint string.
Own Id: OTP-13888 Aux Id: OTP-13887
1.4 Public_Key 1.2
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
The ASN-1 type GeneralName can have more values, then the most common directory name, the code now handles this.
Own Id: OTP-13554
Improvements and New Features
-
Handle PEM encoded EC public keys
Own Id: OTP-13408
1.5 Public_Key 1.1.1
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
An encapsulated PEM header shall be followed by a blank line
Own Id: OTP-13381 Aux Id: seq13070
1.6 Public_Key 1.1
Improvements and New Features
-
The 'ecdsa-sha2-nistp256', 'ecdsa-sha2-nistp384' and 'ecdsa-sha2-nistp521' signature algorithms for ssh are implemented. See RFC 5656.
Own Id: OTP-12936
-
There is now a file (public_key/priv/moduli) which lists size-generator-modulus triples. The purpose is to give servers the possibility to select the crypto primes randomly among a list of pregenerated triples. This reduces the risk for some attacks on diffie-hellman negotiation.
See the reference manual for public_key:dh_gex_group/4 where the handling of this is described.
The ssh server (ssh:daemon) uses this.
Own Id: OTP-13054 Aux Id: OTP-13052
-
Add different upper bounds for diffrent string types as suggested by comment in PKIX1Explicit88.
Own Id: OTP-13132
1.7 Public_Key 1.0.1
Improvements and New Features
-
Document enhancements
Own Id: OTP-12986
1.8 Public_Key 1.0
Improvements and New Features
-
public_key: Remove legacy switch compact_bit_string
E.i bitstrings will not be decode as {Unused, Binary}, they are now Erlang bitstrings.
Also the compact_bit_string implies the legacy_erlang_types switch So removing the switch will also make OCTET STRING values be represented as binaries.
Undecoded open type will now be wrapped in a asn1_OPENTYPE tuple.
This will change some values in records returned by the public_key API making this change a potentiall incompatibility.
*** POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY ***
Own Id: OTP-12110
1.9 Public_Key 0.23
Improvements and New Features
-
Improve/extend support for CRL handling.
Own Id: OTP-12547 Aux Id: OTP-10362
1.10 Public_Key 0.22.1
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Added missing encoding support for PBES2, and also completed support for PBES1 that was incomplete.
Own Id: OTP-11915
1.11 Public_Key 0.22
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Fix incorrect dialyzer spec and types, also enhance documentation.
Thanks to Ayaz Tuncer.
Own Id: OTP-11627
-
Application upgrade (appup) files are corrected for the following applications:
asn1, common_test, compiler, crypto, debugger, dialyzer, edoc, eldap, erl_docgen, et, eunit, gs, hipe, inets, observer, odbc, os_mon, otp_mibs, parsetools, percept, public_key, reltool, runtime_tools, ssh, syntax_tools, test_server, tools, typer, webtool, wx, xmerl
A new test utility for testing appup files is added to test_server. This is now used by most applications in OTP.
(Thanks to Tobias Schlager)
Own Id: OTP-11744
Improvements and New Features
-
Moved elliptic curve definition from the crypto NIF/OpenSSL into Erlang code, adds the RFC-5639 brainpool curves and makes TLS use them (RFC-7027).
Thanks to Andreas Schultz
Own Id: OTP-11578
-
Handle v1 CRLs, with no extensions and fixes issues with IDP (Issuing Distribution Point) comparison during CRL validation.
Thanks to Andrew Thompson
Own Id: OTP-11761
1.12 Public_Key 0.21
Improvements and New Features
-
Fixed a little typo in public_key documentation. Thanks to Tomas Morstein.
Own Id: OTP-11380
-
public_key: Workaround for incorrectly encoded utf8 emailAddress. Thanks to Andrew Bennett.
Own Id: OTP-11470
1.13 Public_Key 0.20
Improvements and New Features
-
Extend PKCS-7 to support SCEP (Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol).
Own Id: OTP-10874
-
public_key:pem_entry_decode/2 now handles AES-128-CBC ciphered keys. Thanks to Simon Cornish.
Own Id: OTP-11281
1.14 Public_Key 0.19
Improvements and New Features
-
Add support for ISO oids <IP_ADDRESS>.2.29 and <IP_ADDRESS>.2.27 that are somtimes used instead of the PKCS defined oids 1.2.840.1135<IP_ADDRESS> and 1.2.840.10040.4.3. Add function pkix_sign_types:/1 that translates oids to to algorithm atoms ex:
> public_key:pkix_sign_types({1,3,14,3,2,29}). {sha,rsa}
Own Id: OTP-10873
-
Integrate elliptic curve contribution from Andreas Schultz
In order to be able to support elliptic curve cipher suites in SSL/TLS, additions to handle elliptic curve infrastructure has been added to public_key and crypto.
This also has resulted in a rewrite of the crypto API to gain consistency and remove unnecessary overhead. All OTP applications using crypto has been updated to use the new API.
Impact: Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) offers equivalent security with smaller key sizes than other public key algorithms. Smaller key sizes result in savings for power, memory, bandwidth, and computational cost that make ECC especially attractive for constrained environments.
Own Id: OTP-11009
1.15 Public_Key 0.18
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Fix subjectPublicKeyInfo type comment in public_key. Thanks to Ryosuke Nakai.
Own Id: OTP-10670
Improvements and New Features
-
public_key now supports CRL validation and documents the function public_key:pkix_path_validation/3
Own Id: OTP-7045
-
Some examples overflowing the width of PDF pages have been corrected.
Own Id: OTP-10665
-
Fixed typo's in public_key spec.
Own Id: OTP-10723
-
Corrected PKCS-10 documentation and added some PKCS-9 support that is fairly commonly used by PKCS-10. Full support for PKCS-9 will be added later.
Own Id: OTP-10767
1.16 Public_Key 0.17
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
ssh_decode now handles comments, at the end of the line, containing withe spaces correctly
Own Id: OTP-9361
-
Add missing references to sha224 and sha384
Own Id: OTP-9362 Aux Id: seq12116
Improvements and New Features
-
public_key now supports PKCS-10 and includes exprimental support for PKCS-7
Own Id: OTP-10509 Aux Id: kunagi-291 [202]
1.17 Public_Key 0.16
Improvements and New Features
-
Add crypto and public_key support for the hash functions SHA224, SHA256, SHA384 and SHA512 and also hmac and rsa_sign/verify support using these hash functions. Thanks to Andreas Schultz for making a prototype.
Own Id: OTP-9908
-
Optimize RSA private key handling in crypto and public_key.
Own Id: OTP-10065
1.18 Public_Key 0.15
Improvements and New Features
-
Changed ssh implementation to use the public_key application for all public key handling. This is also a first step for enabling a callback API for supplying public keys and handling keys protected with password phrases.
Additionally the test suites where improved so that they do not copy the users keys to test server directories as this is a security liability. Also ipv6 and file access issues found in the process has been fixed.
This change also solves OTP-7677 and OTP-7235
This changes also involves some updates to public_keys ssh-functions.
Own Id: OTP-9911
1.19 Public_Key 0.14
Improvements and New Features
-
public_key, ssl and crypto now supports PKCS-8
Own Id: OTP-9312
-
The asn1 decoder/encoder now uses a runtime nif from the asn1 application if it is available.
Own Id: OTP-9414
1.20 Public_Key 0.13
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
replace "a ssl" with "an ssl" reindent pkix_path_validation/3 Trivial documentation fixes (Thanks to Christian von Roques )
Own Id: OTP-9464
1.21 Public_Key 0.12
Improvements and New Features
-
The public_key application now supports encode/decode of ssh public-key files.
Own Id: OTP-9144
1.22 Public_Key 0.11
Improvements and New Features
-
Allows the public_key module to decode and encode RSA and DSA keys encoded using the SubjectPublicKeyInfo format. When pem_entry_encode is called on an RSA or DSA public key type, the key is wrapped in the SubjectPublicKeyInfo format.
Own Id: OTP-9061
1.23 Public_Key 0.10
Improvements and New Features
-
Improved dialyzer specs.
Own Id: OTP-8964
1.24 Public_Key 0.9
Improvements and New Features
-
Updated ssl to ignore CA certs that violate the asn1-spec for a certificate, and updated public key asn1 spec to handle inherited DSS-params.
Own Id: OTP-7884
-
Changed ssl implementation to retain backwards compatibility for old option {verify, 0} that shall be equivalent to {verify, verify_none}, also separate the cases unknown ca and selfsigned peer cert, and restored return value of deprecated function public_key:pem_to_der/1.
Own Id: OTP-8858
-
Better handling of v1 and v2 certificates. V1 and v2 certificates does not have any extensions so then validate_extensions should just accept that there are none and not end up in missing_basic_constraints clause.
Own Id: OTP-8867
-
Changed the verify fun so that it differentiate between the peer certificate and CA certificates by using valid_peer or valid as the second argument to the verify fun. It may not always be trivial or even possible to know when the peer certificate is reached otherwise.
*** POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY ***
Own Id: OTP-8873
1.25 Public_Key 0.8
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Handling of unknown CA certificates was changed in ssl and public_key to work as intended.
Own Id: OTP-8788
Improvements and New Features
-
Revise the public_key API - Cleaned up and documented the public_key API to make it useful for general use, also changed ssl to use the new API.
Own Id: OTP-8722
-
Added the functionality so that the verification fun will be called when a certificate is considered valid by the path validation to allow access to each certificate in the path to the user application. Also try to verify subject-AltName, if unable to verify it let the application verify it.
Own Id: OTP-8825
1.26 Public_Key 0.7
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Certificates without any extensions could not be handled by public_key.
Own Id: OTP-8626
Improvements and New Features
-
Code cleanup and minor bugfixes.
Own Id: OTP-8649
1.27 Public_Key 0.6
Improvements and New Features
-
Support for Diffie-Hellman. ssl-3.11 requires public_key-0.6.
Own Id: OTP-7046
-
Moved extended key usage test for ssl values to ssl.
Own Id: OTP-8553 Aux Id: seq11541, OTP-8554
1.28 Public_Key 0.5
Improvements and New Features
-
Added public_key:pkix_transform/2 to enable ssl to send CA list during Certificate Request.
NOTE: SSL (new_ssl) requires public_key-0.5. ssl usage.
Own Id: OTP-8372
1.29 Public_Key 0.4
Improvements and New Features
-
The documentation is now built with open source tools (xsltproc and fop) that exists on most platforms. One visible change is that the frames are removed.
Own Id: OTP-8250
1.30 Public_Key 0.3
Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions
-
Unknown attributes in certificates are left encoded instead of crashing. Patch by Will "wglozer" thanks.
Own Id: OTP-8100
Improvements and New Features
-
Allow public_key:pem_to_der/[1,2] to take a binary as argument in addition to a filename. Patch by Geoff Cant, thanks.
Own Id: OTP-8142
1.31 Public_Key 0.2
Improvements and New Features
-
X509 certificate handling has been extended and improved as a result of more extensive testing of both the ssl and public_key application. Even more extensions of the certificate handling is yet to be implemented.
Own Id: OTP-7860
1.32 Public_Key 0.1
Improvements and New Features
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First version.
Own Id: OTP-7637


This function allows to do Cluster-Of-Clusters Analysis on a binary matrix where each column is a clustering of the data, each row corresponds to a data point and the element in position (i,j) is equal to 1 if data point i belongs to cluster j, 0 otherwise.
coca( moc, K = NULL, maxK = 6, B = 1000, pItem = 0.8, hclustMethod = "average", choiceKmethod = "silhouette", ccClMethod = "kmeans", ccDistHC = "euclidean", maxIterKM = 1000, savePNG = FALSE, fileName = "coca", verbose = FALSE, widestGap = FALSE, dunns = FALSE, dunn2s = FALSE, returnAllMatrices = FALSE )
| moc | N X C data matrix, where C is the total number of clusters considered. |
|---|---|
| K | Number of clusters. |
| maxK | Maximum number of clusters considered for the final clustering if K is not known. Default is 6. |
| B | Number of iterations of the Consensus Clustering step. |
| pItem | Proportion of items sampled at each iteration of the Consensus Cluster step. |
| hclustMethod | Agglomeration method to be used by the hclust function to perform hierarchical clustering on the consensus matrix. Can be "single", "complete", "average", etc. For more details please see ?stats::hclust. |
| choiceKmethod | Method used to choose the number of clusters if K is NULL, can be either "AUC" (area under the curve, work in progress) or "silhouette". Default is "silhouette". |
| ccClMethod | Clustering method to be used by the Consensus Clustering algorithm (CC). Can be either "kmeans" for k-means clustering or "hclust" for hiearchical clustering. Default is "kmeans". |
| ccDistHC | Distance to be used by the hiearchical clustering algorithm inside CC. Can be "pearson" (for 1 - Pearson correlation), "spearman" (for 1- Spearman correlation), or any of the distances provided in stats::dist() (i.e. "euclidean", "maximum", "manhattan", "canberra", "binary" or "minkowski"). Default is "euclidean". |
| maxIterKM | Number of iterations for the k-means clustering algorithm. Default is 1000. |
| savePNG | Boolean. Save plots as PNG files. Default is FALSE. |
| fileName | If |
| verbose | Boolean. |
| widestGap | Boolean. If TRUE, compute also widest gap index to choose best number of clusters. Default is FALSE. |
| dunns | Boolean. If TRUE, compute also Dunn's index to choose best number of clusters. Default is FALSE. |
| dunn2s | Boolean. If TRUE, compute also alternative Dunn's index to choose best number of clusters. Default is FALSE. |
| returnAllMatrices | Boolean. If TRUE, return consensus matrices for all considered values of K. Default is FALSE. |
This function returns a list containing:
a symmetric matrix where the element in position (i,j) corresponds to the proportion of times that items i and j have been clustered together and a vector of cluster labels.
the final cluster labels.
the final number of clusters. If provided by the user, this is
the same as the input. Otherwise, this is the number of clusters selected via
the requested method (see argument choiceKmethod
).
if returnAllMatrices = TRUE, this array also returned, containing the consensus matrices obtained for each of the numbers of clusters considered by the algorithm.
The Cancer Genome Atlas, 2012. Comprehensive molecular portraits of human breast tumours. Nature, 487(7407), pp.61–70.
Cabassi, A. and Kirk, P. D. W. (2019). Multiple kernel learning for integrative consensus clustering of 'omic datasets. arXiv preprint. arXiv:1904.07701.
# Load data data <- list() data[[1]] <- as.matrix(read.csv(system.file("extdata", "dataset1.csv", package = "coca"), row.names = 1)) data[[2]] <- as.matrix(read.csv(system.file("extdata", "dataset2.csv", package = "coca"), row.names = 1)) data[[3]] <- as.matrix(read.csv(system.file("extdata", "dataset3.csv", package = "coca"), row.names = 1)) # Build matrix of clusters outputBuildMOC <- buildMOC(data, M = 3, K = 5, distances = "cor") # Extract matrix of clusters moc <- outputBuildMOC$moc # Do Cluster-Of-Clusters Analysis outputCOCA <- coca(moc, K = 5) # Extract cluster labels clusterLabels <- outputCOCA$clusterLabels


Details of Uhuru's Exclusive Meeting With Raila
by Derrick OkubasuDetails have emerged about President Uhuru Kenyatta's planned meeting with former Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
The meeting, slated for Wednesday, November 27, at Bomas of Kenya, Nairobi, will encompass the official release of the Building Bridges Initiative report to the public for review after President Uhuru Kenyatta receives the document on Tuesday, November 26.
A cover story by Daily Nation on Monday indicated that a total of 4,700 delegates are expected to attend the meeting, representing 100 individuals from every county.
Quoting a source familiar with the arrangements, the publication further disclosed that officers from the Ministry of Interior had been tasked with making the invitations and subsequently facilitating the delegates' transport to the venue.
The invitations were sent by the 47 county commissioners in the country by way of Short Message Service (SMS).
“Good afternoon ndugu (brother), kindly attend the BBI launch at Bomas on Wednesday," read the SMS message.
Among some of the leaders who confirmed attendance include Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru, her Kakamega counterpart Wycliffe Opranya and National Assembly minority leader John Mbadi.
Waiguru intimated that she would attend the event "not just to witness but to be part of this historic moment”.
Deputy President William Ruto had on Saturday hinted about the meeting while telling off Raila for promising that there would be a tsunami after the document's release.
“The most important thing to Kenyans is fixing the infrastructure, fighting poverty and generating jobs for youth.
“Every Kenyan would be given a chance to read and understand the report. That way, we would agree on how we would move forward together," the DP told a congregation at the African Independent Pentecostal Church of Africa in Thika, Kiambu County.
The president and former prime minister are set to receive the document on Tuesday at State House.


Balaknisation
- Countries (e.g. Brazil) look to keep all citizen data on local servers
- China has its great firewall
- Large mega-corps create competing standards
...the process of fragmentation or division [...] into smaller [...] that are often hostile or non-cooperative with one another


‘Arnab Goswami’s cheaper version’ faces torrid time on social media for glaring biases
by JKR StaffAmish Devgn of News18 India has often faced public ridicule for his brazen biases in favour of the ruling BJP. A Congress spokesperson had once famously called him a ‘news trader’ and ‘pimp’ during a live TV debate on Devgan’s own TV channel. Since then, his critics have frequently targeted him by calling him a ‘cheap copy of Arnab Goswami,’ ‘poor man’s Arnab Goswami’ or expletives used by Congress spokesperson Rajiv Tyagi. The TV anchor working for Mukesh Ambani-owned channel has now been subjected to an incessant attack from comedian Kunal Kamra, who created a series of memes ridiculing him with the ‘broker’ jibe. Rattled by the intensity of attack both from Kamra and social media users including some journalists, Devgan urged Twitter to ban the comedian on the microblogging site.
What appeared to rub Devgan up the wrong way was Kamra’s tweet highlighting statistics to prove the TV anchor’s biases. He wrote, “Last 100 debates on @News18India by Dear Friend @AMISHDEVGAN Attacking Pakistan : 23 Attacking Opposition : 51 Praising Modi & Shah : 15 Ram Mandir : 8 Haryana election results : 1 MS Dhoni : 1 Lawyers vs Police : 1 *Kaale coat ka sitam, insaaf maange Singham* ”
Earlier Kamra had likened Devgan to a pet dog of Prime Minister Narwendra Modi
Separately, Kamra also targeted Zee News anchor Sudhir Chaudhary by comparing him to a dog and a snake. prompting the controversial anchor to also urge Twitter India to ban the comedian on the social media platform.  It’s time to expose their cheap stunts.Enough is enough!”
Devgan said that he agreed with Chgaudhary’s demand for a ban on Kamra as he wrote, “I agree with @sudhirchaudhary this man is crossing all his limits @verified @TwitterIndia must act & stop this Venom.”
Even before Devgan could recuperate from Kamra’s sustained attacks, he began to face mocking from social media users, who called him ‘sasta Arnab‘ in a bid to highlight his biases during the coverage of the recent political crisis in Maharashtra.
Meanwhile, Kamra has continued with his attack against Devgan by replacing the word ‘Dalal’ on Mumbai’s Dalal Street with Devgan’s photo. Dalal in English means broker.


The Lifetime Income Process is a financial model developed by a former Software Engineer, now Financial Planner. The model attempts to answer the question "Will I be able to maintain my standard of living throughout my lifetime?" by taking in all the details of a person's finances and plotting their financial situation across the rest of their lives.
LIP was initially developed as a series of Open Office spreadsheets serving as a proof of concept, then improved over the course of three years. When the model was proven, a colleague and I were approached for the task of building a cross-platform desktop application for licensing to other financial advising practices.
This application was developed using Adobe Flex and written in ActionScript and MXML. Graphic design was done in Adobe Photoshop.
Mathematical financial analysis was required, including the need to convert many common spreadsheet formula functions into their ActionScript equivalents. Some of these functions required much research and Calculus derivation to find the most efficient algorithms for computation.


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Once you have entered your year of birth, month, date and your gender,it will show your Name
in an Akan naming system since they used days of the week to name children when they were born
More about the Akan People
Do you want to learn more about the Akan people?Here is more?


In the markup we have multiple spaces and a line break.
In the markup we have multiple spaces and a line break, but in the result multiple spaces are ignored.


The Smiths began working on "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" during its
late 1985 recording sessions at London's RAK Studios. In early September,
the band recorded a rehearsal tape of the song performed in the key of F# minor.
Four days later, the group made a monitor mix in the key of C# minor,
this time accompanied by a synthesised string arrangement Marr created on an E-mu Emulator
(credited to the "Hated Salford Ensemble" on the album release). While Morrissey was cynical about using synthesised strings,
the lack of a budget to hire a real string ensemble as well as the band's reluctance to allow outsiders into the recording process
changed his mind. The recording was completed in November at Jacobs Studios in Farnham, where Morrissey redid his vocal part twice
and Marr added a flute melody.
Music critics consider "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out"
to be one of the Smiths' finest efforts. Simon Goddard wrote,
"In a straw poll among Smiths fans today, 'There Is a Light That Never Goes Out'
would more than likely still come out victorious", which he credits to the "perfect balance" of
Marr's compositional skills and Morrissey's lyricism.


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Constructor
new Matrix(a)
Parameters:
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Array | 2-dimensional array that initializes the matrix. |
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Example
const matrix = new Matrix( [[1, 2],[3, 4]] );
Members
length
returns the number of rows in the matrix.
Methods
forEach()
calls a function for each row in the matrix.
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multiply(b)
Multiplies this matrix by another matrix
Parameters:
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b |
Matrix | Array | multiplication matrix or 2-dimensional array that is the matrix or 1-dimensional array that is the vector. |
- Source:
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new matrix as result of multiplication of matrices.
Example
const matrix = new Matrix( [[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]] );
const res = matrix.multiply( [[7, 8, 9, 10], [11, 12, 13,14] );
res is : [[29, 32, 35, 38], [65, 72, 79, 86], [101, 112, 123, 134]]


Buying, selling and exchanging cryptocurrency assets run a market as a whole. Each time you send crypto to the blockchain, the network fee is taken. In fact, the network fee represents a reward for miners and nodes that broadcast your transaction to a blockchain. In this article, we will discuss the main Network fee principles.
Any cryptocurrency transaction requires a fee, in order to be added to a block. The fee is distributed in several ways:
In other cases, like with NEO, the network fee is not taken due to another protocol and network rules.
The network fee payment conditions depend on each blockchain technology. In EOS blockchain, for example, there is a RAM resource working as a network fee
Bitcoin is made up of blocks which imply encrypted transactions and currently restricted up to 1,000,000 bytes and designed so that on average only 1 block per ~10 minutes can be created. Bitcoin miners can pick the transaction they want to include to the blockchain and get a reward for each block mined.
Therefore, the higher the network fee is set, the bigger the reward and the higher the priority of the transaction. Miners are interested in the transaction sized, because they can create only the blocks up to 1,000,000 bytes. The fee per byte, that’s what interests the miners.
On the Ethereum blockchain, the network fee is paid by an internal conditional unit that is called "Gas". Gas is a unit that measures the amount of computational effort that it will take to execute certain operations. The heavier your smart contract is, the more Gas you need.
It is very cheap just to send ETH, you don't need more than 21,000 Gas for it, because this is a very simple action. But when it comes to sending tokens, it requires to perform a heavy contract, much more Gas is needed (it can be 150,000 Gas or even more). In Atomic Wallet, we use a dynamic network fee, which is calculated as:
Fee = Gas Limit * Propose Gas Price / 1,000,000,000 gwei1 ETH is a 1,000,000,000 gwei like 1 BTC is a 100,000,000 satoshi.
This is an average price, however, usually much less Gas is required, so the user pays a lower network fee and the difference just stay on his or her address.
XRP is a Peer-to-Peer system that works by consensus. Each node can send and receive XRP but some of them operate as validators carrying out the RPCA (Ripple Protocol Consensus Algorithm).
They make a snapshot of the transactions that are in process and create a public list which is called the “Candidate set”. Then each validator creates its own unique node list (UNL) and votes on the accuracy of all transactions.
Transactions that receive more than a minimum percentage of “yes” votes are passed to the next round. Transactions that don't receive enough votes will be rejected or included in the next candidate set for the beginning of the consensus process again.
1 XRP is 1'000'000 drops. Each transaction requires an average fee of 0.00001 XRP (10 drops) and may increase upon higher than usual load. The final round of consensus requires at least 80% of a UNL agreeing to confirm the transaction.In Atomic Wallet, you can exchange over 60 trading pairs with built-in exchange service, a perform cross-chain Atomic Swap in a decentralized order book, buy crypto with a credit card and manage 300+ cryptocurrency assets with no extra fee.
In other words, to add a transaction to the blockchain, it's necessary to pay the network fee, even if the service that you use has no extra fees. For example, in Atomic Wallet we don't charge an extra fee for sending and receiving funds, there is a network fee only.


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Oral reviews are only available for 30 and 90-day prohibitions.
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You can continue with a written review. You can submit a statement and evidence, but you will
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{% block callout %}You're only eligible for a written review.{% endblock %}
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Narrow down a regression to a cl or set of cl's. A bisect job bisects the commit range, and looks for changes in the specified metric.

New! Try the Pinpoint command line
interface in depot_tools
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Trump considering exempting Apple from China tariffs
US President Donald Trump said he is considering whether to exempt the US company from tariffs on imports from China, Reuters reports.
“We’re looking at that,” Trump said on Wednesday in answer to a reporter’s question about the tariffs, after touring a plant that assembles the company’s Mac Pro computers in Austin, Texas, with Apple chief executive Tim Cook.
Cook, who has a strong relationship with Trump, has sought relief for Apple from the US tariffs, which are part of a months-long tit-for-tat trade war between the world’s largest economies.
“The problem we have is you have Samsung. It’s a great company but it’s a competitor of Apple, and it’s not fair if, because we have a trade deal with Korea – we made a great trade deal with South Korea – but we have to treat Apple on a somewhat similar basis as we treat Samsung,” Trump said.
Apple announced in September it would make its new Mac Pro computers in Austin. The announcement came days after US trade regulators approved 10 out of 15 requests for tariff exemptions filed by Apple amid a broader reprieve on levies on computer parts.
Earlier this month, Apple also asked the Trump administration to waive tariffs on Chinese-made Apple Watches, iPhone components and other consumer products.
Trump has made boosting the US manufacturing sector one of the goals of his presidency, taking to Twitter to pressure US companies into keeping jobs at home.
Earlier on Wednesday, Apple said it had started construction of a new campus in Austin that will employ 5,000 workers, with the capacity to grow to 15,000. It is expected to open in 2022.
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Frequently asked questions
We have included answers to commonly asked questions below.
Who
Q: What age range is Maths on Mars for?
Maths on Mars has been developed for primary aged children in grades 1 to 6.
Q: What maths ability is Maths on Mars focused on?
Maths on Mars was developed for students who have a maths learning difficulty or who need help developing a good number sense.
Q: Is Maths on Mars suited to kids with dyscalculia?
We focus on building a good number sense in students. Number deconstruction and reconstruction is an integral part of our learning activities. We also try to provide clear, concise pictorial representations of problems. We believe these aspects of Maths on Mars are helpful to students with dyscalculia.
Why
Q: How is Maths on Mars different to other on-line maths learning sites?
We put a strong emphasis on problem-solving and reasoning and use abundant pictorial representations of problems and solutions. We have hints for each question so that if a student is having difficulty they are able to see a part-solution for the specific problem they are solving. We provide weekly email feedback on progress to parents and teachers. We also provide a reporting dash-board for parents and teachers.
Q: How is Maths on Mars different to correspondance maths centres?
Compared with correspondance centres we have reviewed, we put a stronger emphasis on problem-solving and reasoning and a lesser emphasis on memorization.
When
Q: What is the timeline for completion of Maths on Mars?
We are working in stages and subscribers are able to access lessons as we complete them. We plan to complete all lessons for levels 1 to 6 before the end of 2016. We listen to subscribers and prioritize development according to their requirements.


Making gradient text sometimes is hectic. While it is supported in some new browsers there are some other
older browsers that cannot create gradient text correctly.
Thus there are some online services like http://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/ that receive a sample text
and create a series of SPAN tags with different text colors.
This kind of services works fine for latin text that their characters are separated naturally. For example,
The header of this page was created with this technique.
In the following, there are 2 sentences. The first one was created with some CSS technique that at the
moment of writing this text just supported in Google Chrome and Edge browsers.
Therefore if you see this text as a simple white text the reason is that is not supported by your browser.
The second try was made by using online services and it shows how this services cannot create a correct
right to left sentence with their technique.
The third try was made with the library that I created and it generates a correct gradient sentence
for a right to left sentence.
You can find a sample of correct usage of this library in the example inside of this page.


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Create a calculator that prompts for an arithmetic expression and returns its result.
There’s no need to check the expression for correctness in this task. Just evaluate and return the result.
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This process is used when a user account is linked to the wrong demographic details.
Cleansing the account means that the account will no longer be linked to any PDS demographics and the proofing level will return to P0.
All fields for this account in the user profile table will be removed apart from the following fields:
- account_id
- cookie_policy_version
- email_address
- privacy_policy_version
- proofing_levels
- terms_and_conditions_version
- unverified_phone_number
- verified_phone_number
If you choose to remove the mobile number then these fields will be removed:
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Israeli radar sensor firm Vayyar Imaging raises $109 million
TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Vayyar Imaging, an Israeli provider of radar imaging sensor technology, said on Wednesday it raised $109 million in a financing round led by Koch Disruptive Technologies, bringing its total raised to-date to $188 million.
Regal Four and all existing investors including Battery Ventures, Bessemer Ventures, ICV, ITI, WRVI Capital and Claltech participated in the round.
Vayyar said it will use the funds to enhance its core technology and expand its offerings.
Vayyar provides sensors to the automotive, smart home, robotics, retail and medical industries. The company said its sensors can see through walls and objects and do not collect optic data, protecting users’ privacy.
Investment firm Koch Disruptive is a subsidiary of Koch Industries Inc.


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| typedef unsigned | value_type |
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| bulk_insert_iterator & | operator* () |
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| void | flush () |
| bvector_type * | get_bvector () const |
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Output iterator iterator designed to set "ON" bits based on input sequence of integers.
STL container can be converted to bvector using this iterator Insert iterator guarantees the vector will be dynamically resized (set_bit does not do that).
The difference from the canonical insert iterator, is that bulk insert implements internal buffering, which needs to flushed (or flushed automatically when goes out of scope). Buffering creates a delayed effect, which needs to be taken into account.
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| typedef void bm::bvector< Alloc >::bulk_insert_iterator::difference_type |
| typedef std::output_iterator_tag bm::bvector< Alloc >::bulk_insert_iterator::iterator_category |
| typedef void bm::bvector< Alloc >::bulk_insert_iterator::pointer |
| typedef void bm::bvector< Alloc >::bulk_insert_iterator::reference |
| typedef unsigned bm::bvector< Alloc >::bulk_insert_iterator::value_type |
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current buffer size
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This API allow you to access mock data. You have to test you code with some data via an API but you don't have any network ? You can download this on Github !
All returning data are in JSON.
You can access to the API via these URLs bellow using Http request method :
/generate
Generate 10 products by default. If you run the server, this going to create a database directly.
/generate/{n}
Generate N products.
Exemple : http://localhost:3001/generate/6
/destroy
Destroy the database. Erase everything and database itself.
/products
Fetch all products
/products/{id}
Fetch product by its ID
Exemple : http://localhost:3001/products/80ekywaf
Return :
{ "success":true, "result": { "title": "Product number 1", "description": "Description of product 1", "price": "1.60", "_id":"products/80ekywafg", "_rev":"1-2a387c1924a3451f50e2205438e5aa06" } }
/products
Create a product into the database.
Model use for product :
{ _id = null, title = 'Your title', description = 'Your description', price = 12.5 }
/products
Update a product into the database.
Model use for product :
{ _id = '80ekywaf', title = 'Your title updated', description = 'Your description updated', price = 116.1, _rev: '1-2a387c1924a3451f50e2205438e5aa06' }
/products/{id}
Delete a product into the database.
Exemple : http://localhost:3001/products/80ekywaf
- Returned values
{ success: true, result: {...} }
{ success: false, message: '...' error: {...} }
- Server run on port 3001, change the port in the "contants.js" file if you need.


Trump says he went through ‘very routine physical'
by KEVIN FREKING, Associated PressWASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump says he went through a "very routine physical" when he visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Saturday.
He's complaining that first lady Melania Trump and some of his staff members expressed concerns about his health based on media reports about the trip to the hospital.
Trump's weekend visit was not on his public schedule. It raised questions about his health in part because the trip didn't follow protocols the White House has used for previous physicals, including advance public notice.
Trump brought up the hospital visit on Tuesday while meeting with his Cabinet. He says that when he returned from Walter Reed, the first lady asked him "Darling, are you OK? What's wrong?"


When using tables or cards to display information it may be desirable to switch between the different layouts either when
toggled or automatically when the parent element begins to get too small. To implement layout switching use the
layout-switcher-container
directive. The directive must have the following attribute:
selected
value as if the layout is collapsed this property will contain the name of
the collapsed layout.
Within the layout-switcher-container
directive, layouts should be specified using
the layout-switcher-item
directive. They can have the following attributes:
layout-switcher-container
to indicate which layout
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layout-switcher-item
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elt
sequence index ⇒ object
(setf ( elt
sequence index) new-object)
sequence—a proper sequence.
index—a valid sequence index for sequence.
object—an object.
new-object—an object.
Accesses the element of sequence specified by index.
(setq str (copy-seq "0123456789")) ⇒ "0123456789" (elt str 6) ⇒ #\6 (setf (elt str 0) #\#) ⇒ #\# str ⇒ "#123456789"
Should be prepared to signal an error of type type-error if sequence is not a proper sequence. Should signal an error of type type-error if index is not a valid sequence index for sequence.
aref may be used to access vector elements that are beyond the vector’s fill pointer.


Click on each location to discover pics of the places and comments from the production videos.
The data is hosted on CartoDB and was assembled from various data sources.
This map was developed using the CartoDB JavaScript library, Cartodb.js Fork it and create your own.


For the past few weeks I’ve been dreaming quite often, which is strange for me. I think the reason for this is that I haven’t been writing as much and my mind is processing my emotions through dreams instead :D Groundbreaking!!! This explanation is completely unfounded, but that’s how I’ve rationalised it to myself. In light of this personal revelation, I’ve decided to start writing again. Mostly in my journal, but also here on this blog!
Let's talk about handstands! This is a bit of a sensitive topic for me. Since I was a little girl, I’ve always wanted to do a handstand. I remember being 8 and looking at my tiny arms, and thinking there’s no way I could balance my full body weight on them! I would always start off ok, and then right at the last minute, fold, the fear of my arm snapping in two overwhelming me. Even now, as we speak, I’ve been doing push ups to work on my arm strength but they're still pretty scrawny. I still cannot do a handstand!!
 There’s a beautiful quote by philosopher, Theodore Zeldin,
I’ve been thinking about fears I’ve overcome. A pretty relevant example would be with writing code. Particularly with open source projects, since they’re so collaborative and public. I find myself fearful of looking silly, breaking things, or asking irrelevant questions! Re-writing these narratives in my mind and choosing to view myself as a curious person, looking for answers has been a great antidote. Curiosity has played a role in giving me the courage to push past doubts even beyond this! So today, I’d like to dwell on it for a bit.
Almost two months ago I started interning with the incredible RAPIDS team at Nvidia. For anyone surprised by this who maybe doesn’t follow me on my twitter, you should do that, do that now!!! It's been fantastic and beyond my very best expectations! I’m hoping to get around to writing a post about my experience so far. Anyhow, a month ago Nvidia hosted an internal engineering conference called NTECH. One of the talks helped spark this train of thought about curiosity. Pat Hanrahan, a professor of Computer Science at Stanford University was the speaker. He spoke on curiosity as the essence of innovation. The talk was good!
Pat is a reasonable person to pay attention to on this topic. He's won an Academy and Turing award and founded Tableau software. Last year SalesForce bought Tableau for $16billion, his words carry weight, I guess ;).
I don’t know about you, but the word curiosity, makes me think of Cinderella looking for magical mice in a room with gold specks flying around! Not sure how relatable that is ;). Pat started off his talk by sharing one of his favorite interview questions. He’d ask engineers how a toilet works to see if they’d been curious enough to find out. This is probably, the least romantic example of curiosty possible! (FYI, he’d looked into this at age 7! That's a bit of how the universe works that I’m happy not knowing the details of.)
The point is, curiosity can be super practical. It sometimes looks like asking questions. Instead of thinking ‘I’m so terrible at this, I don’t know the answer.’ Think of yourself as an explorer. Explorers are always learning new things and asking questions. Even if you break things thats ok becasue that's what explorers do!
Lets not throw out all our Disney magic, for toilets and engineering interviews! The good professor, himself, is behind a lot of that magic! Pat was part of the team that designed the animation tech behind movies like ‘Toy Story’ and ‘Lord of The Rings.’ He spent time talking about art and the importance of imagination. He spoke about how engineers who want to be innovative should hang around artists. Artists push the boundaries, artists are create the future. Good thing for me, contrary to my friends opinion, I consider myself an amateur artist! . This is also a good reason to try and be cool, and creep into all the artsy circles! This reddit post, on where to find artsy friends might be a good place to start :D
Finally, though creating new things is wonderful, we should also be curious about the past. What can we learn from people who went before us? Pat says a lot! Many of the techniques he used in creating the animation technology at Pixar, are from the 1700s!
Oftentimes the past can be the time capsule we’re looking for to jump into the future!
Ok, I’ll leave it at that. I hope you enjoyed this post and found it helpful in some way. In fact I’m CURIOUS to know your thoughts :D Feel free to reach out to me here if you'd like!
Before I end the post I’d like to acknowledge the protests happening in Nigeria right now. The #ENDSARS movement disproportionately affects the Nigerian tech community. I’m very inspired by the young people leading it! I'd encourage anyone reading to learn more about the movement here.
Thanks for reading and stay curious ;)
Marlene


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I have been a chronic LSD user for quite a while now. I loved the world it brought me to and enjoyed it maybe a few times too much.
After the first time I did LSD I noticed the world looked just a bit different to me. There was a little something just 'different' with my vision. Things looked farther away then usual and words waved a little bit. I thought it was nothing, did LSD again and these strange new visual distortions actually disappeared. Then I did it again... and again, again, and again thinking there was no damage done to me at all. I continued chronic LSD use for weeks on end.
One monday, over a week ago. I became so dependant on this strange drug that even though I was sick in bed I still reached for a hit. I did the hit, tripped out and had the time of me life but then I couldn't sleep. The next day I continued on, went to school and noticed that I was still hallusinating. I told everone that it was just because I haden't slept yet and I thought it was.
I woke up the next morning, and thought 'good, now that I've slept all these reacurring hallusinations have stopped!' then I took a look around my room and realized I was wrong. The walls were still melting, I was seeing faces and eyes (reacurring hallusinations) everywhere, my blank grey walls appeared to have neon flashes and patterns all over them.
I searched the internet for permanent damage LSD could do to people but all I got was information on 'flashbacks' and thought nothing of it. I continued on with my life. Another few days passed, still hallusinating like mad. Not tripping out, just hallusinating still. Words still melting, walls, floors and ceilings still waves and faces, eyes and tribal patterns still appeared everywhere! I almost snapped but instead, decided to get a grip and accept that this may be permanent.
Today I was diagnosed with HPPD: Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder. Basically I am type 2 which is consistant visual disturbances 24 hours a day, and it may be for the rest of my life. I've gotten used to everything around me melting, seeing things when I close my eyes and blank walls appearing to flash and show my patterns. It's now a part of my everyday life.
Have fun, and just take this as a personal warning. If it has happened to me, it can happen to you. I don't know if I will ever again be able to touch LSD though I'm sure I will again, though it just may make my condition worse.
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Have helped manage family construction business in Michigan in my younger days, Currently managing and estate planning for hundreds of clients, coaching sports teams, currently president of HOA.
Am concerned with transparency and diversity in government, free and fair elections, and the ability for all voices to be heard and not stifled. Representation that rids itself of undue financial influence and bias is a primary objective.
Without diversified representation in our democracy, we cannot integrate opinions and cannot learn to respect other opinions. I have been an unaffiliated elector since I could vote, and am not swayed by party swag or influence. I am a good listener and respectful of all opinions. Our 1st Ammendment rights we have the privilege to share begin with the representation of our elected officials.
In my money management responsibilities, I am constantly analyzing risk, family dynamics, personalities. Money is seldom the most important element of consideration, but all the other aspects of the journey of life, are key. No individual or family is the same. Having an open mind is essential to this human analysis.
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