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It allows you to create an enchanted address that will automatically distribute all the bitcoins sent to it according to a set of preconfigured parameters. The possibilities are endless: giving dividends to investors, automatically splitting bitcoin over multiple addresses and many more use cases that I haven’t thought about yet.
This enchantment is similar to the previous one, you can give a distributer a name, a description for the purpose along with an optional youtube video. The option to keep the distributer private or make it public is also available. As well as setting an optional percentage based distribution fee.
But is different in a few aspects:
There are a few different ways to determine how the money is distributed. It can be a dynamic distribution according to a SIL or one of the other Linked Lists or a fixed custom distribution.
You must specify a threshold value to trigger the enchantment, make sure it is high enough so it doesn’t try to distribute too small amounts.
Once every 10 minutes, it will check to see if there are any unspent transaction outputs with at least 3 confirmations. If the total amount is higher than the threshold value, the entire amount will be distributed proportionally.
2 extreme situations need to be considered: when the amount to distribute is very low and/or when the number of outputs is very high. In these situations it is possible that the smallest outputs are lower than the specified minimum output amount. When this occurs, those addresses will be excluded for the distribution.
Also there is a hard limit of 2000 outputs, if there are more than that, only the ones with the highest proportional share will be included.
Distribution threshold: {{distributer.threshold / 100000000}} BTC
Minimum output value: {{distributer.minimumAmount / 100000000}} BTC
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I think sometimes I am just not on a good place to begin learning. I maybe have other factors like work/life stresses that mean I may have a disproportinate emotional response to programming.
I think some of my triggers may be that I am tired or have already been working too long on a problem. A trigger can be when I feel certain I have the correct code/solution but continue to get error messages. Or when I am not able to decipher what the error message is, or search on google and am not able to find the information I need. It is really satisfing though when you've been working on code/ a problem for a long time and then finally find the solution its a mixture of relief and joy and sometimes a little regret that you didn't find it earlier.
I really enjoyed the Siberian North exercise, it was really beneficial to slow things down and give yourself time to think about how to respond before having a quick impulsive reaction.


Scooty spent the first 18 years of her life mastering the Earth element among her people. Shortly after beginning training in Air, she became disgusted by the power-hungry nature of the Savvas race and set out on a search for truth and the path to redemption. During her travels, Scooty has heard many rumors of a legendary holy axe held by a vile necromancer and hopes to earn redemption by killing the necromancer, taking the axe, and laying waste to the undead menace that threatens Gloomhaven.


Farmsbook™ is one of the fastest growing start-ups in Agri Tech sector and one of the very few companies providing end-to-end solutions and services to the farming community in India. We are building AI-enabled technologies to revolutionize supply chain and production efficiency in farm sector.
Currently we are operating in Rajasthan with 1000 farmers in our service network and our goal is to bring our services to 1 million farmers by 2024. Founded by the alumni from Rajasthan University,Farmsbook is now an early stage start-up with growth rate of 3-4x annually. The impact we have created at grass root level over last 2 years of our operations has been phenomenal, as recognized and felicitated by IIM kashipur, Rafatar Foudation
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report_every = train_config.get("save_summary_steps", 100)
accum_count = params.get("gradients_accum", 1)
for i, (source, target) in enumerate(dataset):
loss, num_words = _step(source, target)
if i == 0 or (i + 1) % accum_count == 0:
_apply_gradients()
for key, value in six.iteritems(num_words):
value = value.numpy()
if key not in accum_num_words:
accum_num_words[key] = value
else:
accum_num_words[key] += value
step = optimizer.iterations.numpy()
if step % report_every == 0:
last_report_time = _report_training_status(
step,
loss,
optimizer.learning_rate,
accum_num_words,
last_report_time)
if step % save_checkpoints_steps == 0 or step == train_steps:
path = checkpoint_manager.save(checkpoint_number=step)
tf.get_logger().info("Saved checkpoint %s", path)
if step == train_steps:
break
return self._maybe_average_checkpoints()
def evaluate(self, checkpoint_path=None):
Runs evaluation.
After Change
if step == train_steps:
break
_save_checkpoint(step)
return self._maybe_average_checkpoints()
def evaluate(self, checkpoint_path=None):
Runs evaluation.


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Header: Poco/Dynamic/Pair.h
Description
Pair allows to define a pair of values.
Member Summary
Member Functions: first, operator =, second, swap, toString
Types
Data
typedef typename std::pair < K, Var > Data;
Constructors
Pair
Pair();
Creates an empty Pair
Pair
Creates the Pair from another pair.
Pair
Creates the Pair from the given value.
Pair
template < typename T > Pair(
const std::pair < K, T > & val
);
Creates Pair form standard pair.
Pair
template < typename T > Pair(
const K & first,
const T & second
);
Creates pair from two values.
Destructor
~Pair
virtual ~Pair();
Destroys the Pair.
Member Functions
first
inline const K & first() const;
Returns the first member of the pair.
operator =
Pair & operator = (
const Pair & other
);
Copy constructs Pair from another pair.
second
inline const Var & second() const;
Returns the second member of the pair.
swap
Swaps the content of the two Pairs.
toString
std::string toString();


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LDM 5 Information
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Log Entries Related to Product Latency: RECLASS and 'skipped'
General Information
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Packetshaper and the LDM
: Packetshaper is a box to "shape" network traffic. It could affect the performance of the LDM.


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Resource and persistent handle factory API
A facility to manage possibly persistent resources with a comprehensible API. Provides simliar functionality like the zend_list API, but with more flexiblity and freedom.
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Data Structures | |
| struct | php_resource_factory_ops |
| The resource ops consisting of a ctor, a copy ctor and a dtor. More... | |
| struct | php_resource_factory |
| The resource factory. More... | |
| struct | php_persistent_handle_list |
| Persistent handles storage. More... | |
| struct | php_persistent_handle_provider |
| Definition of a persistent handle provider. More... | |
| struct | php_persistent_handle_factory |
| Definition of a persistent handle factory. More... | |
| struct | php_persistent_handle_factory.ident |
| The ident for which this factory manages resources. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef void *(* | php_resource_factory_handle_ctor_t )(void *opaque, void *init_arg) |
| A resource constructor. More... | |
| typedef void *(* | php_resource_factory_handle_copy_t )(void *opaque, void *handle) |
| The copy constructor of a resource. More... | |
| typedef void(* | php_resource_factory_handle_dtor_t )(void *opaque, void *handle) |
| The destructor of a resource. More... | |
| typedef struct php_resource_factory_ops | php_resource_factory_ops_t |
| The resource ops consisting of a ctor, a copy ctor and a dtor. More... | |
| typedef struct php_resource_factory | php_resource_factory_t |
| The resource factory. More... | |
| typedef struct php_persistent_handle_list | php_persistent_handle_list_t |
| Persistent handles storage. More... | |
| typedef struct php_persistent_handle_provider | php_persistent_handle_provider_t |
| Definition of a persistent handle provider. More... | |
| typedef struct php_persistent_handle_factory | php_persistent_handle_factory_t |
| typedef void(* | php_persistent_handle_wakeup_t )(php_persistent_handle_factory_t *f, void **handle) |
| Wakeup the persistent handle on re-acquisition. More... | |
| typedef void(* | php_persistent_handle_retire_t )(php_persistent_handle_factory_t *f, void **handle) |
| Retire the persistent handle on release. More... | |
Functions | |
| php_resource_factory_t * | php_resource_factory_init (php_resource_factory_t *f, php_resource_factory_ops_t *fops, void *data, void(*dtor)(void *data)) |
| Initialize a resource factory. More... | |
| unsigned | php_resource_factory_addref (php_resource_factory_t *rf) |
| Increase the refcount of the resource factory. More... | |
| void | php_resource_factory_dtor (php_resource_factory_t *f) |
| Destroy the resource factory. More... | |
| void | php_resource_factory_free (php_resource_factory_t **f) |
| Destroy and free the resource factory. More... | |
| void * | php_resource_factory_handle_ctor (php_resource_factory_t *f, void *init_arg) |
| Construct a resource by the resource factory f. More... | |
| void * | php_resource_factory_handle_copy (php_resource_factory_t *f, void *handle) |
| Create a copy of the resource handle. More... | |
| void | php_resource_factory_handle_dtor (php_resource_factory_t *f, void *handle) |
| Destroy (and free) the resource. More... | |
| int | php_persistent_handle_provide (const char *name_str, size_t name_len, php_resource_factory_ops_t *fops, void *data, void(*dtor)(void *)) |
| Register a persistent handle provider in MINIT. More... | |
| php_persistent_handle_factory_t * | php_persistent_handle_concede (php_persistent_handle_factory_t *a, const char *name_str, size_t name_len, const char *ident_str, size_t ident_len, php_persistent_handle_wakeup_t wakeup, php_persistent_handle_retire_t retire) |
| Retrieve a persistent handle factory at runtime. More... | |
| void | php_persistent_handle_abandon (php_persistent_handle_factory_t *a) |
| Abandon the persistent handle factory. More... | |
| void * | php_persistent_handle_acquire (php_persistent_handle_factory_t *a, void *init_arg) |
| Acquire a persistent handle. More... | |
| void | php_persistent_handle_release (php_persistent_handle_factory_t *a, void *handle) |
| Release a persistent handle. More... | |
| void * | php_persistent_handle_accrete (php_persistent_handle_factory_t *a, void *handle) |
| Copy a persistent handle. More... | |
| php_resource_factory_ops_t * | php_persistent_handle_get_resource_factory_ops (void) |
| Retrieve persistent handle resource factory ops. More... | |
| void | php_persistent_handle_cleanup (const char *name_str, size_t name_len, const char *ident_str, size_t ident_len) |
| Clean persistent handles up. More... | |
| HashTable * | php_persistent_handle_statall (HashTable *ht) |
| Retrieve statistics about the current process/thread's persistent handles. More... | |
| struct php_resource_factory_ops |
The resource ops consisting of a ctor, a copy ctor and a dtor.
Define this ops and register them with php_persistent_handle_provide() in MINIT.
| Data Fields | ||
|---|---|---|
| php_resource_factory_handle_copy_t | copy | The resource's copy constructor. |
| php_resource_factory_handle_ctor_t | ctor | The resource constructor. |
| php_resource_factory_handle_dtor_t | dtor | The resource's destructor. |
| struct php_persistent_handle_list |
| struct php_persistent_handle_provider |
Definition of a persistent handle provider.
Holds a resource factory an a persistent handle list.
| Data Fields | ||
|---|---|---|
| php_persistent_handle_list_t | list |
The list of free handles. Hash of "ident" => array(handles) entries. Persistent handles are acquired out of this list. |
| php_resource_factory_t | rf |
The resource factory. New handles are created by this factory. |
| struct php_persistent_handle_factory |
Definition of a persistent handle factory.
php_persistent_handle_concede() will return a pointer to a php_persistent_handle_factory if a provider for the name_str has been registered with php_persistent_handle_provide().
| Data Fields | ||
|---|---|---|
| unsigned | free_on_abandon:1 | Whether it has to be free'd on php_persistent_handle_abandon() |
| struct php_persistent_handle_factory | ident | The ident for which this factory manages resources. |
| php_persistent_handle_provider_t * | provider | The persistent handle provider. |
| php_persistent_handle_retire_t | retire | The persistent handle retire routine; may be NULL. |
| php_persistent_handle_wakeup_t | wakeup | The persistent handle wakeup routine; may be NULL. |
| struct php_persistent_handle_factory.ident |
| typedef struct php_persistent_handle_factory php_persistent_handle_factory_t |
| typedef struct php_persistent_handle_list php_persistent_handle_list_t |
Persistent handles storage.
| typedef struct php_persistent_handle_provider php_persistent_handle_provider_t |
Definition of a persistent handle provider.
Holds a resource factory an a persistent handle list.
| typedef void(* php_persistent_handle_retire_t)(php_persistent_handle_factory_t *f, void **handle) |
Retire the persistent handle on release.
| typedef void(* php_persistent_handle_wakeup_t)(php_persistent_handle_factory_t *f, void **handle) |
Wakeup the persistent handle on re-acquisition.
| typedef void*(* php_resource_factory_handle_copy_t)(void *opaque, void *handle) |
The copy constructor of a resource.
| opaque | the factory's data |
| handle | the (persistent) handle to copy |
| typedef void*(* php_resource_factory_handle_ctor_t)(void *opaque, void *init_arg) |
A resource constructor.
| opaque | is the data from php_persistent_handle_provide() |
| init_arg | is the init_arg from php_resource_factory_init() |
| typedef void(* php_resource_factory_handle_dtor_t)(void *opaque, void *handle) |
The destructor of a resource.
| opaque | the factory's data |
| handle | the handle to destroy |
| typedef struct php_resource_factory_ops php_resource_factory_ops_t |
The resource ops consisting of a ctor, a copy ctor and a dtor.
Define this ops and register them with php_persistent_handle_provide() in MINIT.
| typedef struct php_resource_factory php_resource_factory_t |
The resource factory.
| void php_persistent_handle_abandon | ( | php_persistent_handle_factory_t * | a | ) |
Abandon the persistent handle factory.
Destroy a php_persistent_handle_factory created by php_persistent_handle_concede(). If the memory for the factory was allocated, it will automatically be free'd.
| a | the persistent handle factory to destroy |
| void* php_persistent_handle_accrete | ( | php_persistent_handle_factory_t * | a, |
| void * | handle | ||
| ) |
Copy a persistent handle.
Let the underlying resource factory copy the handle.
| a | the persistent handle factory |
| handle | the resource to accrete |
| void* php_persistent_handle_acquire | ( | php_persistent_handle_factory_t * | a, |
| void * | init_arg | ||
| ) |
Acquire a persistent handle.
That is, either re-use a resource from the free list or create a new handle.
If a handle is acquired from the free list, the php_persistent_handle_factory::wakeup callback will be executed for that handle.
| a | the persistent handle factory |
| init_arg | the init_arg for php_resource_factory_handle_ctor() |
| void php_persistent_handle_cleanup | ( | const char * | name_str, |
| size_t | name_len, | ||
| const char * | ident_str, | ||
| size_t | ident_len | ||
| ) |
Clean persistent handles up.
Destroy persistent handles of provider name_str and in subsidiary namespace ident_str.
If name_str is NULL, all persistent handles of all providers with a matching ident_str will be cleaned up.
If ident_str is NULL all persistent handles of the provider will be cleaned up.
Ergo, if both, name_str and ident_str are NULL, then all persistent handles will be cleaned up.
You must call this in MSHUTDOWN, if your resource factory ops hold a registered php_resource_factory::dtor, else the dtor will point to memory not any more available if the extension has already been unloaded.
| name_str | the provider name; may be NULL |
| name_len | the provider name length |
| ident_str | the subsidiary namespace name; may be NULL |
| ident_len | the subsidiary namespace name length |
| php_persistent_handle_factory_t* php_persistent_handle_concede | ( | php_persistent_handle_factory_t * | a, |
| const char * | name_str, | ||
| size_t | name_len, | ||
| const char * | ident_str, | ||
| size_t | ident_len, | ||
| php_persistent_handle_wakeup_t | wakeup, | ||
| php_persistent_handle_retire_t | retire | ||
| ) |
Retrieve a persistent handle factory at runtime.
If a persistent handle provider has been registered for name_str, a new php_persistent_handle_factory creating resources in the ident_str namespace will be constructed.
The wakeup routine wakeup and the retire routine retire will be assigned to the new php_persistent_handle_factory.
| a | pointer to a factory; allocated on the heap if NULL |
| name_str | the provider name, e.g. "http\Client\Curl" |
| name_len | the provider name length, e.g. strlen("http\Client\Curl") |
| ident_str | the subsidiary namespace, e.g. "php.net:80" |
| ident_len | the subsidiary namespace lenght, e.g. strlen("php.net:80") |
| wakeup | any persistent handle wakeup routine |
| retire | any persistent handle retire routine |
| php_resource_factory_ops_t* php_persistent_handle_get_resource_factory_ops | ( | void | ) |
Retrieve persistent handle resource factory ops.
These ops can be used to mask a persistent handle factory as resource factory itself, so you can transparently use the resource factory API, both for persistent and non-persistent ressources.
Example:
| int php_persistent_handle_provide | ( | const char * | name_str, |
| size_t | name_len, | ||
| php_resource_factory_ops_t * | fops, | ||
| void * | data, | ||
| void(*)(void *) | dtor | ||
| ) |
Register a persistent handle provider in MINIT.
Registers a factory provider for name_str with fops resource factory ops. Call this in your MINIT.
A php_resource_factory will be created with fops, data and dtor and will be stored together with a php_persistent_handle_list in the global raphf hash.
A php_persistent_handle_factory can then be retrieved by php_persistent_handle_concede() at runtime.
| name_str | the provider name, e.g. "http\Client\Curl" |
| name_len | the provider name length, e.g. strlen("http\Client\Curl") |
| fops | the resource factory ops |
| data | opaque user data |
| dtor | data destructor |
| void php_persistent_handle_release | ( | php_persistent_handle_factory_t * | a, |
| void * | handle | ||
| ) |
Release a persistent handle.
That is, either put it back into the free list for later re-use or clean it up with php_resource_factory_handle_dtor().
If a handle is put back into the free list, the php_persistent_handle_factory::retire callback will be executed for that handle.
| a | the persistent handle factory |
| handle | the handle to release |
| HashTable* php_persistent_handle_statall | ( | HashTable * | ht | ) |
Retrieve statistics about the current process/thread's persistent handles.
| unsigned php_resource_factory_addref | ( | php_resource_factory_t * | rf | ) |
Increase the refcount of the resource factory.
| rf | the resource factory |
| void php_resource_factory_dtor | ( | php_resource_factory_t * | f | ) |
Destroy the resource factory.
If the factory's refcount reaches 0, the dtor for data is called.
| f | the resource factory |
| void php_resource_factory_free | ( | php_resource_factory_t ** | f | ) |
Destroy and free the resource factory.
Calls php_resource_factory_dtor() and frees \æ f if the factory's refcount reached 0.
| f | the resource factory |
| void* php_resource_factory_handle_copy | ( | php_resource_factory_t * | f, |
| void * | handle | ||
| ) |
Create a copy of the resource handle.
| f | the resource factory |
| handle | the resource to copy |
| void* php_resource_factory_handle_ctor | ( | php_resource_factory_t * | f, |
| void * | init_arg | ||
| ) |
Construct a resource by the resource factory f.
| f | the resource factory |
| init_arg | for the resource constructor |
| void php_resource_factory_handle_dtor | ( | php_resource_factory_t * | f, |
| void * | handle | ||
| ) |
Destroy (and free) the resource.
| f | the resource factory |
| handle | the resource to destroy |
| php_resource_factory_t* php_resource_factory_init | ( | php_resource_factory_t * | f, |
| php_resource_factory_ops_t * | fops, | ||
| void * | data, | ||
| void(*)(void *data) | dtor | ||
| ) |
Initialize a resource factory.
If you register a dtor for a resource factory used with a persistent handle provider, be sure to call php_persistent_handle_cleanup() for your registered provider in MSHUTDOWN, else the dtor will point to no longer available memory if the extension has already been unloaded.
| f | the factory to initialize; if NULL allocated on the heap |
| fops | the resource ops to assign to the factory |
| data | opaque user data; may be NULL |
| dtor | a destructor for the data; may be NULL |


December 4
Honor God and He'll Honor You
Honour the Lord with thy substance, and with the firstfruits of all thine increase: So shall thy barns be filled with plenty, and thy presses shall burst out with new wine.
Proverbs 3:9-10
Proverbs gives us a very basic principle of success.
If you want God to bless you financially, you're going to have to honor Him with yourmoney, or as this verse puts it, with the firstfruits of all your increase. In other words, you're going to have to tithe.
Ken and I know that from experience. When we started our life with the Lord, we were in terrible shape financially. And we stayed that way for several years because we failed to tithe consistently. Oh, we tried to tithe, but we'd never last long at it.
Then, one day, we made a quality decision that we were going to tithe no matter what. That's when we started coming out of trouble financially. When we began honoring God with our money by tithing, He began to help us in that area in miraculous ways.
You may say, "Well, Gloria, I just can't afford to tithe right now."
 If you don'tstarthonoring God with your money, you'll be in the same financial position next year that you're in today.
So do it--even if it looks like you can't afford to. God is faithful! If you'll honor Him by giving Him the ten percent that belongs to Him, He'll help you with the rest.
Give God His first. Do it in faith, expecting.  You'll be amazed when you see what He can do.
Scripture Reading: Malachi 3:8-12


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A plaid Vince oxford shirt with a modern fit. Fold-over collar. Button placket and single-button cuffs. Curved hem.
- Fabric: Cotton shirting.
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- 100% cotton.
- Wash cold.
- Imported, China.
- Measurements
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- Length: 30in / 76cm
- Sleeve: 34.75in / 88.5cm
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A repository is essentially a project. You can imagine it as a project's folder with all the related files inside of it. In fact, that's what it will look like on your computer anyways.
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Terminal (or Bash) is a way of using your computer by just typing commands. You can rename files, open files, create new folders, and move between directories (folders) all by typing out commands. You can even run a text editor (such as Vim) in your terminal and never have to leave!
Besides navigating your computer, you can also use programs in Terminal that have a command-line interface (CLI), meaning they can be run with commands in terminal. Git-it is one, you're using terminal to use it! Git is another. You can access and control Git through commands in terminal, as you'll be doing very soon!
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Published over 70 scientific papers. He is the author of 1 patent of the Uzbek Intellectual Property Agency, 4 monographs, 4 guidelines, 8 scientific articles and more than 50 theses.
Books and monographs
O. M. Jabborova Formation of the artistic perception of future teachers. Monograph "Science and Technology". Tashkent 2012.
O.M. Jabborova, Sh.K. Mardonov, S. Annamuratova, A. Sulaymanov. Creation of student design creativity. Monograph. Tashkent. Industrial Standard 2012
O.M.Jabborova, S. Mardonov S. Mardonov S. Akhmedova. The formation of elements of design thinking among elementary school students. Monograph "Science and Technology". Tashkent 2013.
O.M. Jabborova, D.M. Ismoilova Didactic factors for forecasting the educational content of teacher training colleges. Directory. "Science and technology." Tashkent 2013.
O.M. Jabborova, Methods of development of students of technological thinking. Directory. "Science and technology." Tashkent 2008.
O.M. Jabborova, The role of measuring skills in improving the technical training of students. Directory. "Science and technology." Tashkent 2008.
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- Heading elements must be followed by either content or another heading of one level deeper.
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问题描述 :
You are given:
the number of crossings and their altitudes, and
the roads by which these crossings are connected.
Your program must find the route that minimizes the altitude difference between the highest and the lowest point on the route. If there are multiple possibilities, choose the shortest one.
For example:
In this case the shortest path from 1 to 7 would be through 2, 3 and 4, but the altitude difference of that path is 8. So, you prefer to go through 5, 6 and 4 for an altitude difference of 2. (Note that going from 6 directly to 7 directly would have the same difference in altitude, but the path would be longer!)
输入:
One line with two integers n (1 <= n <= 100) and m (0 <= m <= 5000): the number of crossings and the number of roads. The crossings are numbered 1..n.
n lines with one integer hi (0 <= hi <= 1 000 000 000): the altitude of the i-th crossing.
m lines with three integers aj , bj (1 <= aj , bj <= n) and cj (1 <= cj <= 1 000 000): this indicates that there is a two-way road between crossings aj and bj of length cj . You may assume that the altitude on a road between two crossings changes linearly.
You start at crossing 1 and the contest is at crossing n. It is guaranteed that it is possible to reach the programming contest from your home.
输出:
One line with two integers n (1 <= n <= 100) and m (0 <= m <= 5000): the number of crossings and the number of roads. The crossings are numbered 1..n.
n lines with one integer hi (0 <= hi <= 1 000 000 000): the altitude of the i-th crossing.
m lines with three integers aj , bj (1 <= aj , bj <= n) and cj (1 <= cj <= 1 000 000): this indicates that there is a two-way road between crossings aj and bj of length cj . You may assume that the altitude on a road between two crossings changes linearly.
You start at crossing 1 and the contest is at crossing n. It is guaranteed that it is possible to reach the programming contest from your home.
样例输入:
1 7 9 4 9 1 3 3 5 4 1 2 1 2 3 1 3 4 1 4 7 1 1 5 4 5 6 4 6 7 4 5 3 2 6 4 2
样例输出:
2 11
dp题，用dp[i][j][k]表示 剩下i头牛 头牛的体力为j 已经跑了k圈 所用的最短时间
尽量把头牛的体力用完后dropout再换牛，否则会多消耗总体力；头牛没有体力之后就可以直接dropout换牛，接上来的牛的体力等于e-k
#include <cstdio> int Min(int a,int b){return a<b?a:b;} const int INF = 0x3f3f3f3f; int n,e,d,ans; int dp[21][101][101]; int main() { while (scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&e,&d)==3) { ans=INF; for (int i=0;i<=n;i++) for (int j=0;j<=e;j++) for (int k=0;k<=d;k++) dp[i][j][k]=INF; dp[n][e][0]=0; for (int k=0;k<=d;k++) for (int i=n;i>=1;i--) for (int j=e;j>=0;j--) { if (dp[i][j][k]==INF) continue; if (k==d) ans=Min(ans,dp[i][j][k]); for (int x=1;x+k<=d;x++) { if (j>=x*x) dp[i][j-x*x][k+x]=Min(dp[i][j-x*x][k+x],dp[i][j][k]+1); if (i>=2 && e-k-x*x>=0) dp[i-1][e-k-x*x][k+x]=Min(dp[i-1][e-k-x*x][k+x],dp[i][j][k]+1); } } if (ans==INF) puts("0"); else printf("%d\n",ans); } return 0; }
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mark, 备用
我还有个问题想请教一下，就是感觉对于新手来说，递归理解起来有些困难，不知有没有什么好的方法或者什么好的建议？
感觉我好像很多都不会做。。。。
第23行：
hash = -1是否应该改成hash[s ] = -1
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置
修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept
还真是，i7的cpu跑了3秒
这种二分还是比较经典！mark
分三种情况讨论。Not Possible就是impossible
目前为止见过的最易懂的一个，多谢分享
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More details have been released here about the Vodafone/Nokia alliance for improving the portability of J2ME products.
It's pretty fluffy: they're basically saying "we'll consolidate the variety that exists today in J2ME into common APIs, arranged into a couple of different classes of devices". Hmm, where have we seen this before? Series 40/60/etc. families of device.
If Vodafone get behind this it'll be a really good thing: the worlds largest mobile network operator collaborating with the worlds largest handset vendor to bring a bit of regulation to new handsets. Unfortunately, the more regulation you have, the more a zappy new handset from one of the other manufacturers is going to stand out... and there's no guarantee that VF and Nokia will really commit to this relationship anyway.


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All the examples in this book so far have been quite small, and they may seem toys compared to real-world applications. This chapter shows some of the frameworks that are available to Python programmers who wish to build such applications in some specific domains. A framework can be thought of as a domain-specific set of classes and expected patterns of interactions between these classes. We mention just three here: the COM framework for interacting with Microsoft's Common Object Model, the Tkinter graphical user interface (GUI), and the Swing Java GUI toolkit. Along the way we also use a few of the web-related modules in the standard library.
We illustrate the power of frameworks using a hypothetical, real-world scenario, that of a small company's web site, and the need to collect, maintain, and respond to customer input about the product through a web form. We describe three programs in this scenario. The first program is a web-based data entry form that asks the user to enter some information in their web browser, and then saves that information on disk. The second program uses the same data and automatically uses Microsoft Word to print out a customized form letter based on that information. The final example is a simple browser for the saved data built with the Tkinter module, which uses the Tk GUI, a powerful, portable toolkit for managing windows, buttons, menus, etc. Hopefully, these examples will make you realize how these kinds of toolkits, when combined with the rapid development power of Python, can truly let you build "real" applications fast. Each program builds on the previous one, so we strongly recommend that you read through each program, even if you can't (or don't wish to) get them up and running on your computer.
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by AGGREY MUTAMBOIn Summary
- But the claims of abuse of office came to the fore on Monday night as it emerged the bloc audited Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao’s work weeks after she was shown the door on October 7.
- Appointed in 2016, Dr Quao, a Zimbabwean expatriate in the US, had served as AU’s Permanent Representative to the US for three years.
- Her departure coincided with public lectures she gave weeks before, in which she called for African unity and criticised the West over policies that ensure Africa remains poor.
The African Union now says it fired its envoy to the US for spending money on non-AU projects as well as appointing diplomats irregularly.
But the claims of abuse of office came to the fore on Monday night as it emerged the bloc audited Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao’s work weeks after she was shown the door on October 7.
Ms Ebba Kalondo, Spokesperson of African Union Commission Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat, says the audit team found a series of activities that indicated Dr Chihombori-Quao abused her powers by registering entities, raising funds and endorsing diplomatic status of officials not working for the AU.
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It reportedly found 12 projects had been initiated under Dr Quao's tenure, without knowledge or approval of the AU Commission Chairperson.
These included a project on diaspora health, a beauty pageant, a trading company, a diaspora global fund as well as a diaspora youth summit and a women’s association.
Though the audit found the anomalies, Dr Quao had already been notified on October 7 that her contract would be terminated on November 1.
At the time, Ms Kalondo said it had been the prerogative of the AU Commission chairperson to cut short or prolong the tenure of an appointed envoy.
“This is normal diplomatic practice for political appointees everywhere,” she said shortly before the audit team was deployed.
THE AUDIT
So, did the African Union audit Dr Quao just to substantiate the dismissal?
On Tuesday, Ms Kalondo refuted the suggestion, telling the Nation that her statement on Monday “suggests nothing of the sort.”
“The statement of yesterday and the (one) on October 16 are very clear,” she said.
The AU says the fired envoy violated rules and regulations by making unilateral diplomatic appointments to several people “unknown to the African Union.” The bloc forced her to revoke the appointments before she left her post.
She was also found to have collected funds in the name of the bloc from donors but neither remitted the money to the accounts of the bloc nor spent it on approved projects. It accuses her of receiving a donation of $10,000 from US oil giant Chevron.
“A private entity headed by a certain Melvin Foote, confirmed that they utilised the funds for unknown activities unrelated to the African Union or its Mission in Washington, DC.,” the AU Spokesperson said.
“In this regard, the African Union Commission has written confirmation from Dr Quao that the aforementioned initiatives/activities were her private engagements, initiated by herself, with no relationship to the African Union nor any of its organs.”
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Appointed in 2016, Dr Quao, a Zimbabwean expatriate in the US, had served as AU’s Permanent Representative to the US for three years.
She was appointed under the tenure of then AU Commission Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, who chose not to contest for a second term as she eyed South African presidency.
Despite the AU fighting to justify the termination, her departure coincided with public lectures she gave weeks before she was fired, in which she called for African unity and criticised the West for crafting policies that ensure the continent remains poor.
The AU denies ever reprimanding her for her public comments.
In one such talk on ‘African Civilisation’, Dr Quao talked of “known facts” of how the French Sustained African poverty in their former colonies, even after granting them independence.
“France forced the Francophone, and I hate that terminology, there is no such thing as francophone, Anglophone… they made it up; they said in order for you to get your independence, you must sign this document. The document was called the Pact for the Continuation of Colonisation (in a different format),” she told an audience in a video posted on YouTube.
The controversial document was tabled to a group of African countries seeking independence from France in the 1950s, by then French President Charles De Gaule.
STRICT CONDITIONS
Some of the stringent conditions included that for one to gain independence, they had to accept a French-controlled currency, Franc, and that they had to accept to deposit their currency reserves with the French central bank.
Recently, some eight African countries using the CFA indicated they will be pulling out, although there is little indication they were influenced by the envoy’s speeches.
The French also asked the colonies to subscribe to French military training, accept the French to set up military bases as well as accept the French to control natural resources discovered or yet to be discovered.
Leaders who resisted the conditions or wanted out of the arrangement were assassinated, the envoy told an audience.
“In 22 coups (in Africa), where leaders have been assassinated, France has had something to do with it. Every time an African leader tried to do something that is good for their people, they were assassinated. These are known facts,” Dr Quao argued.
In truth, there have been more coups in Francophone Africa than other countries colonised by other European powers.
According to MediaPart, an online portal on African history, 61 per cent of all coups happened in Francophone Africa; taking place in 16 former French colonies in the first 50 years of independence.


LLVM/Clang Static Analyzer
The LLVM/Clang static analyzer is a standalone tool that finds bugs in C and Objective-C programs. Currently the analyzer is invoked as a command-line tool. It is intended to run in tandem with a build of a project or code base.
Here are some important points we ask you to consider when using the static analyzer:
- This tool is very early in development. There are many planned enhancements to improve both the precision and scope of its analysis algorithms as well as the kinds bugs it will find.
- Static analysis can be much slower than compilation. While the analyzer is being designed to be as fast and light-weight as possible, please do not expect it to be as fast as compiling a program (even with optimizations enabled). Some of the algorithms needed to find bugs require in the worst case exponential time. The analyzer runs in a reasonable amount of time by both bounding the amount of checking work it will do as well as using clever algorithms to reduce the amount of work it must do to find bugs.
- False positives. Static analysis is not perfect. It can falsely flag bugs in a program where the code behaves correctly. Because some code checks require more analysis precision than others, the frequency of false positives can vary widely between different checks. Our eventual goal is to have the analyzer have a low false positive rate for most code on all checks.
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verb is a library for creating, manipulating, and analyzing NURBS surfaces and curves in the browser or node.js. The library can be compiled for many languages, including JavaScript. It provides a rich set of features with many types of surfaces and curves in a 10kb (gzipped, minified) package.
verb supplies a large set of routines for creating common pieces of geometry. For surfaces, these include conics, lofts, surfaces of revolution, sweeps, and extrusions. For curves, these include lines, cicles, interpolating curves, arcs, polylines, and ellipses.
new verb.Extrusion( profile, axis, distance);
new verb.RevolveSurface( profile );
new verb.BezierCurve( points );
verb supplies methods for evaluation of points and arbitrary derivatives on NURBS curves and surfaces.
var curve = new verb.BezierCurve( [p1, p2, p3, p4] ); var numDerivs = 1 , u = 0.5; // synchronously evaluate the point at 0.5 var point = curve.point( u ); // synchronously evaluate first derivative of the curve at 0.5 var derivs = curve.derivatives( u, numDerivs );
A NURBS curve or surface is an analytical function. In order to visualize it, it must be "tessellated" into a collection of lines or triangles. verb supplies naive and adaptive tessellation routines for curves and surfaces at arbitrary tolerance.
var surface = new verb.NurbsSurface( ); surface.tessellate( tessellationOptions, function(tessellation){ ... });
verb supplies many intersection of curves, surfaces, and meshes. These algorithms can be tuned any tolerance and designed to detect multiple intersections.
Intersecting a curve and surface
var srf = new verb.PlanarSurface( base, uaxis, vaxis, ulength, vlength ); var crv = new verb.BezierCurve( [ [5.2,5.2,5], [5.4,4.8,0], [5.2,5.2,-5] ] ); var options = { tolerance: 1e-5 }; var res = verb.intersect.curveSurface( crv, srf, options );
verb's can be called either asynchronously or synchronously. This allows verb to be extended for multi-threading and remote evaluation.
var curve = new verb.BezierCurve( [p1, p2, p3, p4] ); // tessellate the curve synchronously with default options var pointsSync = curve.tessellate(); // tessellate the curve asynchronously (again, default options) in a background thread curve.tessellate({}, function(points){ ... });
verb can use WebWorkers if they are available in the browser. verb can automatically put them to use - potentially running multiple instances of a stateless NURBS engine. This allows expensive operations like tessellation or intersection to be elegantly handled in the background via verb's async API.
Here's an example of building an Engine and calling it directly:
// instantiate a nurbs evaluation engine var engine = new verb.core.Engine(); // evaluate derivatives at a point along the curve engine.eval('rational_curve_derivs', [degree, control_points, weights, knots, u, numDerivs], function(derivs){ ... do something with the derivs ... });
Under the hood, all of verb's geometry types automatically use a background thread when calling the asynchronous API.
There's still a lot of exciting work to do and I'm definitely looking for collaborators! Check out the Github page here!
verb uses the MIT License


Dragster fires custom events that behave more like mouseenter
or mouseleave
(or CSS's :hover
) that make it easier to deal with complex dropzones with child elements.
Give it a try! The dropzone on the left is listening HTML5's events and the dropzone on the right is listening for Dragster's.
This is a complex dropzone with child elements.
You might have hints telling your users to
Drop a file here!
or a backup file input:
This is a complex dropzone with child elements.
You might have hints telling your users to
Drop a file here!
or a backup file input:
bower install dragster
or
Download & docs on GitHub


Equivalent to clicking the Move command on the Control menu in Microsoft Excel for Windows or moving a window by dragging its title bar or its icon. Moves the active window so that its upper-left corner is at the specified horizontal and vertical positions. The dialog-box form, WINDOW.MOVE?, is supported only in Microsoft Excel for Windows.
Syntax
WINDOW.MOVE(x_pos, y_pos, window_text)
WINDOW.MOVE?(x_pos, y_pos, window_text)
X_pos is the horizontal position to which you want to move the window. X_pos is measured in points. A point is 1/72nd of an inch.
In Microsoft Excel for Windows, x_pos is measured from the left edge of your workspace to the left edge of the window.
In Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, x_pos is measured from the left edge of your screen to the left edge of the window.
If x_pos is omitted, the window does not move horizontally.
Y_pos is the vertical position to which you want to move the window. Y_pos in measured in points from the bottom edge of the formula bar to the top edge of the window. If y_pos is omitted, the window does not move vertically.
Window_text specifies which window to restore.
Window_text is text enclosed in quotation marks or a reference to a cell containing text.
If window_text is omitted, it is assumed to be the name of the active window.
Remarks
If the window is minimized, WINDOW.MOVE moves the icon on the workspace. Measurements are relative to the upper-left corner of the workspace and the icon.
WINDOW.MOVE does not change the size of the window or affect whether the specified window is active or inactive.
In Microsoft Excel for the Macintosh, if window_text is "Clipboard", WINDOW.MOVE moves the Clipboard. The Clipboard must already be available; if it is not available, use the SHOW.CLIPBOARD function before using the WINDOW.MOVE function.
WINDOW.MOVE replaces MOVE in earlier versions of Microsoft Excel.
Related Functions
FORMAT.MOVE Moves the selected object
WINDOW.MAXIMIZE Maximizes a window
WINDOW.MINIMIZE Minimizes a window
WINDOW.RESTORE Restores a window to its previous size
WINDOW.SIZE Changes the size of a window
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Relay that allows to transmit data from one user to another.
Way to handle data sending.


"A fish with personality, a fish with class." -John Doe
This beautiful fish is sometimes called a Chinese
or Japanese Fighting Fish. This is a misnomer because
this fish is actually endemic to the Mekong basin.
Selective breeding has created a beautiful variety of
colors and styles in this species.
The males of this species are highly aggressive toward each other.
Often fighting to the death, they should only be kept alone or with
different species.
In the past, Betta fighting was a sport in Thailand. With bets and
rules similar to cock-fighting.
Sadly the natural version of this species is now listed as vulnerable
by the IUCN due to habitat loss.
Unfortunately the majority of people that buy them seem to think they
enjoy tiny living conditions. This may be due to the cups/jars they're kept in at
most vendors. Bettas are actually happiest with at least 5
gallon tanks. For optimal conditions live plants are best and they do well
with other non-aggresive species of similar size.
If you would like more information on this interesting species please visit
it's
Wikipedia entry


Brassed Off A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1997 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) BRASSED OFF is set in the British mining town of Grimley. The town's colliery (coal plant) is its lifeblood and its backbone. It's even the reason for the existence of the local band - the Grimley Colliery Brass Band. Needless to say, when the colliery is threatened, the whole town feels threatened.
The movie opens after it has been announced that Grimley is on the list of mines being considered for shutdown.  The instability of the situation at the colliery won't allow them the luxury of paying their band dues, and the feeling is common among the band members.
The band isn't dead yet, but the only things that keep them going are the determination of Danny the bandleader (a moving, if melodramatic, Pete Postlethwaite), and the surprise arrival of a pretty young woman (Gloria, played by Tara Fitzgerald) who wants to join the band.
The movie uses the band as a way to introduce the audience to the town of Grimley and to the plight of miners all over Britain who are losing their jobs. The movie is unapologetically pro-labor and anti-Tory, but the tone is righteously angry, not just preachy. Once the movie hooks you, it shows you all the division, pain, anger, and loss that a plant closing in a one-industry town can cause.
But the townspeople are not just victims who get wiped out. The movie also shows how people cope and survive during economic peril, the brass band serving as a positive outlet for their frustrations.
The movie does a good job of keeping track of many characters, each adding to the collective sense of community. Postlethwaite obviously stands out as a star, and a subplot involving Gloria and Andy (Ewan McGregor), gets a fair amount of screen time, but the rest of the movie is nicely episodic, never lingering on any one person or story for too long.
The movie is very message-heavy without FEELING too heavy-handed, though I can't imagine British conservatives appreciating the movie at all. Perhaps it's hard as an American to feel manipulated one way or the other about an issue so far removed from daily life. In this country the movie plays as a bittersweetly charming movie. It's a nice change of pace from the blaring summer action fare.
But because of the biting condemnation of Thatcherism, I wonder if perhaps it was intended as something else.
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public class BiomeDictionary
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static class |
BiomeDictionary.Type |
| Constructor and Description |
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BiomeDictionary() |
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static boolean |
areBiomesEquivalent(BiomeGenBase biomeA,
BiomeGenBase biomeB)
Checks to see if two biomes are registered as having the same type
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static BiomeGenBase[] |
getBiomesForType(BiomeDictionary.Type type)
Returns a list of biomes registered with a specific type
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static BiomeDictionary.Type[] |
getTypesForBiome(BiomeGenBase biome)
Gets a list of Types that a specific biome is registered with
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static boolean |
isBiomeOfType(BiomeGenBase biome,
BiomeDictionary.Type type)
Checks to see if the given biome is registered as being a specific type
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static boolean |
isBiomeRegistered(BiomeGenBase biome)
Checks to see if the given biome has been registered as being of any type
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static boolean |
isBiomeRegistered(int biomeID) |
static void |
makeBestGuess(BiomeGenBase biome)
Automatically looks for and registers a given biome with appropriate tags
This method is called automatically if a biome has not been registered with
any tags, And another method requests information about it
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static void |
registerAllBiomes() |
static void |
registerAllBiomesAndGenerateEvents()
Loops through the biome list and automatically adds tags to any biome that
does not have any This is called by Forge at postinit time.
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static boolean |
registerBiomeType(BiomeGenBase biome,
BiomeDictionary.Type... types)
Registers a biome with a specific biome type
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public static boolean registerBiomeType(BiomeGenBase biome, BiomeDictionary.Type... types)
biome
- the biome to be registeredtype
- the type to register the biome aspublic static BiomeGenBase[] getBiomesForType(BiomeDictionary.Type type)
type
- the Type to look forpublic static BiomeDictionary.Type[] getTypesForBiome(BiomeGenBase biome)
biome
- the biome to checkpublic static boolean areBiomesEquivalent(BiomeGenBase biomeA, BiomeGenBase biomeB)
biomeA
- biomeB
- public static boolean isBiomeOfType(BiomeGenBase biome, BiomeDictionary.Type type)
biome
- the biome to be consideredtype
- the type to check forpublic static boolean isBiomeRegistered(BiomeGenBase biome)
biome
- the biome to considerpublic static boolean isBiomeRegistered(int biomeID)
public static void registerAllBiomes()
public static void registerAllBiomesAndGenerateEvents()
public static void makeBestGuess(BiomeGenBase biome)
biome
- the biome to be considered


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12.2 HTTP Basic AuthenticationBasic authentication is the simplest and least secure that HTTP has to offer. It essentially transmits user passwords as cleartext, although they are encoded into printable characters. For example, if the user types her name as Fannie and her password as FuRpAnTsClUb, the user-agent first combines the two into a single string, with name and password separated by a colon: Fannie:FuRpAnTsClUb Then it encodes this string with base64 encoding, as defined in RFC 2045. It looks like this in the HTTP headers: Authorization: Basic RmFubmllOkZ1UnBBblRzQ2xVYgo= Anyone who happens to capture your users' HTTP requests can easily get both the username and password: % echo RmFubmllOkZ1UnBBblRzQ2xVYgo= | /usr/local/lib/python1.5/base64.py -d Fannie:FuRpAnTsClUb As required by the HTTP/1.1 RFC, Squid doesn't forward "consumed" authorization credentials to other servers. In other words, if the credentials are for access to Squid, the Authorization header is removed from outgoing requests.[1]
You'll notice that some of the Basic authenticators can be configured to check the system password file. Because Basic credentials aren't encrypted, it is a bad idea to combine login passwords with cache access passwords. If you choose to use the getpwnam authenticator, make sure you fully understand the implications of having your users' passwords transmitted in the clear across your network. HTTP Basic authentication supports the following auth_param parameters:
The program parameter specifies the command, including arguments, for the helper program. In most cases, this will be the pathname to one of the authentication helper programs that you compiled. By default, they live in /usr/local/squid/libexec. The children parameter tells Squid how many helper processes to use. The default value is 5, which is a good starting point if you don't know how many Squid needs to handle the load. If you specify too few, Squid warns you with messages in cache.log. The realm parameter is the authentication realm string that the user-agent should present to the user when prompting for a username and password. You can use something simple, such as "access to the Squid caching proxy." The credentialsttl parameter specifies the amount of time that Squid internally caches authentication results. A larger value reduces the load on the external authenticator processes, but increases the amount of time until Squid detects changes to the authentication database. Note, this only affects positive results (i.e., successful validations). Negative results aren't cached inside Squid. The default TTL value is two hours. Here is a complete example: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/pam_auth auth_param basic children 10 auth_param basic realm My Awesome Squid Cache auth_param basic credentialsttl 1 hour acl KnownUsers proxy_auth REQUIRED http_access allow KnownUsers Next I will discuss the Basic authentication helper programs that come with Squid. 12.2.1 NCSA./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=NCSA The NCSA authentication helper is relatively popular due to its simplicity and history. It stores usernames and passwords in a single text file, similar to the Unix /etc/passwd file. This password file format was originally developed as a part of the NCSA HTTP server project. You pass the path to the password file as the program's single command-line argument in squid.conf: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/ncsa_auth /usr/local/squid/etc/passwd You can use the htpasswd program that comes with Apache to create and update the password file. Also, you can download it from http://www.squid-cache.org/htpasswd/. From that page, you can also download the chpasswd CGI script, which allows users to change their own passwords if necessary. 12.2.2 LDAP./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=LDAP The LDAP helper interfaces to a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol server. The OpenLDAP libraries and header files must be installed before you can compile the squid_ldap_auth helper. You can find OpenLDAP at http://www.openldap.org/. The squid_ldap_auth program requires at least two arguments: the base distinguished name (DN) and the LDAP server hostname. For example: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/squid_ldap_auth -b "ou=people,dc=example,dc=com" ldap.example.com The LDAP helper has a Unix manual page that describes all of its options and parameters. However, Squid's manual pages aren't normally installed when you run make install. You can read the manual page by locating it in the source tree and manually running nroff. For example: % cd helpers/basic_auth/LDAP % nroff -man squid_ldap_auth.8 | less 12.2.3 MSNT./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=MSNT The MSNT authenticator interfaces to a Microsoft NT domain database via the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. It uses a small configuration file, named msntauth.conf, which must be placed in the $prefix/etc or 耀ysconfidr directory. You can specify up to five NT domain controllers in the configuration file. For example: server pdc1_host bdc1_host my_nt_domain server pdc2_host bdc2_host another_nt_domain By default, the MSNT authenticator allows any user validated by the server. However, it also has the ability to allow or deny specific usernames. If you create an allowusers file, only the users listed there are allowed access to Squid. You might want to use this feature if you have a large number of users on the NT server, but only a small number who are allowed to use the cache. Alternatively, you can create a denyusers file. Any user listed in that file is automatically denied access, even before checking the allowusers file. Alternatively, you can allow or deny specific usernames by placing them in the proxy_auth ACL as described in Section <IP_ADDRESS>. For additional documentation, see the README.html file in the helpers/basic_auth/MSNT directory. 12.2.4 Multi-domain-NTLM./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=multi-domain-NTLM The multi-domain-NTLM authenticator is similar to MSNT. Both send queries to a Windows NT domain database. Whereas MSNT queries up to five domain controllers, the multi-domain-NTLM authenticator requires users to insert the NT domain name before their username, like this: ntdomain\username The multi-domain-NTLM helper program is a relatively short Perl script. It relies on the Authen::SMB package from CPAN (http://www.cpan.org). If you don't hardcode the domain controller hostnames in the Perl script, it utilizes the nmblookup program from the Samba package (www.samba.org) to discover them automatically. The Perl script is named smb_auth.pl. It might look like this in squid.conf: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/smb_auth.pl Documentation for multi-domain-NTLM is thin, but if you understand Perl, you should be able to figure it out by reading the code. 12.2.5 PAM./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=PAM In a sense, Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) are the glue between authentication methods (e.g., one-time passwords, kerberos, smart cards) and applications requiring authentication services (e.g., ssh, ftp, imap). Your system's /etc/pam.conf file describes which methods to use for each application. To use Squid's PAM authentication helper, you need to add "squid" as a service in the /etc/pam.conf file and specify which PAM modules to use. For example, to use the Unix password file on FreeBSD, you might put this in pam.conf: squid auth required pam_unix.so try_first_pass
The PAM authenticator is documented with a manual page that you can find in the helpers/basic_auth/PAM directory. 12.2.6 SASL./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=SASL The Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) is an IETF proposed standard, documented in RFC 2222. It is a protocol for negotiating security parameters for connection-based protocols (e.g., FTP, SMTP, HTTP). However, the SASL authenticator is similar to the PAM authenticator. It interfaces with a third-party library to query a number of different authentication databases. Specifically, Squid's SASL authenticator requires the Cyrus SASL library developed by Carnegie Mellon University. You can find it at http://asg.web.cmu.edu/sasl/. You can configure the SASL authenticator to check the traditional password file, the PAM system, or any of the other databases supported by CMU's library. For further information, see the README file in the helpers/basic_auth/SASL directory. 12.2.7 SMB./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=SMB SMB is another authenticator for Microsoft Windows databases. The authenticator itself is a C program. That program executes a shell script each time it talks to the Windows domain controller. The shell script contains commands from the Samba package. Thus, you'll need to install Samba before using the SMB authenticator. The SMB authenticator program, smb_auth takes the Windows domain name as an argument. For example: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/smb_auth -W MYNTDOMAIN You can list multiple domains by repeating the -W option. For full documentation, see http://www.hacom.nl/~richard/software/smb_auth.html. 12.2.8 YP./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=YP The YP authenticator checks a system's "Yellow Pages" (a.k.a. NIS) directory. To use it with Squid, you need to provide the NIS domain name and the name of the password database, usually passwd.byname on the authenticator command line: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/yp_auth my.nis.domain passwd.byname The yp_auth program is relatively simple, but doesn't have any documentation. 12.2.9 getpwnam./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=getpwnam This authenticator is simply an interface to the getpwnam( ) function found in the C library on Unix systems. The getpwnam( ) function looks in the system password file for a given username. If you use YP/NIS, getpwnam( ) checks those databases as well. On some operating systems, it may also utilize the PAM system. You can use this authenticator if your cache users have login accounts on the system where Squid is running. Alternatively, you could set up "nologin" accounts in the password file for your cache users. 12.2.10 winbind./configure 容nable-basic-auth-helpers=winbind Winbind is a feature of the Samba suite of software. It allows Unix systems to utilize Windows NT user account information. The winbind authenticator is a client for the Samba winbindd daemon. You must have Samba installed and the winbindd daemon running before you can use this authenticator. The name of the winbind Basic authenticator is wb_basic_auth. It typically looks like this in squid.conf: auth_param basic program /usr/local/squid/libexec/wb_basic_auth 12.2.11 The Basic Auth APIThe interface between Squid and a Basic authenticator is quite simple. Squid sends usernames and passwords to the authenticator process, separated by a space and terminated by a newline. The authenticator reads the username and password pairs on stdin. After checking the credentials, the authenticator writes either OK or ERR to stdout.
You can easily test a Basic authenticator on the command line. Simply run the authenticator program in a terminal window and enter usernames and passwords. Or, you can do it like this: % echo "bueller pencil" | ./ncsa_auth /tmp/passwd OK Here is a simple template authenticator written in Perl: #!/usr/bin/perl -wl use URI::Escape; $|=1; # don't buffer stdout while (<>) { ($u,$p) = split; $u = uri_unescape($u); $p = uri_unescape($p); if (&valid($u,$p)) { print "OK"; } else { print "ERR"; } } sub valid { my $user = shift; my $pass = shift; ... } |
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Chris Jackson is an Associate Professor at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She teaches writing, literature, and music history.
Lawyers allegedly held the award money for nearly six months before it was dispersed. Hinkley residents received no explanation for the delay. They had lost Erin as an advocate: "suddenly, they couldn�t get through to anyone, not even Brockovich."
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Erin Brockovich: True Fiction and False Facts
By Chris Jackson
As Erin Brockovich ends, justice goes to the little guy, and the previously broke, single mother Erin opens a bonus check with more zeroes than she expected. Hooray for the legal system! But before we pop the corks, how does this triumphant ending fit the facts? The answer could be "badly." Since the label "true story" is a part of the film�s marketing and adds to its impact, a look at the actual case prompts an obvious, but often overlooked point: Art may imitate real life, but it can be misleading to mistake one for the other. Several articles on Erin Brockovich already appear in Picturing Justice. Julia Roberts� latest star turn as the flouncy paralegal who shoots and scores against a corporate Goliath offers something for everybody. Judith Grant emphasizes the film�s skewed take on class and gender politics (www.usfca.edu/pj/brockovich-grant.htm). Michael Asimow applauds how the film equates justice with fairness and champions supporting players of the law who "stand in the shadow of lawyers" (www.usfca.edu/pj/brockovich-asimow.htm). We even have a comparative legal systems approach. Ysiah Ross includes no discussion of dingos and babies, fortunately, but he speculates on how events might have a different outcome with "Erin Brockovich in Australia" (www.usfca.edu/pj/brockovich-ross.htm). Each commentator takes a different interpretive tack, but all nod approvingly toward the film�s basis in "reality." The real-life aftermath to events portrayed in Erin provides a sobering twist on this "true story." A month after this film opened, Salon magazine presented a lengthy article examining the actual case that Erin Brockovich and her boss Ed Masry had begun against Pacific Gas & Electric (www.salon.com/ent/feature/2000/04/14/sharp/index.html). Author Kathleen Sharp conducted numerous interviews with residents of Hinkley, California, the town affected by PG&E�s alleged ecological negligence. She spoke with over twenty judges and attorneys familiar with the case that became Anderson v. PG&E. In addition, Sharp had access to letters the plaintiffs received from their lawyers, updating them on the case. Sharp�s article tells us what we may not want to hear. While the real Erin Brockovich basks in the glow of the film�s successful reception, giving interviews and appearing on Oprah, the bitter citizens of Hinkley California have allegedly hired new attorneys and are preparing to file a spate of lawsuits against Erin�s firm. According to Sharp�s account, the legal profession falls down on the job. Erin et al guided the Hinkley residents into seeking justice via private arbitration. This procedure is supposed to cut court costs and streamline the process. Instead, Sharp provides substantial evidence that arbitration played a key role in undermining the awards to deserving Hinkley residents. Sharp notes, "The formula for disbursing the money has been kept secret, as has the entire transcript of the arbitration proceeding." Sharp alleges that residents were supposed to receive awards based on medical bills, but in many cases, no medical records were examined. One resident said the major criterion for getting a larger settlement was being "buddies with Ed and Erin." Lawyers allegedly held the award money for nearly six months before it was dispersed. Hinkley residents received no explanation for the delay. They had lost Erin as an advocate: "suddenly, they couldn�t get through to anyone, not even Brockovich." Because of the secrecy imposed on the arbitration process, Sharp makes the case that it�s impossible to determine where interest on the award money went. Where�s the rest of our money? plaintiff Carol Smith asked. Many legitimate questions about the award disbursement remain unanswered. Residents had agreed that their lawyers, Erin�s firm among them, would receive 40 % of the settlement. However, Sharp�s account indicates that lawyers later billed their clients an extra ten million dollars "for expenses." Despite being asked, the firms supposedly failed to provide an itemization for the bill. Sharp�s article alleges that another financial irregularity cropped up in the percentage of lawyers� fees charged to children. California Law says that attorneys may take a quarter of settlement fees to minors. In this case, arbitrators supposedly allotted the lawyers a third. Sharp�s article questions the integrity of Brockovich�s research on chromium 6, the "smoking gun" of PG&E�s liability. Sharp quotes a Federal toxicologist as saying that it is "very unlikely" that drinking water laced with chromium 6, even long-term, would result in cancer. Other sites abroad and in this country do not corroborate cancer-causing properties in water with chromium 6. Again, the secrecy of the arbitration meetings hamstrings attempts to evaluate support for the plaintiffs� claims. A report about Erin Brockovich the real person, not Julia Roberts, appeared in Entertainment Weekly (5/12/00). Several male acquaintance of Brockovich, one of whom was portrayed as a supportive, upstanding character in the film, allegedly demanded that Brockovich pay them off. Otherwise, they would supply the tabloids with a story that Brockovich and Ed Masry had had an affair and that Brockovich was an unfit mother. Both Brockovich and Masry cooperated in an FBI sting operation, which led to the men being arrested for extortion. Art is not real life, although we bring the same interpretive processes to each. Where does fact end and fiction begin? Whether direct or virtual, all experiences contain a soupy blend of the two. Through many "tastings," we learn to savor all the ingredients. The real case of Anderson versus Pacific Gas & Electric fails to live up to the positive image of legal practitioners in Erin Brockovich. Does this take away from the film? I don�t think so, nor should it. But neither should a film�s claim to replicate an actual event presage its value. As much as we applaud Erin�s triumphs, Hollywood has a long history of fulfilling dreams, but they are still dreams, however much we want to believe them.
Posted May 30, 2000
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Money Play. How should Red play 64?
pips Red=149 White=157
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Red can use the strength of his home board to make a meaningful duplication play.
24/20, 13/7, duplicating threes and fours, is stronger than 24/14. In this case four blots are stronger than two but because of the blots 24/14 is only a small error.
24/20, 13/7, duplicating threes and fours, is stronger than 24/14. In this case four blots are stronger than two but because of the blots 24/14 is only a small error.
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