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- recomputeViewAttributes(View) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.memory.BitmapCameraFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.memory.BufferCameraFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.frame.ICameraFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.frame.BaseCamera1PreviewFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle(BaseCamera1PreviewFrame) - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.frame.Camera1PreviewFramePool
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.frame.Camera1PhotoBitmapFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.frame.Camera1AbstractFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.frame.Camera1PhotoFrame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera2.frame.BaseCamera2Frame
- Used for recycling frame buffer back into camera so its buffer can be reused for new camera frame.
- recycle(BaseCamera2Frame) - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera2.frame.Camera2FramePool
- recycleFrame(Camera1AbstractFrame) - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.Camera1Manager
- refreshDrawableState() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- refreshDrawableState() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- refreshDrawableState() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- refreshDrawableState() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- relativizePointCoordinate(Array,float,float) - function in com.microblink.camera.util.CommonUtils
- releasePointerCapture() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- releasePointerCapture() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- releasePointerCapture() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- releasePointerCapture() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- removeAllViews() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeAllViewsInLayout() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeCallback() - function in com.microblink.camera.view.surface.ICameraView
- Removes callback installed with installCallback
- removeCallback() - function in com.microblink.camera.view.surface.DummyCameraView
- Removes callback installed with installCallback
- removeCallback() - function in com.microblink.camera.view.surface.CameraTextureView
- Removes callback installed with installCallback
- removeCallback() - function in com.microblink.camera.view.surface.CameraSurfaceView
- Removes callback installed with installCallback
- removeCallbacks(Runnable) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeCallbacks(Runnable) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- removeCallbacks(Runnable) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- removeCallbacks(Runnable) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- removeOnAttachStateChangeListener(View.OnAttachStateChangeListener) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeOnAttachStateChangeListener(View.OnAttachStateChangeListener) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- removeOnAttachStateChangeListener(View.OnAttachStateChangeListener) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- removeOnAttachStateChangeListener(View.OnAttachStateChangeListener) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- removeOnLayoutChangeListener(View.OnLayoutChangeListener) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeOnLayoutChangeListener(View.OnLayoutChangeListener) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- removeOnLayoutChangeListener(View.OnLayoutChangeListener) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- removeOnLayoutChangeListener(View.OnLayoutChangeListener) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- removeOnUnhandledKeyEventListener(View.OnUnhandledKeyEventListener) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeOnUnhandledKeyEventListener(View.OnUnhandledKeyEventListener) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- removeOnUnhandledKeyEventListener(View.OnUnhandledKeyEventListener) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- removeOnUnhandledKeyEventListener(View.OnUnhandledKeyEventListener) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- removeOrientationChangeListener(OrientationChangeListener) - function in com.microblink.camera.view.BaseCameraView
- Removes a single listener instance from listeners collection, if it is present.
- removeView(View) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeViewAt(int) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeViewInLayout(View) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeViews(int,int) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- removeViewsInLayout(int,int) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestApplyInsets() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestApplyInsets() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestApplyInsets() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestApplyInsets() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestChildFocus(View,View) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestChildRectangleOnScreen(View,Rect,boolean) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestDisallowInterceptTouchEvent(boolean) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestFitSystemWindows() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestFitSystemWindows() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestFitSystemWindows() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestFitSystemWindows() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestFocus(int,Rect) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestFocus() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestFocus() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestFocus() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestFocusFromTouch() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestFocusFromTouch() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestFocusFromTouch() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestFocusFromTouch() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestLayout() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestLayout() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestLayout() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestLayout() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestPointerCapture() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestPointerCapture() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestPointerCapture() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestPointerCapture() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestRectangleOnScreen(Rect) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestRectangleOnScreen(Rect) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestRectangleOnScreen(Rect) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestRectangleOnScreen(Rect) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requestSendAccessibilityEvent(View,AccessibilityEvent) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestTransparentRegion(View) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestUnbufferedDispatch(MotionEvent) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requestUnbufferedDispatch(MotionEvent) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requestUnbufferedDispatch(MotionEvent) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requestUnbufferedDispatch(MotionEvent) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- requireViewById(int) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- requireViewById(int) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- requireViewById(int) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- requireViewById(int) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- resetPivot() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- resetPivot() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- resetPivot() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- resetPivot() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- resolveSize(int,int) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- resolveSize(int,int) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- resolveSize(int,int) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- resolveSize(int,int) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- resolveSizeAndState(int,int,int) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- resolveSizeAndState(int,int,int) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- resolveSizeAndState(int,int,int) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- resolveSizeAndState(int,int,int) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- restoreDefaultFocus() - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- restoreDefaultFocus() - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- restoreDefaultFocus() - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- restoreDefaultFocus() - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- restoreHierarchyState(SparseArray) - function in android.view.BaseCameraView
- restoreHierarchyState(SparseArray) - function in android.view.DummyCameraView
- restoreHierarchyState(SparseArray) - function in android.view.CameraTextureView
- restoreHierarchyState(SparseArray) - function in android.view.CameraSurfaceView
- resume() - function in java.lang.ProcessingQueue
- resume() - function in com.microblink.camera.view.BaseCameraView
- This method must be called from activity's onResume.
- RESUMED - enum entry in com.microblink.camera.view.BaseCameraView.CameraViewState
Indicates that resume() has been called, view will soon initialize camera and start receiving frames
- resumeFocusing() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.focus.ContinuousAutofocusManager
- Method resumes the work of the manager.
- resumeFocusing() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.focus.AutoFocusManager
- Method resumes the work of the manager.
- resumeFocusing() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.focus.StillFocusManager
- Method resumes the work of the manager.
- resumeFocusing() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.focus.IFocusManager
- Method resumes the work of the manager.
- rotate180() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.orientation.Orientation
- Returns orientation obtained by rotating current orientation by 180 degrees.
- rotate90Clockwise() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.orientation.Orientation
- Returns orientation obtained by rotating current orientation by 90 degrees clockwise.
- rotate90CounterClockwise() - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.orientation.Orientation
- Returns orientation obtained by rotating current orientation by 90 degrees counter-clockwise.
- rotateCameraPreview(int) - function in com.microblink.camera.hardware.camera.camera1.Camera1Manager
- run() - function in com.microblink.camera.util.ProcessingQueue


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WeMix: Weighted Mixed-Effects Models, using Multilevel Pseudo Maximum
Likelihood Estimation
Run mixed-effects models that include weights at every level. The WeMix package fits a Weighted Mixed model, also known as a multilevel, mixed, or hierarchical linear model (HLM). The weights could be inverse selection probabilities, such as those developed for an education survey where schools are sampled probabilistically, and then students inside of those schools are sampled probabilistically. Although mixed-effects models are already available in R, WeMix is unique in implementing methods for mixed models using weights at multiple levels. The model is fit using adaptive quadrature.
| Version: |
2.1.0 |
| Depends: |
lme4, R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: |
numDeriv, statmod, Rmpfr, NPflow, Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: |
testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, EdSurvey |
| Published: |
2018-09-24 |
| Author: |
Paul Bailey, Claire Kelley, Trang Nguyen, Huade Huo. |
| Maintainer: |
Claire Kelley <ckelley at air.org> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
WeMix results |
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Previous Year Rankings
This section lists the fastest times for each standard distance for the previous year. The current year rankings are listed under "Current Year Rankings." Previous year rankings may not reflect the actual previous year, in which case, refer to the current year rankings as there have not been sufficient numbers of quality performances to warrant a ranking for the current year. This transition is generally complete by the end of June each year. Rankings are terminated if they reach the cut-off performance for automatic inclusion in the ADR database before the desired number of performances is reached.
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"x" indicates a mixed track race


THE VERTICAL RAY OF THE SUN (À LA VERTICALE DE L'ÉTÉ) Rated PG-13 112 minutes subtitles Written and Directed by Tran Anh Hung WHEN, WHERE Opens today at Plan B
Some movies enter through the eyes and the senses, and bypass the brain. Tran Anh Hung's new movie is bathed in languorous heat, drenched in humidity and rainfall, misted in cigarette smoke, steeped in the scent of green papaya. There are story specifics, but they're not insistent. There is romance, and there are romantic crises, but they are not resolved and nobody seems to care.
The center of the world of this movie is three sisters living in contemporary Hanoi. The youngest, Lien (played by the director's beautiful wife Tran Nu Yen-Khe, who has appeared in his features "Cyclo" and "The Scent of Green Paqpaya") shares an apartment with her brother Hai (Ngo Quanq Hai), and seems to entertain incestuous feelings for him, if she even knows what that means – we later discover she is hopelessly sexually naïve. The middle sister, Kanh (Le Kanh), is married to aspiring writer Kien (Tran Manh Cuong), who is blocked about 20 pages shy of the end of his first novel. The oldest, Suong (Nguyen Nhu Quynh), runs a café and is married to a melancholy photographer named Quoc (Chu Hung), and both are involved in unusual romantic entanglements outside the bonds of matrimony.
But then these murky romantic tangles are par for the family course. Their mother, now deceased, had some sort of involvement at some time in her life with a man other than her husband. It could have been a schoolgirl crush – nobody knows for sure, and the more they think about it, the more they think it might be better to let sleeping lovers lie.
The sisters have gathered together to prepare a meal for a family memorial gathering on the anniversary of their mother's death. The preparation of food is visually irresistible in Tran's movies, and here it's enlivened with speculation about the culinary methods and taste of a central part of the male anatomy.  "It was considered too noble a part." They giggle about the implied lack of nobility of the part under discussion. The scene seems to suggest the separate continents with their separate languages that are the two sexes, and the unbridgeable gulf between them. "Vertical Ray" unfolds in the time between the anniversaries of the deaths of the sisters' mother and their father, a month later.
There's a lot of confusion of identities in this movie, and though some of it can be ascribed to the cultural difficulty in telling people from other races apart, some of it must be intentional. Lien calls Hai "Big Brother" and he calls her "Little Sister,' but there is another young man of the same age, a prospective suitor, whom she calls "Big Brother" and who calls her "Big Sister". The mother's man of mystery was named Toan; Suong's lover is named Tuan.
But none of this matters very much. The seduction of Vertical Ray is in its ravishing visuals (it's shot by Mark Lee Ping-bin, who shot Wong Kar-wai's In the Mood for Love), its moods, and its moments. Music figures strongly – the sisters sing songs that could be translated and find a home in Appalachia, and Lien and Hai wake up in the mornings to the sounds of Lou Reed and Velvet Underground. Some of the dialogue sounds stilted, but then we have to rely on the subtitles, and at least part of the problem may lie there. Tran is not after plot, he's after a feeling. "My thoughts turned back to my childhood in DaNang," he reflects in the production notes, "remembering the time when I'd be waiting to fall asleep at night, my mind racing from one thing to another, nothing precise. The smell of fruit coming in through the window, a woman's voice singing on the radio. Everything was so vague. It was like a feeling of suspension. If I've ever experienced harmony in my life it was then. It was just a matter of translating that rhythm and that musicality into the new film."
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pySpice package¶
Submodules¶
pySpice.element_class module¶
These classes works more like C Structure. It stores the information of the circuit element or SPICE commands into its different fields.
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class
pySpice.element_class.
analysis_dc
(swp_src, generator)[source]¶ Member: - swp_src: the value of the sweep points are put into a generator
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class
pySpice.element_class.
ele_2port
(catagory, name, loc_p, loc_n, value)[source]¶ Base class for most dual-port circuit elements
Member: - catagory: describing what kind of device this instance belong to
- loc_p: Positive port in internal representation(an integer)
- branch_flag: whether this element need a variable to represent the current throught it.
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class
pySpice.element_class.
inductor
(branch_num, *av)[source]¶ Bases:
pySpice.element_class.ele_2port
Member: - branch: the internal variable represent the current throught it
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class
pySpice.element_class.
print_item
(cmd)[source]¶ The PRINT/PLOT commands are parsed to the instance of this class
Member: - cmd: the original string describing the plot/print
- ac_flag: whether it’s an AC plot, because the print/plot command to AC need special process(they have another character noting to plot magnitude, phase or anything else
- op_flag: some plot need to calculate the difference between two nodes. If so, this flag is setted.
- op_list: document which two nodes need to do opeeration on
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class
pySpice.element_class.
pulse_src
(vgnd, vdd, td, tr, tf, pw, per)[source]¶ The meaning of these fields refer to this graph:
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class
pySpice.element_class.
sweep_item
(switch, coord)[source]¶ The standard information package the stamp function pass to the engine module. Control the behavior of the engine
Member: - switch: a string either of ‘gen’ or ‘upd’. If ‘gen’ it tells the engine in each iteration the new stamp value come from a generator. Otherwise, the value get its update from the solution of previous iteration
- coord: where the new stamp fit in
- generator: the generator to offer the new value
- updata_src: the coordinate where to retrieve the updata value
pySpice.global_data module¶
Global Data Structure
This Structure will be used all over the program, so I set them as global data structure. The part above the pound key dividing line is the structure container of the internal representation of the circuit. Below the dividing line is some parameter regarding the MOSFET, DIODE parameters
| MNA_dim: | the dimension of the MNA matrix |
|---|---|
| ELEMENT_DICT: | a python dictionary containing the instances of the circuit elements, with their name as index |
| SETTING_LIST: | list containing the setting commands of SPICE |
| ANALYSIS_LIST: | list comtaining the analysis commands, which are parsed into special designed class instance |
| PRINT_DICT: | PRINT/PLOT commands in SPICE are parsed specially as the instance of the print_item class. These instances are put into respective list of this dictionary. |
| watch_list: | A list log the name(interanl) of the nodes/branches of intereset. |
| INIT_STATE: | This list is used to override the result of the .OP command if .IC command is specified. |


05. The Barabási-Albert Model¶
Contents¶
- 05.01. Introduction
- 05.02. Growth and Preferential Attachment
- 05.03. The Barabási-Albert Model
- 05.04. Degree Dynamics
- 05.05. Degree Distribution
- 05.06. The Absence of Growth or Preferential Attachment
- 05.07. Measuring Preferential Attachment
- 05.08. Non-linear Preferential Attachment
- 05.09. The Origins of Preferential Attachment
- 05.10. Diameter and Clustering Coefficient
- 05.11. Summary
- 05.12. Homework


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| AsposeCellsColorHelper |
A class containing helper methods for working with Aspose Cells colors.
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| AsposeCellsStyleHelper |
A class containing helper methods for working with Aspose Cells Styles.
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Iterator over a collection of Aspose Cells Color objects.
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Base class for reporting.
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THE SIEGE A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: This film starts out like a police action film and just keeps getting better. Islamic fundamentalists of varying factions, the FBI, the National Security Agency, and the Army all struggle with each other for power when terrorists target New York City. This is a complex political thriller from Edward Zwick, perhaps one of the best we have seen since the 1960s. Taut and well- directed. Zwick gets a surprisingly good performance from Bruce Willis as an enigmatic army general. Rating: 8 (0 to 10), +3 (-4 to +4)
Earlier this year when John Frankenheimer's RONIN was released I was reflecting that it was a pity that nobody was making good political thrillers like his THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE and SEVEN DAYS IN MAY. Now just a few weeks later I think I actually have the thriller I would have hoped for from Frankenheimer, but it has come instead from Edward Zwick who has directed such films as GLORY and LEGENDS OF THE FALL. But he has not done a political thriller since his excellent 1983 TV movie SPECIAL BULLETIN, also on the subject of terrorism.
The nightmare that everyone has feared has finally come about. Islamic fundamentalist terrorists want to force the hand of the United States government when a militant religious leader is kidnapped. The siege starts with a harmless paint bomb on a cross-town bus and mysterious anonymous demands to "release him." Anthony "Hub" Hubbard (played by Denzel Washington) is an FBI agent working with an anti- terrorism unit of the New York City Police. But the investigation leads him to the mysterious Elise Kraft (Annette Bening). Kraft is working for the National Security Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency, also fighting terrorists. Somehow she is not willing to be totally cooperative with the FBI. Kraft, however, has contacts in the Islamic community from her days spent in the Middle East. Hub needs her contacts and is able to obtain her cooperation without her confidence. While the CIA's goals may be the same as the FBI's, their policies conflict and Hub is surprised how they are more competitors than they are peers. Both of their approaches are called into question when the terrorist acts turn violent and there is more and more public pressure on the President to counter the terrorists. The President declares a State of Emergency and calls in the military.
Army General William Devereaux (Bruce Willis), a quiet intellectual with a strong belief in civil liberty, cautions what a mistake giving control to the Army would be. As he puts it, "The Army is a broadsword, not a scalpel." But there is growing sentiment to do something about the rising toll from the terrorist attacks and martial law may be declared. Now there are three different government factions superficially cooperating but each struggling for power and pulling in its own direction. The issue becomes whether to defend the people at the expense of their constitutional rights, or to protect the rights at the expense of public safety. Middle East foreign policy also comes into question in interesting and morally ambiguous ways. While this is an action film, it never sacrifices the intelligence of the background story. While some of the moral issues do get resolved into a right and a wrong, most are not resolved. The gray areas of the questions pose make THE SIEGE more interesting than Zwick's last film. The much- lauded COURAGE UNDER FIRE leaves little doubt at the end who is right and who is wrong.
Denzel Washington plays a certain kind of role with real integrity. But Hub Hubbard is essentially Nathaniel Serling from COURAGE UNDER FILE or Hunter from CRIMSON TIDE. Washington's character of Hubbard is not much of a stretch for him, and is as familiar and pleasant as a McDonalds hamburger. I think of him as a better actor than Bruce Willis, but that certainly is not true in THE SIEGE. Bruce Willis's General William Devereaux is written as a complex character and a man with conflicting attitudes and agendas. Some will look at his as being a little stiff in this film but underneath there are a lot of factions warring within this man. There are a lot of surprises in Devereaux in this film and Willis makes them believable without telegraphing them. Of the roles in which I have seen Willis this performance is second only to the one in IN COUNTRY. Annette Bening is also an enigmatic figure here. Her alliances and past in the Middle East has obviously left her very disturbed and both she and Willis outshine Washington.
There has been some discussion as to whether this film is unfair to the Arabic community in this country. The filmmakers took something of a chance placing the terrorists in a particular ethnic community. It may not be for me to say, but the film has a balance of positive and negative people from that community. It will be interesting to see what protests result. This is a film that takes some chances, but I think that the result is worthwhile. I give it an 8 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +3 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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An Angle (in degrees) - a float with some extra methods.
Return the cosine of the Angle.
Return the whole number of Degrees in the Angle.
Return the whole number of Minutes in the Angle.
Return the Angle in Radians.
Return the number of Seconds in the Angle.
Return the sine of the Angle.
Geographical Coordinate (Latitude, Longitude and Elevation).
Return the Elevation.
Return the Latitude.
Return the Longitude.
Return True if this is in the northern hemisphere.
A Point in space (x, y, z).


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Video
Click 2 Houston (NBC), October 2022.
"Pro-Russia Killnet DDoS attacks target U.S. airports"
Video
Fox 5, October 2022.
"Experts share cybersecurity tips as remote learning resumes for some and work from home continues"
Video
PIX 11, September 2020.
"Are US systems ready to handle massive work-at-home traffic?"
Video
CNBC, March 2020.
"Iran's cyberwar threat following the death of Gen. Qassem Soleimani in US strike"
Video
Fox News, January 2020.
"Privacy And Power: Your Digital Fingerprint (Part 1) - NBC Nightly News"
Video
NBC News, December 2019.
"How to Open Locks When You Don't Have the Combination"
Video
Extended YouTube tutorial, March 2019.
"Expert: Hotel chain to blame for security breach"
Video
Dozens of TV stations (Associated Press), November 2018.
"Biggest Cyber Monday Sales Expected, But Beware Shopping From Work"
Video
CBS, November 2018.
"Is America's Next Election Safe From Hackers?"
Video
Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Hulu, Cheddar, etc. (over 6.5M views), October 2018.
"Millions of Facebook Accounts Breached"
NBC, September 2018.
"SciTech Now episode 420"
(coverage of Uptane)
Video (7:50-12:16)
PBS / WLIW 21, March 2018.
"Is It Safe To Get Your DNA Tested?"
Video
MinuteEarth YouTube Channel (430K+ views), February 2018.
"Charging your phone in ride-sharing services, airports could put your information at risk"
Video
WBRC Fox 6, January 2018.
"Could charging your phone put your information at risk?"
Video
KPRC Channel 6, December 2017.
"Channel 2 Investigates: Syncing into the unknown, 'Data is like gold'"
Video
Channel 2 Houston, October 2017.
"Malware Uses Software Updates To Spread Worldwide"
Fox 5, June 2017.
"Can big data analysis swing a political election?"
Video
Fox 5, May 2017.
"WannaCry malware exploited OS weakness to spread"
Video
Fox 5, May 2017.
"You really should read an app's service terms"
Video
Fox 5, April 2017.
"Selling Your Online Search History"
Video
Fox 5, March 2017.
"Is Privacy Real? The CIA Is Jeopardizing America's Digital Security, Experts Warn"
Video
Business Insider, March 2017.
"What Should Consumers Know About the Wikileaks Dump"
Fox 5, March 2017.
"WikiLeaks to Help Shield Tech Firms From CIA's Hacking Tools"
Video
NBC, March 2017.
"WikiLeaks publishes 1000s of CIA cyber-espionage documents"
Video
Fox 5, March 2017.
"How Uptane Can Protect Your Car From Hackers"
(coverage of Uptane)
Video
Reuters (via Facebook Live), January 2017.
"Are smart devices worth the hacking risk?"
Video
Fox 5, November 2016.
"How you can stop your email from getting hacked"
Video
Fox 5, November 2016.
"Clinton email investigation intensifies"
Video
PIX-11, October 2016.
"Clinton email investigation intensifies"
Video
PIX-11, October 2016.
"Why you shouldn't confide in the Confide App"
Fox 5, September 2016.
"Why hacking is so easy"
Video
Fox 5, June 2016.
"Are credit cards with chips increasing online fraud?"
Fox 5, May 2016.
"Ransomware attack takes down LA hospital for hours"
Video
PBS Newshour, February 2016.
"How Do Cyber Criminals Use the Darkweb?"
Video.
Fox News, October 2015.
"China denies hacking of U.S. government computers"
Fox 5, June 2015.
"The hack attack that takes your computer hostage till you pay"
Video
PBS Newshour, April 2015.
"How a password manager can help you stay more secure online"
Video
CBS, August 2014.
"Swatting"
Video
VICE News, June 2014.
"NYU Poly's Hacknight"
Video
Al Jazeera America, February 2014.
"Darknet: The anonymous underbelly of the internet"
Video
PIX11, February 2014.
"The NSA is Examining Call Records From World Leaders"
Video
Al Jazeera America, October 2013.
"Protecting Yourself Against the Miss Teen USA Hack and Why You Might Avoid Owning a Smartphone"
Video
Al Jazeera America, September 2013.
"The message behind the hack attack: What does the SEA want?"
Video
Channel 11 news (PIX11), August 2013.
"Zuckerpunched! Facebook founder gets hacked"
Video
Channel 11 news (PIX11), August 2013.
"The NSA has been hacking Chinese systems for years: Snowden"
Video
Channel 11 news (PIX11), June 2013.
"NYU Poly Hack Nights Helping To Train Whitehat Hackers"
Video
Channel 1 news (NY1), May 2013.
Also shown on: It Ain't Rocket Science, Episode 11, Part 2, May 2013.
Video
"Developers defend site that lets you "fake" tweets"
Video
Channel 11 news (PIX11), April 2013.
"Your Smartphone Is Tracking You In Ways You've Never Imagined"
Article w/ Video
Business Insider, April 2013.
"App attack? Developer says his software can hijack a cockpit during flight" Article w/ Video Channel 11 news (PIX11), April 2013.
"Ask Asa: Breaking Down The LinkedIn Security-Breach Situation"
Video
CBS, June 2012.
"Ask Asa: Text Message Scammers Pose As Friends In Need"
Article w/ Video
CBS, June 2012.
"CyberSecurity Awareness Week on NY Channel 1"
Video
Channel 1 News, November 2011.
"CyberSecurity Awareness Week featured on News 12 Brooklyn"
Video
Channel 12 News, November 2011.
"Improving Mobility Infrastructure Security Standards"
Video
AT&T Tech Channel, November 2011.
"Why Zuckerberg covers his laptop's camera"
Video
Russian Television International (RTVi), October 2016.
"Suicide after the publication of a sextape. In Italy, Tiziana Cantone Buried" Video
Russian Television International (RTVi), September 2016.
"`Crackas with attitude' hacked the CIA head's e-mail" Video
Russian Television International (RTVi), September 2016.
"Russian hackers in the United States suspected of hacking into the voter registration system" Video
Russian Television International (RTVi), August 2016.
"A new surge of Cyberwar between Moscow and Washington" Video
Russian Television International (RTVi), August 2016.
"Security concerns with the Apple Watch"
NHK, April 2015.
"SWATting"
Russia Today, September 2014.
"Hacker's New Trends---Trojans in Home Appliances"
Video / Article
NTDTV, November 2013.
"US Congress Has Its First BitCoin Hearing: BitCoin's Value Increases"
Video / Article
NTDTV, November 2013.
"How Internet Filtering Works and What You Can Do About It" Link to Tor Link To Seattle
Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas (NTN24), September 2013.
"The Syrian Electronic Army's Latest Hack"
Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas (NTN24), August 2013.
"How gamers can prevent being targets for cyber criminals"
Article
KCBS Radio, October 2022.
"Is Cyberwar War? NYU security expert Justin Cappos and what can be done about state-sponsored hacking"
Article
IEEE Spectrum, March 2021.
"SecureWorld's SolarWinds Data Breach Impact Podcast"
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
SecureWorld's SolarWinds Data Breach Impact, February 2021.
"AAA's Car Conversation with Justin Cappos"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
AAA, September 2020.
"People are pretty reluctant to embrace self driving cars, survey says"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
New Jersey 101.5, March 2020.
"Data Privacy And Consumer Protection" Article Public Radio (WHSU), June 2019.
"Does Better Care At Hospitals Come With a Security Risk?" Article MarketScale, May 2019.
"Now more than ever, cars are just rolling computers" Article Marketplace, May 2018.
"Worries grow over privacy, security and tech: NYU Cyber Security Expert Justin Cappos" Article Techstination, May 2018.
"Software Protecting Future Cars, Starting To Make Inroads" (press coverage related to Uptane) Article Texas Public Radio, June 2017.
"Phishing, Hacks And Better Online Security" Article NPR -- On Point, May 2017.
"Uptane on NPR's Here and Now" (press coverage related to Uptane) Article NPR -- Here and Now, March 2017.
"The Update Framework -- Securing Your Software Updates with Justin Cappos -- Episode 99" (press coverage related to TUF, in-toto, and Uptane) Article Podcast.__init__, March 2017.
"A Future Car May Be Protected From Hacking By Software Developed
In San Antonio" (press coverage related to
Uptane)
Article
Texas Public Radio, January 2017.
"How Did the Russian Hacks Happen?"
Article
WWL AM 870 / FM 105.3, January 2017.
"The New WhatsApp Encryption Format"
Article
WBAI 99.5 NYC / Uptown Radio, April 2016.
"Beaconsfield Teens Victims of Swatting"
Article
CJAD 800 AM Montreal, September 2014.
"How Target hackers hit the bullseye"
Audio / Article
Minnesota Public Radio News, January 2014.
"Obamacare Interview"
Audio
KFWB News Talk 980, November 2013.
"Cyber Spy Hunters! (Scientists in Action)" (bio and
content on the
PolyPasswordHasher project)
Book
by Mari Rich
Mason Crest Publishers, 2015
"New DDoS attacks on Israel's enterprises, infrastructure should be a wake-up call" Article Tech Republic, April 2023.
"Introducing npm package provenance" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) Github Blog, April 2023.
"TikTok's Disastrous Day (Chinese Language)" Article Voice of America, March 2023.
"Hashtag Trending Mar.13- Google riles Canadian government committee; GitHub to improve security; real-life lawyer sues robot lawyer" Article IT World Canada, March 2023.
"GitHub rolling out two-factor authentication to millions of users" Article Tech Republic, March 2023.
"The Montana Senate advanced a total TikTok ban: Are bans like these realistic, or even unconstitutional?" Article Deseret News, March 2023.
"TikTok is as dangerous as any social media app" Article Yahoo Finance, March 2023.
"Why Countries Are Trying to Ban TikTok" Article New York Times, March 2023.
"Lack of insurance may have signaled Suffolk's vulnerability to cyberattack" Article Newsday, March 2023.
"What Twitter's outage says about (over) zealous downsizing" Article Tech Republic, February 2023.
"The biggest risks in procrastinating on iPhone, Android software updates" Article CNBC, February 2023.
"The Biggest Risks of Using Bluetooth Trackers Like Apple AirTag, Tile" Article CNBC (and other outlets), January 2023.
"The benefits and risks of using a password manager to protect your online identity" Article CNBC, December 2022.
"Open source code for commercial software applications is ubiquitous, but so is the risk" Article Tech Republic, December 2022.
"A Cyberattack Shuts the Met Opera's Box Office, but the Show Goes On" Article NY Times, December 2022.
"Healthcare systems face a 'royal' cybersecurity threat from new hacker group" Article Tech Republic, December 2022.
"Despite word of 'radical malware attack,' it took hours to shut down Suffolk's computer network " Article Newsday, December 2022.
"Top cybersecurity threats for 2023" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) Tech Republic, November 2022.
"The new iPhone 14 and iOS upgrade include some big cybersecurity changes" Article CNBC, November 2022.
"Microsoft's latest data on hacks and why you may need new login, passwords fast" Article CNBC, November 2022.
"KubeCon NA 2022 Day 3: Who You Trust Matters" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) Medium Blog, October 2022.
"Hackers Targeting Tech Supply Chains Spur Security Startup Boom.
Article
Bloomberg, October 2022.
"Gaming Is Booming. That's Catnip for Cybercriminals.
Article
The New York Times, October 2022.
"Justin Cappos Of New York University Tandon School of Engineering On What We Must Do To Create Nationally Secure And Resilient Supply Chains" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) Authority Magazine, September 2022.
"Trusting Trust: Humans in the Software Supply Chain Loop" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) IEEE Xplore, September 2022.
"Software Insecurity" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) ACM News, September 2022.
"Security hero: celebrating software updaters" Article (press coverage related to TUF) TechHQ, July 2022.
"Securing Automotive Over-the-Air Software Updates" Article (press coverage related to Uptane) Renesas Blog, July 2022.
"The end of Internet Explorer has been a long time coming"
Article
Yahoo Finance, June 2022.
"As tech world weighs options for software supply chain security, a call for urgency" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) Silicon Angle, June 2022.
"Apple's big motive for fighting a new antitrust law"
Article
Yahoo Finance, April 2022.
"Supply chain security project in-toto moves to the CNCF Incubator" Article (press coverage related to in-toto) CNCF Blog, March 2022.
"What makes New York vulnerable to Russian cyberattacks?"
Article
City and State New York, March 2022.
"Russia bares nuclear teeth"
Article
The Hill, February 2022.
"Russia May Be Primed To Hack America's Infrastructure"
Article
Yahoo Finance, February 2022.
"Sigstore: Bring-your-own sTUF with TUF"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Sigstore Blog, January 2022.
"2022 is shaping up to be an epic fight to protect data"
Article
CNET, January 2022.
"Log4j: Why this massive security flaw is impacting nearly all of the internet"
Article
Yahoo News, December 2021.
"Car Hackers Could Drive You Off the Road (or They Might Settle for Money)"
Article
Communications of the ACM Blog, December 2021.
"As Software Supply Chain Attacks Keep Coming, TUF Gets Easier to Use"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
VMware Blog, October 2021.
"Sorry, America. You've already been hacked."
Article
Yahoo Finance, September 2021.
"Default Microsoft Privacy Settings Expose 38M User Records"
Article
Law360, August 2021.
"Apple needs to guard free speech while it's protecting kids"
Article
Yahoo Finance, August 2021.
"Schenectady NY Cybersecurity Design Principles -- Online Bachelors Program Launch"
Article
Newswire, July 2021.
"Ransomware has surged -- Why the attacks are 'going crazy right now'"
Article
Yahoo Finance, July 2021.
"How is New York protecting itself from cybercrime?"
Article
City and State, July 2021.
"Brainiacs Episode 6: Defending Defenders, Boosting Ideas, and Blocking Hackers"
(press coverage related to Uptane and in-toto)
Article
Brainiacs, June 2021.
"John McAfee fundamentally changed the way we target computer viruses"
Article
Yahoo Finance, June 2021.
"A New Kind of Trust Root"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Sigstore Blog, June 2021.
"Now Your Car is a Cybersecurity Risk, Too"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
EE Times, May 2021.
"Apple CEO Tim Cook is right -- A more open iPhone could carry a hidden cost for consumers"
Article
Yahoo Finance, May 2021.
"How Uptane Meets the Key WP.29 Cybersecurity Management System Requirements"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Sibros, May 2021.
"How LF communities enable security measures required by the US Executive Order on Cybersecurity"
(press coverage related to TUF, Uptane, and in-toto)
Article
Linux Foundation Blog, May 2021.
"Crypto price surge invites a torrent of crypto crime"
Article
Yahoo Finance, February 2021.
"EnGIS Technologies joins the Uptane project further strengthening its Over-The-Air (OTA) cybersecurity"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Yahoo Finance, February 2021.
"Top open-source CNCF security projects and why they matter -- part 2"
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
TechGenix Blog, February 2021.
"Top open-source CNCF security projects and why they matter -- part 1"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
TechGenix Blog, February 2021.
"Interview with Prof. Justin Cappos: Creating A Better Ecosystem!"
(press coverage related to CacheCash)
Article
Medium.com, February 2021.
"More SolarWinds News"
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
Schneier on Security Blog, February 2021.
"The U.S. Spent $2.2 Million on a Cybersecurity System That Wasn't Implemented -- and Might Have Stopped a Major Hack"
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
Pro Publica (and many other outlets), February 2021.
"Why Russia's massive cyberattack is especially insidious"
Article
Yahoo Finance, December 2020.
"'No evidence' city was cyberhacked despite work with breached company"
Article
Crains, December 2020.
"New, free tool adds layer of security for the software supply chain"
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
Tech Xplore, December 2020.
"How Zoom overcame security flaws that prompted an FBI warning and an FTC probe"
Article
Yahoo Finance, December 2020.
"CISA, FBI Warn of 'Imminent' Cyberthreat to U.S. Hospitals"
Article
GovTech, October 2020.
"Key generation and signing ceremony for PyPI"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Python Software Foundation, October 2020.
"New Amazon Web Services Offering Could Reduce Vehicle Software-Related Recalls"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Forbes, October 2020.

(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Automotive World, October 2020.
"Enhancing Software Update Security With TUF (The Update Framework)"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
VMware Blog, September 2020.
"16-year-old student arrested for allegedly crippling Miami school system with cyberattack"
Article
Yahoo Finance, September 2020.
"Secure Software Updates via TUF -- Part 2"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Medium, September 2020.
"Secure Software Updates via TUF -- Part 1"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Medium, August 2020.
"Delivering Secure Automotive OTA Updates with Uptane and OTAmatic"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Airbiquity Blog, August 2020.
"Protecting Connected Cars' Over-the-Air Software Updates"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
WardsAuto, July 2020.
"How TUF can secure software systems from update vulnerabilities"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
The Server Side, July 2020.
"Is TikTok a security threat? It's complicated."
Article
(Also available in Portuguese)
Yahoo Finance, July 2020.
"How to avoid the worst coronavirus scams: Tech Support"
Article
Yahoo Finance, May 2020.
"Tips to Staying Secure While Online Shopping: Q&A With Professor Justin Cappos, NYU Tandon School of Engineering"
Article
CompareCards, May 2020.
"NordVPN Review: Worth the Price?"
Article
Credit Donkey, May 2020.
"Zoom is facing heat over privacy - here are 4 more secure alternatives"
Article
Yahoo Finance, April 2020.
"Will the state Legislature actually go virtual?"
Article
City and State New York, April 2020.
"Can the Internet Break? And if it does, who the hell is going to fix it?"
Article
MEL Magazine, April 2020.
"Open Source Framework Helps Automakers Secure OTA Updates"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Design2Part Magazine, April 2020.
"NYU Experts Weigh In on the Coronavirus"
Article
NYU Press Release, March 2020.
"Beware of hackers: Working from home requires ramped-up cybersecurity"
Article
Crain's, March 2020.
"AWS launches Bottlerocket, a Linux-based OS for container hosting"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
TechCrunch, March 2020.
"An Update PyPI Funded Work"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
The Python Software Foundation Blog, March 2020.
"How to maintain safe cybersecurity practices while transitioning workers from the office to remote workstations"
Article
TechRepublic, March 2020.
"Smartphone hacks: How companies can protect executives"
Article
ZDNet, March 2020.
"What the Hack Is a Dead Man's Switch?"
Article
DashLane Blog, February 2020.
"Emails of Jeffrey Epstein madam Ghislaine Maxwell were hacked, her lawyer says"
Article
MSN, January 2020.
"Trump's Apple threat would put every iPhone on Earth at risk"
Article
Yahoo Finance, January 2020.
"Wireless vehicle updates pose big cybersecurity risk for automakers, consumers"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
SP Global, January 2020.
"Security Vulnerabilities in Solution Deployment"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
MP3Monster's Blog, January 2020.
"Cloud Native Computing Foundation Announces TUF Graduation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
AV Network, December 2019.
"The Update Framework graduates from the Linux Foundation's Cloud Native Computing Foundation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
HelpNet Security, December 2019.
"Cloud Native Computing Foundation announces TUF graduation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Linux Weekly News, December 2019.
"Open-source system securing software updates graduates to protect leading cloud services"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
TechXplore, December 2019.
"The Update Framework becomes ninth project to graduate CNCF"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
DevClass, December 2019.
"CNCF Graduates TUF Project to Secure Software Updates"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
DevOps, December 2019.
"Cloud-native project The Update Framework hits top-level CNCF status"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Silicon Angle, December 2019.
"Open-source system to secure software updates graduates to protect leading cloud services"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
NYU Tandon Press Release, December 2019.
"Cloud Native Computing Foundation Announces TUF Graduation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
CNCF, December 2019.
"Pence used personal email for state business and was hacked"
Article
Livingston Ledger, December 2019.
"The Linux Foundation's Automated Compliance Work Garners New Funding, Advances Tools Development"
(press coverage related to in-toto's integration into SPDX and the ACT release)
Article
Linux Foundation Press Release, December 2019.
"Facebook Creates Pages for Businesses Whether They Like It or Not"
Article
Medium, November 2019.
"Python Announces 400K in Grants to Implement Backtracking Dependency Resolution"
(press coverage related to Stork)
Article
NYU Tandon PR, November 2019.
"Software giants Tor and Python head to Downtown Brooklyn"
Article
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, November 2019.
"Terrorists 'could kill millions' by remotely hacking cars: experts"
Article
Stock Daily Dish, November 2019.
"NYU donates office space for first Python, Tor hubs in New York"
Article
Tech Republic, November 2019.
"Why governments, hospitals and, yes, schools are being held up for ransom."
Article
City and State, November 2019.
"In-toto: providing farm-to-table guarantees for bits and bytes"
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
The Morning Paper, October 2019.

Article
Gizmodo, September 2019.
"What to do if you're a victim of the Capital One hack"
Article
Yahoo Finance, July 2019.
"33(+) Kubernetes security tools"
(press coverage related to in-toto and TUF/Notary)
Article
Sysdig Blog, July 2019.
"Protecting update systems from nation-state attackers"
(press coverage related to Uptane and TUF)
Article
Linux Weekly News, July 2019.
"Top OTA Expert Shows How State Actors Hack into Your Car and What Happens Next: 'People Will Die'"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
The Drive, July 2019.
"What is Project JEDI? Amazon and Microsoft are competing for a $10 billion Pentagon cloud program"
Article
Yahoo Entertainment, July 2019.
"HERE Technologies entra na Uptane Alliance"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Segs.com.br, May 2019.
"Here and Uptane team on automotive/IoT security"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Just Auto, May 2019.
"Here Technologies joins Uptane Alliance for secure OTA for cars and IoT devices"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Autocar Professional, May 2019.
"Here Technologies joins the Uptane Alliance for highly-secure software updates"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Traffic Technology Today, May 2019.
"HERE Technologies joins the Uptane Alliance"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
TMC.net, May 2019.
"The Risks of Marrying `Smart' Technology With `Dumb' Machines"
Article
Wall Street Journal, March 2019.
"Government shutdown poses cybersecurity threat"
Article
Crain's New York Business, January 2019.
"Airbiquity Bolsters OTAmatic Security"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Airbiquity, December 2018.
"How Cybersecurity Company Grimm Combats Car Hacking"
Article
In CyberDefense, November 2018.
"This personal server lets you keep your emails entirely in your control"
Article
Fast Company, October 2018.
 To beef up vehicles' cyberattack defenses, differentiating friends from foes is key"
Article
Automotive News, October 2018.
"Automotive Cybersecurity: Open Source OTA, Crypto and Market"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Auto Connected Car News, August 2018.
"NYU Tandon Joins Top Open-Source Initiative for Automotive Software and Cybersecurity"
(press coverage related to our lab
and NYU joining the Linux Foundation)
Article
Business Insider, August 2018.
"Twenty-Two Organizations From AI, Automotive, Blockchain, Cloud and More Join The Linux Foundation and Invest in Open Source Technology."
(press coverage related to our lab
and NYU joining the Linux Foundation)
Article
Business Insider, August 2018.
"How The Update Framework Improves Software Distribution Security."
(press coverage related to TUF
Uptane, and
in-toto)
Article
eWeek, July 2018.
"Container and Kubernetes Security: It's Complicated."
Article
eSecurity Planet, June 2018.
"Tandon Grad Student Wins Awards for His Computer Science Research."
(press coverage related to Atoms of Confusion)
Article
NYU School of Engineering, June 2018.
"Securing the container image supply chain."
(press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
Linux Weekly News, May 2018.
"Automotive Cybersecurity."
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Auto Connected Car News, May 2018.
"Trump's decision to eliminate role of cybersecurity czar rattles experts. Here's why."
Article
NBC News, May 2018.
"Uber's self-driving cars to return to testing tracks"
Article
Teiss.co.uk, May 2018.
"Security in Kubernetes -- A Look at Different Projects"
(press coverage related to TUF
and in-toto)
Article
The New Stack, May 2018.
"Your smart speaker records you more often than you think"
Article
Science Line, April 2018.
"As cities get high-tech, hackers become more dangerous"
Article
Curbed, April 2018.
"A new package index for Python" (press coverage related to
TUF)
Article
Linux Weekly News, April 2018.
"Exploring container security: Digging into Grafeas container image metadata" (press coverage related to in-toto)
Article
Google Cloud Platform Blog, April 2018.
"Urban Bungle: Atlanta Cyber Attack Puts Other Cities on Notice"
Article
Scientific American, April 2018.
"Marketing, Cyber Security Professors Weigh in on Cambridge
Analytica Scandal"
Article
Washington Square News, March 2018.
"Lock-in-Pop: Securing Privileged Operating System Kernels by
Keeping on the Beaten Path" (press coverage related to Lind)
Article
Lobste.rs, March 2018.
"Chryslers over-the-air update fiasco is limited to the Northeast, but customers are still waiting for a fix"
Article
The Verge, February 2018.
"Tisch Alumni Used Fake Bots to Boost Celebrity Status"
Article
Washington Square News, February 2018.
"Americans Concerned About Cybersecurity of Self-Driving Cars"
Article
Morning Consult, January 2018.
"Is Your Tech Spying On You?"
Article
The Sun, January 2018.
"Car hacking remains a very real threat as autos become ever more loaded with tech"
Article
USA Today (and dozens of others), January 2018.
"The Worst Healthcare Cybersecurity Breaches of 2017"
Article
Healthcare Analytics News, December 2017.
"An overview of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
LWN (Linux Weekly News), December 2017.
"Let's talk about the latest godawful cybersecurity plan"
Article
Science Line, December 2017.
"Terrorists 'could kill millions' by remotely hacking cars: experts"
Article
The New York Post, November 2017.
"Hackers can take control of cars with internet connectivity, warn experts"
Article
Moneycontrol, November 2017.
"Hackers can cause car accidents"
Article
Gears of Biz, November 2017.
"Hackers Now Able to Take Control of Cars to Cause Deliberate Accidents, Scientists Warn"
Article
Independent, November 2017.
"Cyber criminals working for enemy states could 'kill millions' by remotely hacking cars, warns expert"
Article
Daily Mail, November 2017.
"Hackers could take control of cars and kill millions, ministers
warned"
Article
The Times, November 2017.
"Linux Foundation Taps Researcher's Security Framework as Standard for the Cloud"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
NYU Tandon Press Release, November 2017.
"CNCF Adds Security, Service Mesh and Tracing Projects: Docker Notary, Lyft Envoy and Uber Jaeger"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
InfoQ, October 2017.
"Two new open-source security projects are joining the Cloud Native Computing Foundation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
GeekWire, October 2017.
"The Cloud Native Computing Foundation adds two security projects to its open source stable"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
TechCrunch, October 2017.
"Cloud Native Computing Foundation Adopts 2 Security Projects"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Enterprise Cloud News, October 2017.
"Japanese text"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Tech Crunch Japan, October 2017.
"Russian text"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
NIXP, October 2017.
"La Cloud Native Computing Foundation cuenta ya con 14 proyectos"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Silicon, October 2017.
"SD Times news digest: CNCF's two new security projects"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
SD Times, October 2017.
"Two new open-source security projects are joining the Cloud Native Computing Foundation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
World News, October 2017.
"Linux Foundation Messages to the Media: The Cloud Native Computing Foundation adds two security projects to its open source stable"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Tux Machines, October 2017.
"Two new open-source security projects are joining the Cloud Native Computing Foundation"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
Tech Rights, October 2017.
"The Cloud Native Computing Foundation adds two security projects to its open source stable"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
First World News Channel, October 2017.
"CNCF Brings in Notary, The Update Framework to Boost Container Security"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
eWeek, October 2017.
"CNCF's Latest Projects TUF and Notary Aimed at Security"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
SDxCentral, October, 2017.
"CNCF Brings Security to the Cloud Native Stack with Notary, TUF Adoption"
(press coverage related to TUF)
Article
The New Stack, October 2017.
"Popular Science names two Brooklyn technologies among top 100 inventions of 2017" (press coverage related to Uptane) Article Technical.ly Brooklyn, October 2017.
"Cybersecurity Protocol that Fends off Automobile Hacks Named to Popular Science Magazine's List of Top 100 Technologies of the Year" (press coverage related to Uptane) Article Sys-Con, October 2017.
"The year's most important innovations in security" (Uptane named one of the top security innovations of 2017!)
Article
Popular Science, October 2017.
"The Quick Guide to Simple and Secure Automatic Updates" (press coverage related to TUF) Article Paragon, August 2017.
"If online, beware: fraudsters proliferate"
Article
The Beacon, August 2017.
"Google rolls out important update for Gmail on iOS - here's why you should download it"
Article
Thai Tech, August 2017.
"Trump Hotels Hacked -- Again"
Article
JetSet, August 2017.
"Hackers have been stealing credit card numbers from Trump's hotels for months"
Article
The Washington Post (and dozens of other outlets), July 2017.
"Justin Cappos on Why Cars Are Not Like Computers When It Comes to Cybersecurity"
Article
IEEE CyberSecurity, July 2017.
"Beware Fraudsters When You Go Online"
Article
NASDAQ (and other outlets), June 2017.
"A further update on the threat situation surrounding the Petya cyber attack"
Article
The Project Counsel Group, June 2017.
"Everything you need to know about the Petya, er, NotPetya nasty trashing PCs worldwide"
Article
The Register, June 2017.
"Pay Up Or Lose Everything: What Madison Avenue Should Know About The WPP Ransom Hack"
Article
AdAge, June 2017.
"Today's global ransomware attack weaponized software updates"
Article
The Verge, June 2017.
"Three US bank chiefs fall victim to email prankster"
Article
Financial Times, June 2017.
"Who's Watching You On Your Webcam"
Article
Grazia, June 2017.
"WanaCrypt0r ransomware follow-up attacks likely, new variants spotted"
Article
SC Media, May 2017.
"Google warns users about malicious Docs email"
Article
VentureBeat, May 2017.
"'WannaCry' cyberattack: Who could be held liable for the spread of ransomware?"
Article
Los Angeles Times, May 2017.
"Gmail users warned of phishing email with malicious link"
Article
CBC, May 2017.
"New WanaCrypt0r variants spotted, but 'poor', version one worst over"
Article
SC Media, May 2017.
"Europol teme nueva oleada de ciberataque a partir de hoy"
Article
El Mercurio, May 2017.
"Cyber Security R&D Showcase Coming in July" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Newswise, May 2017.
"Google Docs users hit by phishing scam"
Article
BBC, May 2017.
"Google Users Being Targeted With Google Doc Phishing Email"
Article
Huffington Post, May 2017.
"Spam campaign targets Google users with malicious link"
Article
Reuters (and dozens of others), May 2017.
"How The Update Framework Improves Security of Software Updates" (press coverage related to TUF)
Article
eWeek, April 2017.
"The 42 words you can never say in emails to the D.C. government"
Article
The Washington Post, March 2017.
"WikiLeaks says it will work with tech firms to defeat CIA hacking"
Article
Los Angeles Times, March 2017.
"Call Issued to White Hat Hackers: Find the Flaws in New Automotive Software Updater" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
True Viral News, March 2017.
"WikiLeaks revela el `arsenal de espionaje informatico' que habria implementado la CIA"
Article
El Mercurio, March 2017.
"Mike Pence Email Hack: How the VP's private email debacle compares to Hillary Clinton's"
Article
Mic, March 2017.
"Pence used personal email for state business -- and was hacked"
Article
Indianapolis Star, USA Today, and hundreds of other outlets, March 2017.
"Tandon Provides Crash Course in Computer Science"
Article
Washington Square News, February 2017.
"Automotive cyber security: Keeping hackers out of cars"
(press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Lowell Sun, February 2017.
"Wanted: White hat hackers to break new automotive software updater code" (press
coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Tech Republic, February 2017.
"Automotive ECU Updates: Keeping the Hackers Out" (press
coverage related to Uptane)
Article
EE Times, January 2017.
"Uptane Will Protect Your Connected Car From Hackers" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Forbes, January 2017.
"Framework open source de cibersegurança para indústria automotiva é criado" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
iMasters, January 2017.
"Automotive software developers call on hackers to find its flaws" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
ITS International, January 2017.
"White hackers to seek errors in open-source cybersecurity framework for cars" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
BitDefender, January 2017.
"Open source cybersecurity framework for the automotive industry" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
HelpNetSecurity, January 2017.
"Uptane wil je 'connected car' beschermen tegen hackers" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Knack, January 2017.
"Call issued to white hat hackers -- find the flaws in new automotive software updater" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Phys.org, January 2017.
"White hat hackers called to poke holes in open source connected car security platform" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
SC Media, January 2017.
"NYU Tandon prof unveils Homeland Security-funded framework for software security in cars" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Technical.ly, January 2017.
"Are software updates key to stopping criminal car hacks?" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Christian Science Monitor, January 2017.
"Call Issued to White Hat Hackers: Find the Flaws in New Automotive Software Updater" (press coverage related to Uptane)
Article
Yahoo News, January 2017.
"WhatsApp's privacy woes show how messaging app tries to balance security and ease of use"
Article
Los Angeles Times, January 2017.
"How Scared Should I Be of the Internet of Things?"
Article
VICE, January 2017.
"Self-driving cars are prone to hacks -- and automakers are barely talking about it"
Article
Business Insider, December 2016.
"Online banking privacy hack: Use 2 browsers to increase your
security"
Article
Tech.Mic, December 2016.
"How John Podesta's email got hacked, and how to not let it happen to you"
Article
Vox, October 2016.
"A massive cyberattack blocked your favorite websites; FBI and Homeland Security are investigating"
Article
Los Angeles Times, October 2016.
"11 Signs Your Computer Is at Risk of Being Hacked"
Article
Good Housekeeping, September 2016.
"The lesson about email safety we can learn from Hillary Clinton and Colin Powell"
Article
Vox, September 2016.
"Automotive Cybersecurity: Connected & Self-Driving Vehicles" (Bio and coverage of our Uptane project)
Article
Online Engineering Programs Blog, September 2016.
"Hacker claims to be selling stolen NSA spy tools"
Article
CNN Money, August 2016.
"The Update Framework" (about the
TUF project)
Article
Hacker News, August 2016.
"A Cybersecurity Expert Told Us What the DNC Hack Means for the Future of Democracy"
Article
VICE, July 2016.
"We Asked a Cybersecurity Expert if Clinton's Email System Could
Have Jeopardized National Security"
Article
VICE, July 2016.
"Tandon Tech in Service to Society"
Article
NYU Press Release, June 2016.
"Tandon Faculty Honored with Teaching Awards" (awarded the
Jacobs Excellence in Education Award)
Article
NYU Press Release, June 2016.
"How Scared Should I Be of Getting Hacked?"
Article
VICE, May 2016.
"The Most Vulnerable Ransomware Targets Are the Institutions We Rely On Most"
Article
Scientific American, March 2016.
"Apple Plans to Step Up Security as Congress Debates Encryption"
Article
Scientific American, March 2016.
"Working in Tandem at Tandon"
Article
NYU Press Release, January 2016.
"S&T Awards New York University $1.4M for Automotive Cyber Security Research"
Article
DHS Science and Technology Blog, October 2015.
"A password hash storage scheme that prevents efficient password cracking" (about the
PolyPasswordHasher project)
Article
Hacker News, September 2015.
"The growing need for more women cybersleuths"
(my students Ghada and Chandrika talking about the need for women in
cybersecurity)
Article
CNBC, August 2015.
"Docker: With Content Trust, You Can Run Containers on Untrusted Networks" (about the use of
TUF in Docker)
Article
The New Stack, August 2015.
"Introducing Docker Content Trust" (about integration of the
TUF project into Docker)
Article
Hacker News, August 2015.

"Improving Hackage security" (about integration of the
TUF project into Haskell)
Article
Well-Typed, April 2015.
"Bomb Threats Shared Electronically Close Schools"
Associated Press,
New York Times, (and hundreds of others), April 2015.
"Is it safe to check your personal email at work?"
Article
New York Daily News, March 2015.
"Protecting Python package downloads"
(related to the TUF project's
integration into Python)
Article
LWN (Linux Weekly News), January 2015.
"Interview with NYU-Poly's Professor Justin Cappos: Security Lessons from Retail Breaches"
Article
Technoverse, Varonis Blog, January 2015.
"5 counterintuitive ways to protect against hackers"
Article
CBS News, December 2014.
"Incremental Plans to Improve Python Packaging" (related
to the TUF project's integration
with Python)
Article
Hacker News, December 2014.
"Merchants are wary of holiday hacking"
Article
Crain's New York Business, November 2014.
"Brooklyn Produces More Brilliants"
Article
NYU Engineering, October 2014.
"NSF Supports NYU WIRELESS Researchers Use of Psychology to Detect Software Vulnerabilities"
Article
NYU WIRELESS Newsletter, October 2014.
Also featured on NYU's Engineering Newsletter
Article, January 2015
"Docker Image Insecurity" (related
to the TUF project's integration
with Docker)
Article
Titanous Blog, December 2014.
"Gamers use police hoax `swatting' to attack opponents"
Article
The New York Post, September 2014.
"Repeating password raises hacking risk"
Article
The Columbus Dispatch, August 2014.
"New Protection Scheme Makes Weak Passwords Virtually Uncrackable"
(about the PolyPasswordHasher project)
Article
Security Week, July 2014.
Also included on ACM TechNews
and ASEE
"Diagnostic Tool Reveals Unexpected Errors In Complex Networked Applications"
Article
Geeks World, May 2014.
"NYU Group Says Its Scheme Makes Cracking Individual Passwords Impossible"
(about the PolyPasswordHasher project)
Article
Slashdot, April 2014.
"TUF Love" (about the
TUF project)
Article
Linux Magazine, March 2014.
"Dropbox to open office in NYC"
Article
Washington Square News, March 2014.
"Target's Woes May Be a Boon for Security Firms"
Article
New York Times, January 2014.
"Target Breach Shows You Can Be a Victim of Cybercrime at a Brick-and-Mortar Store"
Article
Time Magazine, December 2013.
"Hackers can't get much from the Obamacare site"
Article
CNN Money, November 2013.
"NYU WIRELESS Professor Joins the Ranks of the 'Brilliant'"
Article
NYU WIRELESS Newsletter, October 2013.
"Cybersecurity researcher joins the ranks of the 'brilliant'"
Article
Crime Research, October 2013.
"TWC-funded study gauges bandwidth consumption of smart refrigerators, light bulbs"
Article
Fierce Cable, September 2013.
"TWC Partners with NYC Media Lab to Further Technological Innovation" Article w/ Video Time Warner Cable Untangled, September 2013.
"How Justin Cappos Created A New Way To Cloud Compute"
Article Press Release
Popular Science (Brilliant 10 selection!), September 2013.
"Time Warner Cable partners with NYC Media Lab"
Article Press Release
CED Magazine, August 2013.
"Using Smartphones to Cure Diseases While You Sleep"
Article
Bloomberg Businessweek, August 2013.
"Your mobile will tell a spy almost anything he wants to know about you"
Article
The Sunday Times, June 2013.
"13 Security and Privacy Tips for the Truly Paranoid"
Article
Tech News Daily, May 2013.
"Startup Offers to Protect Printers, Phones, and Other Devices from Hackers"
Article
MIT Technology Review, February 2013.
"The dangers of too much Java"
Article
PhysOrg, January 2013.
"NYU WIRELESS faculty member receives four NSF grants"
Article
NYU WIRELESS Pulse, October 2012.
"Millions of iPhoners 'at risk'"
Article
NY Post, September 2012.
"Cappos Adds Computer Savvy"
Article
Cable, July 2012.
"How Cloud Computing & Web Services Are Changing the IT Job Market"
Article
Mashable, February 2011.
"Attacks on Package Managers"
Article
Linux Weekly News (LWN), April 2009.
"Safely Using Package Managers"
Article
Slashdot, July 2008.
(and many other venues including CERT)
This work was supported in part by the NSF (under grants 0966187, 0834243, 1345049, 1223588, 1205415, 1241568, 1241653, 0937157, 1405904, 1405907, 1407161, and 1444827), Time Warner Cable, CATT, the GPO, the NYC Media Lab, CRISSP, the NW-DCSD project, AIG, DARPA, DHS, and NYU WIRELESS. The views and conclusions contained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies, either expressed or implied, of any of the sponsors.


Become Automobile Industry's Future
As a PM for the Powertrain team, he was responsible for the operation of the vehicle and provided specific data through the Dynamo experiment to enable the absorption and cooling teams to do a well-founded design. It also implemented electronic control logic through mcu to ensure driver's visibility and improve driving ability and used data logger for textbook driving to draw actual virtual map and show the braking point and steering angle of the steering wheel.
I thought it would be good to create a family community page that can tell parents and grandparents who are not using computers well. I happen to meet a group called "Web Programming" and I'm studying to put my ideas into practice, and I'm working hard to make them come true when I come up with an idea.
I have been studying internal combustion engine vehicles for 2 years since I entered university, and I am working in the lab to study human engineering, which is part of future industry. It is a very shallow subject in the department, so it is not enough to talk to graduate students, but it is growing up every day by researching prior research cases and learning to process data.
I want to do internship at Hyundai Motor before graduation. Of course, I learned a lot in the design and production process by working on various projects in school, but I think I can have a wider perspective if I work in modern times. I want to make money too.
  That time makes me more comfortable. And I enjoy composing music. These days I'm interested in hip-hop music.
I love travel. Whenever I have time and money, I tend to think of traveling. Because travel experience is a good memory in my life. And It's really interesting to go to another country and meet some people from another country.


--- layout: newsstory title: GONE FOR A BURTON match: DMC Burton 3 Yeltz 2 ---
Sorry for the delays in reporting what happened (nothing unusual there really), as my usual channels failed me. Anyhow, the bad news is we lost and I'll just refer you to the match reports for further details.
The Boldmere game was called off at the last minute, and has been rearranged to next Tuesday (the 21st).
 (No). We lost 3-2.
We went 1-0 up with a great run and curling shot from Birchy and generally played very well in the first half. Having said that, we were lucky to go in 1 up, as Burton missed a penalty shortly after we'd scored. We were knocking the ball about really well and looked the better team. Woody was all over one of their blokes as he ran into the box and the linesman gave a reasonably valid pen. Matt Siddaway had no probs with the save though, diving to his right to stop a tame effort.
Er, then they scored 3 times in the first 7 minutes of the second half. Birchy and Crispy went off injured at half time, replaced by Darren Wright and Ashley Brown and we lost all creativity. Their first was a bullet header from a cross and the second two were after mazy runs through our by now non-existent midfield.
We battled well-ish after this but we never really created anything, oh, apart from when Payney scored with 5 minutes to go. Not even the late arrival of Ross "the new Elmeshinio" Collins could do anything and we lost 3-2.
Tosh, posh, trussock and fourpence.


Trover Saves The Universe Is Coming To Nintendo Switch On 28th November
From the co-creator of Rick and Morty
by Liam DoolanSquanch Games, established by Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland in 2016, has announced it is bringing its comedic and foul-mouthed adventure game Trover Saves the Universe to the Nintendo Switch later this month, on 28th November. If you buy the game when it is released, you'll get a special launch discount of 20%.
Here's a bit about the game itself:
Your dogs have been dognapped by a beaked lunatic named Glorkon who stuffed them into his eye holes and is using their life essence to destroy the universe. You're partnered with Trover, a little purple eye-hole monster who isn’t a huge fan of working or being put in the position of having to save the universe. He’s also not that big a fan of you quite frankly, and neither am I. (Jk, you’re great)
Only you and Trover can save everything in this bizarre comedy adventure, created by Justin Roiland!
The existing versions of Trover Saves the Universe were designed with VR in mind, and while nothing about it has been mentioned for the latest versions of the game, we would love to see at least some Labo VR compatibility included in the upcoming Switch release. We won't get our hopes up, though.
While we're here, check out this ad for the game that was never actually used – but be warned, it's a bit ew.
Will you be checking out this game on release? Tell us down below.
[via au.ign.com]


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Value:
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cli();
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Referenced by CCPWrite(), RTC32_Reset(), SLEEPMGR_Lock(), and SLEEPMGR_Unlock().
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This macro must always be used in conjunction with ENTER_CRITICAL_REGION so that interrupts are enabled again.
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A webpage to say goodbye to the planet.
- A page to bid our friends farewell to everyone on Earth using our various human languages.
- We're interested to see how long this list can become.
English: Goodbye, world! |
Spanish: Adiós, mundo! |
Japanese: Sayonara, no sekai! |
|---|---|---|
French: Au revoir, le monde! |
Kinyarwanda: Mwirirwe, isi! |
German: Auf Wiedersehen, Welt! |
Danish: Farvel, verden! |
Irish: Slán, saol! |
Pig Latin: oodbye-gay, orld-way! |


CSLMQTTSettings
@interface CSLMQTTSettings : NSObject<MQTTSessionDelegate>
///MQTT enable/disable
@property (assign) BOOL isMQTTEnabled;
///MQTT broker address
@property NSString* brokerAddress;
///MQTT broker port
@property (assign) int brokerPort;
///Client ID
@property NSString* clientId;
///User Name for server authentication
@property NSString* userName;
///Password for server authentication
@property NSString* password;
///Enable TLS Encryption (assume using CA signed server certificate)
@property (assign) BOOL isTLSEnabled;
///LWT setting - QoS value
@property (assign) int QoS;
///LWT setting - retaind messages
@property (assign) BOOL retained;
///MQTT connection status
@property (assign) MQTTStatus mqttStatus;
///MQTT submission counter
@property (assign) int publishTopicCounter;
/** Connect to MQTT broker
@param topicToPublish Topic to be published for retain message
*/
- (void)connectToMQTTBroker:(NSString*)topicToPublish;
/**
Pulbish data to a defined topic
@param jsonData Data to be published in JSON format
@param topic Topic where the data will be published
*/
- (void)publishData:(NSData*)jsonData onTopic:(NSString*)topic;
@end
Undocumented
-
MQTT enable/disable
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) BOOL isMQTTEnabled;
Swift
var isMQTTEnabled: Bool { get set }
-
MQTT broker address
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) NSString *_Nonnull brokerAddress;
Swift
var brokerAddress: String { get set }
-
MQTT broker port
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) int brokerPort;
Swift
var brokerPort: Int32 { get set }
-
Client ID
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) NSString *_Nonnull clientId;
Swift
var clientId: String { get set }
-
User Name for server authentication
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) NSString *_Nonnull userName;
Swift
var userName: String { get set }
-
Password for server authentication
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) NSString *_Nonnull password;
Swift
var password: String { get set }
-
Enable TLS Encryption (assume using CA signed server certificate)
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) BOOL isTLSEnabled;
Swift
var isTLSEnabled: Bool { get set }
-
LWT setting - QoS value
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) int QoS;
Swift
var qoS: Int32 { get set }
-
LWT setting - retaind messages
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) BOOL retained;
Swift
var retained: Bool { get set }
-
MQTT connection status
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) MQTTStatus mqttStatus;
Swift
var mqttStatus: MQTTStatus { get set }
-
MQTT submission counter
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, atomic) int publishTopicCounter;
Swift
var publishTopicCounter: Int32 { get set }
-
Connect to MQTT broker
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)connectToMQTTBroker:(nonnull NSString *)topicToPublish;
Swift
func connect(toMQTTBroker topicToPublish: String)
Parameters
topicToPublish
Topic to be published for retain message
-
Pulbish data to a defined topic
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)publishData:(nonnull NSData *)jsonData onTopic:(nonnull NSString *)topic;
Swift
func publishData(_ jsonData: Data, onTopic topic: String)
Parameters
jsonData
Data to be published in JSON format
topic
Topic where the data will be published


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I like to solve problems.
I like to code.
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[gecode-users] building 1.2.2 on WinXP with Visual C++ 2005 Express
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Tue Sep 19 15:02:49 CEST 2006
Okay, fixed in 1.3.0 (should come out today or tomorrow).
Thanks again
Christian
--
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Jorge Marques Pelizzoni
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 5:17 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] building 1.2.2 on WinXP with Visual C++ 2005
Express
Thank you very much for your reply, Guido! You gave me the hint that was
missing. According to MS
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh.aspx) libcp.lib does not
exist anymore and one is bound to choose between alternative libs by means
of command-line options to cl. Any of -MD (no-debug dynamic link to
C++ runtime library), -MT (static), -MDd or -MTd (debug versions). So
C++ what
I've done is (manually) to add the necessary flag to the "export DLLFLAGS
..." line in the Makefile. Surely it might be best to add an option to
configure whose interpretation depends on the setting for (no)debug.
Unfortunately, I don't know how to do that.
Cheers,
Jorge.
Guido Tack escreveu:
> Hi!
>
>> This is the first time I've tried to build gecode. My set-up: gecode
>> version 1.2.2 on WinXP with cygwin and Visual C++ 2005 Express. When
>> making it, I receive the following msg: [..]
>> LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libcp.lib'
>> c:\Program Files\NextGeneration\make.exe: *** [GecodeInt.dll] Error 2
>>
>> What I find curious is that I couldn't spot a reference to a cp
>> library either in the output or in the Makefile...
>
> This is one of the standard libraries that come with the Microsoft
> compiler, and the linker should always be able to find it. It seems
> that either your installation is broken or some paths are not
> correctly set up. The Visual C++ express edition comes with a batch
> file that sets up the paths correctly (called something like
> vcvarsall.bat IIRC). When you use cygwin, you may have to invoke that
> file manually.
>
> To check that all the paths are correct, try to compile a simple
> helloworld program from the command line.
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
> --
> Guido Tack
> Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
> http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
>
>
>
Jorge M. Pelizzoni
ICMC - Universidade de São Paulo
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Pats was created in 2001 when Pat mixed up her recipe for salmon and cheese biscuits and her oatmeal cookie recipe. What was born from this mistake has made waves in many major cities. With coffee, tea or a glass of milk these cookies will be a delicious addition to your day!


Stanford Language and Cognition Lab
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This is my friend Hannah! Let's play a fun guessing game with her books.
Hannah will give you one hint about the book she's thinking of.
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Place a hook at functionToReplace which could goes to functionWhichReplace or execute a optional precallback or execute a optional postcallback.
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The Overall Cleanliness of feet is improved. and is specially beneficial for people with Arthritis. The feet remain well-hydrated and gain fresh,soft and supple look. It stimulated acupuncture points in your feet which help to regulate nervous system and relax the body. Corn,Calluses,Heel fissure etc., that may lead to major foot problems,can be prevented through this therapy. It promotes better blood circulation.
When you walk into our shop to start your day, we are dedicated to providing you with friendly service, a welcoming atmosphere, and above all else, excellent products and services. If you are not satisfied, please let us know and we will do whatever we can to make things right!


Recognition and retrieval of textual content from the large document collections have been a powerful use case for the document image analysis community. Often the word is the basic unit for recognition as well as retrieval. Systems that rely only on the text recogniser’s (OCR) output are not robust enough in many situations, especially when the word recognition rates are poor, as in the case of historic documents or digital libraries. An alternative has been word spotting based methods that retrieve/match words based on a holistic representation of the word. In this paper, we fuse the noisy output of text recogniser with a deep embeddings representation derived out of the entire word. We use average and max fusion for improving the ranked results in the case of retrieval. We validate our methods on a collection of Hindi documents. We improve word recognition rate by 1.4% and retrieval by 11.13% in the mAP.
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C/C++ Indexer Progress Bar
The indexer progress bar shows the progress status of the indexing jobs in the progress views.
The indexing jobs can be temporarily paused by pressing the stop button on the progress bar. This will cause the indexer to wait until the next time the user runs a search job or makes a change to an indexed element (by such actions as modifying an existing source file, deleting a file, creating a new file, moving file and so on). The indexer at this point will resume with the previously postponed indexing job before moving on to the new one.
If you wish to cease indexing all together, you can cancel an indexing job and disable the indexer through the properties.
Selection Searching for C/C++
elements
Setting Source Folders
C/C++ search page, Search
dialog box
C/C++ Project Properties, Indexer


Chrome has a permissions policy for local file:// testing that disallows AJAX requests, and some APIs do not work on file:// URLs in all browsers, so if possible, we recommend trying to run a simple server on your machine. The following steps should work on a Mac:
- Open Terminal
- Navigate to your project directory (wherever you will save the files) by using the
cd
command. - Run this command:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
- If successful, you should then be able to access your project folder by typing this URL in the browser bar: http://localhost:8000
If you are not on a Mac or can't get a server running, pair with someone or try using JSBin.com to write and run your code.


In which case might the number of comparisons NOT be a good representation of the cost for a sorting algorithm?
CPU speed would affect all comparisons in the same way.
Number of records or amount of space won't affect the value of counting comparisons.
The longer the string, the longer it takes to compare.


[1] probably too many Samsung Apps most of Samsung tech support just freezes up even better set up--samsung help refrred me.
[2] Easy Setup could never use but will probably too many Samsung Apps most of Samsung tech support just freezes up even better set up--samsung help refrred me.


TAQ Client Form Starter
Form Number*
The number of the form in sequence: 1, 2, etc.
Client Name*
Must match value of define( 'CLIENT_CODEREF', 'BCE') in client.conf.php, where "BCE" is the name.
Class Name*
The name of the .class.php file, in camel case: Example = "MyClassName"
Class Description*
Describe what this class file does: Example = "Standard IT Agreement"
File Name
The name of the associated file, if any, without spaces: "MyFile.pdf OR My_File.pdf"
QA/DEMQA DB Name
The name of the QA/DEMQA DataBase: Example = "implmnt_default"
Production DB Name
The name of the Production DataBase: Example = "ercfrs_mainscape_inc"


The goal of overviewR is to make it easy to get an overview of a data set by displaying relevant sample information. At the moment, there are the following functions:
hydro_events
generates a tabular overview of the sample. The general sample plots a two-column table that provides information on an id in the left column and a the time frame on the right column.The plots can be saved using the ggsave()
command.
We present a short step-by-step guide as well as the functions in more detail below.
A stable version of loadflux
can be directly accessed on CRAN:
install.packages("loadflux", force = TRUE)
To install the latest development version of loadflux
directly from GitHub use:
library(devtools)
devtools::install_github("atsyplenkov/loadflux")


Key: = Must support, = QICore-defined extension, = Is-Modifier
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Galerry Section
Top 12 Buiteful Castles
Boldt Castle - USA
Corvin Castle - Romania
Egeskov Castle - Denmark
Frederiksborg Castle - Denmark
Kilkenny Castle - Ireland
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If true, the value is allowed to go negative.
If True, the progress will continue even beyond the point where the objective met its minimum completion requirements. Your UI will have to accommodate it.
If true, you can effectively "un-complete" this objective if you lose progress after crossing the completion threshold.
If False, once you complete the task it will remain completed forever by locking the value.
The style to use when the objective is completed.
The value that the unlock value defined in unlockValueHash must reach in order for the objective to be considered Completed. Used in calculating progress and completion status.
Ideally, this should tell you what your task is. I'm not going to lie to you though. Sometimes this doesn't have useful information at all. Which sucks, but there's nothing either of us can do about it.
The unique identifier for this entity. Guaranteed to be unique for the type of entity, but not globally.
When entities refer to each other in Destiny content, it is this hash that they are referring to.
The style to use when the objective is still in progress.
The index of the entity as it was found in the investment tables.
If true, completion means having an unlock value less than or equal to the completionValue.
If False, completion means having an unlock value greater than or equal to the completionValue.
OPTIONAL: a hash identifier for the location at which this objective must be accomplished, if there is a location defined. Look up the DestinyLocationDefinition for this hash for that additional location info.
Mapped to DestinyLocationDefinition in the manifest.
If nonzero, this is the minimum value at which the objective's progression should be shown. Otherwise, don't show it yet.
If this objective enables Perks intrinsically, the conditions for that enabling are defined here.
Text to describe the progress bar.
If this is true, then there is an entity with this identifier/type combination, but BNet is not yet allowed to show it. Sorry!
A shortcut for determining the most restrictive gating that this Objective is set to use. This includes both the dynamic determination of progress and of completion values. See the DestinyGatingScope enum's documentation for more details.
If True, you should continue showing the progression value in the UI after it's complete. I mean, we already do that in BNet anyways, but if you want to be better behaved than us you could honor this flag.
If this objective enables modifications on a player's stats intrinsically, the conditions are defined here.
The UI style applied to the objective. It's an enum, take a look at DestinyUnlockValueUIStyle for details of the possible styles. Use this info as you wish to customize your UI.
Defines an "Objective".
An objective is a specific task you should accomplish in the game. These are referred to by:
Quest Steps (which are DestinyInventoryItemDefinition entities with Objectives)
Challenges (which are Objectives defined on an DestinyActivityDefintion)
Milestones (which refer to Objectives that are defined on both Quest Steps and Activities)
Anything else that the designers decide to do later.
Objectives have progress, a notion of having been Completed, human readable data describing the task to be accomplished, and a lot of optional tack-on data that can enhance the information provided about the task.


Vehicle Visualizer is a free web application. It allows users to visualize their desired vehicles in different colors.
Whether you're ready to purchase a vehicle or simply just browsing, Vehicle Visualizer is the software for you!


DataExporter TreeTable
EXCEL, PDF, CSV and XML are the supported formats. The TreeTable columns content will be justified as left aligned, center aligned and right aligned based on the content type.
If a style or styleClass contains the word "right" the cell will be right aligned in the Excel/PDF output.


For all the Miruken repositories.
Documentation from individual repositories.
Soccer, Food Channel, Improving
Christian, Husband, Father, Improver, Pluralsight Author, Musician, Carpenter, Foodie
Exploring a Kotlin implementation for an upcoming Android application.
February 2018Once we had a Miruken DotNet implementation, it made perfect sense to use the same metaphores on the server side as well.
May 2017Ported from CE6 to the DotNet 4.6.1 and WPF.
December 2016Ported from Javascript to Windows CE6 and WinForms for a Windows embeded project.
April 2016Upgrading to EcmaScript 2015 and beyond
March 2016Porting from ObjC to Javascript and Angular for web applications.
December 2014ObjC implementation for iPhone app development
October 2012For DotNet and WinForms
2007To keep up to date with the latest developement.
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