Brand Development: DIGITALMUSEO is a platform for artists & art ethusiasts to share & experience digital contemporary art. Designed to resemble a museum-like experience online, the brand is developed with 3 concepts in mind: simplicity, flexibility, sophistication.
Web & App Design: the website and mobile application of DIGITALMUSEO aim to bring an art community to life through simple navigation, clean pages and a focus on the visual element.
Service Design: Researching the customer's journey through Qatar's Hamad International Airport brought to light prominent breakdown points, one being the check-in process. This was illustrated through a customer journey map & blue print.
Personal Identity: I portrayed myself through a visual element that has been inspired by the cultures that have surounded me. My personal identity is an amalgamation of digital & ethnic visual elements derived from these culture.
Digital Children's Book: This iBook explores one of Delhi's most celebrated traditional fairs, the Surajkund Mela. Blending inkpen sketches, digital designs & animations, it plays on the fair's traditional stalls & modern visitors.
Ambient Device: Bloom is an ambient device that uses sensors and gestures to provide real time information about soil nutrition and moisture levels. At a glance the user will know when is a good idea to water and add nutrition to the soil.
Event Branding: Inspired by the architecture of the event's location, TEDxEducationcity's posters, roll ups and banners were designed to create a familiar and relatable feeling to target students from across Qatar.
Filming & 3D Animation:Puppenstein explores the deepest desires of a man plagued by disease & death. In an effort to balance the building violence and restraint within himself, he develops a not-so-scary army of ragged puppets.
A Network Analysis on Fight Club
Analyzing the screenplay of the popular movie, Fight Club, I presented a network analysis research at the renowned Sunbelt Conference in Florida, 2014. The research explored etymological roots of specific compound words used in the screenplay of Fight Club and linked this to the success of the screenplay in the award circuit.
Barbed Wire
This screenplay speaks about the disparity felt by those people whose families have been separated by the border created between India and pakistan. The story explores the vastness of the problem by following the lives of two friends who fly kites together.
Auditing Carnegie Mellon's Orientation Process
I was hired by Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar to audit the orientation process through research and past data. Employing focus groups, interviews and in-depth analysis of previous years' data, I developed this detailed report of the process, its strengths and weaknesses, and recommendations for improving the experience for incoming freshmen.
Having lived in 4 different countries, attended 10 different schools and studied 6 different languages, I am a commuter who takes inspiration from different cultures and people.  In addition to designing and painting, I enjoy screenwriting and have also acted in movies that have made it to global film festival circuit such as the Chicago Film Festival, Abu Dhabi Film Festival as well as the MESA Film Festival.
Each role that I play makes me more curious and gives me a new perspective, energy and inspiration to develop better art work and more usable and desirable designs.
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Ernst & Young (EY) Advisory Services, Chicago Illinois
- Demonstrated advanced project management and collaboration skills by leading internal and external teams for simultaneous client projects which spanned multiple geographic locations, including international
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type
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Deadspin is where I go to get my sports fix; I appreciate their brand of humor above all else. Visually they won't win any design awards.  They offer links to related blogs in the side bar. A slightly enlarged and bold font makes up each articles header followed by a small photograph. I've noticed they're slowing moving away from using large photo's to accompany their articles. Which seem counter-intuitive to me because a photo commands more attention than big black text. The photo to text ratio is off, which creates a very boring page..


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How to Contribute
We'd love to accept your patches and contributions to this project. There are just a few small guidelines you need to follow.
Community Guidelines
This project follows Google's Open Source Community Guidelines.
Contributor License Agreement
Contributions to this project must be accompanied by a Contributor License Agreement (CLA). You (or your employer) retain the copyright to your contribution; this simply gives us permission to use and redistribute your contributions as part of the project. Head over to https://cla.developers.google.com/ to see your current agreements on file or to sign a new one.
You generally only need to submit a CLA once, so if you've already submitted one (even if it was for a different project), you probably don't need to do it again.
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Specifically, when you initially send a PR, please ensure it has a single commit. If you'd like to address review comments by adding commits,1 please be sure to squash them into one again once the PR is approved (though squashing continuously is also acceptable).
Generally, squashing to a single commit can be accomplished by:
proj/xls$ # Here we assume origin points to google/xls.
proj/xls$ git fetch origin main
proj/xls$ git merge-base origin/main my-branch-name # Tells you common ancesor COMMIT_HASH.
proj/xls$ git reset --soft $COMMIT_HASH
proj/xls$ git commit -a -m "My awesome squashed commit message!!!1"
proj/xls$ # Now we can more easily rebase our squashed commit on main.
proj/xls$ git rebase origin/main
Rebased branches can be pushed to their corresponding PRs with --force
.
See also this Stack Overflow question.
Rendering Documentation
XLS uses mkdocs to render its documentation, and serves it via GitHub pages at https://google.github.io/xls. To render documentation locally as a preview, you can set up mkdocs as follows:
proj/xls$ mkvirtualenv xls-mkdocs-env
proj/xls$ pip install mkdocs-material mkdocs-exclude mdx_truly_sane_lists
proj/xls$ mkdocs serve
This will start a local server that you can browse to and that will update the documentation on the fly as you make changes.
Note that the mkvirtualenv
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virtualenvwrapper
to manage your Python environment. You'll need to adjust these instrutions if
you're doing something different. That can include explicitly adding mkdocs
to
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: An example of something that we expect to produce an error when parsing/typechecking/testing.
GitHub issue google/xls#378 tracks a script that does the parse/typecheck/test that ensures our documentation is up to date and correct.
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Our PM joined Minister of Education Chris Hipkins at Otumoetai College in Tauranga to make the announcement. In total, we're investing about $73 million into two major redevelopments and 39 new roll growth classrooms at 15 schools across the Waikato, Hawke's Bay, and Bay of Plenty.
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Between now and mid-October over 25 wānanga will be held. Our Minister for Crown/Māori Relations Kelvin Davis will be attending a number to hear the views of Māori people, as will other Ministers.
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The previous HomeStart price caps of $500,000 for existing homes and $550,000 for new builds for Queenstown Lakes District meant that it was virtually impossible for first-home buyers to access the grants. Queenstown Lakes District has the highest median house price in New Zealand, so it makes sense that it also has the highest HomeStart house price cap, alongside Auckland, to give buyers a fair chance at accessing the grant.
In unfortunate news, New Zealand tertiary students will not get the chance to apply for an internship with NASA’s International Internships Programme thanks to a failed agreement between the space agency and Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. The internship would have given high-achieving students the opportunity to work in NASA's most advanced research facilities, inspiring our future innovators in the fields of Earth observation, astrobiology, and robotics.
The agreement failed as the space agency required funding in return for internships which the Ministry of Business was not ready to agree to.
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Static Analysis
Objective
The aim of this section is to understand the tech stack used for the project (DVNA), identify suitable tools to perform SAST and generate a report to provide a solution to the 2nd, 3rd and 4th points of the problem statement under Task 1
.
SAST
SAST or Static Application Security Testing is a process that analyses a project's source code, dependencies and related files for known security vulnerabilities. SAST could also help identify segments of the project's logic which might lead to a security vulnerability.
DVNA's Tech Stack
SAST is a targeted analysis configured based on the technologies being used in a project. Hence, for any meaningful SAST stage in a pipeline (or in general), the tools utilized should be concerned only with the technologies that the project uses. If need be, one could use multiple tools (as one should, in most cases) to cover different types of vulnerabilities and/or technologies present in the project.
To perform static analysis on DVNA, the first step for me was to identify what all technologies comprise DVNA (which is quite obvious given the name is Damn Vulnerable NodeJs Application). So, I figured that NodeJs is the server-side language used, along with a SQL database.
SAST Tools for Node.js Applications
After figuring out the tech stack used, I focused on finding tools that perform static analysis specifically for Nodejs applications. The following are some tools that I found to perform SAST on Nodejs applications with steps to install it and configure them with Jenkins:
SonarQube
SonarQube is a commercial static analysis tool with a community version with restricted features. I used this Medium article to utilize SonarQube with Jenkins and Docker:
- To start the SonarQube server for analysis I used SonarQube's docker image, as it seemed more convenient than an installed setup unlike all the other tools I used which had a very simple installation procedure, and ran it with the following command:
docker run -d -p 9000:9000 -p 9092:9092 --name sonarqube sonarqube
- Then for Jenkins to authenticate with the SonarQube server I created a new Access Token for Jenkins in SonarQube under
Account > Security
. - I saved the above generated token in Jenkins, under
Credentials > Add New Credentials
as aSecret Text
type credential so I could use it later with the credential identity created. - I added the SonarQube plugin for Jenkins and then navigated to the
SonarQube Server
section underManage Jenkins > Configure System
. Here, I checked theEnable injection of SonarQube server configuration as build environment variables
option to allow SonarQube to inject environment variables at the pipeline's runtime and be used in the Jenkinsfile. - I provided the URL for SonarQube Server (in my case)
localhost:9000
and added the previously saved SonarQube Credentials for authentication. - Lastly, I added the following stage in the Jenkinsfile for DVNA's analysis by SonarQube, which injects the path to the SonarQube scanner, performs the scan and then saves the report locally:
stage ('SonarQube Analysis') {
environment {
scannerHome = tool 'SonarQube Scanner'
}
steps {
withSonarQubeEnv ('SonarQube') {
sh '${scannerHome}/bin/sonar-scanner'
sh 'cat .scannerwork/report-task.txt > /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/sonarqube-report'
}
}
}
Note: There are two segments where I drifted away from the article I referred to:
- First is that in the article there is no mention of generating/storing a report.
- Secondly, I left out the
timeout
block in the pipeline stage given in the article.
NPM Audit
NPM Audit is a built-in utility that comes along with npm@6
which allows for auditing the dependencies being used in the project i.e. it analyses the dependencies against a database for known vulnerabilities. Since NPM Audit comes along with npm
itself, is not required to be installed separately. However, if one has an older version of npm
on the system, the following command can be used to upgrade:
sudo npm install -g npm@latest
- Now, NPM Audit has a characteristic that gives a non-zero status code, if it finds any vulnerable dependencies. This is so if run through a pipeline, the build can fail thus, stopping the deployment of vulnerable code. Since, DVNA, quite obviously, has a lot of vulnerabilities, I had to run it through a script to avoid failure of the pipeline after analysis so the stages can still be executed. The script that I wrote, which runs
npm-audit
, formats the output in a JSON format, saves it to a file and finally just echoes the status code, is as follows:
#!/bin/bash
cd /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/workspace/node-app-pipeline
npm audit --json > /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/npm-audit-report
echo $? > /dev/null
- Lastly, I added the following stage in the Jenkinsfile to execute the script I wrote:
stage ('NPM Audit Analysis') {
steps {
sh '/{PATH TO SCRIPT}/npm-audit.sh'
}
}
NodeJsScan
NodeJsScan is a static security code scanner for NodeJs applications written in python. It comes with a web-based interface, docker image, Python API as well as a CLI.
- Unlike SonarQube, installing NodeJsScan was just a single command so I went ahead and installed it. To install
NodeJsScan
, I used the following command:
pip3 install nodejsscan
Note: I noticed that the package was not available to all users, even though I installed it globally. So, to rectify this issue, I ran the following command: sudo -H pip3 install nodejsscan
.
- Once NodeJsScan was installed, I ran the below command (taken from the official documentation) to test the tool and observe its operation before I added it to the pipeline script:
nodejsscan --directory `pwd` --output /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/nodejsscan-report
- After observing that NodeJsScan did not exit with a non-zero status code, even if vulnerabilities were found, I realized that the command to execute the scan can be directly added to the pipeline. So, I added the following stage in the Jenkinsfile to perform the scan, and store the report in JSON format on the Jenkins machine:
stage ('NodeJsScan Analysis') {
steps {
sh 'nodejsscan --directory `pwd` --output /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/nodejsscan-report'
}
}
Retire.js
Retire.js is a tool that scans the project's dependencies to identify dependencies with versions that have known vulnerabilities. It comes as a plugin for various applications and as a CLI.
- Retire.js was also available to be installed as a package without too much hassle, so I installed it with the following command:
sudo npm install -g retire
Note: The -g
flag specifies that the package needs to be installed globally.
- Then to look at how Retire.js functions, I ran it with the following command as mentioned in the official documentation to run the scan on DVNA, output the report in JSON format, save it locally on a file and then exit with a zero status-code even if vulnerabilities are found:
retire --path `pwd` --outputformat json --outputpath /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/retirejs-report --exitwith 0
- After observing the output and since, I had the ability to alter the status code the program gave on exit, I used the command directly and added the following stage in the Jenkinsfile:
stage ('Retire.js Analysis') {
steps {
sh 'retire --path `pwd` --outputformat json --outputpath /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/retirejs-report --exitwith 0'
}
}
OWASP Dependency Check
As mentioned on OWASP Dependency Check's official site, it is a software composition analysis tool, used to identify if the project has any known security vulnerabilities as part of its dependencies.
-
OWASP Dependency Check comes as an executable for Linux and does not require any installation, so I decided to use the binary. I downloaded the executable from this archive.
-
Next, I unzipped the archive and then placed its contents in
/{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/
:
unzip dependency-check-5.2.4-release.zip
- As written in the official documentation, I ran the following command to start the scan with the executable and save the output to a file in JSON format:
/{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/dependency-check/bin/dependency-check.sh --scan /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/workspace/node-app-pipeline --format JSON --out /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/dependency-check-report --prettyPrint
- Since, Dependency-Check doesn't change the status code to a non-zero one, I added the command directly as a stage in the Jenkinsfile:
stage ('Dependency-Check Analysis') {
steps {
sh '/{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/dependency-check/bin/dependency-check.sh --scan `pwd` --format JSON --out /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/dependency-check-report --prettyPrint'
}
}
Note: By using OWASP's Dependency Check, I happened to introduce a redundant use of a few tools, namely Retire.js and NPM Audit, as they are already a part of Dependency Check's scan methodology.
Auditjs
Auditjs is a SAST tool which uses OSS Index, which is a service used to determine if a dependency being used has a known vulnerability, to analyze NodeJs applications.
- Like Retire.js, Auditjs is also available as an npm-package. So, I installed it with the following command:
sudo npm install -g auditjs
- Next, I ran a scan to observe the output provided by Auditjs by running the following command, as mentioned in the documentation, while being inside the project directory:
auditjs --username<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--token <auth_token> /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/auditjs-report 2>&1
Note: As it appears, Auditjs prints the vulnerabilities found to STDERR and everything else to STDOUT. Hence, I couldn't write the vulnerabilities found to a file directly. So, I used 2>&1
to redirect STDERR output to STDOUT to be able to write everything to a file.
- Like some previous tools, Auditjs gives a non-zero status code, if it finds any vulnerable dependencies, hence, I ran it through a script to avoid build failures with the pipeline. I wrote a script to overcome this issue, as done previously as well, to run the scan and save the report locally. The contents of the script I wrote are as follows:
#!/bin/bash
cd /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/workspace/node-app-pipeline
auditjs --username<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--token <auth_token> /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/auditjs-report 2>&1
echo $? > /dev/null
- Lastly, I added the following stage to the Jenkinsfile to execute the script I wrote:
stage ('Audit.js Analysis') {
steps {
sh '/{PATH TO SCRIPT}/auditjs.sh'
}
}
Snyk
Snyk is a platform that helps monitor (open source) projects present on GitHub, Bitbucket, etc. or locally to identify dependencies with known vulnerabilities. It is available as a CLI and as a docker image.
- Snyk can be installed with
npm
so, I used the following command to do so:
sudo npm install -g snyk
- Snyk required that I authenticated Snyk CLI with an Authentication Token, that can be found on one's profile after signing up for Snyk, before scanning a project, which I did as follows:
snyk auth <AUTH TOKEN>
- Then to perform a scan I ran the following command as mentioned in the official documentation:
snyk test
- Snyk also gives a non-zero status code, if it finds any vulnerable dependencies, hence, I ran it through a script, which performs a scan and stores the report in a JSON format, to avoid build-failure with the pipeline. The contents of the script I wrote are as follows:
#!/bin/bash
cd /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/workspace/node-app-pipeline
snyk auth <auth_token>
snyk test --json > /{JENKINS HOME DIRECTORY}/reports/snyk-report
echo $? > /dev/null
- Finally, I added a stage to the pipeline which executes the script:
stage ('Snyk Analysis') {
steps {
sh '/{PATH TO SCRIPT}/snyk.sh'
}
}
SAST Analysis Reports
I stored the reports generated by the various tools in /reports/
directory inside Jenkins' home directory. Most of these reports were in JSON format, except for SonarQube and Auditjs. SonarQube's report was available on in the web interface and Auditjs' report was normal textual output being printed to console or, in my case, being redirected to a file.
Other Tools
There were a few other tools available to perform SAST on NodeJs applications. They are listed below along with the reason why I chose not to use them for this task:
-
NSP
According to what NSP's (Node Security Project) official site said, it is now replaced withnpm audit
starting npm@6 and hence, is unavailable to new users but without any loss as it's functionality is available with NPM Audit. -
JSPrime
JSPrime appeared to be a really nice tool from its documentation and a demonstration video from a talk in a security conference, but it lacked a CLI interface and hence, I couldn't integrate it into the CI Pipeline. -
ScanJS
As stated by the official site, ScanJS is now deprecated and was throwing an exception when I tried running an available version via the CLI interface. So, I ended up excluding it from my implementation for the task. -
JSpwn (JSPrime + ScanJs)
JSpwn is a SAST tool that combined both JSPrime and ScanJs and had a CLI interface as well but when I executed it in accordance with the official documentation, the CLI gave garbage output without throwing any error and ran without ever terminating. Hence, I chose not to use it in my solution for the task.


All About Raspberry-Pi
All About Raspberry-Pi
Raspberry Pi A to Z List Basics Raspberry Pi The Raspberry Pi was originally designed for educational purposes to use in schools and universities, and to make class and study more interesting. Unfortunately, the practical use of the Raspberry Pi or a comparable single-board computer in Germany, Austria and Switzerland is still in its infancy. Listening to the topic, you will find only a few examples showing the use of the Raspberry Pi in school, in education or in study. The following tasks and exercises should help a little here. They are suitable for self-study or as a source for teachers and faculty to build their own Raspberry Pi workshop. The tasks also include exemplary ready-made solutions.
Raspberry-Pi models
- Raspberry Pi models A and B
- Raspberry Pi models A + and B +
- Raspberry Pi Zero and Zero W
- Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
Basics
- Raspberry Pi: connectors and components
- Raspberry Pi: External connections
- Raspberry Pi: Internal connections
- Raspberry Pi: Basics of Power Supply Power Supply
Interfaces and connections
- Raspberry Pi: HDMI - High Definition Multimedia Interface
- Raspberry Pi: USB - Universal Serial Bus
- Raspberry Pi: Bluetooth
- Raspberry Pi: GPIO - General Purpose Input Output
- Raspberry Pi: GPIO assignment
- Raspberry Pi: Assignment audio-video signal on the 4-pin jack plug
operating systems
- Raspberry Pi: Linux distributions and operating systems
- Raspberry Pi: Raspbian Stretch
- Raspberry Pi: Ubuntu Mate
- Raspberry Pi: Kali Linux
- Raspberry Pi: Windows 10 IoT Core
- Raspberry Pi: Media Center
- Raspberry Pi: Which operating system?
Accessories and extensions
- Raspberry Pi: equipment and accessories
- Raspberry Pi: The right power supply
- Raspberry Pi: SD memory cards
- Raspberry Pi: WLAN adapter
- Raspberry Pi: Audio Extensions
- Raspberry Pi: cooling and heat sink
Troubleshooting
- Raspberry Pi: Solving common problems
- Raspberry Pi: solve network problems
- Raspberry Pi: solve wireless problems
1. Getting Started: Tasks and Exercises with Raspberry Pi The following tasks and exercises are suitable for beginners who have not yet come into contact with the Raspberry Pi. The solutions are also interesting for those who already know the Raspberry Pi and have worked with it. The solutions are part of standard tasks that have to be done around the Raspberry Pi every now and then.
- Raspberry Pi: Getting started with the installation
- Raspberry Pi: Installing Raspbian on an SD Memory Card (Windows)
- Raspberry Pi: Installing Raspbian on an SD memory card (Linux or macOS)
- Raspberry Pi: Install Kali Linux
- Raspberry Pi: first startup
- Raspberry Pi: First steps in the configuration (basic configuration)
- Raspberry Pi: Enable SSH
- Raspberry Pi: Determine IP address
- Update operating system and software of Raspberry Pi
- Automatically download and install security updates
- Update / Upgrade from Raspberry Pi (1) to Raspberry Pi 2 and 3
- Raspberry Pi: Raspbian’s release change
- Raspberry Pi: Check and change Raspbian package sources
- Create minimal image of Raspbian yourself
- Raspberry Pi: working on and with the command line
- Raspberry Pi: Create alias on the command line
-
Raspberry Pi: Start, stop, restart, enable and disable services
- Raspberry Pi: set user interface
- Raspberry Pi: Set up a new user
- Raspberry Pi: Lock / Disable user and delete
- Raspberry Pi: Change user and root password
- Raspberry Pi: grant root user rights
2. Computer Technology: Tasks and Exercises with the Raspberry Pi The following tasks and exercises are suitable for beginners who have already made their first attempts with the Raspberry Pi and just want to learn more about the system and hardware. The solutions are interesting for those who already know the Raspberry Pi and therefore want to work more intensively. The solutions relate to questions that arise through the use of the system and specific tasks. In principle, the presented solutions can also be used on other systems.
- Raspberry Pi: Get system information
- Raspberry Pi: reinstall vcgencmd
- Raspberry Pi: Identify Linux distribution and release
- Raspberry Pi: Get information about the processor
- Raspberry Pi: Get information about the RAM
- Raspberry Pi: Get information about the SD memory card
- Raspberry Pi: enable, disable and show HDMI output
- Raspberry Pi: Set the screen resolution on the HDMI output
- Raspberry Pi: Turn off monitor standby on the HDMI output
- Raspberry Pi: Turn on plug-and-play on the HDMI output
- Raspberry Pi: VGA projector or monitor with an HDMI adapter
- Mount volumes, drives, and file systems
- Automatically mount USB stick with “usbmount”
- Automatically mount USB stick and USB hard disks with “fstab”
- Samba mount / mount automatically with “fstab”
- Mount NFS share
- Execute script / file or make executable
- Backup data to a USB stick (Raspberry Pi)
- Overclocking the Raspberry Pi
- Changing the memory distribution of the Raspberry Pi (Memory Split)
- Setup and deactivate swapping on the Raspberry Pi
- Programming with the Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi: Programming with the Bash / Shell
- Raspberry Pi: Programming with Python
- Raspberry Pi: Programming with Scratch
3. Network Technology: Tasks and Exercises with Raspberry Pi The following tasks and exercises are suitable for beginners who have already made their first attempts with the Raspberry Pi and want to or should try applications on a local network. The solutions are also interesting for those who already know the Raspberry Pi and therefore want to work more intensively. The solutions relate to questions that arise on concrete tasks in a network.
- Determine the network and IP configuration of your own client
- Determine the network and IP configuration of the Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi: Change network interfaces in Raspbian Stretch
- Raspberry Pi: Static IPv4 address for Raspbian Jessie and Stretch
- Raspberry Pi: IPv4 configuration with the network manager wicd-curses
- Raspberry Pi: change hostname correctly
- Raspberry Pi: change MAC address
- Raspberry Pi: Set up Zeroconf / Bonjour / Avahi
- Set up network monitoring or man-in-the-middle
- Raspberry Pi: Turn on and configure IPv6
- Raspberry Pi: Enabling IPv6 Privacy Extensions in Raspbian Jessie
- Raspberry Pi: Enable IPv6 Privacy Extensions in Raspbian Wheezy
- Raspberry Pi: Set up fixed IPv6 address
- Setting up the IPv6 firewall for an IPv6 tunnel (Raspberry Pi)
-
Setup IPv6 Gateway with Router Advertisement Daemon (Raspberry Pi)
- Raspberry Pi: set up WLAN adapter
- Raspberry Pi: Set up automatic wireless reconnect
- Raspberry Pi: Turn off the power saving mode of the WLAN adapter
- Raspberry Pi: set up WLAN with wicd-curses
- Set up Raspberry Pi as a WLAN access point
- Set up Raspberry Pi as a Wi-Fi-to-LAN bridge
- Set up the Raspberry Pi as a server step by step
- Raspberry Pi as a server in continuous operation (24/7, headless)
- Raspberry Pi: Remote maintenance and remote desktop with VNC, RDP and SSH
- Raspberry Pi: Activate command line via SSH
- Raspberry Pi: Build graphical user interface via SSH
- Set up VNC server on the Raspberry Pi (TightVNCServer)
- Set up VNC server over a secure SSH connection
- Set up VNC server on the Raspberry Pi (X11VNC)
- Set up desktop sharing via VNC with RealVNC on the Raspberry Pi
- Set up web server on the Raspberry Pi (lighttpd)
- Extend webserver with PHP5 support (lighttpd)
- Speed up web server with PHP5 on the Raspberry Pi (lighttpd)
- Set up DHCP server on the Raspberry Pi
- Set up ISC DHCP server (Raspberry Pi)
- Set up DNSMASQ as a DHCP server (Raspberry Pi)
- Set up file server on the Raspberry Pi
- Set up NFS server on the Raspberry Pi
- Samba on the Raspberry Pi
- Set up Samba sharing on the Raspberry Pi
- Advanced Samba configuration
- Samba Troubleshooting
- Set up print server with CUPS and AirPrint on the Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi as a MySQL backup server for a webhost database
4. Electronics: Tasks and exercises with the Raspberry Pi
- Raspberry Pi: GPIO - General Purpose Input Output
- Raspberry Pi: GPIO assignment
- Raspberry Pi: GPIO connect
- Raspberry Pi: connect GPIO with pull-up or pull-down resistor?
- Raspberry Pi: measurements of voltage and current at the GPIO output, 3.3V pin and 5V pin under load
- Raspberry Pi: Measurement of voltage and current at the GPIO output with high level under load
- Raspberry Pi: Measurement of voltage and current at the 3.3V pin under load
- Raspberry Pi: Measurement of voltage and current at the 5V pin under load
- Raspberry Pi: control and program GPIO
- Raspberry Pi: control and program GPIO with “sysfs” (shell / bash)
- Raspberry Pi: control and program GPIO with “wiringPi” (shell / bash)
- Raspberry Pi: control and program GPIO with “pigpio” (shell / bash)
- Raspberry Pi: configure / set GPIO at system startup
- Raspberry Pi: GPIO input wired with button / switch
- Raspberry Pi: measure power consumption
- Raspberry Pi: overclocking
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Across
1 Dullest dullard overwhelmed by exam (8)
5 Fish by river, finding one gliding on surface (6)
10 Entertaining literature: primarily, a deep source? (5)
11 Hints end in sight amid unions’ disruption (9)
12 Giving a name to mouse-pony hybrid (9)
13 Year on island, topless resort (5)
14 In conclusion, Guinness sells these! (6)
15 Impartial head of Ireland ignored in new EU test (7)
18 Consume fruitcake with a bit of salad (4,3)
20 Stingy; losing pound will get you grief (6)
22 Half of theological colleges regressive in Languedoc city (5)
24 Having branches cut back to make room for using the net (3-6)
25 Arid broadcast from our station (5,4)
26 Primarily, text orthodox rabbi always honours? (5)
27 Father Christmas, catching cold, retreats (6)
28 Drinks Australian ingested, displaying signs of overindulgence (8)
Down
1 Soften, harden (6)
2 Telling off about part of Bible having been ripped off (3-6)
3 ‘Back off: yes? No?’: Europe to UK, confused (4,4,4,3)
4 Impudence. Boy on Sabbath’s clothing: comfy shoes (4-3)
6 Observe horny suitor fumbling: ‘Cool it!’ (4,4,5,2)
7 Every so often, third yawl finds a kind of large wave (5)
8 Naughty, vandalising cars with mate (8)
9 Workers’ groups’ stewards initially rising to show agreement (6)
16 Energy lost from dodgy rear heater’s element (4,5)
17 ‘Happy, Sir?’ (Man, unfortunately, is furious) (2,2,4)
19 Second-rate chump has to return prize (3-3)
20 Endless acrimony with development for island (7)
21 Hindu creator’s not a creator of music (6)
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Cody Simpson shares sweet birthday tribute to Miley Cyrus as she turns 27
Cody Simpson has shared a sweet tribute to Miley Cyrus on her birthday, days after Elsa Pataky said ex-husband Liam Hemsworth ‘deserved better’.

The pair have been dating for a short while, following Miley’s September split with Hunger Games actor Liam.
On Saturday, Cody, 22, had a sweet message for the Mother’s Daughter singer when, alongside a cute video, he wrote: ‘Happy birthday baby. Thanks for being you (sic)’.
Cody wasn’t the only one sharing birthday shout outs to Miley as her father Billy Ray Cyrus also had a sweet message for the star, writing: ‘Happy Birthday @mileycyrus!!! Love you so much (sic)’.
While her mother Tish shared: ‘Always and forever my angel … Happy Birthday MCzzyyyy! I love you (sic).’
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So much love.
It seems Miley and Cody are full steam ahead after it was previously claimed that Miley has a ‘very easy’ relationship with the Australian singer and swimmer.
An insider told People: ‘Miley and Cody have their separate lives. Cody had to stay in LA but has visited Miley in Tennessee. They have a very easy relationship. They see each other when they can, and when they are apart, things are good too. This works for both of them…
‘They are very happy together. She has a new house in LA and when she’s in town, she has been spending most nights there. She was out of town and they definitely missed each other. They reunited and you could see how happy they were to be back together again. I
‘t’s clear they are very into each other. She has a busy schedule and a lot of work commitments that have kept them apart. But when they are together there’s no doubt they are crazy about each other.’
The Wrecking Ball hitmaker apparently values the ‘freedom’ she gets in her relationship with Cody.
It comes after her former sister-in-law Elsa – who is married to Chris Hemsworth – spoke about her support for Liam in the wake of his marriage split.
She said at a press conference in Madrid this week: ‘My brother-in-law, well… after a relationship that you’ve dedicated 10 years to, he’s a little bit down, but he’s coping well.
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‘He’s a strong boy and he deserves the best. I think he deserves much better.’
Speaking about the support Liam received from his big brother Chris after escaping back to Australia following the split, Elsa added: ‘You always find support in your family, and he’s joined at the hip with [Chris], who has been there to give all the strength he needed.’
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Statement of Chaos
March 30, 2018
Should I go for a job or an MS?
TLDR; Why the title?
Because I am in that phase of life where I need to take one of the most important decisions of my life and it turns out that my thoughts are a chaos. Let’s compare the things I know v/s the things I don’t:
I know what I can do*
- Contribute to open source more often.
- Write more regularly.
- Start looking for ideas for my research.
- Finish all the MOOC’s I’ve lined up.
- Start implementing the pet project I’ve been thinking for months.
- Read more books.
I don’t know what I would do*
Do I go for a job after B.tech? If yes, then do I need to do something differently from what I am currently doing?
or, should I rather go for higher studies - MS, Robotics? If yes, then does the preparation requires that I need to abandon some of the things I’ve listed.
Is the preparation for the above two mutually exclusive?
Moreover, I don’t know what is stopping me? Is it lethargy?
Do I not want to do these things? Nope, it’s the exact opposite, I don’t want to do anything other than these things. I can dedicate any (or all) amount of my free time doing these things.
Am I too busy?
Nope, the workload from College is pretty less. Apart from hanging out with a few friends, I don’t really do much.
Do I not put in enough efforts?
No, I try every bit I can to achieve these things, I wake up as early as 5:30, don’t have a girlfriend, no TV, no movies.
Do I not have enough resources?
No, I have more than enough resources at hand - I have a fast Internet connection, a powerful computer and access to powerful servers for anything power savvy. I have god friends to support me and wise teachers/mentors to advice me.
_Am I just slow?**
Yes, probably.
Is it the first time you are confused?
Every career related decision I had to take up until now, I never really had to sit and think. They just came naturally, take the example of:
What stream after High School? Biology - Nope, can’t look at blood.
Arts - My sense of art is “horrible”, not very good with social sciences either.
Commerce - Although I like it, I wasn’t very fond of finding mistakes in other people’s calculation.
Mathematics - Hell yeah, let’s go study it.
What college do you want to go to?
I was already a student in the Aligarh Muslim University when I applied for B.Tech program and my rank elsewhere was average, so it was the only option. I like the city, my friends are here - I feel like I did no mistake.
Did you always wanted to pursue higher studies?
Nope, I never even thought of pursuing higher education. With the advent of MOOC’s and the Internet, I thought that I would never need formal training. But, soon enough, I was introduced to the field of autonomous robotics and MOOC’s weren’t able to satisfy my hunger, perhaps because it requires practical/physical exposure. At this time, I just had a faint, out of nowhere idea of an MS, but I wasn’t very serious. When no one around me was getting a job I thought we can get, I started to take this idea into consideration.
When the results for the third semester were out, a month ago, before entering my name into the website, I thought to myself about planning my reaction and almost naturally, yet passionlessly, my brain spurred out that I am ready to accept whatever I had expected (~ 8 ± 0.2). There need not any “resolutions” wherein I would try working harder the next time or to attend more classes, because what I believe today “Mr. Busy effect” - I won’t be able to give time to other things I (like to) do (contribute to open source, mentor new folks in AMU-OSS, study robotics, write blog posts, read). I also thought that I ain’t learning in class anyways, so my current way of studying (don’t ever open your book in regular days and cram everything the night before the test) was the “optimum” choice.
Ready for results, with absolutely no enthusiasm, I entered my credentials into the website and kept staring at it. I was trying to calculate how precarious life can turn out to be - I had scored a whooping 9.4 / 10 (my highest ever in college) and I was actually feeling happy (maybe it was shock, I’m not sure). The next few moments, I critically examined my result only to find out that I have got a few A’s in the subjects I thought I never would and quite ironically I also scored a B in a subject I thought I never would! ;-) I had “my moment” then and there, but soon everything faded away in the color of life.
Not until, I had started preparing myself for this (4th) semester’s mid-term tests, I realized that somewhere inside me, I had started to feel that I want to score high again, I want to study for exams - What if I scored low again? - What about MS?
This is where I started feeling confused. Can I afford an MS, would I be selected, am I too late?
Solutions (I thought of when researching for this post)
Although I don’t have answers to all (or any) of my questions, it turns out that writing this blog post gave me some clarity on the situation:
I should read more on the topic, especially Quora.
I am not late, it is the ideal time to start preparation.
that I need to go out there and get things done, no more infinitely long “thought drills”
Also, that if you decide to take one step ahead and you would definitely find a way to a solution.
Thank You for reading! - I’d highly appreciate your advice!


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Cloud Asset V1 API - Class IamPolicySearchResult (2.9.0)
public sealed class IamPolicySearchResult : IMessage<IamPolicySearchResult>, IEquatable<IamPolicySearchResult>, IDeepCloneable<IamPolicySearchResult>, IBufferMessage, IMessage
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Asset V1 API class IamPolicySearchResult.
A result of IAM Policy search, containing information of an IAM policy.
Inheritance
System.Object > IamPolicySearchResultImplements
Google.Protobuf.IMessage<IamPolicySearchResult>, System.IEquatable<IamPolicySearchResult>, Google.Protobuf.IDeepCloneable<IamPolicySearchResult>, Google.Protobuf.IBufferMessage, Google.Protobuf.IMessageNamespace
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Constructors
IamPolicySearchResult()
public IamPolicySearchResult()
IamPolicySearchResult(IamPolicySearchResult)
public IamPolicySearchResult(IamPolicySearchResult other)
| Name | Description |
| other | IamPolicySearchResult |
Properties
Explanation
public IamPolicySearchResult.Types.Explanation Explanation { get; set; }
Explanation about the IAM policy search result. It contains additional information to explain why the search result matches the query.
| Type | Description |
| IamPolicySearchResult.Types.Explanation |
Policy
public Policy Policy { get; set; }
The IAM policy directly set on the given resource. Note that the original IAM policy can contain multiple bindings. This only contains the bindings that match the given query. For queries that don't contain a constrain on policies (e.g., an empty query), this contains all the bindings.
To search against the policy
bindings:
- use a field query:
- query by the policy contained members. Example:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- query by the policy contained roles. Example:
policy:roles/compute.admin
- query by the policy contained roles' included permissions. Example:
policy.role.permissions:compute.instances.create
| Type | Description |
| Google.Cloud.Iam.V1.Policy |
Project
public string Project { get; set; }
The project that the associated GCP resource belongs to, in the form of projects/{PROJECT_NUMBER}. If an IAM policy is set on a resource (like VM instance, Cloud Storage bucket), the project field will indicate the project that contains the resource. If an IAM policy is set on a folder or orgnization, this field will be empty.
To search against the project
:
- specify the
scope
field as this project in your search request.
| Type | Description |
| System.String |
Resource
public string Resource { get; set; }
The full resource name of the resource associated with this IAM policy.
Example:
//compute.googleapis.com/projects/my_project_123/zones/zone1/instances/instance1
.
See Cloud Asset Inventory Resource Name
Format
for more information.
To search against the resource
:
- use a field query. Example:
resource:organizations/123
| Type | Description |
| System.String |


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You can now enter any expression that evaluates to an integer (see Expressions). This includes assigning to and using global variables and using any bookmark in the active file. Note that to avoid problems do not use names for bookmarks that could also be hex numbers (ie anything starting with A-F nd including A-F or digits). Also bookmarks are case-sensitive.
While entering an address the Decimal Address Tool is simultaneously updated with the corresponding decimal address. As a side-effect this provides a quick means of converting between hex and decimal numbers. To quickly jump to the Decimal Address tool without losing the address just entered press Tab.
This tool contains a history of the previously jumped to hex addresses. To jump to one of these addresses select it from the drop down list and press Enter. Alternatively, you can use the up and down arrows to find the history entry you require then press Enter.
The address shown in this tool is updated as you move the cursor within the file. During long searches and compares the address in this tool is also updated to indicate the progress of the process.
You can cut and copy to, and paste from the clipboard from/into this tool by selecting the appropriate option from the context menu. (To see the context menu right click on the tool.) This might be useful if, for example, you had a hex address (as text) on the clipboard, perhaps copied there from an editor or disassembler.
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By Christian Bach; github updates by Rob G
Complete docs included (updated with missing docs from this blog post)
| AlphaNumeric Sort | Currency | Alphabetical | Sites |
|---|---|---|---|
| abc 123 | £10,40 | Koala | http://www.google.com |
| abc 1 | £234,10 | Ox | http://www.yahoo.com |
| abc 9 | £10,33 | Girafee | http://www.facebook.com |
| zyx 24 | £10 | Bison | http://www.whitehouse.gov/ |
| abc 11 | £3,20 | Chimp | http://www.ucla.edu/ |
| abc 2 | £56,10 | Elephant | http://www.wikipedia.org/ |
| abc 9 | £3,20 | Lion | http://www.nytimes.com/ |
| ABC 10 | £87,00 | Zebra | http://www.google.com |
| zyx 1 | £99,90 | Koala | http://www.mit.edu/ |
| zyx 12 | £234,10 | Llama | http://www.nasa.gov/ |
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WITNESS LIST
Education
March 31, 2011 8:30 AM
FOR:
Figueroa, Luis Legislative Attorney (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational
Fund (MALDEF)), San Antonio, TX
Romero, Jesse Legislative Consultant (Texas Association for Bilingual Education
(T.A.B.E.)), San Antonio, TX
Ybarra, Velma LULAS State Education Chair (also providing written testimony)
(LULAC), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Cortez, Albert Policy Director (also providing written testimony) (I.D.R.A.), San Antonio,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director (Texas Association of School
Administrators), Austin, TX
Carkhum, Rian Interim Leg. assistant (Texas NAACP), Austin, TX
Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations Director (Association of Tx Professional
Educators), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (TX -AFT), Austin, TX
Salinas, Nelson Govt. Affairs Manager (Texas Assoc of Business), Austin, TX
Shields, Julie Asst. Dir of Governmental Relations (Texas Assoc. of School Boards),
Austin, TX
Against:
McCraw, Ken Ex. Director (Tx Assn of Community Schools), Austin, TX
FOR:
Dimitry, Lauren Health Policy Coordinator (also providing written testimony) (Texans
Care for Children), Austin, TX
Pont, MD, MPH, Stephen Pediatrician (also providing written testimony) (Texas Medical
Association, Texas Pediatric Society, Texas Academy of Family Physicians, Texas Public
Health Coalition), Austin, TX
Sabo, Jason Senior Vice President (also providing written testimony) (United Ways of
Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
Day, Gina S. Deputy Associate Commissioner (T.E.A.), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Berger, Ed VP, Advocacy and Govt. Relations (Seton Family of Hospitals), Austin, TX
Casady, Shane Director Government Relations (Driscoll Childrens Hospital), Corpus
Christi, TX
Devine, Teresa B. Sr. Health Policy Analyst (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas), Austin,
1
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 31, 2011 8:30 AM
TX
Figueroa, Luis Legislative Attorney (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational
Fund (MALDEF)), San Antonio, TX
Holcombe, Linda Executive Director (Texas Industrial Vocational Assoc), Austin, TX
Knaupe (nap), Gregg (American Heart Assoc.), Austin, TX
Kroll, Carrie Director of Advocacy and Health Policy (Partnership for a Healthy Texas),
Austin, TX
Lindsey, Andrew Authorized Representative (Texas Parent Teacher Association (PTA)),
Austin, TX
Schroeder, Rebekah Director Government Relations (Texas Children's Hospital), Houston,
TX
On:
McCraw, Ken Ex Director (Tx Assn of Community Schools), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
For:
Borowski, Rob Project Director (TEXAS IMPACT), Austin, TX
Kimball, Mandi Director of Public Policy and Govt Affairs (Children At Risk), Houston,
TX
FOR:
Chatron, Michael J. President (AGC Texas Building Branch), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Baxley, Jack Executive Vice President (TEXO Chapter AGC and ABC), Dallas, TX
Lindsey, Andrew Authorized Representative (Texas Parent Teacher Association), Austin,
TX
White, Michael Vice President (Texas Construction Association), Austin, TX
FOR:
Abraham, Salem Vice-President of Board / Dad (Canadian, ISD / 7 of my 8 children who
are still in Tx Pub. School), Canadian, TX
Packard, Ron CEO (K12), McClean, VA
ON:
Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations Director (Association of Tx Professional
Educators), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
TX
Quinzi, Patty Legislative Counsel (also providing written testimony) (TX - AFT), Austin,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Rogers, Don Executive Director (Texas Rural Education Assn.), Austin, TX
2
WITNESS LIST
Education
March 31, 2011 8:30 AM
Strama, Keith Attorney (Connections Academy), Austin, TX
Wurzel, Geoff Director (TECHNET), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
On:
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director (Tx Assoc. of School Administrators and Tx
Assoc. of School Boards), Austin, TX
Freeman, Ray Deputy Executive Director, Equity Center (THE Equity Center), Austin, TX
Whitsett, Maria Associate, Moak, Casey and Associates (Texas School Alliance), Austin,
TX
FOR:
Garcia, Veronica L. Director of Legal and Policy Services (Texas Charter Schools
Association), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Canales, Ramiro Assistant Executive Director (Texas Association of School
Administrators), Austin, TX
Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations Director (Association of Tx Professional
Educators), Austin, TX
Shields, Julie Asst. Dir of Governmental Relations (Texas Assoc. of School Boards),
Austin, TX
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Summary
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- There are {{ detected_stress_x_basic | length }} stress event detected by stress detection algorithm
- There are {{ detected_stress_x_sliding | length }} stress event detected by sliding window algorithm
- There are {{ event_labels_value | length }} stress event labeled manually
PPG vs Row Number Line Chart
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Write your nested HTML lists like so:

Item 1

Item 2

Item 3

Item 4

Item 5

Then activate with jQuery like so:
$('.dd').nestable({ /* config options */ });
The change
event is fired when items are reordered.
$('.dd').on('change', function() {
/* on change event */
});
You can get a serialised object with all data-*
attributes for each item.
$('.dd').nestable('serialize');
The serialised JSON for the example above would be:
[{"id":1},{"id":2},{"id":3,"children":[{"id":4},{"id":5}]}]
You can change the follow options:
maxDepth
number of levels an item can be nested (default 5
)group
group ID to allow dragging between lists (default 0
)These advanced config options are also available:
listNodeName
The HTML element to create for lists (default 'ol'
)itemNodeName
The HTML element to create for list items (default 'li'
)rootClass
The class of the root element .nestable()
was used on (default 'dd'
)listClass
The class of all list elements (default 'dd-list'
)itemClass
The class of all list item elements (default 'dd-item'
)dragClass
The class applied to the list element that is being dragged (default 'dd-dragel'
)handleClass
The class of the content element inside each list item (default 'dd-handle'
)collapsedClass
The class applied to lists that have been collapsed (default 'dd-collapsed'
)placeClass
The class of the placeholder element (default 'dd-placeholder'
)emptyClass
The class used for empty list placeholder elements (default 'dd-empty'
)expandBtnHTML
The HTML text used to generate a list item expand button (default '<button data-action="expand">Expand></button>'
)collapseBtnHTML
The HTML text used to generate a list item collapse button (default '<button data-action="collapse">Collapse</button>'
)dropCallback
The callback method which is called when an item has been successfully moved. It has 1 argument: object with all details (default null
)dropCallback
details object:
sourceId
- id of moved elementdestId
- id of destination parent or null if element was moved directly as rootsourceEl
- whole moved element if you want to gather additional info about itdestParent
- whole destination parent element (if root, then it returns direct container)destRoot
- contains destination group where element was droppedsourceRoot
- contains source group where element belonged to before user started dragging itInspect the Nestable Demo for guidance.
maxDepth
option (default to 5)listClass
and itemClass
.group
option to enabled the above.Author: David Bushell http://dbushell.com @dbushell
Copyright © 2012 David Bushell | BSD & MIT license


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The Crown's Olivia Colman raves about Gillian Anderson as Margaret Thatcher
Olivia Colman has given her verdict on Gillian Anderson’s performance as Margaret Thatcher in The Crown season 4 – and she’s got the royal seal of approval.
The Sex Education actress will be portraying the late Prime Minister in the next series of the show, which is currently filming.
Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, the Oscar-winning star spoke about seeing Anderson channel the Iron Lady at a table read, and she definitely left a positive impression.
‘The moment she opened her mouth in the read-through, you could feel everyone wanting to do a little silent “Yay!” because she was so brilliant,’ she said.
‘She’s amazing,’ she added, to really hit the point home;
We won’t see the X-Files icon as the Prime Minister, however, for quite some time as the third series of the programme (finally) drops this weekend.
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It comes at a particularly important time for the show too, as it has just replaced all its major stars.
Colman and Helena Bonham Carter are taking over from Claire Foy and Vanessa Kirby respectively, whilst Matt Smith has passed the torch on to Game Of Thrones’ Tobias Menzies.
The actresses will be portraying royal sisters Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret.
The next run of episodes will explore an ageing royal family, which will track the life of the queen from 1964 to 1970; with events including the Aberfan disaster in South Wales and the assassination of Lord Mountbatten.
We’ll also see a more prominent role for the Prince of Wales in the new series, as he’s now aged up considerably and is played by God’s Own Country star Josh O’Connor.
And the beginnings of Charles’s relationship with his now-wife Camilla Parker-Bowles will also be portrayed, although Princess Diana herself won’t be turning up until series four – which is filming now.
The iconic princess will be played by Grantchester star Emma Corrin.
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@() @main("HTWG WoodBlockPuzzle") {
WoodBlockPuzzle is a game based on the idea of Tetris.
Blocks must be placed in a limited space and, if possible, form closed rows which then dissolve. Full rows vanish an the player get points for that.
This goes on until the new blocks appear too fast to be used properly. The player gets under time pressure, makes mistakes and finally there is no more room for new blocks.
Game over.
You will start with an empty field and 3 random generated blocks.
Insert this Blocks at any free position in the field, to get a full row or column.
In this Example, we insert all blocks in a row at the top, connecting them to a full row.
WoodBlockPuzzle can be viewed as a game with a tetris-like feel, without the aspect of time pressure.
Instead of moving blocks and the idea to insert these blocks quickly, everything is built like a puzzle, which can be thought about as long as you want.
The size of the gird is 8x8 in this case.
Full rows or columns earn points for the player. After that the cells are free again.
If all three existing blocks have been used, three new ones will appear and so on.
The game could theoretically continue endless, but it is over when the player can no longer use any of his given blocks. He is forced to give up. This saves the player's current high score, which he then has to beat in a new attempt.


Hello,
This one was a very bad day for me: I killed two cards EmonTX V3 trying to install a new firmware using a module CP2102. I show my connection on the attached pic.
Has anyone had similar problems?
Thanks for your attention
Emilio
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trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3Submitted by emicon on Sat, 29/11/2014 - 12:03Hello, This one was a very bad day for me: I killed two cards EmonTX V3 trying to install a new firmware using a module CP2102. I show my connection on the attached pic. Has anyone had similar problems? Thanks for your attention Emilio
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Re: trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3
The CP2102 from the OEM Shop works OK for me. Do you have an up to date set of libraries? Which sketch were you trying to load?
Re: trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3
Hi Robert,
I'm using the CP2102 from OEM Shop too. I have updated RFu_JeeLib on Arduino libraries and i was loading the sketch emonTxV3_continuous_kwhtotals_noeeprom.ino.
After that my emonTX dont show any blinking led when i connect him to AC AC adapter, so i suppose he is dead.
Was my connection well made (as show in the attached pic? I mean i dont remember if i need to connect the emonTX to AC AC adapter while i'm doing that firmware upgrade).
Thanks for your help.
Best regards
Emilio
Re: trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3
Have you looked at the sketch? Can you see where the LED is being driven?
That should have been the first thing to do, because that sketch does not use the LED! ! !
What do you see when you monitor the serial output with the Arduino IDE? You should see something like this:
----------------------------------
Sketch ID: emonTxV3_continuous_kwhtotals_noeeprom.ino
ADC mode: free-running
Extra Features: none
powerCal_CT1 = 0.2619
phaseCal_CT1 = 0.22
powerCal_CT2 = 0.2619
phaseCal_CT2 = 0.41
powerCal_CT3 = 0.2619
phaseCal_CT3 = 0.60
powerCal_CT4 = 0.0478
phaseCal_CT4 = 1.25
----
voltage thresholds long:
upper: 64000
lower: -64000
0
Go!
samples per mains cycle = -321.99
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.43
0:00
, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.29
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 2:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.44
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.45
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.44
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.44
0:05
, 0:0, -13:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.29
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.44
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.44
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.43
0:0, 0:0, 0:0, 0:0, samples per mains cycle = 38.44
0:010
And no, you don't need the ac adapter while loading the sketch, but you do need it for the sketch to run and produce the output above.
Note also that the data sent to your emonBase is now different.
[Edit]
You can if you wish alter the sketch to flash the LED each time the data is sent to emonCMS:
if ((millis()-lastsendtime)>sendinterval)
{
lastsendtime = millis();
digitalWrite(LEDpin, LED_ON);
send_rf_data(); // dispatch the RF message
Serial.println(tx_data.msgNumber++);
digitalWrite(LEDpin, LED_OFF);
}
Re: trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3
You made my day sunny, Robert! I feel a little silly, but I'm glad to know that I did not kill no emonTX.
But still remains a bit 'strange to me the fact that there is not any LED that signals the emonTX is working. This is why I will modify the sketch as for your instructions before to use it.
Thanks again! Have a wonderful sunday.
Emilio.
Re: trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3
-- But still remains a bit 'strange to me the fact that there is not any LED that signals the emonTX is working.
It would be a waste of power!
The emontx's have been designed to work efficiently, and maximize battery life.
Paul
Re: trying to update firmware -> killed my emonTX V3
I agree as far as the "discrete sampling" sketches are concerned, but this is a little different.
If someone is running the "continuous" sketch, that implies mains power is available (or there's a very big battery) and so in that case the energy required for flashing the LED isn't a major concern.


Execute evil.dll which is stored in an Alternate Data Stream (ADS).
control.exe c:\windows\tasks\file.txt:evil.dll
Windows binary: True
Bypasses Default AppLocker Rules: False
Mitre:
Links:
https://pentestlab.blog/2017/05/24/applocker-bypass-control-panel/
https://www.contextis.com/resources/blog/applocker-bypass-registry-key-manipulation/
https://bohops.com/2018/01/23/loading-alternate-data-stream-ads-dll-cpl-binaries-to-bypass-applocker/
https://twitter.com/bohops/status/955659561008017409
File path:
C:\Windows\system32\control.exe
C:\Windows\sysWOW64\control.exe
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---
layout: post
esbma_id: 1381
date: 2003-05-11 14:44:43
keywords: cornsharp
title: Dear Google, Please be careful.
---
Dear Google,
Please be careful.
The rumor mill says you are thinking about removing weblogs from your main
index. Some of us are concerned about
this.  We visit you every day. But
we want to remind you that your success has come because you consistently
deliver what we want. So just in case it isn't obvious, here's what we
want:
As much as
possible,
we want you to
show us the web without affecting it,
and
index the web without organizing it.
It might help ease our concerns if you would tell us why you
want to separate weblogs from other websites. For now, I can only
speculate:
- Perhaps you believe the quality of weblog content is a lower so it should
be searched separately?
- Perhaps your indexing farm wasn't designed to handle tens of thousands of
sites which are updated on a quasi-daily basis?
- Perhaps you are simply trying to provide a better search for weblogs, like
you did with catalogs, newsgroups, and newspapers?
I suppose I wouldn't mind having an index for weblogs only. In
fact, I might appreciate the ability to search with results constrained only to
weblogs. I already do this using rssSearch. But I am more concerned
about the notion of removing weblogs from your main index. When I search
the whole web, why would I want to constrain my searches to exclude sites that
you happen to call weblogs?
Regardless of your reasoning, I want to know how you will decide what is a
weblog and what is not. It's not a trivial question. Do
you have a perfect, unambiguous, black-and-white definition of a
weblog? I don't.
How will you describe all the other sites that continue to remain in your
main index? This isn't USENET with Deja.com, where the lines actually
were "black and white". Weblogs are websites, and the boundaries
around this particular subset are not always clear. How can a website
manager predict which label you will apply to his/her site?
Here is my ten-part definition of a weblog:
- A weblog is a website.
- The items in a weblog are usually presented in chronological
order.
- A weblog is usually written by one individual in the first
person.
- A weblog often posts links to other sites of interest to the
author.
- A weblog usually has an RSS feed.
- A weblog is usually updated regularly, daily or several times per
week.
- Some weblogs have places for readers to enter comments.
- Some weblogs have a blogroll.
- A weblog usually lets the personality of its author show through.
- A weblog usually contains content produced by an amateur writer,
not a professional.
Note that criterion #1 may be the only thing that all weblogs have in
common. We all agree that weblogs are websites. After that, things
turn gray very quickly. All of the other nine criteria include a fuzzy
word like "usually". I can't imagine using these ten things to draw
meaningful boundaries. Exceptions are easy to find.
- For starters, I assert that my own
site is a weblog, although I don't update it every day, I don't support
comments, and I don't have a blogroll.
- Is Scripting News a weblog?
Obviously. What about DaveNet?
- Is Six Log a weblog? Surely,
yes, but it's not written by one individual.
- We all agree Dan Gilmour's
site is a weblog, right? But he's not an amateur writer. Would
you make an exception for him?
- Is Joel On Software a
weblog? I think so, but the quality of content there is unusually high,
including the complete text of a published book and enough stuff to produce
two or three more. If you're going to filter websites by quality of
content, surely you're going to make an exception for Joel, right? Who
else has content which is just good enough for the main index?
- Is Cafe Au Lait a weblog?
It looks like one to me, but it has no RSS feed.
- Is Slashdot a weblog? I don't
think so, but some people do. It is listed on weblogs.com.
- To be fair, I'll confess I can't find a weblog which fails criterion #2
above. It seems that all weblogs present their items in
chronological order. Perhaps criteria 1 and 2 are the real definition of
a weblog. So, that means MSNBC
is a weblog, right?
- Is MSDN a weblog because it has
RSS feeds?
- Is the home page of the Mono project
a weblog? Its items are presented in chronological order, and it
supports an RSS feed.
- If a corporate site were to change its format, showing daily news about
the company's products, in chronological order, with an RSS feed, would it
become a weblog?
Thanks for recognizing that weblogs are interesting. In many ways, the
web is simply a new medium for old things, but weblogs are actually new.
Nothing like them has ever existed before. Weblogs are one of the few
areas where the web is a voice rather than an echo.
Please be careful.


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A blog posting from Dan York reminded me that I need to sign up for my CISSP class so that I can go for that lovely CISSP certification in the first half. His post clearly highlighted some of the issues one must go through to not only get, but maintain the certification. All of those hoops are what sets the CISSP apart from other certifications.
My career in the computer security industry goes back to my first job out of school where I worked at a recruiting firm and was their system administrator. We also began to sell TIS Gauntlet, did an install, and learned the ropes. Through that company, I found a job working for a Check Point reseller and I began to support FireWall-1. A website dedicated to FireWall-1 and two books later, I got knee deep in security.
Even though I don't directly support FireWall-1 these days (now it's called VPN-1 Pro--Check Point always did like renaming their product every couple of years), I work with some other security products. One of the things I do as part of my job is analyze either customer-reported or internally-reported security issues and determine what, if anything, needs to be done about it. I play a large role in writing and publishing the actual customer advisory.


How all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness
How all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness
Denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, the actual teachings of the great explorer.


Before we answer the question, let's talk about what they are first.
Here is an image below of what they look like:
Padding is what creates a space inside the element/container
Margin is what creates a space around the element/container
Border is between the margin and the padding. It is also the only visible parameter of the three
When to use padding:
To create a gap between the edges of the container and the content in it
You want to increase the size of the content block, or create a bigger space within the border
Increase the size of the content block without making the content itself bigger
You wish to push the border further away from the content
To show more/less of the background of your content block
See image below:
When to use margin:
To create a gap/space around the content block
To make a space between two elements
Center the content block (using the same value for all sides)
To create a space around the border
When to use borders:
To have a border around an element
To make a border around an element, all you need is border-style. The values can be solid, dotted, dashed, double, groove, ridge, inset and outset.
In CSS margin and padding (and border) are a part of the box model
The structure of the box model is the following - in the middle, there's the content, then padding, then the border and then margin
Below you can see an illustration of a CSS box model:


Megan Rapinoe strikes an epic pose after scoring against France in the Women's World Cup.
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Less than 24 hours have passed since Megan Rapinoe scored the only two goals against
France in the Women's World Cup quarter-final match, but her glorious goal celebration has
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The secondhand harms of drinking impact 1 in 5 adults, study says
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About one-fifth of adults in the United States have experienced some form of harm due to
someone else's behavior while drinking.
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CDC issues warning on 'crypto' fecal parasite that can live for days in swimming
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Health officials are asking Americans to take precautions over reports that "crypto," a
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Celebrating Pride around the world
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in Manhattan's Greenwich Village in the wee hours of June 28, 1969.
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Environmentalists removed more than 40 tons of trash from the Pacific -- and it barely made
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Environmentalists have removed more than 40 tons of plastic from the Pacific Ocean.
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Buttigieg seizes on top-tier status by raising $24.8 million in second quarter
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Pete Buttigieg raised $24.8 million from 294,000 people in the second quarter of 2019, his
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U-571 (2000) Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5.0 stars
Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Harvey Keitel, Jon Bon Jovi, Jake Weber, David Keith, Jack Noseworthy Written by: Jonathan Mostow, Sam Montgomery and David Ayer Directed by: Jonathan Mostow Running Time: 118 minutes
The "submarine" genre of movies seems to be one of the most intriguing and compelling types of storytelling there is. Think about it... these films are completely based in reality, yet only a handful of people have ever been on one, making them fascinating to the general public. They aren't like movies that take place on a plane or a train, as anybody can get on one of those. And they aren't like movies that happen in outer space either, because no one's done any of that stuff yet.  Look at modern movies that involve submarines: Das Boot, The Abyss, The Hunt for Red October, Crimson Tide... all are well regarded as top-notch entertainment.
Gladly joining that bunch is U-571, which stars Matthew McConaughey as the executive officer of a U.S. Naval submarine during World War II. We learn he has been denied a recommendation for his own command by his superior (Bill Paxton). McConaughey's crew then receives orders that they will be boarding a disabled German submarine to steal the Enigma, a German communications encoding device that has stumped Allied Intelligence. The mission goes horribly wrong however, and as a result, McConaughey and only a handful of his crew (as well as a captured German) become trapped aboard the U-571 in enemy waters.
The first great thing about U-571 is the film's opening sequence. The German crew of U-571 are under attack, which sets the events of the rest of the film into motion. It's tense, exciting and fascinating. And I applaud the filmmakers for not copping out and instead keeping the entire sequence in German with English subtitles. Most movies with a scene this long would have panicked and had the German crew speaking English right away.
Once the plot gets moving, U-571 gives us action sequence after action sequence, making the audience wonder "Ok, now how do they get out of this?". The stakes keep raising (much like in Executive Decision, an excellent action-thriller), and even though the audience knows how the film will end, it's a lot of fun getting there.
I only have two minor complaints about the entire film. The first comes from the scenes which follow the opening sequence. While their purpose is to introduce us to the characters and to get the story going (which they do), I feel as though it could have been done much quicker, and less conventionally. I mean, did we really have to see the ship's crew at a wedding? Because of that, you now know exactly what's going to happen to the groom!
My other gripe would be during the film's finale. There's an explosion which ends the film that is one of the weakest looking CGI effects since the President's plane crashed into the ocean at the end of Air Force One. I cannot stress this enough... until a CGI effect can be made to look like a model effect, stick with using models.
Yes, U-571 is historically incorrect and there are surely some specifics in the plot that people who have been onboard a submarine will tell you "that couldn't happen", but the overall point of this film is entertainment. It succeeds fantastically. [PG-13]
Reviewed by Chuck Dowling -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Jacksonville Film Journal - http://www.jaxfilmjournal.com/
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