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Former version of the website Turbodrive - developed in Actionscript. Currently used as fallback of the HTML5 version for desktop devices.
* [HTML5: http://www.turbodrive.tv](http://www.turbodrive.tv)
* [Flash: http://flash.turbodrive.tv](http://flash.turbodrive.tv)

* HTML5 version repo : [https://github.com/turbodrive/turbodrive.tv/](https://github.com/turbodrive/turbodrive.tv/)
* HTML5 Mobile version repo : [https://github.com/turbodrive/turbodrive.tv-mobile/](https://github.com/turbodrive/turbodrive.tv-mobile/)

Based on PureMVC framework.
Libraries : Away3D 4.1, GSAP (TweenMax), BulkLoader, SwfAddress.

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[MIT](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License) license.


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Category: New Order
New Order – Movement
ARTIST: New Order
TITLE: Movement
CHART ACTION: #30 UK, #1 UK Indie
SINGLES: None – New Order released singles separately until 1985
OTHER SONGS YOU MAY KNOW: Nope, not here
LINEUP: Peter Hook, Bernard Sumner, Gillian Gilbert, Stephen Morris
WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT: Former Joy Division members carry on, add a synth player and continue making downcast post-punk.
SOME WORDS, PHRASES AND CLAUSES ABOUT THIS RECORD: After Ian Curtis' suicide, the members of Joy Division decided to carry on as a trio and named themselves New Order. They wrote new songs, and then added Gilbert (Morris' girlfriend, later wife) as a synth player, and moved toward a more electronic motif than Joy Division had.
The songs are kind of still in the Joy Division camp, they're morose, focus on guitar for the most part instead of synth sequences and rhythms. Morris is playing more electronic drums. What we don't have here are songs with great hooks or things that make you move. The songwriting is still embryonic as well, but they had to learn by doing quite a bit.
For some reason, the first few albums didn't feature any singles, and that's where New Order really shone at this time. I wouldn't start here – this is more for completists.
NOTES & MINUTIAE: The producer was Martin Hannett, who worked with them as Joy Division. However, he was seen as uncooperative and this was the last time they worked together.
IS THERE A DELUXE VERSION: There is, with "Ceremony" (#61 US Dance, #34 UK, #1 UK Indie), "Temptation" (#68 US Dance, #29 UK, #1 UK Indie),"Procession" (#38 UK, #1 UK Indie) and "Everything's Gone Green" (#64 US Dance, #3 UK Indie), the four singles released from 1981-82.
GRADE: B-: The singles and B-sides may have made a better album. This is OK but doesn't match the quality and distinction of their early singles.

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Tanmink District
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"No Time to Die" Debuts Official Trailer #2
As promised, following the new poster released for it a couple days ago (See it here), the newest trailer for Daniel Craig's fifth and final outing as 007 has been released, delving slightly more into the epic-scoped story to come when it, hopefully, arrives in theaters in November (The 12th in the UK and the 20th in the US). Check out the new trailer for No Time to Die below:
No Time to Die stars Daniel Craig, Léa Seydoux, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Christoph Waltz, Rory Kinnear, Ralph Fiennes, Rami Malek, Lashana Lynch, Ana de Armas, Dali Benssalah, Billy Magnussen, and David Dencik. It is directed by Cary Fukunaga.
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An explanation video of what PID control is, why it is needed, and how the various parameters affect the aggressiveness of the reaction.
In short, PID stands for Proportional, Integral, and Derivative. Each part of the controller has its own gain factor, that determines its significant among the three values when calculating the correction. (Or in this case the steering angle).
If P is too high, the correction will be too rough and may cause the robot to lose the line, although if it is too low, the maximum steering angle will not be sharp enough.
If I is too high, the correction(s) will accumulate very fast, and cause the steering angle to raise quickly. If it is too low, an ongoing given error will persist, and won't be taken care of.
If D is too high, every minute movement will be grasped as sudden, and be treated roughly, steering the robot off course. A too low D gain will not be as harmful, although it may make the robot's reactions slower and less agile.
The code is not currently online, I'll try to upload it to GitHub in the next few days.
You are welcome to study it and learn from the way it is designed, though I would recommend that for your project you write your own – it is simply more fun and educating (and also my code will probably not work with a different setup than mine). Anyway, I'll update this comment when the code will be online!
The code is up, click the link and it will take you to the repository. Let me know if you will have trouble finding it.
I'm sorry but I don't have a schematics diagram for this robot – I do believe you could find out most things you'd want to know by watching the videos 🙂 Again, if you have more questions let me know!


Thurs. Dec. 14, 2017: First Accumulated Snow of the Season!
Late getting on today, because we had three inches of snow this morning! Very pretty.
Busy day with a client yesterday. Lots of social media work, promotions, et al. I'm tracking to see what kind of return these promotions get. I'm doing that with the books, too. As an author, I am as much of a small business as anyone else. If the marketing dollars I put out don't show a TANGIBLE return — meaning book sales — I will put them elsewhere.
Cookie platter deliveries in the morning, before meeting with my client. I was almost out of cupcakes (which I knew would happen, they have to be baked just before they go out). So, in the afternoon, I baked another 3 dozen chocolate chip raspberry cupcakes and frosted them.
A couple of gifts arrived from friends, which is always fun.
Got some writing done in the evening. An editor wants a revision done on a piece — I disagree with it, but I'm going to do it anyway. This is on the difficult gig, from which I hope to extricate myself in a few months.
The snow this morning means my morning cookie platter deliveries will be moved until after it clears up.
Finishing up the work on the new opening for BALTHAZAAR TREASURE, so that TRACKING MEDUSA can go to the publisher. Then, it's back to finishing SERENE AND DETERMINED, and the FIX-IT GIRL revisions.
I've captured the text I need from my websites; there are some changes I will make in the re-design and the move. By late January, I hope to have the new designs on the new host. I'm also looking at getting some logos designed. Fearless Ink needs a more unique logo — and a more unique look for the website. I still want to keep everything simple, but the graphics need to be more striking, and more to the point.
When I put up the ocean graphics for both Fearless and the main Devon Ellington Work sites, that's where I was, that's who I was. At the edge of the ocean. The work and I have both evolved, and the websites need to reflect that.
So, today is about digging in to the work, about revising for an editor, about my mom's appointment with the surgeon, and delivering cookie platters. I'm also digging in to the holiday card writing later — I need to get that done!
Tomorrow, I will be late blogging — car repairs will take up the morning, and then more cookie platter deliveries! But then, I should be done with the platters, and can focus on finishing the cards, and finishing up some work for a client meeting on Monday.
I love sitting here, watching the snow fall! (Although I dread going out in it later — there's much more snow than predicted)!
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Yesterday was about packing and delivering more cookie platters. Yup, that was pretty much the entire day. Several libraries, the business center, the vet, the fire department, the dump, Country Gardens, The Writers Center, Long Pasture, etc. — all the places I spend a lot of time and where they're always good to me. Everyone seemed really pleased.
Yes, the platters take time and energy, but it's also a way of letting these people I deal with all year know that they matter.
Check out this article by Frank Mulligan on the National Marine Life Center — not only is it a good piece to get more attention to the Center, but it's exceptionally well-written!
I spoke with my friend over at Long Pasture about partnering with the Marine Life Center on a few things in the coming year — he's open to it. I think it would be tons of fun, and that way, all of us could utilize our membership lists and expand coverage.
Still haven't finished the holiday cards!
The plan was to get the cards done today and take the last platters Over the Bridge tomorrow — however, the weather today is great, and tomorrow is supposed to be disgusting, so I got up early, baked the last batch of red velvet cupcakes, and will do it this afternoon. I did get some more of the decorating done yesterday, and am starting to clear away the boxes.
Yoga was great this morning. And I stopped at the beach on the way home.
Tomorrow's Yule — the Winter Solstice. I'm excited — I'm looking forward to the ceremony.
Enjoy some Delectable Digital Delights for the holidays — two Nina Bell comic mysteries, and an Ava Dunne-penned romantic comedy/fantasy twist on Yuletide Myths. All under $2!
"When Words Align" — get your WIP or revision back on track in this week-long intensive, Jan. 2-9, 2013. Information and registration here.
"Sensory Perceptions" — take your writing to the next level, layering in sensory description, creating six flash fiction and one longer story from Jan. 2-Feb. 3, 2013. Information and Registration here.
It's snowing up in Maine, but all we have here is rain.
What can one say about those shootings in CT? Well, plenty, but it's going in an article, so I won't spout off here. It's horrible, and my heart goes out to all those families.
I read the anthology AN APPLE FOR THE CREATURE over the weekend, and, eerily enough, Charlaine Harris's opening story had to do with a school shooting. One of my students in the Flash 7 class also wrote a powerful piece about it.
Roofers finished on Saturday, before the bad weather hit. They did a wonderful job, and we're all snug for winter. The dumpster removal guy is here now, so the dumpster will be gone shortly, which is great.I spent a lot of time in holiday preparations, baking, etc. There's still a lot more to do, but the holiday cards are out, I've made a start on the domestic cards, which I hope to finish today.
Finished my play Saturday night and got it out just under the deadline. Not happy with it, but I had to try. I'm letting it sit for a few days, and, next weekend, will do a revision. If it gets into the festival, I'll swap out the revised version for the one they have. But at least I met the deadline.
Flash 7 class wound up. I was pleased at the quality of the work. Emotionally, the students went for the jugular in the best possible way. I'm revising my own pieces from the class and getting them out this week. I want to get as much off my desk as possible before the holidays. I'll be writing over the holidays, but I want it to be what I want to write, not what I have to write. I also have to finish getting the short holiday pieces up on Smashwords, and prep "First Feet" for its free download on the Solstice. Plus get out some more pitches and hustle a few gigs for the first of the year.
I've got two classes starting on January 2 — a week-long "When Words Align" to help those who are stuck in their manuscripts or revisions, and a full month of "Sensory Perceptions". I've got a full quota of private students, for the first portion of the year, but have a few slots for project-specific students. I'm also pursuing some higher-paying regular gigs.
I need to restructure so I can get the novels stacked up completed and out the door — if they're not ready to go out and earn their keep, they're not doing any of us any good, and I've spent too much time for too little money on other people's work this year.
Later in the week, I hope to finish my new brochure, and then do a big mailing, so people will take a look at it and book me after the holidays.
Made the cheat sheets, made the tags, put the platters together, ran around delivering most of them. People like a little remembrance, and I like to take a moment to let them know they matter to me.
The Writers' Association dinner was last night, at a lovely Italian restaurant. It was fun — good company, great food. I was talking about my negative experience at a local organization — the place that scheduled, then cancelled, then rescheduled, then didn't bother to put me in the brochure. I'm not the only one who's had a bad experience. A cooking teacher sat beside me. She was scheduled to teach there. She and the students arrived, to find the kitchen in the process of demolition. The place decided they didn't need one, not paying any attention that they'd booked classes in there, and, of course, never bothered to contact the instructor or the students ahead of time.
Good place to stay away from!
Arranged to have a drink on Monday night with someone with whom I may collaborate on a theatre piece. That's exciting.
And I have leads on two more possible workshop venues. I need to follow them up this week.
One of the places I pitched to the previous day is interested in me. I'm doing a similar gig for someone else — but these guys pay double what the others do. If we can work out the details, it would be both fun and the money worth the time.
Came home to relax, only to discover I'd made a mortifying mistake. Had to admit to it and then try to fix it. I'd like to beg exhaustion as the excuse, but really, there is no excuse. I seem to be the only one really upset about it, so that's a relief. Now, I have to forgive myself — always the hardest part of any such process.
Hopefully, yoga this morning will help.
It'll be funny down the line, when I have some distance. Maybe. But I'm really angry with myself now.
The writing did not go well yesterday. I have to go back and do some untangling. One has days like that. You push through and keep going. If you use that as an excuse not to write, you lose momentum and the book doesn't get finished.
I'm going to write a bit this morning before heading off to yoga. Have some errands to run, more discussion with the potential client, then must spend time with students, and also get out the domestic cards.
Onward (albeit a little down on myself today).
I'm a guest over on Curling Up By the Fire (as Annabel), talking about character evolution. Come visit and drop a comment.
Hit the ground running yesterday, doing my work on SPIRIT REPOSITORY, spending time with my students (who are really cool, by the way), changing the beds, dealing with the yard (in spite of drizzle), working on articles, working on stuff for the Mermaid Ball, dealing with more promo for ASSUMPTION OF RIGHT, forgetting to do my health care paperwork (I'm almost there, just gotta fill out the last bit), grocery shopping, more laundry, vacuuming, last-minute tidying, etc.
I plated the various cookies and lemon bars, wrapped them, loaded them all on a massive tray, covered them in foil, taped the note to the top, and dropped it off at the library. When I walked in, looking like I was carrying the Christmas Turkey, the whole library fell silent.
Costume Imp got here safely — I pulled in just behind the bus. We came home, did a round in the yard, had a glass of wine on the chilly deck, got him settled in the room. I'd made potato salad, and then cooked some battered chicken (as in, dipped in batter, I didn't beat it up or anything) and steamed green beans with butter.
Had a lot of email to deal with in the evening. Finished my first Writers Vineyard piece and scheduled it to post– let's hope it does. Was invited to contribute an article to an interesting-sound mag for August that will also help promote ASSUMPTION. Still working on some other articles that need to get out the damn door.
The cats woke me at 4:30 this morning. I told them no one was paying me to be up that early, and I wasn't gonna! Finally got up just before 6. Yoga, meditation, garden, and 1,212 words on SPIRIT REPOSITORY.
I'm really proud of the Write in Company class. They are sticking to it and brainstorming and chatting about ideas. It's a good start, let's hope we all build on the momentum.
Tonight is Game 7 between Boston and Vancouver, and I'm gonna watch!
I finished the material for Confidential Job #1 and have to write it up, do some more work for the Mermaid Ball, and get a couple of other things out the door.
ASSUMPTION OF RIGHT available from Champagne Books.
It will be months, probably next year, before I can face icing another cookie. I iced from noon until 11 PM last night — close to 500 cookies. AND baked another batch of thumbprints (which came out beautifully) and eggnog angels (that dough is a nightmare to work with).
Re: the latter, the eggnog cookies, I realized that EVERY recipe I tried from the magazine that contains that recipe was wrong. I'm wondering if they actually tested these recipes or, because of cutbacks due to the recession, someone made 'em up and they printed them without testing. The proportions are wrong. The only even remotely usable recipe is the eggnog cookie (and the icing rocks,now that I've modified it). Now, the reason I buy other people's recipes for holiday cookies is because I'm baking about 1000 of them, and I don't have time to mess with the recipe. I want something that works. If I wanted to muck around with the recipe, I'd start from scratch and make my own!
Example: For the eggnog icing, it said to put in 3 Tablespoons of eggnog to the confectioners' sugar and vanilla mixture and then spread on the cookie. You wanna know what 3 T of eggnog made it look like? Cornmeal. It took 7 Tablespoons of good-quality eggnog from my favorite dairy to make a spreadable consistency — 8 if you want it really smooth. SEVEN. That's a big difference from THREE.
If I'd had the time, I could have messed with the recipe and figured out by how much the amount of flour was off, and how much more I needed to add to make it a solid, workable consistency, not only for rolling it out (I used THREE POUNDS of flour to roll out one batch of cookies, that's how badly it stuck to everything), but so the cookies wouldn't break. My normal breakage rate for cookies is about 3 or 4 out of every 100, so 3-4%. With this recipe, it was about 40%. With one of the other recipes in the same magazine, it was 100% — the cookies simply dissolved on the baking sheet.
I started baking cookies when I was four, so I've been doing this a LONG time, and I've never hit a package of recipes that are this far off, proportion-wise. I may mess with the eggnog recipe over the coming months to get the proportions right, but as for the rest? Not using this publication again, and certainly not buying it next year. AND I'm going to contact them and let them know why. In a half a dozen recipes, surely ONE should have come out exactly as written! I mean, they all should, but still . . .
On the flip side, Martha Stewart's recipe for Royal Icing comes out perfectly, and I bless the day I picked up Wilton's meringue powder at the chef store, thinking it might come in useful someday. That stuff is awesome.
Errands in the morning went well. Gotta love Trader Joe's, dropped my cartridges off at the really good Staples in Larchmont, got my favorite Jim's Organic Coffee at Mrs. Green's, found where my yoga studio's moved — a new, larger, lighter space with better parking, and about a minute closer to me. So that's all good.
I'm downloading photos and doing the Cookie Cheat Sheets that I pack with them –a photo of the cookie and a one-line description, and warnings if there are any nuts or whatever. And then we assemble the platters, load them into the car and head out. I expect it will take almost all day to deliver 30 platters. I'm anchoring each platter with a small gingerbread cake, and then I have between 3-7 of six different kinds of cookies on each — you can see, there are a lot of cookies around. I have cookie tins stacked everywhere.
I also baked a cake yesterday — I meant to bake it for St. Nicholas Day, but oh well. It's from the SILVER PALATE GOOD TIMES COOKBOOK, only I changed it. It's supposed to be a straight up coffee cake with buttermilk, and then a layer of fruit on it and a layer of walnuts. Well, I went to the store because I never keep buttermilk in the house — don't like it and usually forget to use it when I buy it. There were 16 kinds of eggnog (SIXTEEN — who knew you could have so many flavors of eggnog? Heck, I only drink eggnog once a year; I want it to taste like EGGNOG) — and no buttermilk. The entire shelf of buttermilk was sold out. So I guess a lot of people are baking this year.
Anyway, I picked up sour cream instead, and used sour cream instead of buttermilk — which to me, made the batter taste better. I mixed in the fruit and nuts instead of layering them — and it's a pretty darned lovely cake, if I do say so myself!
Okay, off to finish the Cookie Cheat Sheets, assemble the platters. I think I'll have to put the back seat down in order to load 30 cookie platters into a Volkswagen.
Yeah, not much writing done yesterday OR this morning, but I have to admit, the minute I lose my holiday spirit, I sit down and write a few paragraphs, and it comes back.


I very much enjoy supervising and mentoring students. Since graduating in 2006, I have been supervising and/or assisting in the supervision of students at the University of Saskatchewan (Canada), University of Calgary (Canada), IIT Delhi (India), NICTA (Australia), and Linköping University (Sweden).
Vengatanathan Krishnamoorthi (graduated Mar. 2018): Vengatanathan is co-supervised with Nahid Shahmehri. His research on proxy-assisted HTTP-based adaptive streaming (HAS) appeared in IEEE MASCOTS 2013 (pdf). His work on branched video (also sometimes called "nonlinear" or "multipath" streaming) won the best paper award at the ACM SIGCOMM workshop FhMN 2013 (pdf). Our ACM Multimedia 2014 (pdf) paper shows how the playback quality for branched video can be optimized using branch-aware prefetching policies, while ensuring ensure seamless playback without playback interruptions. Our ACM Multimedia 2015 (pdf) paper presents a novel bandwidth-aware prefetching solution for proactive multi-video preloading and improved HAS performance. Vengatanathan's work also includes the design and implementation of an optimized interactive streaming solution in which users can select among many alternative viewpoints, published in IEEE Trans. on Multimedia, July 2017 (pdf), and the BUFFEST framework for predicting buffer conditions and real-time requirements of HTTP(S) adaptive streaming clients, published in ACM MMSys 2017 (pdf). Other joint publications include works at IEEE ICC 2017 (pdf) and ACM MMSys 2018 (pdf).
Rahul Hiran (graduated Dec. 2016): Rahul was co-supervised with Nahid Shahmehri and Patrick Lambrix. His research proposes new collaborative distributed security protocols and uses measurements to analyze BGP security. His work characterizing the China Telecom incident on April 8, 2010, appears in PAM 2013 (pdf), his distributed alliance framework for collaborative BGP monitoring and prefix-based security, called PrefiSec, is published at ACM WISCS @ CCS 2014 (pdf), and his CrowdSec paper is published at IEEE CNS 2015 (pdf). Finally, scale, size, and locality aspects of a wide range of collaborative BGP security mechanisms are evaluated in his most recent IFIP Networking 2016 paper (pdf).
Anna Vapen (graduated Sept. 2016): Anna was co-supervised with Nahid Shahmehri. Her research is on Web authentication and federated identity management. A large-scale measurement study of the identity management landscape appears in PAM 2014 (pdf), and other exciting findings about the privacy risks and information sharing in this landscape are published at IFIP SEC 2015 (pdf). Her shorter poster paper of this work also won an outstanding poster award at ACM CODASPY 2015 (pdf). A longitudinal analysis was presented at the NDSS workshop UEOP 2016 (pdf), and a high-level overview about the third-party identity management landscape can be found in our Internet Computing (pdf) article published 2016.
Tatiana Polishchuk (postdoc, 2015): During her postdoc Tatiana worked on optimization problems related to our new HAS-based content delivery techniques for tomorrow's streaming services. This work is published in IEEE Transactions on Multimedia (pdf) and extends our prior works presented at ACM Multimedia 2014 (pdf) and ACM Multimedia 2015 (pdf).
Benoy Varghese (visiting PhD internship student, 2014): During his internship Benoy primarily worked on experiments and modeling of low-power server and proxy systems. Some of this work was published at IGCC 2014 (pdf).
Cyriac James (researcher, 2013): During this period, Cyriac did research on the impact that a router implementing energy-aware adaptive link rate policies has on neighboring routers. Some of this work appears in ACM/SPEC ICPE 2015 (pdf). Cyriac is now a PhD student at University of Calgary.
Vengatanathan Krishnamoorthi (researcher, 2012): During this period, Vengatanathan worked on proxy-assisted HTTP-based adaptive streaming (HAS). The work appeared in IEEE MASCOTS 2013 (pdf) and Vengatanathan continued this work as a PhD student in the group (now graduated).
Youmna Borghol (visiting PhD internship student, 2011): During her internship Youmna primarily worked on content popularity dynamics of YouTube videos. This work was published at ACM SIGKDD 2012 (pdf). Dr. Borghol is now a Data Analytics Manager at MediaCom, Sydney, Australia.
Ajay Gopinathan (postdoc, 2011): During his postdoc Ajay worked on spectrum auctions (pdf) and content replica selection (pdf). The replica selection work extends our prior work (e.g., pdf, pdf) to consider optimized caching and request routing in cloud-based content delivery systems; published at IFIP Performance 2014 (pdf). Dr. Gopinathan is now with Google, Mountain View, CA, USA.
I have also had the pleasure to work with some excellent external PhD students. This list highlights students for which our joint works have been published and become a major part of their thesis elswehere. For these collaborations I am grateful to my external collaborators, which include Sebastien Ardon (NICTA, Australia), Martin Arlitt (HP labs, USA), György Dan (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden), Derek Eager (University of Saskatchewan, Canada), Diwakar Krishnamurthy (University of Calgary, Canada), Zongpeng Li (University of Calgary, Canada), Anirban Mahanti (NICTA, Australia), and Carey Williamson (University of Calgary, Canada).
Benoy Varghese (ongoing PhD @ NICTA, Australia): Benoy's thesis focuses on experiments and modeling of low-power server and proxy systems. Joint publications related to his thesis appeared in IGCC 2014 (pdf).
Aniket Mahanti (PhD, 2012 @ University of Calgary, Canada): Aniket's thesis characterized the one-click hosting landscape. Joint publications related to his thesis appeared in IFIP Performance 2011 (pdf), IEEE MASCOTS 2012 (pdf), IEEE LCN 2012 (pdf), and IEEE Network (pdf). After graduation, Dr. Mahanti took a job as an Assistant Professor at the University of Auckland, New Zeeland.
Youmna Borghol (PhD, 2012 @ University of New South Wales, Australia): Youmna's thesis focused on popularity dynamic in YouTube. Joint publications related to her thesis appeared in IFIP Performance 2011 (pdf) and ACM SIGKDD 2012 (pdf). Dr. Borghol is now a Data Analytics Manager at MediaCom, Australia.
I have also had the pleasure to work with some excellent final year students. The following list highlights students for which our joint works have been published and become a major part of their thesis either here at Linköping University (LiU) or elsewhere.
Mathias Almquist, Viktor Almquist (MSc, 2017 @ LiU): Mathias and Viktor designed and performed a 360-degree video streaming study. An extension of this work is published and presented at ACM MMSys 2018 (pdf). Here, we characterize and analyze the prefetch aggressiveness tradeoff in 360 video streaming, using both measurements and an optimization framework.
Carl Nykvist, Linus Sjöström (BSc, 2017 @ LiU): Carl and Linus used measurements to characterize the server-side adoption of Certificate Transparency (CT). An extension of this work was published and presented at PAM 2018 (pdf).
Josef Gustafsson (MSc, 2016 @ NORDUnet): Josef implemented a Certificate Transparency (CT) monitor and characterized the emerging CT landscape. An extension of this work was published and presented at PAM 2017 (pdf). Here, we provide the first large-scale characterization of the CT landscape. Other joint work with Josef have been published at IEEE ICC 2017 (pdf) and PAM 2018 (pdf).
Georgios Rizothanasis (MSc, 2015 @ LiU): George developed timing-based techniques to identify user actions from within the large amount of HTTP(S) traffic (dominated by requests not explicitly made by the clients) seen in modern networks. The performance was evaluated within a rigorous and automated evaluation framework that he also developed. This work is presented at IEEE LCN 2016 (pdf).
Joel Purra (MSc, 2015 @ .SE): Joel developed a measurement methodology and performed analysis of the third-party tracking usage. His IEEE LCN 2016 (pdf) paper highlights the current state of the third-party tracking landscape, including differences across tracking service classes, domain categories, and the organizations that owns the tracker services.
Tova Linder, Pontus Persson, Anton Forsberg and Jakob Danielsson (BSc, 2015 @ LiU): Tova and Pontus characterized the bandwidth variations observed in measurements from Bredbandskollen (the most popular speedtest service in Sweden) and evaluated the prediction accuracy that such crowd-sourced datasets can provide. Anton and Jacob evaluated the performance improvements that such predictions can provide mobile clients. This work appears at IEEE/IFIP WONS 2016 (pdf).
Alberto García Estévez (BSc, 2013 @ LiU): Alberto designed, implemented, and evaluated a geo-smart scheduler and a geo-location-aware emulation framework for performance evaluation of mobile applications. This work appears at IEEE/IFIP WONS 2014 (pdf).
M. Aminul Islam (MSc, 2013 @ University of Saskatchewan, Canada): Aminul characterized and modelled popularity dynamics of user-generated content. This work appears at IEEE MASCOTS 2013 (pdf).
Patrik Bergström (BSc, 2012 @ LiU): Patrik implemented a novel proof-of-concept HAS-based player for nonlinear multipath video streaming. This work later received the best paper award at the ACM SIGCOMM workshop FhMN 2013 (pdf).
Song Zhang (MSc, 2011 @ University of Calgary, Canada): Song's thesis experimentally validates some of our works on dynamic bundling in peer-to-peer systems (pdf). Joint works appeared in IEEE IWQoS 2010 (pdf) and IEEE LCN 2012 (pdf).
Siddharth Mitra (MTech, 2010 @ IIT Dehli, India): Siddharth characterized the popularity dynamics in YouTube. His thesis won a best thesis award at IIT Dehli and joint works where published in ACM Transactions on the Web (pdf), and IFIP Performance 2011 (pdf).
Trinabh Gupta and Sanchit Garg (BTech, 2009 @ IIT Dehli, India): Trinabh and Sanchit characterized the evolution of a social aggregation network. Their thesis won a best thesis award at IIT Dehli and joint publications appeared in ACM IMC 2009 (pdf) and AAAI ICWSM 2009 (pdf). Trinabh later did his PhD at University of Texas at Austin and is now a faculty member at University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB).
In addition to the above student theses, I have very much enjoyed working with many other excellent students. While all have done interesting work, this list only highlight works that have been published.
We are in the process of building a new high-caliber research group which specializes in the design, modeling, and performance evaluation of distributed systems and networks. We are therefore looking for self motivated students that are interested in doing a project or thesis in our group.
Topics: Potential topics include, but are not limited to: content distribution, future streaming services (including HAS/DASH, VR, AR, mixed reality), popularity dynamics, network security, social networking, performance/systems modeling, measurements/characterization, and data mining/analysis. Much of my ongoing research contributes towards providing inovative and effective ways to disseminate content and information for tomorrow's society. There are of course many other candidate topics, which I would be happy to discuss in person. You can also find some recent research papers on my website.
Methodologies: We will always try to use the best tools for the problem at hand. Our research include a combination of measurements, data analysis/mining, applied statistics, analytic modeling, optimization, simulations, system implementation and design, as well as real-world experiments. We are looking for ambitious students interested in applying one or more of these methodologies to improve and better understand systems.
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So yeah, just like the topic states for some reason my Nvidia GT 540 M(common laptop video card) won't launch as directx 11, only as dx 9..
Along the way, I wanted to ask what's the difference between GS plugins?(AVX, SSE2, SSE4, SSSE3, Null, ZeroGS) Which of those should I use preferably..
(05-05-2014, 04:53 PM)jesalvein Wrote: did you try updating directx ?
It's fully updated, if I can trust the auto web installer, that is..
Please tell the CPU in your machine and the Windows version being used. DirectX 11 is supported only for Vista and up, it is not support on Windows XP, for example.
Second, avx2 is supported only in the newest CPUs from Intel, it is not supported on Intel CPUs prior to Haswell and won't be on AMD CPUs till Excavator comes out. AVX is supported in Intel Sandy Bridge processors and up and AMD processors from Bulldozer and up.
(05-05-2014, 05:59 PM)nosisab Ken Keleh Wrote: Please tell the CPU in your machine and the Windows version being used. DirectX 11 is supported only for Vista and up, it is not support on Windows XP, for example.
It's windows 7 and I am ACTIVELY using direct x 11 outside of PCSX2, so it's not an issue of not being able to use directx 11 at all, only for the emulator.
As for CPU, it's Intel Core i3 2.10 GHz with 4 GB RAM and a 64 bit system.
(05-05-2014, 06:57 PM)Hentaicheg Wrote: It's windows 7 and I am ACTIVELY using direct x 11 outside of PCSX2, so it's not an issue of not being able to use directx 11 at all, only for the emulator.
Edit: In the log that is the specific error... the plugin can't be loaded at all.
stop code c000001d is 'illegal instruction' error. that cpu doesn't support avx2. use the avx plugin.
Umm, let me check, don't remember it just like that.. it's I3 - 2310M to be exact..
Yeah, I understood as much that something is wrong with this avx2 plugin, the only thing I change is directx 9 to directx 11 that results to this error, so not sure what to look into fix that avx2 plugin thing.
EDIT: any idea why it displays the same video card 2 times btw? Pretty weird, especially since one of them doesn't have anything cept directx9 selectable.
(05-05-2014, 07:15 PM)Hentaicheg Wrote: Umm, let me check, don't remember it just like that.. it's I3 - 2310M to be exact..
There is nothing to fix, that processor has support only to AVX, not to AVX2.
About the Program files... you'll find out in time, for now I'm kind of tired repeating the near infinite problems it brings, for years now. Besides there are tons of threads about it in this forums and almost every gaming forums over there... Inclusive Steam has now the option to install outside it even if the Steam itself was installed in there already.
Edit: Anyway, there is no reason to feel down, there is not much speed gain if at all using the AVX2 by now, the AVX extension in general helps a bit on software mode but not in hardware mode and even so not so any astonishing gain in fact.


Paint The Town Red: Vaseline Limited Edition Review!
I always feel a little reminiscent when it comes to Vaseline as I can always remember it being one of the first lip balms that I ever brought when I was a teenager. You always thought you was so cool when you pulled out that bad boy, especially when all your friends would ask to borrow some. A little unhygienic when you think about it but hey! I survived.
Over the years Vaseline have released different versions of their miracle pots and I think like many other girls out there, I've ran to the shops to get my hands on one. Unforunately the last time I did this with the Limited Edition Pink Bubbly version and I absolutely hated it! The scent actually made me feel slightly nauseous so I was a little put off buying anymore.
Excuse my flare up of bad skin, back to those horrible teenage years!
I think once you've tried one pot of Vaseline, you've pretty much tried them all. I mean is the only thing they change the scent and packaging? Or am I just really uneducated?
Since it's advertised as a red lip tint, I was honestly expecting this to be slightly more tinted but it's actually quite a nice pinky red shade which can be nicely built up if you want with more applications.
The best part about this pot honestly has to be the smell. It takes me back to my high school days when everyone was obsessed with those bags of kali (sherbet powder for you posh people!). It's like applying candy onto your lips!
Overall I think I'm quite impressed with this Limited Edition pot and it's now become a bit of a staple in my handbag, I cannot leave the house without it! I can see it will definitely get a lot of use in these upcoming colder months!
If after reading this and think that this post cannot get any better, then think again! Probably the best part about my Vaseline pot was the price - one pound! I recently picked it up from The Online Pound Store and you can check it out here along with many other branded beauty products!
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Henna paste is usually applied on the skin using a plastic cone or a paint brush, but sometimes a small metal-tipped jacquard bottle used for silk painting (a jac bottle) is employed. The painted area is then wrapped with tissue, plastic, or medical tape to lock in body heat, creating a more intense colour on the skin. The wrap is worn three to six hours, or sometimes overnight and then removed. When first removed, the henna design is pale to dark orange in colour and gradually darkens through oxidation, over the course of 24 to 72 hours. The final colour is reddish brown and can last anywhere from one to three weeks depending on the quality and type of henna paste applied, as well as where it was applied on the body (thicker skin stains darker and longer than thin skin).


'There is no perfect chair' declares the designer Martino Gamper, who has been making a chair a day in a bid to make 100 chairs in 100 days. Using a stock pile of discarded and donated chairs Gamper creates his new chairs from elements of existing ones. By deconstructing the chair he gains a new insight into its construction and use of materials which informs the creation of the new design. The process is immediate, spontaneous like sketching in three dimensions.


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Large Scale Study Shows Nuts Decrease Cancer Risk By More Than One-Third
by WakingTimes November 21, 2013
Karen Foster, Prevent Disease
Writing in Nature's British Journal of Cancer, the team behind the new analysis reported that consumption of nuts – including tree nuts such as almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, macadamias, pecans, pine nuts, pistachios and walnuts – was found to be inversely associated with risk of pancreatic cancer, independent of other potential risk factors for pancreatic cancer.
The data, from a large-scale prospective study, investigated the association between nut consumption and risk of pancreatic cancer in more than 75,000 women who took part in the Nurses' Health Study, and had no previous history of cancer."Frequent nut consumption is inversely associated with risk of pancreatic cancer in this large prospective cohort of women, independent of other potential risk factors for pancreatic cancer," explained the research team – led by Dr Ying Bao of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
The body uses selenium to make "selenoproteins", which work like antioxidants preventing damage to cells. There is a growing body of evidence to show it has a key role in health.
Bao and colleagues found that women who consumed a one-ounce serving of nuts two or more times per week had a 35% lower risk of pancreatic cancer when compared to those who largely abstained from nuts.
"This reduction in risk was independent of established or suspected risk factors for pancreatic cancer including age, height, obesity, physical activity, smoking, diabetes and dietary factors," said Bao.
Soil Degradation A Problem
"Selenium levels in our blood plummeted after the time the government began measuring them in 1974," says Margaret Rayman, professor of nutritional medicine at the University of Surrey and a leading researcher in selenium's effects.
"They stabilised at this sub-optimal level in the mid-Nineties as our diets haven't changed much since."
The problem is compounded by the fact that we import less foods from selenium-rich soils than ever before.
Soil in the U.S. has higher levels of selenium due both to different geological conditions and the fact that it's generally more alkaline, allowing better uptake of nutrients by plants.
Earlier this year, in a paper published in The Lancet, she detailed selenium's links to everything from enhanced fertility and thyroid function to preventing plaque build-up in the arteries, regulating blood pressure and reducing cancer risk.
Bao and colleagues analysed data from 75,680 women in the Nurses' Health Study, and examined the association between nut consumption and pancreatic cancer risk. Nut consumption was assessed at baseline and updated every 2 to 4 years.
During the follow up, the team documented 466 incident cases of pancreatic cancer.
After adjusting for age, height, smoking, physical activity, and total energy intake, women who consumed a 28-g (1oz) serving size of nuts twice per week experienced a significantly lower risk of pancreatic cancer, said Bao and colleagues – noting a relative risk of 0.65 compared to those who did not eat nuts.
"The results did not appreciably change after further adjustment for body mass index (BMI) and history of diabetes mellitus," the team added – noting that the inverse association persisted within strata defined by BMI, physical activity, smoking, and intakes of red meat, fruits, and vegetables.
Karen Foster is a holistic nutritionist, avid blogger, with five kids and an active lifestyle that keeps her in pursuit of the healthiest path towards a life of balance.
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Mixed fortunes for Aussies at Australian Open 2023 | 20 January, 2023 | All News | News and Features | News and Events
/ Tennis / By epl report
Max Purcell was one of seven Australian players to record first-round victories today in the Australian Open 2023 mixed doubles competition.
Melbourne, Australia, 20 January 2023 | Leigh Rogers
From elation to heartbreak, Aussie players experienced a full spectrum of emotions today in the Australian Open 2023 mixed doubles competition.
Maddison Inglis and Jason Kubler were thrilled – and relieved – after saving two match points in their first-round victory.
The Aussie wildcards scored a hard-fought 7-6(8) 1-6 [11-9] victory against world No.32 Alicja Rosolska and world No.6 Jean-Julien Rojer. Inglis and Kubler recovered from a 7-9 deficit in the deciding match tiebreak.
"I thought we were in a little bit of trouble there, but anything can happen in a match tiebreak, so you've just got to hang in there and try for literally every point," beamed 25-year-old Inglis after claiming her career-first Grand Slam mixed doubles win.
"It was really exciting. I'm so happy we get to play again."
> READ: Childhood friends making "dream come true" at Australian Open
Kimberly Birrell and Rinky Hijikata combined to record their first Grand Slam mixed doubles win as well, eliminating world No.9 Lyudmyla Kichenok and world No.44 Gonzalo Escobar in straight sets.
Lizette Cabrera is also celebrating a major milestone. The 24-year-old teamed with fellow Townsville talent John-Patrick Smith to notch her first win in a Grand Slam mixed doubles draw too.
There was heart-break though for reigning US Open champions Storm Hunter and John Peers, who lost in the opening round.
Hunter and Peers had three match points during a tense second-set tiebreak, but were unable to convert. Two-time Wimbledon champions Desirae Krawczyk and Neal Skupski took advantage and eventually closed out a 6-7(3) 7-6(12) [10-8] victory.
Eighth-seeded Max Purcell and his Canadian partner Gabriela Dabrowski had no worries, posting a comfortable 6-2 7-5 win against world No.10 Yang Zhaoxuan and world No.36 Jan Zielinski.
AUSSIES IN ACTION – Australian Open
TODAY'S RESULTS
Mixed doubles, first round
[8] Gabriela Dabrowski (CAN)/Max Purcell (AUS) d Yang Zhaoxuan (CHN)/Jan Zielinski (POL) 6-2 7-5
[WC] Maddison Inglis (AUS)/Jason Kubler (AUS) d [7] Alicja Rosolska (POL)/Jean-Julien Rojer (NED) 7-6(8) 1-6 [11-9]
[WC] Kimberly Birrell (AUS)/Rinky Hijikata (AUS) d Lyudmyla Kichenok (UKR)/Gonzalo Escobar (ECU) 6-1 7-6(5)
[WC] Lizette Cabrera (AUS)/John-Patrick Smith (AUS) d Kimberley Zimmermann (BEL)/Tim Puetz (GER) 7-5 6-3
[3] Desirae Krawczyk (USA)/Neal Skupski (GBR) d Storm Hunter (AUS)/John Peers (AUS) 6-7(3) 7-6(12) [10-8]
> READ: Top-ranked Aussies advance in women's doubles
[6] Ellen Perez (AUS)/Harri Heliovaara (FIN) v Nicole Melichar-Martinez (USA)/Matwe Middelkoop (NED)
[WC] Olivia Gadecki (AUS)/Marc Polmans (AUS) v [4] Ena Shibahara (JPN)/Wesley Koolhof (NED)
[WC] Sam Stosur (AUS)/Matt Ebden (AUS) v [5] Demi Schuurs (NED)/Nikola Mektic (CRO)
[WC] Alana Parnaby (AUS)/Andrew Harris (AUS) v Shuai Zhang (CHN)/Robin Haase (NED)
[WC] Jaimee Fourlis (AUS)/Luke Saville (AUS) v Sania Mirza (IND)/Rohan Bopanna (IND)
Mixed doubles, second round
[8] Gabriela Dabrowski (CAN)/Max Purcell (AUS) v [WC] Lizette Cabrera (AUS)/John-Patrick Smith (AUS)
[WC] Maddison Inglis (AUS)/Jason Kubler (AUS) v TBC
[WC] Kimberly Birrell (AUS)/Rinky Hijikata (AUS) v TBC
> VIEW: Australian Open 2023 mixed doubles draw
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World Water Day sounds pretty self-explanatory – a day all about water. While we know that over 70% of the earth's surface is water, what many don't realize is that only 2.5 percent of that water is drinkable. So, it only makes sense that there would be a day created to talk about the importance of safe, clean drinking water in the world.
Past World Water Day themes include "Water and Sustainable Development" and "Why Wastewater." Every theme connects water care and conservation to the campaign. However, it's more than just that — it's water awareness as a whole that moves us to a greater understanding of how important this cause really is.
In a time when awareness around climate change has become muddled and highly politicized, being informed about the impacts that we'll soon be facing and how we can better conserve safe, healthy drinking water is becoming all the more important.
The 2019 initiative has a particular focus on minority populations that might be overlooked, including women, refugees, students, the elderly, LGBTQ+, the disabled, mothers, workers, babies, indigenous peoples, and those living in rural regions.
So, let's take a step back and look at what is happening on our planet, and why the only solution to providing access to clean water is by including water for all. Because water isn't just a utility, it's a human right.
Over 2.1 billion people on our planet do not have access to safe drinking water. That's almost 30% of the world's population, and our population numbers only continue to grow. As the population grows, and the climate continues to change, the need to access to clean drinking water changes with it.
Over 2.1 billion people on our planet do not have access to safe drinking water. That's almost 30% of the world's population, and our population numbers only continue to grow.
But this isn't just something that affects migrants and refugees. This affects those facing the impacts of increasing wealth disparity. Those with higher household incomes have the ability to access lower cost water resources, as opposed to those in poverty, who pay increasingly higher rates for WASH services at similar or lesser quality.
"One in four primary schools have no drinking water service.
The process water undergoes in the United States before coming through your tap is extensive – check it out! If 80 percent of the wastewater is going straight back into the environment without treatment, think about everything humans put into the water supply on a daily basis. From chlorine and chloramines to pharmaceuticals and pesticides, that could spell danger for those without access to clean drinking water.
Do some research – the World Water Day Org. has a fact sheet that explains our planet's current water situation. The more people know and understand about the global water crisis, the more we can do to make changes.
The water on our planet is constantly moving — literally. Humans have a bigger impact on the water we drink and put back into the environment than we might realize. Things we do regularly like drive to work, use the restroom or take a shower, throw away trash, and fertilize a personal garden all influence nature. These actions are direct contributing factors to climate change and water pollution. Whether we choose to admit it or not, we're not just hurting our planet, we're hurting all life that relies on the same source to survive.
Let's face it: the pollution that humans emit into the environment is the direct cause of climate change. Climate change isn't just a changing in your weather patterns, but a shift in the very climate that you live in. This leads to things like drought, floods, melting polar ice caps, erosion, mudslides, hurricanes, and more – it's a domino effect where all of these are natural disasters that have major effects on the water supply, in more ways than one.
Some of these disasters may not even be those that typically come to mind when water is the topic at hand. Forest degradation, for example, is a leading enabler of erosion. When a flood occurs in that same area, the land is free and clear for water to gather up contaminants and sediment and flow straight to our rivers and additional water supplies. All those contaminants and little yummy extras – errr not so yummy – eventually end up in the drinking water.
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Bluto is accusing Popeye in judge Wimpy's courtroom. Bluto tells a sad tale of how Popeye attacked him without provocation.
Popeye the Sailor Man: "Greek Mirthology"
Popeye is trying to get his nephews to eat their spinach, so he tells them about how Hercules (Popeye) defeated a bully (Bluto). Hercules gets his strength by sniffing garlic.
Popeye the Sailor Man: "Bride & Gloom"
Popeye the Sailor Man "Customers Wanted"
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Popeye the Sailor Man "Nearly Weds"
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It's the middle ages (sort of); Popeye is working in Bluto's Beanery. Bluto is going to the ball where Princess Olive will choose her mate.
Popeye the Sailor Man "Paneless Window Washer"
Popeye the Sailor Man: "Parlez Vous Woo"
Olive is so captived by "The International", a radio personality with a French accent, that she'd rather stay home than go out on a date with Popeye.
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The boys are taking Olive on a picnic. It's April 1, and Bluto plays a series of "jokes" on Popeye, though of course they go beyond the bounds of acceptability, particularly once they get to the picnic grounds.


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New Evidence Supports Biological Link Between Zika Infection, Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Aedes aegypti mosquitos transmit the Zika virus to humans. Credit: Centers for Disease Control
Study results affirm risk of neurologic disorder after Zika infection
In a collaborative effort with scientists at six Colombian hospitals, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers report what they believe to be the strongest biological evidence to date linking Zika virus infection and Guillain-Barré syndrome.
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Home» News»US Navy receives 10th Freedom-Class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS 19)
LCS 19 (St. Louis) Acceptance Trials. December 2019. (Credit : Lockheed Martin)
US Navy receives 10th Freedom-Class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS 19)
Lockheed Martin and Fincantieri Marinette Marine delivered the future USS St. Louis, Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) 19, to the U.S. Navy.
Nathan Gain 07 Feb 2020
Lockheed Martin press release
"With LCS 19's delivery, the U.S. Navy has 10 Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ships in the fleet. LCS 7 recently deployed, and it is gratifying to know that our team has delivered a ship that is relevant for today's fight and that is needed around the world," said Joe DePietro, Lockheed Martin vice president and general manager, Small Combatants and Ship Systems.
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Joe DePietro, Lockheed Martin vice president and general manager
Today, the Freedom-variant LCS delivers advanced capability in anti-submarine, surface and mine countermeasure missions. LCS was designed to evolve with the changing security environment. Today, as we see an increase in near-peer competition from large nation states, Lockheed Martin is partnering with the Navy to evolve LCS to meet these threats. Upgrades are already underway – the LCS computing infrastructures are receiving cyber upgrades and naval strike missiles are being installed in support of upcoming deployments.
LCS 19 is the tenth Freedom-variant LCS designed, built and delivered by the Lockheed Martin-led industry team and will be commissioned in Pensacola, Florida, this summer.
"Fincantieri Marinette Marine's shipbuilders are proud to deliver these proven warships, and we are honored to continue working with our partner Lockheed Martin and our customer, the U.S. Navy, to give them the capabilities to keep our nation and her interests safe," said Jan Allman, Fincantieri Marinette Marine CEO.
Unique among combat ships, the focused-mission LCS is designed to support mine countermeasures, anti-submarine and surface warfare missions and is easily adapted to serve future and evolving missions. The Freedom-variant LCS is:
Flexible — Forty percent of the hull is easily reconfigurable, able to integrate Longbow Hellfire Missiles, 30 mm guns, and manned and unmanned vehicles designed to meet today's and tomorrow's missions.
Lethal — LCS is standard equipped with Rolling Airframe Missiles (RAM) and a Mark 110 gun, capable of firing 220 rounds per minute.
Fast — LCS is capable of speeds in excess of 40 knots.
Automated — LCS has the most efficient staffing of any combat ship.
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Austal USA celebrates christening of the future USS Augusta (LCS 34)
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Sikorsky Delivers third S-92 Helicopter To Korea Coast Guard
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Q: query array of measurement from influxdb 2 obviously I don't understand the new Flux language approach in influxdb2.
What I have:
A running influxdb1 instance where I write a json with different values for a measurement.
Now I have upgraded this influxdb to version 2. I can see in the UI the data and I can create queries where I fetch one of the values from a measurement.
But I have no clue how to fetch all of the values.
My query in influxdb1 was:
select * from "{my measurement}" ORDER BY time DESC LIMIT 500;

which have me the latest 500 measurement entries in an json array which I could use.
How can this be done with Flux now in influxdb2?
I tried something like this:
  'from(bucket: "{my bucket}")',
  '  |> range(start: -1d)',
  '  |> filter(fn: (r) => r._measurement == "{my measurement}")',
  '  |> mean()',
  '  |> yield(name: "_results")';

but I get the following error:
{"code":"invalid","message":"error in building plan while starting program: cannot submit unbounded read to \"{my bucket}\"; try bounding 'from' with a call to 'range'"}"

I am using a range parameter so I don't understand what is the problem with this query...

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As we write this article, the latest version of .NET Core is version 3.1.1, so we are writing it in that context. But this is an overview that reflects on the overall security of the .NET Core Framework and the principles discussed are backward and forward compatible with other .NET Core versions.
Is .NET 3.1 Secure?
The short answer is "yes." The longer answer is that — just like with any development framework — .NET Core is as safe as the development best practices and maintenance deployed to create the code and keep it updated. But in a way, .NET Core is more safe and secure than previous frameworks. Think about it this way ….
An Infamous Anniversary for Internet Security
As long as there have been computers and networks there have been people intent on illegally accessing and disrupting them. But the modern age of computer crime began almost exactly twenty years ago when — on February 7, 2000 — a fifteen-year-old in Canada launched the very first documented DDoS attack.* His targets were Amazon and eBay. The guardians of the internet have been scrambling ever since.
Microsoft gave birth to the ASP.NET web framework two years later in January of 2002. As a new generation of cyber pranksters and criminals came up in the age of the internet, ASP.NET was actively updated and developed at the same time. And as the advents of mobile, social, cloud, and "big data" each took their disruptive turn on the technological stage, ASP.NET kept pace right alongside with security patches and updates to keep environments safe. But this means that security measures and new authentication methods were added in over time — expanding the code base and adding complexity.
Why .NET Core is Better for Security
If you've ever tried to update an old house, you know that it can be challenging. As we've learned more about home construction and materials we have updated building codes and standards to ensure that modern homes have far few troubles and are far more efficient. .NET Core is the same thing.
Microsoft built .NET Core from the ground up with twenty years of lessons learned and updated best practices built in. Application and website security are not add-ons and patches. Security was a fundamental attribute of design and structure which means we can build more secure apps with less complexity and faster performance. And this is especially important in the age of platforms and the cloud when APIs and service calls are flying back and forth to keep your business tech connected to the world at the speed of light.
Importantly, one of the lessons Microsoft learned was to always be looking forward. So even though .NET Core was built to be cloud-native, they were also looking at the fledgling technologies of connected devices (IoT) and edge-computing. So, this forward-looking technology is wired in as well.
In other words, many of the same things that make .NET Core orders of magnitude faster than previous .NET iterations also make it more secure.
Security Best Practices for .NET Core 3.1
That said, installing a new deadbolt on your front door is great unless you forget to lock it.
Security is still in the hands of the developers and admins who write, deploy, and maintain the applications. The best practices that have been developed over the last two decades – some of which we've documented over the years — are still best practices. .NET Core 3.1 just makes them easier to deploy, easier to maintain, and faster to run.
The basics still apply, including:
Manage Your Identity Providers in .NET 3.1
Great security starts with keeping the black-hats out and letting the good guys in to do business. Before we talk about things like authentication, we need to start with the tools to do that user authentication. .NET Core 3.1 natively includes Identity providers. But it also supports major third-party identity services, including from the major social networks (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn). You can find an introduction to Identity in .NET Core 3.1 here.
Authentication First / Authorization Second
Old-school applications used to focus on Authorization — which allowed users to access certain functions or features based upon roles first. But once given any degree of access, a system is less secure if that individual has bad intent.
Authentication is a strict protocol of verifying an individual's identity first and preventing access entirely unless their credentials match. An overview of Authentication in .NET Core 3.1 along with additional references can be found here, and additional information on Authorization can be found here.
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Deploying HTTPS is not the same as enforcing it.
Encryption keys used to cost money. But we live in a time when adding encryption to your web application is either free or VERY inexpensive. Three years ago we wrote extensively about great services like LetsEncrypt that offer free basic encryption. But there are a surprising number of sites that still have no encryption at all and many that do offer it as a security to visitors but do not enforce it as a security for and across the application itself.
Also written at the time, we have a white paper resource that discusses this and other important related topics — including some of the most common vulnerability types.
Most Common Vulnerability Types
There are dozens of known vulnerability vectors. Some of the most common types apply to a majority of business websites. According to Microsoft, the most common vulnerability types to guard against in .NET Core 3.1 are as follows:
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) — An attacker places client-side scripts inside vulnerable website code, allowing the interception of cookies or access tokens. You can read more about this on Microsoft's website.
SQL Injection — An attacker places executable database statements in an entry field. This is one of the most common attack types today. To protect your site, read the warnings on Microsoft's Raw SQL Queries page or call us if you still have questions.
Cross-Site Request Forgery (XSRF) — An attacker takes advantage of a previously authorized session. To learn more about
Open Redirect — Page/URL redirects are important tools in the hands of coders. But vulnerable websites can have redirects tampered with to point to a malicious URL. Information on preventing this kind of attack can be found on Microsoft's website.
As we stated, there are many more potential vulnerabilities. Contact us if you need a more comprehensive listing and to see which might apply to your application.
Maintenance & Updates
.NET Core is updated regularly with new features, fixes, and important patches. The number one most important way to keep your .NET Core websites and applications safe and secure is to ensure that they are running the latest versions. As we write this article, .NET Core 3.1.1 was released on January 14, 2020. Since 3.1.x is a long-term-supported (LTS) version it will be kept current with security updates for the foreseeable future. All websites and applications — no matter their framework of coding language — should be kept up to date on the latest supported versions.
Summary — .NET Core 3.1 Is Safe & Secure
It is our opinion that the latest version of .NET Core 3.1.x is the safest and most secure development platform available today for creating business-class and enterprise-class websites and applications. But as with all development frameworks, deploying best practices and proper maintenance are key.
If you want to check your site for vulnerabilities we can help you run a vulnerability and security compliance scan and explain the results (shoot us a note).
* Yes, we are aware that the first computer DoS occurred in 1974 at the University of Illinois and that some sources cite a 1999 local-network disruption at the University of Minnesota as a DDoS attack. But both of those are not really the same thing and do not change the point. See the links below for more information.
Additional Links & Resources for Security & .NET Core 3.1
Microsoft's Overview of ASP.NET Core Security.
Radware wrote up a short history of DDoS attacks.
We like Britannica's background info on DDoS better.
Wikipedia cites different events in the history of DDoS, but documentation is sketchy.
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Organizer's name Tangoacademy
Comments (transportation, music, ...) Every fourth friday of the month at Studio Son Latino.
We play traditional Tango, Vals, Milonga, Neotango, Nontango in tandas a tres sin cortina.
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