Can your vulnerability management program adapt to local application attack vectors? Nowadays, keeping pace with worms and viruses means getting creative about policies.
As I understand it, and I may be wrong, but GAE's remote_api allows one application to access another application's datastore. I'll be blunt I don't understand how this works. I have read the article that everyone likes to point to, but I still don't understand how you can link two applications. Can someone explain it to me, perhaps with a small example or just point me to a tutorial that does this?
I use this method to move a single object in 3D space, it accounts for a local offset based on where the cursor ray hits the widget and the center of the widget.
var cursorRay = cursor.Ray;
Vector3 goalPosition = translationWidget.GoalPosition;
Vector3 position = cursorRay.Origin + cursorRay.Direction * grabDistance;
// Constrain object movement based on selected axis
switch (translationWidget.AxisSelected)
{
case AxisSelected.All: goalPosition = position; break;
case AxisSelected.None: break;
case AxisSelected.X: goalPosition.X = position.X; break;
case AxisSelected.Y: goalPosition.Y = position.Y; break;
case AxisSelected.Z: goalPosition.Z = position.Z; break;
}
translationWidget.GoalPosition = goalPosition;
Vector3 p = goalPosition - translationWidget.LocalOffset;
objectSelected.Position = p;
I would like to move multiple objects based on the same principle and using a widget which is located at the average position of all the objects currently selected.
I thought that I would have to translate each object based on their offset from the average point and then include the local offset.
var cursorRay = cursor.Ray;
Vector3 goalPosition = translationWidget.GoalPosition;
Vector3 position = cursorRay.Origin + cursorRay.Direction * grabDistance;
// Constrain object movement based on selected axis
switch (translationWidget.AxisSelected)
{
case AxisSelected.All: goalPosition = position; break;
case AxisSelected.None: break;
case AxisSelected.X: goalPosition.X = position.X; break;
case AxisSelected.Y: goalPosition.Y = position.Y; break;
case AxisSelected.Z: goalPosition.Z = position.Z; break;
}
translationWidget.GoalPosition = goalPosition;
Vector3 p = goalPosition - translationWidget.LocalOffset;
int numSelectedObjects = objectSelectedList.Count;
for (int i = 0; i < numSelectedObjects; ++i)
{
objectSelectedList[i].Position =
(objectSelectedList[i].Position - translationWidget.Position) + p;
}
This doesn't work as the object starts shaking, which I think is because I haven't accounted for the new offset correctly. Where have I gone wrong?
While doing a search engine optimization of a website, one of the most important things is to get quality back-links for your website. There are several ways of getting quality back-link for your website.
Back linking is one single process which is most important to have a satisfactory Google Page Rank. May be you have just started spreading your links on the web without considering the quality and value of the link. Here are top 3 common mistakes that linkbuilders make.
There are a lot of questions about what programming books should be on the programmer's bookshelf. How about non-programming related books that can help you become a better programmer or developer? It would also be interesting to know why they would help.
My first choice would be Sun Tzu's "Art of War" (however cliché), because it made it obvious that the success of any project depends on the strength of its weakest link (and warfare is a big project).
If you've been trying to figure out how to get listed on top of Google, Yahoo, and MSN then you've probably heard of the term "backlinks" by now. What exactly is a "backlink?" A backlink is a text link from another website to your website.
Traffic is King, as they say. You can either opt for paid traffic or free traffic. Paid Traffic involves paid advertising such as Pay-Per-Click, or link sponsorship on authority sites. The other way is free traffic, which you achieve using various resources.
I have a ubuntu Dekstop and a Windows 7 Desktop. The windows 7 is connected via wireless adapter and the ubuntu dekstop is connected via ethernet. The wireless adapter is capable of 300Mbps link speed. When my ubuntu is connected to the interet, the network becomes very very slow. I have a 15 Mbps cable broadband connection. I have had many devices connected at one with no problem, yet this one connection seems to be wreaking havoc.
I'd like to configure an SMTP MTA to accept all mail addressed to any domain and deliver it to my local user account.
It would be very useful for debugging mail sent in some code I'm working on. I'll be running the server locally - no outside world interaction required.
To be clear:
[email protected] - delivered to - cam8001@localhost
[email protected] - delivered to - cam8001@localhost
[email protected] - delivered to - cam8001@localhost
not entirely sure if it's appropriate to post this here, but I'll try:
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This is voluntary collaboration.
We are seeking programmers(Java), artists, designers, audio people and writers
So basically all kinds of people.
Please watch our video, for further information:
Video Link
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The best way to get your web-based business noticed is to rank high in the search engine results pages (otherwise known as SERPs). To make this a possibility and not just a dream, you need to establish a copious amount of links from other related sites. Simply put, when people visit these other sites, they'll be able to see a link that directs them to yours.
<b>Computer Weekly Blog: </b>"Grynzpan reckons that Brazil has to find a unique selling proposition and its vast pool of knowledge in open source software could be the real advantage of the local IT industry."
It's hard to visit a marketing related website without some company offering to submit your site to the search engines. Of course what many people don't realize is that you're not going to get into the SE's using these 'site submission tools' the only way to get into the search engine is for them to index your site after finding a link for your blog or website from a site that is in Google's or any other search engines results already. The bottom line is you should never pay for or use an automated search engine submission service.
Conversion Rate is the frequency or percentage of your website visitors who were successfully converted to purchase a sale of your products or services through the use of your Calls to Action or CTA. Call to action buttons are the buttons that you, as a web designer, want all your users to click on when they land on your page. Usually they'll be a link to a download, signup or sale.
I'm working on User Management System in ASP.NET MVC3. Administrator/Editor can search, insert, update and delete other users from the system.
What should I do when admin/editor clicks on Delete user link? Should I redirect him to new yes/no confirmation page or display some jquery popup window?
Should I then redirect him to the home page and display message The user has been successfully deleted from the system, or simple redirection should be just fine?
<b>Attaboy:</b> "I was looking forward to doing the update until I visited the link they provided, where I discovered that I would be required to have Windows XP SP2 with Windows Media Player 11 or higher to flash the radio."
I manually installed the tar.gz of openmpi 1.6.3 on Ubuntu 12.10. But now mpif90.openmpi returns the following:
Cannot open configuration file /usr/local/share/openmpi/
mpif90.openmpi-wrapper- data.txt
Error parsing data file mpif90.openmpi: Not found
How can I get mpif90.openmpi get running again? It was running fine if I install openmpi using apt-get install. But that way I will get only version 1.6.1. Thanks.
Why would an outbound link on a search engine tempt them to send you more visitors? Could these be a secret of search engine optimisation, or a way to leach you page rank?
I have 7 Ubuntu desktops connected to a SBS 2003 using Centrify.
I have a rather weird scenario, whereby a user with the name lightdm is trying to log into our server, possibly automatically. I thought lightdm was the session manager, not a user?
Does anybody know what could be causing this?
There is no user: "lightdm" on the server and the problem only comes from one of the 7 internal desktops connected to the server (its IP address is in the local network).
Part of developing great SEO techniques as a web designer is making your sites easy for people to link to. We all know that linking is a critical step to increased SEO rankings. Your design techniques and use of proper URLs will make a big difference in accomplishing your goals.
While it might be common sense for those of us looking for increased Page Rank to see Facebook's glistening "10" ranking and immediately begin salivating at the prospect of exploiting it to boost our own pages, there are several important points to note before investing a significant amount of time into Facebook for SEO purposes. Links on your business or web page's Fan page on Facebook contain the "nofollow" tag, which indicates to search engines (Google, Yahoo, etc.) that the link should not be crawled and, therefore, will not add to your page rank.
Mainly, when you choose your keywords you need to get yourself in the mindset of your targeted customers and employ the keywords that they are most likely to use online in the content of your website to get them to click on your link and see what you have to offer. You can know more by checking out our previous article.
Back links are useful in Search Engine Optimization and attracting referral traffic. They are therefore vital in web marketing to reach your target market through various keywords and your web link appearing on heavy traffic sites.
After deploying a charm, either locally or not, juju status lists "Pending". It seems to sit in this state for awhile, longer in my experience in the cloud, a bit shorter locally. What is juju doing during this time?
For local instances it's a couple minutes or less, longer with cloud instances, up to 10 minutes in some cases. I am just curious if deploy's stay pending when the VM is being setup or is something else going on?