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Discussion in 'The Mainboard' started by TrustyPatches, Mar 15, 2020.
not really
No one has any idea at all.
Are the strong side effects from the vaccines due to mRNA, or more to the fact that it's novel?
does JJ show similar side effects?
It's the protein that the mRNA codes for, your body already naturally will eliminate foreign RNA it sees (e.g. a virus trying to infect you) so a ton of the work in this technology went into getting these pieces of mRNA to properly be stable inside a lipid bubble that can properly fuse with your cells iirc. I haven't looked it up, but I bet for J&J the few trial patients who did get two shots probably had a more intense reaction on the second if it was within a month.
I'm sure pperc could correct me if I'm wrong here, but my guess is that mRNA vaccines could give a stronger second reaction because they wind up expressing a lot more spike protein overall (thus driving a stronger immune response, especially on the second shot) than what you may get in a J&J vaccine.
It's not entirely clear. Being novel a priori doesn't mean bad. Some may be due to the lipid nanoparticle as well.
Just got my second Pfizer shot. So damn excited.
I'm number 1,047 on a wait list in case someone doesn't show up. Not too encouraging, but maybe I'll get a call one day this month.
most patients who got shingrix vaccinations say shingrix was worse than Covid vaccinations in terms of side effects ftr fwiw FYI gbr nfm
Do I believe the report that they think there will be enough vaccines for all adults by end of May?
I'm predicting earlier than that, late April or early May for all adults that want one.
Source: Algorithms
Wow, as someone who's pessimistic brain was preparing for late summer/early fall...April or May would be amazing.
Clinic down the street from work might have extra vaccines at the end of the day. I had covid about 4 weeks ago. If I am offered one, is there any reason not to get it?
Where did you get on a wait list
Vaccine breakthrough cases now all the rage. State health dept wanting us to report any cases.
Turns out 90% is not 100%. Who knew.
Arkansas getting 24,000 J&J vaccines by end of this week.
Can't wait to see bertwing interviewed on Newsmax wearing a generals helmet, pushing a shopping cart filled with 2000 vials of the vaccine.
Instead of the word they, it helps to think of it as the word we. We think we will have enough vaccines by end of May!
Potentially a strong immune reaction with such a recent infection. Ideally you'd wait another 8 weeks. And then getting 1 dose may be sufficient, but for now plan on 2.
Thanks, appreciate it
Is the immune response/side effects as severe with the J&J vaccine compared to Moderna and Pfizer?
Cahaba Medical Center in Alabama.
Walmart seems to be the main retailer offering waste prevention lists from what I've seen
Keep forgetting who it was but someone on here got his first shot a couple of weeks after being diagnosed. He had a very intense reaction after shot 1.
Reinfections are so uncommon within 90 days it's reasonable to wait 3 months or 12 weeks ish to start series.
Getting my first Pfizer shot next Thursday. It will be 9 weeks out from a very mild case. Hoping I don't get super sick but I have the next 3ish days off of work just in case.
Same team!
Now Biden saying enough vaccinations for every American by the end of May. Unequivocally great news.
Same question as before regarding kids and vaccines. What are we doing with 300 million full vaccination doses when we don't have that many adults and children will need different vaccines?
Maybe some get thrown away like what has been happening. The J&J are only 1 dose vaccines, so that could change the calculus, but who knows.
Man this second shot is kinda wrecking me. I felt fine yesterday all day, but I woke up in the middle of the night last night with chills, body aches, and extreme fatigue.
It sucks, but at least I know it's doing its job. I'm sure I'll feel a ton better tomorrow.
Pain is temporary. Immunity is less temporary.
-Michael Scott
So with Abbott being dumbass Abbott, Im starting to look into getting the vaccine asap. I think I just need to accept it will be a couple months until me (a non-risk population guy) will be able to get it...
A lot of speculation that it may be closer to one month rather than two with how many people may opt-out and manufacturing increases. You can also look into volunteering at a site for a day where you'd get vaccinated at the end of the day.
Sounds like my pattern. I felt fine when I woke up the next morning.
Is that an option? Damn!
I might do that.
Thanks dude
It will depend on the area. I know in Louisville if you volunteer, you have to volunteer for 40 hours before you are eligible for the vaccine.
Yeah I've no idea what's going on in Austin (think hood b. goode still lives there), but we've seen several posters here in different states volunteer and get a shot at the end of the day.
It is some places. My roommate gave a few shots as a volunteer nurse and got hers. They were prioritizing medical volunteers over non-medical volunteers but I'm sure every place is different. Definitely worth a look.
Lol I am volunteering for 3 hours and am supposed to get it.
I'm high risk in mid 30's in Texas and still unable. Last update I saw for Dallas county was 55+ with health risks.
But you're in the foreign country of Alaska where you're probably trading seal blubber or something.
Twice as big as Texas and twice as fast at vaccinating.
But y'all don't need the fancy freezers, you can just set the vials in the snow
Shit, they could do that in texas like 2 weeks ago.
Getting my first shot tomorrow. Neither of my parents had any reactions but every person is different.
Are there any medications you should/shouldn't take if you're feeling like crap from it? I've seen people mention Benadryl is okay if you have a fever.
Afterward you are probably fine, but in general my advice is don't be a pussy and just deal with post-vaccine symptoms without meds.
alcohol, weed and meth absolutely fine though.
are there any restrictions on giving blood around the shots? First shot is 3/5 then 3/26 or 4/2 depending on what I get. Blood drive is 3/17. Should I just pass?
Honestly no idea. Don't think there should be but something you could ask them.
grats on the vaccine though!
Ibuprofen and acetaminophen equally ok to take if you need it after getting a shot? Or is acetaminophen preferred?
When in doubt avoid nsaids. Tylenol imo.

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- FPL Striker Options - 29 Sep 2022
- FPL Options in Defence - 2 Sep 2022
- FPL Forward Options - 19 Aug 2022
My first article with Jumpers for Goalposts this season will be looking at differential options in defence, focusing on those priced at £5m and under with an ownership of below 10%. The most popular £4.5m defender so far has been Arsenal's Tomiyasu. However, with him now being an injury doubt, this opens the doors to considering other options.
All stats and maps used here are taken from Fantasy Football Fix, unless stated otherwise.
- 4th for goals conceded (40)
- 5th for xG conceded (40.98)
- Joint 3rd for clean sheets (16)
- 9th for shots in box conceded (310)
Therefore, it's understandable why Perišić has immediately become so popular, considering his attacking threat coupled with Spurs' defensive record. Tottenham were also a strong attack last season, scoring 69 goals (4th), having 198 shots on target (4th), and 104 big chances (3rd) – with some positive opening fixtures:
A few FPL managers will still be considering £5m Doherty, who had a great run of games before an unfortunate injury last season. In his 874 minutes, he scored 2 goals (xG=2.85) and had 4 assists (xA=1.75), with an additional FPL assist. Doherty had the highest xG per 90 of any defender (0.29) and the 3rd highest shots on target per 90 (0.62). He also had an attempted assist per 90 of 1.54. However, given Tottenham's latest investments in their defence, Doherty does carry a risk of rotation.
On the more nailed side are Dier and Romero, both coming in at £5m. Dier played 3072 minutes compared to Romero's 1846, and is currently the most-owned out of these three options, but still only at 3.2% ownership. He scored no goals (xG=1.21) and registered 1 FPL assist in 2021/22, with an expected assist of 1.42. He also attempted 7 assists, creating 3 big chances, and made a total of 13 shots, with 5 on target.
Romero scored 1 goal last season (xG=0.31), attempting 6 shots and having 2 on target. He had no assists (xA=0.35), attempting 6 but creating no big chances.
Doherty's attacking threat compared to the other two are definitely shown in their heatmaps, with Dier and Romero's goal involvement potentially coming from set pieces. However, there is also the question of rotation that we have to consider.
Arsenal's defensive assets proved very popular last season, and for good reason. Among all teams, Arsenal were:
- 8th for goals conceded (48)
- 7th for xG conceded (45.82)
- 5th for clean sheets (13)
- 4th for shots in box conceded (265)
They also had a fairly strong attack, scoring 61 goals (6th), and having 197 shots on target (5th), and 69 big chances (8th).
Arsenal have some of the strongest opening fixtures, which is one of the reasons Tomiyasu became so popular very quickly.
Although games against United and Leicester could prove to be tougher, they face 2 promoted teams in the first 6 games and some other favourable match-ups that could mean Arsenal defenders get off to a solid start.
White was a solid pick throughout last season, and coming in at £4.5m again he offers a cheap way into a very strong defence – but is only at 8.1% ownership. He scored no goals last season (xG = 0.62) and had no assists (xA=1.37). He made 12 shots, with 4 on target, and attempted 13 assists and created 1 big chance. His lack of goal threat compared to other assets may push you towards other £4.5m options. However, Arsenal are a strong defence with great opening fixtures.
For £0.5m more, after his move to Arsenal, Zinchenko is certainly an interesting asset that many managers will be watching closely, sitting at 6.5% ownership. Officially listed as a defender, he could potentially play out of position in midfield. He only played 1044 minutes last season, and his starting place will seem more likely now in the Arsenal squad. In 2021/22, he racked up 4 assists (xA=2.14), with no goals (xG=0.44). In this time, he had 12 shots, with 4 on target, and attempted 16 assists, creating 3 big chances. He did manage a xA per 90 of 0.18 and an attempted assist per 90 of 1.38. In terms of goal threat, he had a shot per 90 of 1.03 and a shot on target per 90 of 0.34.
Gabriel (£5m) was the 8th highest scoring defender last season, with 146 points and 5 goals (xG=3.03) – the only defender equalling that goal tally was Reece James. Due to this, he is at a higher ownership than White or Zinchenko, with 8.4% of managers choosing him so far. He made 29 shots, with 12 on target, making 0.85 shots per 90 and 0.35 shots on target per 90. Gabriel had 0 assists (xA=0.64), attempting 9 assists in this time, and created 1 big chance. Of all Arsenal defenders, he is predicted to score the highest number of points between GW1 and 6; with 21.7.
Arsenal looks to be a strong team to invest in, highlighted by Tomiyasu's high ownership. With him now injured, FPL managers have the option to invest in other teams or jump on another Arsenal asset, while considering potential rotation.
- 12th for goals conceded (56)
- 8th for xG conceded (46.72)
- Joint 10th for clean sheets (9)
- Joint 7th for shots in box conceded (306)
Therefore, despite over-performing their expected goals conceded, there is the possibility that one of the Brentford defenders could be great value for money. Brentford were also 11th for goals scored (48), joint 11th for shots on target (154), and 9th for big chances (66).
After 2 tougher opening fixtures, Brentford hit a really good run of games, which is a reason Raya has been so popular as a £4.5m goalkeeper.
If you wanted to invest in the Brentford defence, Jansson (£4.5m), who played 3322 minutes last season, is a stand-out pick. In 2021/22, he scored 3 goals (xG=3.79) and 1 assist (xA=0.58), with a further 3 FPL assists. Jansson was among the top 10 defenders for shots on target (11) and had the most big chances (8) of any defender last year. He attempted 5 assists and created 1 big chance. Considering his set-piece threat, Jansson is definitely being overlooked, currently at just 2.9% ownership.
At the same price, Henry is also an option here at under 1% ownership – he played 2784 minutes last season. He also scored 3 goals (xG=1.84) with no assists (xA=1.84). Over the season, he had 14 shots, with 5 on target. He did attempt 18 assists, and created 2 big chances. Of the Brentford defenders, he is predicted to score the most points from GW1-6, with 18.1.
Now re-classified as a defender, Canós is also an interesting asset. With 3 goals (xG=3.16) and 2 assists (xA=2.10), and 1 further FPL assist. Throughout last season, he attempted 17 assists, with 0.73 attempted assists per 90, and created 3 big chances. Canós made a total of 33 shots, with 13 on target. This also gave him very positive per 90 stats, with 1.42 shots and 0.56 shots on target per 90 minutes. However, he is suspended until August 13th, so won't be a player you start with.
Henry and Canós take up the more attacking position down the wing, with Jansson being a centre-back who has a great set-piece threat.
With Ajer and Pinnock injured, the Brentford defence is looking weaker. Assets from stronger defences such as Brighton and Wolves I think will be more favoured, but as a rotational defender one of the Brentford assets could definitely work. However, if you're set on having Raya as your keeper, then doubling up on the Brentford defence may not be viable.
Although they greatly over-performed their goals conceded, Wolves defenders proved solid assets last season.
- 5th for goals conceded (43)
- Joint 7th for clean sheets (11)
- 12th for xG conceded (56.14)
- Joint 13th for shots in box conceded (341)
Wolves are another team who struggled to score goals last season (38 in total, coming in at 17th), with only the 3 relegated teams scoring less goals than them. They were also 17th for shots on target (242), and 15th for big chances (54), so that is definitely a downside to Wolves assets.
With some great opening fixtures, it definitely looks like opting for a Wolves defender with low ownership could really bring value for money. Despite performing poorly in some statistics, Wolves have two very appealing £4.5m wingbacks.
As Semedo is injured, Jonny's starting position seems fairly nailed at least at the start of the season, so could offer great value. In the 2021/22 season, he scored 2 goals (xG=0.88) and no assists (xA=1.11).
Aït-Nouri has the highest points projection of any £4.5m defender and any team outside last year's top 3 (24.3 points) for GW1-6 from Fantasy Football Fix. Although the risk of rotation has been brought up, with Marçal's move away his starting place seems more assured now. Last season, he scored 1 goal (xG=0.53) and had 2 assists (xA=1.52), with a further 2 FPL assists..
Both wingbacks have very similar playing styles, with Aït-Nouri clocking 1831 minutes last season compared to Jonny's 1026.
Despite there being a large gap in playing time, Jonny made 10 shots, with Aït-Nouri making 13. Aït-Nouri also attempted 17 assists; with Johnny attempting 11. Per 90 minutes, Jonny made 0.44 shots on target, putting him just outside the top 10 defenders, with Aït-Nouri having 0.20 shots on target per 90.
There definitely seems to be great value on offer in the Wolves defence, and taking a chance on one of these may provide consistent points while being able to invest more in your attack if that's your preferred team structure.
Newcastle's defence became a lot more popular towards the end of last season. Overall, they were:
- 15th for goals conceded (62)
- Joint 12th for clean sheets (8) along with 4 other teams, with only 4 teams having less
- 15th for xG conceded (60.54)
- Joint 13th for shots in box conceded (341)
Though not a very impressive record, their form at the end of last season was particularly promising. From GW32 to GW38, per game, they were:
- Joint 3rd for goals conceded (8) along with three other teams – only Tottenham and Liverpool scored less
- 2nd for clean sheets (0.50)
- 8th for xG conceded (1.22)
- Joint 8th for shots in box conceded (8.25)
Newcastle scored 44 goals last season; 12th among all teams, and had 149 shots on target (14th) and joint 17th for big chances (49) – with only Norwich registering less in that statistic. From GW32-38, they did have a slight improvement – having 1.38 goals (9th), 4.63 shots on target (9th), and 2 big chances (joint 7th) per game.
It is unfortunate that they face City and Liverpool in the opening 6, but considering Newcastle's form at the end of last season their budget defensive assets could be of great value in rotation.
Schär (£4.5m) played 2169 minutes in the 2021/22 season. In this time, he scored 2 goals (xG=0.76) and had a total of 21 shots, with 8 being on target. This accumulates to 0.87 shots per minute. He also had 2 assists (xA=1.29) and attempted 9 assists, creating 4 big chances.
Burn played almost 300 more minutes than Schär and scored 1 goal (xG=1.49), having a total of 18 shots, with 5 on target. He also registered 1 assist (xA=0.92) and attempted 6 assists, creating 2 big chances.
Despite those two being rotation risks, I think Botman (£4.5m) would be a viable way into the Newcastle defence if you didn't have the funds to stretch to Trippier. As he has just moved from Ligue 1 to the Premier League, I have taken his stats from FBREF. Last season, he scored 3 goals (xG = 1.40) and bagged 1 assist (xA=0.40). He is definitely not as attacking as Trippier, making only 5 shots on target. Trippier is definitely one of my top choices among the defenders, so if you could stretch to him I think it would be worth it, but as Botman should be nailed he could be a solid £4.5m pick to rotate during the more favourable fixtures – and is still only owned by 3.5% of managers.
At £5m, I think Trippier is definitely worth investing in over the differential of Targett. Trippier looked to be a very promising asset, where he scored 2 goals (xG=0.23). A lot of FPL managers agree, as he is at 16% ownership. I do think Botman could provide great value, and hopefully Newcastle pick up where they left off with their great form.
- 7th for goals conceded (46)
- 4th for xG conceded (39.32)
- 6th for clean sheets (12)
- 5th for shots in box conceded (267)
In terms of attacking stats, they were 10th for goals scored (50), 15th for shots on target (147), and 12th for big chances (61).
The big downside to Palace assets are their poor opening fixtures, facing Arsenal and Liverpool in the first two games, and then City in GW3. As such, they will probably be assets we invest in in the future, but it's definitely worth looking at their defensive options for future consideration.
£4.5m defender Mitchell scored no goals last season (xG=0.26) and had 2 assists (xA=1.46). He played all but 2 of their games, and could definitely be a future differential when Palace hit a nicer fixture run. He attempted 21 assists, which comes out to 0.61 per 90, with 2 big chances created, and 4 shots, with none on target.
Guéhi scored 2 goals (xG=1.75) last season and registered 1 assist (xA=1.11). He had 19 shots, with 5 on target, and attempted only 6 assists and created 1 big chance. Guéhi registered a shot per 90 of 0.53. Guéhi also played 36 games last season, and although he does take up a less attacking role than Mitchell, he has a set-piece threat.
Andersen (£4.5m) is also an option from the Palace defence. Last season, he scored no goals (xG=0.45) but had 3 assists (xA=1.73), with an additional FPL assist. He made 8 shots, with 3 on target, and attempted 20 assists and created 2 big chances. Andersen had 0.25 shots per 90 and had 0.62 attempted assists per 90.
I think there will be other more valuable cheap defenders to start the season with considering Palace's opening fixtures, but these assets are definitely ones to look out for in the future.
Brighton finished last season inside the top 10, and their defence did great last season. Among all teams, they were:
- 6th for goals conceded (44)
- 6th for xG conceded (45.34)
- Joint 7th for clean sheets (11)
- 6th for shots in box conceded (291)
At times, Brighton struggled to get on the scoresheet, only managing 42 goals last season (joint 15th). They were also 13th for shots on target (151) and 11th for big chances (62).
Due to their defensive record, their assets surely have to be considered. Their opening fixtures also seem fairly positive:
With some tougher fixtures, they do face a struggling Leeds team and a newly promoted Fulham. This does allow for some great fixtures if you are able to rotate.
The main bargains from the Brighton defence have to be Dunk and Lamptey, both coming in at £4.5m.
Last season, Dunk scored 1 goal (xG=1.04) but registered no assists (xA=0.33). Lamptey came away with no goals (xG=0.97) but 2 assists (xA=2.44). Dunk played considerably more minutes – 2610 compared to Lamptey's 1570.
From their respective heat maps, it's notable that Lamptey is a much more explosive asset, taking up a more attacking role compared to Dunk's position as a centre-back.
This can also be seen in their stats, as Lamptey attempted 21 assists compared to Dunk's 3. This means that Lamptey came out with 1.21 attempted assists per 90. Both players had 19 shots, with Dunk having 7 on target and Lamptey having 4. This puts Lamptey's shots per 90 as 1.10, with Dunk's being 0.66.
Dunk seems the safer option here, with Lamptey's injury record also a concern. At the £4.5m slot, I think Dunk offers great value as part of a strong defensive team. Lamptey is the more exciting option, but maybe one to add to the watchlist if you wanted to play it safe.
£5m Cucurella has also been an exciting asset in the Premier League, with his future still not confirmed. He scored 1 goal (xG=0.63), registering 18 shots with 3 on target. He also had 1 assist, with an expected assist of 2.84.
However, if he does transfer to City, then there will be Pep Roulette to manage.
Walker (£5m)
If Cucurella doesn't make the move to City, then Walker, currently owned by 5.4% of managers, becomes very interesting.
City's defence was brilliant last year:
- Joint 1st for goals conceded (26)
- Joint 1st for clean sheets (21)
- 1st for xG conceded (23.95)
- 1st for shots in box conceded (164)
Similarly, they were 1st for goals scored (99), 2nd for shots on target (254), and 2nd for big chances (121). As well as this, they have a great set of opening fixtures:
Walker scored no goals last season (xG=0.22) and bagged 2 assists (xA=1.22). Walker had 8 shots, with 2 on target, and attempted 12 assists, creating 3 big chances.
As always, Walker will be a minutes risk, but that risk does become more enticing if Cucurella doesn't sign. However, there are a plethora of defensive options.
Dalot (£4.5m)
There are a lot of interesting choices in the United squad. However, they didn't have a great 2021/22 season. They were:
- 13th for goals conceded (57)
- 11th for xG conceded (53.49)
- Joint 12th for clean sheets (8) tied with 4 teams – only 4 other teams had less
- 10th for shots in box conceded (327)
Attacking-wise, they scored 57 goals (8th), had 187 shots on target (6th), and 80 big chances (5th).
Many managers will be tentative to take a chance on the United defence, but, at £4.5m, Dalot could offer great value. He played 1799 minutes last season, however scored no goals (xG=0.62), and made 13 shots, with 4 being on target. He had no assists (xA=0.93) and attempted 16 assists.
Justin (£4.5m)
Leicester's defensive record last season proved quite frustrating for those who owned them:
- 14th for goals conceded (59)
- 18th for xG conceded (64.13)
- 17th for clean sheets (7)
- 18th for shots in box conceded (392)
However, their attacking numbers were a lot more positive, being 5th for goals scored (62), 8th for shots on target (69) and 6th for big chances (73).
The main downside to Leicester fixtures are their opening fixtures, where they face Arsenal, Chelsea, and United:
Justin has been a pick highlighted by the FPL community, but is only at 3.3% ownership, likely due to initial rotation fears and an opening set of fixtures that aren't as favourable as the top 4 teams'.
Last season, he was rotated and played just under 1000 minutes. In this time, he scored no goals (xG=0.55) and had no assists (xA=0.79). He did have 5 shots, 1 being on target, and attempted 9 assists, creating 1 big chance.
With him highly favoured to be the preferred left-back next season, he could be another bargain differential.
However, due to Leicester's opening fixtures, he would have to be rotated – but this can be expected for a defender at his price.
Coufal (£4.5m)
Given his price tag, it would definitely be worth looking at Coufal more closely. West Ham finished 7th last season, and their record was as follows:
- 9th for goals conceded (51)
- 9th for xG conceded (51.61)
- Joint 12th for clean sheets (8) – tied with 4 other teams, with only 4 teams having less
- 15th for shots in box conceded (354)
They were also 7th for total goals scored (60), 10th for shots on target (157), and 7th for big chances (72).
In between some very tough fixtures are some favourable ones, and although their defence was not as strong as others covered here, I think it is still worth covering Coufal as a £4.5m option.
Coufal scored no goals (xG=0.48) last season, having 11 shots and 5 on target. He did, however, have 4 assists (xA=2.17) and attempted 21 in total, with 4 big chances created. There are other options here with nicer opening fixtures who will definitely be favoured.


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book - 'Naga Path', by Ursula Graham Bower, published John Murray 1950
|Chapter four. Black Magic
|to Phungam; poor camp
|Next day we climbed up through the misty forests and over the range. Chinaorang was still lame, the men had coughs and chills, and Luikai, glooming along behind me, was (38) prophesying pneumonia for everybody. When at last we descended shivering on the promised haven, we found, not the sound huts for which we longed, but a half-derelict camp looming up through wet mist, a wild, gusty wind driving the clouds past, and thatched roofs which leaked on the pitted earth floors. The villagers were not expecting us, so it was not their fault; but when at last we secured some firewood, it was soaking wet, and the fires smoked as only Naga fires can, with acrid persistence; there was hardly a dry space large enough to hold the camp-bed and we went round and round the hut with it, defeated by drips at every place where we tried to put it down, and to top all off, a violent thunderstorm blew up and removed with one roaring blast the mats we had laboriously spread over the leaks in the roof. With one accord we all gave up the struggle and went dumbly to bed.


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Cardano (ADA) price surged and dipped on the same day, starting with the excitement around the launch of its first decentralized exchange, the DEX SundaeSwap, and then following the bearish trend of Bitcoin.
SundaeSwap Victories and Failures
The price of ADA had risen by around 10% last week due to Cardano's beta launch of its first decentralized application (DApp) SundaeSwap, a decentralized exchange (DEX) that enables token staking and aims to "decentralize not only access to financial services, but also the core business model itself.
"We are launching with a beta label because, although the DEX smart contracts have been fully audited and the DEX meets all industry standards for security, the implementation of fully decentralized governance will only be not immediately possible due to existing transaction size limits on Cardano. blockchain.
The launch of SundaeSwap involves the inclusion of its utility token SUNDAE, which offers holders the ability to vote on the governance protocol, as well as to trade, bet and lend coins. The price of the token will be determined by the community as evidence of its decentralization goals.
"The Sundae Token is a utility token essential to the proper functioning of the SundaeSwap DEX. We are focused on building the most useful decentralized exchange protocol possible, in line with the decentralized ethos we all believe in. In this context, we firmly believe that this protocol does not belong to us, the company that wrote the software, but to us, the entire SundaeSwap community.
They explained that at protocol launch, 7% of the token's community supply would be "locked by the DAO in a smart contract called The Taste Test," and added that after ten days, "all of those tokens will be used to create the ADA/Sundae liquidity pool, establishing the initial price of the token.
Shortly after trading began on the DEX, users were unhappy with congestion on the net, orders waiting for hours and failed trades. The SundaeSwap team had already warned against this possibility before the launch.
CEO Mateen Motavaf responded to the complaints in a bold, all caps message that read "IF YOUR ORDER IS ON CHAIN IT WILL BE PROCESSED ORDERS FAIL DUE TO CONGESTION PLEASE BE PATIENT".
The team wrote on Jan. 8, "We want to let you know that while orders may take days to process, everyone's orders will be processed fairly and in the order they were received."
They remain confident that "the protocol can meet the normal daily load once things settle down."
The scalability of Cardano
Cardano's roadmap is currently focused on several updates to optimize and scale the network, in hopes of achieving faster transactions and adopting the Hydra layer 2 solution.
Its partner company Input Output has just announced a promising scaling update that is supposed to increase Plutus script memory units per transaction to 12.5 million. The first change is expected to go into effect on January 25.
"Memory/CPU settings improvements for Plutus remain one of 11 ways Cardano intends to scale in 2022. Other ways include increasing block size, pipeline, ingress endorsers, node enhancements, disk storage, sidechains, Hydra Layer 2 scaling solution, Offload compute and Mithril solution.
– Enter exit
Problems aside, Cardano has already strengthened its competition with Ethereum, sometimes seeing higher transaction volume and lower fees.
Related Reading | Cardano enters the basho phase: how it improves performance
Bitcoin behind the Cardano crash?
Today, Bitcoin is down around 10% below $38,000. At the same time, the total market cap fell below $2 trillion.
Analysts have previously alleged that Bitcoin governs the health of the crypto market, so its downtrend could affect other coins like ADA.
Many enthusiasts were expecting a bullish trend for the Cardano coin in hopes of its price reaching $2 amid future optimizations and the launch of SundaeSwap, but this setup was spoiled.
The launch of SundaeSwap pushed Cardano up 7.5% from its daily low of $1.32 to $1.42 and then stabilized at $1.40. Then, following the bearish trend in the crypto market, ADA fell to around $1.20.
The general bearish trend in the market followed the general concern over a more hawkish Federal Reserve, expecting higher interest rates. This also happened alongside Russia's announcement of a crypto ban.
ADA is trading at $1.2 on the daily chart – Source: ADAUSDT on TradingView.com
Related Reading | Cardano is hitting rock bottom? What you should consider before rushing into ADA


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It is hard to look at Uber and not ask yourself WTF, but yet another case where it is very clear core skills, in this case core business skills just don't exist at the top.
Look at Uber's board, how many nonemployees have a background in apps, services, or personal public transportation? (The guy from Google (Alphabet) is an attorney). Though I think the big problem there is a lack of multi-national skills, image management and marketing at the top.
HPE's board
If you look at HP's board you can see the problem. They have Dan Ammann, CEO of General Motors with virtually no background in HP's business, Marc Andreesen who both created and helped kill Netscape in an ill-advised pivot to the enterprise with no hardware background (partially credited with both the Apotheker screw up, and Whitman's selection); Mike Angelakis an investment expert in media and telecom with no hardware or software expertise; Pam Carter out of Cummins with a background in energy and transport but nothing in any HPE related business; and Klaus Kleinfeld out of Alcoa and Siemens AG (which is as close as we get to an HPE related background, and it isn't that close).
Then you add Whitman who was out of PayPal and you see that the only consistent skills are in general business and investment, which is why they have so much executive churn below Whitman and their strategy is based on cutting costs not growing business.
This is a long way of saying replacing Whitman likely wouldn't fix anything because the board lacks the skills needed to understand what skills are needed in the replacement.
It starts with the board
If you see a company in trouble, look to its board members to see if they have the skills needed before you blame the CEO. Just replacing a CEO, if the board lacks core skills, just changes the problem it doesn't fix it.
Look at Yahoo, another firm that recently failed a turn around. It is in the online mixed media business now, but I challenge you to find one person on their board who has a background in this including their now departing CEO who came from Google.
They had Ross Levinsohn who had the needed background and the idiots, sorry, poorly founded board, forced him out in favor of Marissa Mayer and now Verizon is buying the company for pennies on the dollar.
So, why do you care? You are likely investing millions into tech companies' products and you have no idea whether the company is truly being, or will continue to be, well run.
I suggest you take a hard look at the board. If the board lacks any knowledge of the industry or business the firm is in, and particularly if it is heavy in financial types they will undoubtedly screw the company up and you'll be left with a problem you don't want or need.
So I'd recommend looking for three things in the enterprise company you choose:
- Related experience on the board
- Stability in the executive staff
- Sustained performance in the segment you are depending on them to execute in
Bet you don't do that now, but I bet you will eventually regret it later.


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Though you could argue as to whether the whole question is relevant to
someone who's severely visually impaired; would it be better to have a
multiple choice, but with 4 samples, and get the student to identify
which one was quartz by feel, as that's the way they'd have to do it
were they in the field - and is probably more equivalent to the rest
of the class going from the visual appearance of the rock, rather than
a complex description.
Of course, then the instructor probably wouldn't want to have diamond
as one of the choices as Cliff had suggested...
Or, give them all a description, if you want them to know particular
properties of the rock, rather than just what it looks like.
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> 1. Re: ALT text usage for Geology test questions
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> Quartz is:
> a) the plural of "quart†in German.
> b) a subatomic particle, distinguished in part by its charm.
> c) a hard white or colorless mineral consisting of silicon dioxide, found widely in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks. [The correct answer is always "c,†right?]
> d) All of the above.
> e) a) and c), but not b).
> So let's think of how we can present the information in the image as a question, not an answer. (Gee, we're playing alt-Jeopardy! – with apologies to people not familiar with the game show.)
> Here are points I would consider:
> · Does anything in the image tell me that the substance is hard? If not, don't use that word. Maybe it has sharp edges, and I can infer from those that it is hard, but I can't "see†hardness. So if sharp edges is a clue I should be looking for, tell me that they're there—but don't tell me what they mean, because presumably you're testing for that.
> · If anyone can tell it's silicon dioxide by looking at it, keep them away from kryptonite! I don't know geology, but I do know X-ray crystallography, and it would take X-ray vision and sophisticated software to tell what elements are in a crystalline substance. So obviously that isn't helpful in the alt text.
> · The definition says quartz is "found widely in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.†But is the rock in the image all three of those? Presumably it's mainly one or two. What features would I have to perceive in the image to determine which one—or ones—are present? In the alt text, describe those features—but don't give away the meaning.
> · If the image is a chunk of quartz completely isolated from the source rock, how would I know what kind of rock it came from? I assume that I wouldn't. But if there is something telltale that suggests this is quartz from a particular type of rock, describe that feature in the alt text—but don't tell what it means.
> · What's the point of the ruler? Yes, I know it establishes scale, but what is that scale? Is the ruler calibrated in millimeters? Centimeters? Sixteenths of an inch? Some other base unit? Then give me that information, as presented by the ruler. In other words, you could say "11.4 mm wide†if the ruler is calibrated to the millimeter, but you couldn't say "11.39 mm wideâ€Â—so convey significant digits and estimations to the extent that would be standard in this field.
> You could do both. What if you set the problem up so the student had to identify quartz from a collection of crystal-forming substances? I'm going out on a limb with my geologic knowledge, so indulge me if the specific examples don't make perfect sense. It's the approach that matters:
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Desiree Alexis-Kae Mize has never accepted her body. He went to his first weight loss camp at the age of 5. She weighed 45 kg then.
1. Perpetual overweight
The girl admits that she does not remember the times when she was not overweight. Even as a child, she weighed too much. Camps for obese children accompanied her from an early age. Desiree developed an overactive thyroid gland when she was 8 years old.
The disease confirmed her belief that there is no point in fighting for a slim figure and health. The girl has 4 sisters, including a twin sister. They are all slim and tall. Comparing herself to her sisters made Desiree always in complexes and a carousel of comparing herself with others.
2. Gastric reduction surgery
Regular exercise and diet dominated the girl's life, and it didn't work.
Despite hypothyroidism, she lost 80 kg
During the consultation, the doctor suggested gastric reduction surgery . The skeptical reaction of the family and her own fears prevented the young woman from making a decision. For the next three years, she followed the lives of women who had reduced their stomachs. She learned that this was not a shortcut but persistent work. You should still stick to a diet and exercise regularly. "These women did what I did, only they saw the effects of their work, and I saw the fat girl in the mirror," he writes on his Instagram.
Desiree weighed 145 kg when she opted for surgery. As she recalls – it was the best decision in her life.
3. Fight for the figure
The girl was very careful what she was eating and exercised regularly. Her weight began to decline and the swelling she experienced was clearly diminishing. The girl's goal is to build muscle mass to get rid of loose skin while losing weight.
Incredible metamorphosis – she lost over 80 kg
Desiree weighs 73 kg today and is finally happy. He works hard and motivates other women on his social media profiles. As she writes, "Start setting small achievable goals and move on! Life is too short to be unhappy "
4. Reduction of the stomach in Poland
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Elland Road latest news: 'Very serious' Leeds academy gem tipped for first-team football
Lewis Bate has a bright future ahead of him and is edging towards a senior Leeds United debut, according to LeedsLive journalist Joe Donnohue.
The central midfielder was included on the Whites' bench for the second time when they suffered a 4-1 defeat to Arsenal at the weekend.
What's the latest news involving Bate?
Bate made the move to Elland Road during the summer transfer window, with him going straight into Leeds' under-23 squad.
According to MailOnline, Marcelo Bielsa's side parted with £1.5million to steal the 19-year-old away from Premier League rivals Chelsea.
The report suggests Leeds moved to the front of a queue of suitors which also included Liverpool, West Ham United and Southampton after talks progressed quickly.
Bate's potential value was immediately protected by Leeds as he penned a three-year deal which will keep him at Elland Road until the summer of 2024.
While the England under-20 international has yet to make his senior bow, head coach Bielsa has admitted to being impressed with Bate's hard-working and very serious nature, while he also hinted he has done sufficient work behind the scenes at Thorp Arch to be integrated into the first-team.
Bate has made an instant impact for Leeds' under-23s, making 16 appearances and contributing a goal and an assist.
What has Joe Donnohue said about Bate?
Donnohue believes it is only a matter of time before Bate is given his first-team debut by Bielsa.
The journalist reckons more is still to come from the midfielder as well, with him continuing to develop and improve his game.
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But Donnohue claims Bate has a bright future ahead of him at Elland Road.
He told GIVEMESPORT: "He is still very much a development prospect but he's somebody who, in future, could certainly play in the first team."
How has Bate's prospects improved?
There are question marks over fellow central midfielder Kalvin Phillips' future, with Manchester United and Liverpool reportedly looking to battle it out and seal a £60million deal next summer.
It was claimed in September that Leeds had opened negotiations over a new deal which would see Phillips rewarded with a major pay rise.
Reports a matter of weeks later suggested discussions had reached an advanced stage – with the Whites hoping to tie the England international down to a fresh long-term contract ahead of the January transfer window opening for business – but there has been no confirmation of an agreement being reached at Elland Road.
The uncertainty, along with Phillips being sidelined for two months with a hamstring injury, could boost Bate's chances of breaking into the team.
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[Xen-devel] arch linux xen 4.2 no network
I just created arch linux xen 4.2 unstable package so it compiled fine and installs fine. When I run xl create it starts vm. I have vif devices created but they don't attach to bridget that are created on startup . I have xenbr0 and xenbr1 created.
If I run this I get vifi attached ro bridge. Is this xl issue or python.
# export vif=vif1.0
# export XENBUS_PATH=/local/domain/0/backend/vif/1/0 (found with `xl network-list`)
# export bridge=br0
# /etc/xen/scripts/vif-bridge add
# /etc/xen/scripts/vif-bridge online
It seems that xen has to be compileg with python 2.7 . I wonder if this well known bug are there any patches.
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1.What is PSE Certification in Japan
PSE (Product Safety of Electrical Appliance &Materials) certification (" Suitability Inspection "in Japanese) is a mandatory market access system for Electrical appliances in Japan, and an important content stipulated in The Electrical Appliance Safety Law of Japan. The electrical supplies are divided into "specific electrical supplies" and "non-specific electrical supplies". "Specific electrical supplies" contains 116 products; "Non-specific Electrical Products" includes 341 products,technical requirements include EMC and safety.
The former nameplate affixed with diamond PSE logo, the latter nameplate affixed with circular PSE logo, PSE certification fees are different for different categories of products. All products in the catalogue of "specific electrical supplies", entering the Japanese market, must pass the certification of the third party certification body authorized by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan, obtain certification certificate, and paste the diamond PSE logo on the nameplate.
As for the products in the category of "non-specific electrical products", entering the Japanese market, they must be confirmed to meet the technical standards of Japanese electrical products by means of self-testing and self-declaration, and the circular PSE symbol shall be affixed to the nameplate.
2.Diamond PSE certification and round PSE certification
Japan "electrical supplies safety law" provides 498 kinds of products to enter the Japanese market must pass safety certification. Of these, 165 Category A products should carry the diamond-shaped PSE logo, and 333 Category B products should carry the circular PSE logo.
PSE Certification Fee
Due to the different testing requirements of different products, the test costs involved are also different. PSE certification fee is not a fixed fee, which needs to be evaluated according to the products. PSE certification fee is also different for different products.
Round PSE includes test fee and certification fee, without factory inspection, and the cost is relatively low. For example, PSE certification fee for ordinary humidifier is about 800USD, and the cycle is 2 weeks. The test of electric water heater requires more and costs more. The PSE certification cost is about 1270USD and the cycle is about 3 weeks.
Diamond PSE has more factory inspection links, diamond PSE certification fees include test fees, certification fees, factory inspection fees. Take the most common power products encountered at present for example, PSE diamond costs are as follows: for example, PSE certification costs for power adapter are about 25000 yuan, and the cycle is 6-8 weeks; The PSE certification cost of switching power supply is about 28000 yuan, and the cycle is 6-8 weeks.
3. PSE Certification process in Japan
(1) The applicant shall provide samples and application documents;
(2) Sample test;
(3) The applicant shall confirm the draft report;
(4) Issue test reports;
4. Materials required for PSE certification
(1) Application form
(2) CB report (including Difference test in Japan)
(3) Layout
(4) PCB design drawing related to safety regulations
(5) List of key components and their certificates
(6) Use manual or assembly manual in Japanese
(7) Nameplates and warning signs in Japanese (including PSE sign and supplier name notification)
(8) Factory production list and calibration certificate (for factory inspection)
Five·THE advantages of PSE certification:
1, Japan PSE specific electrical products certification and Japan PSE non-specific electrical products certification of the corresponding standard (J standard) to obtain CNAS and CMA certification
2. The first PSE certified testing laboratory in China recognized by Japan
3. The Japanese certification body JQA authorized laboratory
4. The number of PSE test reports ranks first among domestic testing institutions
5. DOMESTIC PSE certification testing authorized a wide range of testing institutions
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Houston Energy Dialogues 2020
In 2020, Energy Dialogues and the Center for Energy Studies hosted a virtual event at which representatives from industry, academia, environmental groups and regulatory bodies focused on four themes: the impact of COVID-19 on global energy demand, resiliency in the energy industry, net-zero aspirations and pathways for transitioning to a lower-carbon future. This report summarizes the discussions held during the event.
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New Jersey Playbook Interview with Josh Gottheimer
Josh Gottheimer, New Jersey's newest congressman, is a Democrat in a Republican-leaning district who just raised a record sum for a freshman incumbent because Republicans are coming after him.
Gottheimer, who defeated incumbent Republican Scott Garrett in November, ran his race without emphasizing his party, and so far in Congress has sought to be the state's most moderate voice. He's co-chairing a new "Problem Solver Caucus" made up equally of Republicans and Democrats, and has expressed some willingness to work with the Trump administration.
I talked to Gottheimer for a few minutes over the phone on Monday about his first few months in Congress.
So in what ways is the House different than you expected?
There is a perception, I think, that people aren't willing to talk to each other and work together. I think the structure isn't built to promote bipartisan work. But I've been really pleasantly surprised how people are willing to sit down and engage with you across the aisle. I'm not sure what I expected there, but I found people are really good.
I actually work out in the morning with a bipartisan group. We do Crossfit. There's probably 15 of us. It's about half Democrat and half Republican. And that's the best place to actually get things done, the House gym early in the morning, in terms of talking about ideas together.
I've found people are really much more open to sitting down, if you take the time to do it. The problem is there is not enough time to make the effort.
Anyone else from New Jersey in the Crossift delegation?
Umm, no.
What do you envision with this "Problem Solver Caucus" and what has it done so far?
I spend a lot of time working on that caucus. I was elected the Democratic co-chair. Tom Reed from New York is the Republican co-chair. We meet either every week or every other week, depending on the session schedule, and now have 20 Democrats and 20 Republicans and are very focused on tax reform and infrastructure. We're also looking for the House to keep the lights on with the continuing resolution in the next few weeks.
It's really a group where we're looking to figure out common sense and bipartisan solutions on the challenges facing us.
There are issues the caucus doesn't address — social issues, bright line issues that don't come up. But tax reform, which you know is on the table with infrastructure, is a great opportunity. It would be great for New Jersey, great for the 5th District, if we can actually come up with a good bill.
After the health care debacle, you realize you need to start up front by working across the aisle. … You have to actually work together from the beginning. So on the tax reform and infrastructure package, that's what we're trying to do.
Do you feel this is going to paint you as a Trump appeaser among Democrats? Is it difficult to balance between the general election and the primary?
I ran as a problem solver. I ran as somebody who was going to work across the aisle, to solve challenges and find opportunities that are good for us in the 5th District.
I represent the 5th Congressional District. I'm not here to represent a national party. I'm here to do what's best for the people who live here. So I wake up every day and say, 'What can I do to move the ball forward? What's best for us?' That also means you know you're going to take arrows.
Being in the middle is tough because you take arrows from both sides. But I've got to do what's best. If I do a good job and deliver on what I ran on, I'm hoping that's what people will judge me on in the end and decide whether they want to re-elect me or not or hire me again. But I also think there are areas clearly — and I've already spoken out — that make no sense for us and are against our character and values. I speak out pretty strongly against the administration on.
Like what? What's a big one?
I'm for border security, but randomly blocking people without a plan in place made no sense. Turning back choice for women, I don't believe that's reflective of our values. Or hurting the VA, which I spoke out against very early on.
But if there are other areas where you can make progress, I think I have a responsibility to sit down. You can't obstruct just for the sake of obstructing.
You've expressed willingness to work with the Trump administration on health care. What kind of changes would win you over?
On the ACA, I think there are areas that need to be fixed. I'm all for sitting down with Democrats, Republicans, anybody who wants to talk about smart ways to improve it.
The approach that the other side took on this was to jam a bill through without taking input or sitting down and trying to construct a solution without Democrats at the table. You saw the outcome there. Frankly, four out of the five Republican members or our delegation opposed it. Obviously, it wasn't a good solution for New Jersey. I did the math. A $4,000 increase [in premiums] because of the way Medicaid grants would have been moved around. … And the prescription drug costs could potentially hurt with seniors and nursing homes.
The approach that I was advocating for was let's go back to the table and look at how we can actually make it better. … I really want to find places where we can work together ... but that's a matter of sitting down.
In 2010, John Adler, a freshman Democrat in a competitive district in South Jersey, voted against Obamacare but still lost re-election. Did you take any lessons from that — taking the centrist approach which didn't work for re-election?
People who met John Adler thought the world of him. I haven't studied all the mechanics of his race.
I don't know enough about his positions and how he ran his campaign to comment on that, but I just have to do my job and I think if I do a good job — you've got to get around the district and meet with people. I had a mayor's meeting on Saturday up in Franklin. I spend a lot of time in the northwest part of the district. We have offices in every county in my district, which my predecessor didn't do. We're spending a lot of time on outreach and meeting folks. We spend a lot of time in the towns to make sure we fight to get a better return on investment. We're one of the highest taxpaying districts in the country and we're near the bottom in what we get back. I hired a director on return of investments — all he does is scour for grant opportunities.
I work with towns and nonprofits to make sure they actually apply for these grants. Because if you don't ask, you don't get. My predecessor wouldn't write letters of support for grants. There's no reason we should not get dollars back that are going to West Virginia.
I gave a speech on clean water this morning. I have a speech at the Chamber of Commerce next week on the economy and steps we can take to try to improve it. I've met with business leaders who own companies in the district. I think a lot of this is making sure we get around. I'm going around to diners all across the district, sitting down and meeting with people.
If you've looked at what I'm doing on the legislative front, we've been very active — everything from working on legislation on Arrow 3, which is [missile defense] to help Israel, a key ally, to an anti-terrorism bill that I put out last week, to working on opiates, which I keep hearing from mayors about. I passed my first amendment, which you probably saw, to improve the VA. I introduced a bill on the Regulatory Improvement Act to kind of use a BRACC type commission system to cut out-of-date and unnecessary regulations.
We've really tried to show people that we're fighting for what's best here and I believe at the end of the day people will evaluate me on that.
You raised a ton of money. You're also presenting yourself as someone who's not bound by politics as usual. You don't think those two things are mutually exclusive? I haven't been able to see your latest report yet. Are there any big donors and interest groups in your latest report?
I spend a lot of hours thinking about this. One of my biggest takeaways so far is how much we need campaign finance reform. The fact is I have to spent too much of my time raising money. It's just a necessary evil of the current system that we're all living in, Democrats and Republicans, especially when you're in one of the top three targeted races in the country and one of the most expensive, if not the most expensive ... media market in the country.
And we know what's happened as a result — I just don't sleep. What's one of the biggest surprises? One of the biggest surprises is I only get a few hours of sleep.
I actually like to read the legislation. … I've introduced a bunch of legislation. So I take that part of my job very seriously. And then you've got to fundraise.
If you do the job well, you're working from 5 o'clock to midnight every day. So if you came to me and told me we actually could fix Citizens United and deal with this. … Either I sit here and do nothing or you actually have to engage and raise money to defend yourself.
Have you heard from Scott Garrett?
No. Unfortunately during the transition we never got any of his files. And we're hearing from veterans and others who were working with his office. He had told people he was sending them to the senators' offices. They never heard anything from him about these people.
These were just people in our district who had issues. I don't know what he did with the files. He's not obligated by law to give them to me. But I thought he'd be obligated by his conscience to pass them along. I think it's an outrage, but he never did."
I called him. I left messages for him. He never called me back.


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Symantec Endpoint Encryption Drive Encryption permits managed clients that are disconnected from the Symantec Endpoint Encryption Management Server to encrypt hard drives.
No warning or error messages are displayed to the user.
Symantec Endpoint Encryption includes the ability to do "Connectionless" recovery using "Challenge Keys".
If the Symantec Endpoint Encryption Management Server is unreachable at the time that a drive is encrypted, the encryption will still take place and pre-boot authentication will be required.
If the user forgets their pre-boot passphrase and presses F4 to enter a recovery token, they will see the Advanced Help Desk Recovery screen.
The typical recovery screen for systems that have connected will display the Computer Name, and a Sequence Number that can be provided to the SEE Helpdesk Admin. The Helpdesk Admin will provide a Response Key that is entered on this screen.
If a client has **not** connected to the SEE Management Server or is "offline", this is okay--in this scenario a Challenge Key would then be used. This is the "Connectionless" recovery. To get to this screen, on the main Preboot Screen, Press F4, and then on this screen press "F5".
This screen displays the Computer name, a Sequence Number and a Challenge Key. The Challenge Key comprises 32 characters split into two parts each comprising 16 characters. Each 16 character part is followed by a two character checksum in square brackets. The user provides the Help Desk with the Computer name, Sequence Number and both parts of the Challenge Key:
As you can see in the screenshot above, checksum values are displayed so that Helpdesk knows they typed this in properly. In the example above, the first line is "TT" and the second line is "ZB".
The Help Desk administrator opens the Help Desk Recovery Program from Symantec Endpoint Encryption Manager and enters the Computer name, Sequence Number and both parts of the Challenge Key.
The Help Desk administrator can confirm that they have entered both parts of the Challenge Key correctly by referring to the two character checksums which match what the user sees (TT and ZB in this example):
The Help Desk Administrator is then provided with a Response Key that they give to the user. There is a two character checksum associated with the Response Key (LL in this example):
The user enters the Response Key and can confirm that it has been entered correctly using the two character checksum. The machine can then authenticate to pre-boot:
The Challenge Keys are longer than a normal response key, but these are needed only if the SEE Client has not ever communicated with the Symantec Endpoint Encryption Management Server.


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In The Queen, renowned biographer Andrew Morton takes an in-depth look at Britain's longest reigning monarch, exploring the influence Queen Elizabeth had on both Britain and the rest of the world for much of the last century. From leading a nation struggling to restore itself after the devastation of the second World War to navigating the divisive political landscape of the present day, Queen Elizabeth was a reluctant but resolute queen. This is the story of a woman of unflagging self-discipline who will long be remembered as mother and grandmother to Great Britain, and one of the greatest sovereigns of the modern era.


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We may all have that one co-worker who always shows up late but never fails to impress everyone with their excuses.
One Redditor, Diondrems, documented in a spreadsheet all the ridiculous and overplayed excuses his co-worker used when he would be late if he even showed up at all. Diondrems works in tech support, a job that required him, and his co-worker, to be at work at 5 a.m.
Diondrems explained:
"He started in 2014 and was late almost every day for nearly 2 years before they decided to get rid of him. The times he was on time was because he was partying the night before and he'd usually sleep the first few hours of his shift."
Even more, Diondrems had actually helped the guy get the job in the first place:
"Im actually the reason he got the job. He worked with a friend at another job and it somehow came up that we had an opening. To make a long story short I gave my boss his resume vouching for him even though I had never met him. My position in our company is pretty chill so I'm not sure if they didn't want to train someone new or what but yeah he lasted longer than a lot of people would at other companies."
Firing an employee might be hard for some people, but it probably wasn't the case for this joker.


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Re: Are web applications that accessible?
Sean Murphy
If the web app you are using is independent of a browser. In other word is self-contained browser like skype, Visual Code Editor and others. Then what is available to you is very restrictive. As the screen reader is fully dependent on what is revealed by this style of app via the accessibility framework like UIA, MSAA or iaccess2. If you cannot write a plugin, then you will have very limited access to available information.toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
A general overview how web pages regardless if they are stand-alone apps or uses any web browser work:
* the web page is loaded.
* The DOM is populated (Document Object Model).
* the accessibility tree of the browser is populated which has the required information for a assistive technology product.
* The accessibility API (framework) like UIA is populated by the browser.
* the screen reader then interrogates the accessibility API or the browser directly.
There is more complexity to what I have outlined above. But this gives a general overview how information flows.
NVDA might be able to get more information but you need to learn python, the accessibility API and possibly a bunch of other API information to get the information you want. A major learning curve for yourself. Where it would be far cost effective for your energy and time to reach out to the owner of the product to make the require changes.
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Subject: Re: [nvda] Are web applications that accessible?
Hi Robert,
Those are actually very interesting questions. I have theories, but that's all they are. I'm sure someone who is more expert on this topic will correct me if it turns out I'm wrong, which I'm sure I probably am.
The simple answer first. Announcements for several document elements (table headers, clickable items, links, headings etc) can be enabled or disabled through the document formatting section of the settings dialog.
Other than that, the only way to really customise what is spoken by NVDA (such as changing control type text, changing spoken order etc) is through scripting.
Now for my theories. Scripting web app enhancements with NVDA wouldn't be as simple as making an app module for several reasons.
1. NVDA has its own internal stuff that allows it to do its browse/focus mode thing. This could interfere with web apps that you might think can be scripted as app modules (those packaged as executables like Skype and so on).
2. The web browser is just a host for the app, and so I'm guessing NVDA can't get to it the same way it gets to a standard desktop control. Even apps packaged as their own executables like Skype are actually using Chrome/Chromium/whatever it's called these days.
3. Bear in mind that different browsers have different rules for rendering controls and information, and so unfortunately it wouldn't be a uniform process.
Having said that. There are several accessibility API's that NVDA has, over the years, managed to smack under one umbrella. So I'm guessing that's only a matter of time before the same can be done for web browsers, and eventually, web apps.
As for profiles. My guess is that those can be used in the normal way for web apps that come as executables, but would be difficult to set up for external websites, for similar reasons. The profile would be triggered by the browser, not the app itself.
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The Biggest Mistake Travelers Can Make in 2021
While restrictions are beginning to loosen around the world, travel will prove more challenging this summer than in years past as travelers continue to navigate the new normal in the time of COVID-19.
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