moron | ssh server to handle only git requests | SSH Utils library
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kandi X-RAY | moron Summary
moron can force your ssh server to handle only git requests. You can allow your users to pull or push, but not to login or to do scp or sftp.
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- Run the SSH key
- remote_base_project to the remote server
- Iterate through the keys of a user
- prefix_key_key = > prefix = > = > = begin
- Write keys file
- Delegate method to the DSL
- The path of the application .
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QUESTION
import os
import random
import time
import math
def stringmanipulator(xy, y=40):
xy= xy.lower()
x = []
x = list(xy)
length = len(x)
y = int(math.floor(length * (y/100)))
while(y):
r =int(random.random()*(length-1))
if(x[r] != '_' and x[r] != ' '):
x[r] = '_'
y = y-1
return x
def printcomplement():
x = int(random.random()*11)
if(x == 0):
print("well done!!")
elif(x == 1):
print("keep going!!")
elif(x == 2):
print("YOU can save him!!")
elif(x == 3):
print("You are the hero no one wanted but everyone deserves.")
elif(x == 4):
print("Genius kid.")
elif(x == 5):
print("You are Smart, not kidding.")
elif(x == 6):
print("You are one who will destroy my carrer using your intellect.")
elif(x == 7):
print("The most kind hearted person I have ever seen till now. Yes I am talking about you")
elif(x == 8):
print("You nailed it.")
elif(x == 9):
print("AND I thought the game was hard.")
elif(x == 10):
print("I will find more difficult words to challenge you with.")
elif(x == 11):
print("How about you put another life on risk after this round.")
def printdis():
x = int(random.random()*11)
if(x == 0):
print("Fool")
elif(x == 1):
print("You will end up killing the fool and then I will hang you next.")
elif(x == 2):
print("What a piece of shit you are.")
elif(x == 3):
print("Hey disgrace to humanity.")
elif(x == 4):
print("Don't cry after the man is dead. You killed him, I gave you a chance to save him.")
elif(x == 5):
print("Dumbass!!")
elif(x == 6):
print("You know what it was my mistake to let such an idiot play.")
elif(x == 7):
print("This is your last game. I don't want fools playing this game.")
elif(x == 8):
print("I see you are already crying.")
elif(x == 9):
print("Even the guy who's life is line is laughing at your stupidity.")
elif(x == 10):
print("My 120 years old grandma has a sharper brain than yours.")
elif(x == 11):
print("Get lost, YOU useless, moronic, unworthy pile of garbage.")
def hangman(i = 0):
if(i == 0):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("|")
elif(i == 1):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| ( ) ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("|")
elif(i == 2):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| ( ) ")
print("| | ")
print("| | ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("|")
elif(i == 3):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| ( ) ")
print("| \\ | / ")
print("| | ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("|")
elif(i == 4):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| \\ ( ) /")
print("| \\ | / ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("| ")
print("|")
elif(i == 5):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| \\ ( ) /")
print("| \\ | / ")
print("| | ")
print("| / \\")
print("| ")
print("|")
elif(i == 6):
print("___________")
print("| |")
print("| |")
print("| \\ ( ) /")
print("| \\ | / ")
print("| | ")
print("| / \\")
print("| / \\")
print("|")
print("\n\nGAME OVER. You have succesfully killed a person. Better luck next time")
def game(xy, y):
x=[]
i = 0
letter = ''
x = stringmanipulator(xy, y)
xy = xy.lower()
# os.system('cls')
for index in range(len(x)):
if(x[index] == '_'):
while(letter != x[index]):
_= os.system('cls')
hangman(i)
for char in range(len(x)):
print(x[char], end=' ')
print("\n")
letter = input("Enter the letter in the first blank: ")
print(letter+str(i))
if(letter == xy[index]):
print("complement")
x[index] = letter
else:
printdis()
i+=1
dictionary ={}
dictionary["films"] = ["A Space OdysseY", "The GodFather", "Citizen Kane", "Raiders of the lost Ark", "Seven Samurai", "There will be Blood", "Casablanca", "Vertigo", "Notorious", "City Lights"]
dictionary["cities"] = ["Tokyo", "Mecca", "Beijing", "London", "Kolkata", "Washington DC", "Mumbai", "Mexico City", "Delhi", "Shanghai"]
dictionary["fruits"] = ["Damson Plum", "Pomelo", "Blood Orange", "Kumquat", "Blackcurrant", "Acerola", "Avocado", "Pomegrenate", "Apple", "Mango"]
dictionary["country"] = ["Djibouti", "Azerbaijan Azerbaijan,", "Venzuela", "Armenia", "Khazakhstan", "Bangladesh", "Saudi Arabia", "United Kingdom", "United States of America", "India"]
dictionary["flowers"] = ["Monkey Face Orchid", "Naked Man Orchid", "Dancing Girls", "Chamber Maids", "Hibiscus", "Marigold", "Tulip", "Lilies", "Daisy", "Hydrangea"]
print("WELCOME TO THE GAME HANGMAN.\n TAKE THE GAME SERIOUSLY SINCE THE LIFE OF A MAN IS DEPENDING ON YOUR KNOWLEDGE. \n\nI DON'T KNOW HOW MANY CHANCE YOU WILL GET, NOT MANY THAT I CAN CONFIRM.\n SO TRY TO SAVE YOUR FELLOW HUMAN OR LET IT BE MY FOOD. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!")
# x = input("Press 1 for films, 2 for cities, 3 for fruits, 4 for country and 5 for flowers (The most beautiful are usually the hardest): ")
# x = int(x)
x = int(input("Enter a number between 1 and 5: "))
if((x < 1) or(x > 5)):
print("What a moron you are. You couldn't even choose one of the option properly game over good bye, tata, cya")
x = random.randint(1,5)
time.sleep(10)
print("Just kidding you still get to play the game but now I will decide what kind of object you have to guess.")
y = int(input("Enter 40 for easy, 60 for medium and 80 for hard: "))
i = 0
xy = ""
r = random.randint(0,9)
if(x == 1):
xy = dictionary["films"][r]
print("FILMS:")
elif(x == 2):
xy = dictionary["cities"][r]
print("CITIES:")
elif(x == 3):
xy = dictionary["fruits"][r]
print("FRUITS:")
elif(x == 4):
xy = dictionary["country"][r]
print("COUNTRY:")
elif(x == 5):
xy = dictionary["flowers"][r]
print("FLOWERS:")
# hangman(0)
game(xy, y)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 14:43Running your code os.system('cls') is clearing the screen before the input is read in the loop. This makes it seem that there is no output is being displayed when it's really being overwritten.
A quick test can be done to confirm that this is the problem. To do this we add another input read in the game function. like so:
QUESTION
I'm trying to put one text above another using this code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 15:13I needed to use align_items: AlignItems::FlexEnd
instead of align_content
(I still have no idea what align_content
does lol)
QUESTION
I've been working on learning RecyclerViews in Kotlin and have become stuck on a specific error that I can't seem to work around:
val itemsHashSet = HashSet(category.items)
produces an error:
None of the following functions can be called with the arguments supplied. ((MutableCollection..Collection?)) where E = TypeVariable(E) for fun (c: (MutableCollection..Collection?)): kotlin.collections.HashSet /* = java.util.HashSet / defined in kotlin.collections.HashSet (Int) where E = TypeVariable(E) for fun (initialCapacity: Int): kotlin.collections.HashSet / = java.util.HashSet */ defined in kotlin.collections.HashSet
I've tried changing the format and even writing the code in Java and then converting it in Android Studio to no avail.
Here's the Class I've been stuck on:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 06:00You can initialize HashSet
like this:
val itemHashSet = hashSetOf(category.items)
QUESTION
the output I'm getting is: Your grade is X none I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of none.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-26 at 17:53You need a return
statement to actually return a value from a function. Here you just print
, so you do not actually return anything.
Just replace your print()
with return
, eg return "Your grade is F"
and you'll be good.
QUESTION
Xcode 12 + iOS 14 beta 8
I have a SwiftUI view that can present three different sheets based on the state of the app. Instead of having three separate .sheet modifiers and three different @State
properties to handles these sheets, I thought using an enum to determine which sheet to present would be an elegant solution...but it doesn't work.
Here's the enum:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-12 at 15:00QUESTION
I am trying to come up with a "good" design for the following situation:
- I have a set of distinct, inherently IO bound operations. They happen to be database operations.
- Each member in the set must be repeated indefinitely.
- Each time a member executes, it does some internal calculation which determines how long to wait before executing it again. This is a sort of "auto-tuning" to prevent unnecessarily hammering the database with queries.
- There may be up to a few dozen members in the set, but never approaching a large number like 100 or more
- I want to limit the number that can run in parallel to some "reasonable" amount, say 4.
- The precision of the next execution time can be quite low, and does not have to be strictly honoured.
I am aware that in principle this setup or running 4 at a time over a set of dozens could mean execution of the operations could "fall behind", for example when many operations want to repeat very quickly, but only 4 can ever run at the same time. However, you can take it as given that there will always be periods of relative inactivity where operations will indicate a significant delay before needing to be run again, allowing other members to "catch up".
I have a solution that "works", but given my general ignorance of async and threading, I'm sure there exist better ways. My research into this quickly exploded into a bewildering number of options using SemaphoreSlim
, custom TaskScheduler
implementations, and several more.
The thing that really threw me is that virtually all of the examples I could find seem to assume the desire for WaitAll
style semantics, with some queue of tasks which is drained in parallel according to a max degree of parallelism until it is empty. In my case, however, operations need to be continually recycled into the "queue", and only executed after some given elapsed duration.
My question, then, is whether the code I have as my proof of concept is so bad as to be dangerous, or merely bad in terms of the pattern it uses, or just bad in terms of performance. The last of these I am least concerned about, given that any of the database operations will likely run on the order of seconds to complete, so a few milliseconds spent in the controlling code here or there doesn't really matter. But I certainly don't want to be moronically inefficient if a relatively comprehensible and more efficient solution exists.
For my own edification, I am particularly curious as to whether the pattern below is going to cause a large amount of context switching, or other overheads of that sort.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-26 at 21:18Your implementation is not thread-safe. The problem is not related with the variable List running
because, although it is mutated by different threads, it is accessed by a single asynchronous workflow, and TPL takes care about adding the appropriate memory barriers when an asynchronous workflow switches threads. The problem is related with the fields bool working
and DateTime nextExecutionTime
, that could be accessed by multiple threads in parallel without synchronization. This could cause serious problems, like a Worker
being scheduled more than one times concurrently. My suggestion is to move all the controlling code that reads and mutates the working
and nextExecutionTime
fields from the DoWorkAsync
method to the central RunWorkers
method, to get rid of the unwanted parallelism. This may require changing the result type of the DoWorkAsync
method from Task
to Task
, so that the central workflow knows which worker just completed, and mutate its fields accordingly.
Another potential problem is using DateTime
s for controlling the rescheduling. The system-wise Now
property is not guaranteed to always go forwards. It is possible to be adjusted automatically or manually and move backwards, causing all kind of wierd/unexpected effects to the scheduling of the Worker
s. To fix this problem you could consider replacing the DateTime
-based scheduling with a TimeSpan
-based one, using as measuring device a Stopwatch
.
Regarding the inefficiency of the Task.WhenAny
-in-a-loop pattern, it would become a consideration in case you had ~1000 concurrently running tasks or more. In that case the problem would be quite serious because the overhead is not correlated with the number of tasks linearly but quadratically. For less than 100 tasks my opinion is that you should not worry about it, taking into account that any alternative (like using a PrioritySemaphore
) would be considerably more complex.
The same can be said for using the OrderBy
operator. It would be more efficient to use a O(N) operator like the MinBy
from the MoreLinq library, but any performance benefits will most probably be negligible.
QUESTION
Scipy Stats comes with an ANOVA test f_oneway()
that returns a p-value and a F-score. The p-score easily tells you if your test passes or fails simply by comparing it to your alpha threshold, which can be chosen arbitrarily small to make the test stricter. If the p-value falls below your chosen alpha, good to go.
However, it seems like the F-Value is rather meaningless unless you have a critical value to compare it to. Looking at Wikipedia, it seems like this critical value is computed based on alpha, degrees of freedom, etc. As a stats moron (but getting better!), I don't really want to try my hand at making my own function, but I can't find one in the stats library. Am I missing something?
Reason for question: I want to make a bar graph of F-scores next to their critical values. p-values seem to be really small, so not so good for graphing.
Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 07:31You can use ppf
method of scipy.stats.f which stands for percent point function (inverse of cdf).
Usage is:
QUESTION
I'm quite new to React, and i'm trying to make a ToDoList. I have a Modal with a submit button that when pressed should add a ToDoItem. But since i didn't want to prop drill my way through this i wanted to use the Context API. The Context API confuses me quite a bit, maybe i'm just a moron, but i have a hard time understanding why i have to make a hook and pass that as the value in the provider. I thought that in the ToDoContext that i already defined the default value as a empty array, so i just did it again.
In the console at line 62, which is my initial render it says that it's undefined, after the pressing the Add ToDo I get the same message.
App.jsx
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 01:37There are few issues in your code to fix:
useState
returns avalue
and asetter
. With this line of code,const [toDoItems] = useState([]);
, you are just passing an empty array to your context.
So do this:
QUESTION
I am attempting to 'normalize' the data in a column so it ranges between 0 and 1. My initial plan was to find the MAX value of the column and perform the following calculation: column/MAX(column). The problem I am having is that the output looks like this
It goes on like that...
Obviously it seems that my query is pulling the max of that particular row, which as it only has one value, matches said value and the normalized data is always one.
Here is the query I used to find the pageviews (the data is from GA and the schema is unchanged from the default):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 16:38Below is for BigQuery Standard SQL
QUESTION
I'm trying to read from a file and check for words in the file, using the if statement, if there is a word in the file, I want it to output a certain text.
I'm not too sure what I'm doing wrong, can someone enlighten me? Please help rather than calling a me a moron or whatever. I want to learn, I'm a C++ and programming Noob.
Here's what's in the file text so far line by line:
Female8D
Male7E
Male8D
Female7B
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-12 at 11:05The program you provided can only print first two matches. The following one might work for all possible matches.
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