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Thursday, September 28, 2017

Streamlink 0 5 0 Adds Support For Streaming Google Drive Google Docs Videos

Streamlink 0 5 0 Adds Support For Streaming Google Drive Google Docs Videos


Streamlink 0.5.0 was released yesterday, bringing support for streaming videos from Google Drive / Google Docs, along with other improvements.

Streamlink

Forked from Livestreamer, which is no longer maintained, Streamlink is a command line tool (and API) that can be used to stream videos from various streaming services, such as Twitch, YouTube Live and many more, and play them using your favorite video player, be it VLC, mpv, and more.

It is is available for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS.

Changes in Streamlink 0.5.0 include:
  • added support for streaming videos stored on Google Drive / Google Docs;
  • added support for BBC iPlayer live and VOD, along with support for HLS streams;
  • add support for Beam VOD and HLS streams for live;
  • added support for camsoda.com;
  • added new plugin: canlitv;
  • added new plugin: garena;
  • Aliez plugin now accepts any TLD;
  • added support for avi/mov VOD streams for rtve;
  • removed dead plugins such as blip.tv, gaminglive.tv, leon.tv, livestation.com and more.

Since our initial article about Streamlink, the tool has seen quite a few improvements, including support to use FFmpeg to mux separate video and audio streams, along with new plugins and much more. Check out the Streamlink GitHub releases page for a complete changelog.

For a complete list of supported streaming services, see THIS page.

Using the Streamlink command line interface is very simple. Heres an example using a Google Drive video. The first thing you need to do is run Streamlink with the link you want to stream, to see the available streams:

streamlink http://ift.tt/2nJJCEG
This should list the available formats:

[cli][info] Found matching plugin googledrive for URL http://ift.tt/2nJJCEG
Available streams: 360p_alt, 480p_alt, 360p (worst), 480p, 720p, 1080p (best)

Next, simply add one of the available streams at the end of the command, and Streamlink will start streaming:

streamlink http://ift.tt/2nJJCEG 1080p
By default, Streamlink uses VLC to play the stream, but you can specify a different video player by using the "--player" argument, e.g. "--player mpv" to use mpv instead.

For more about using the Streamlink command line interface, check out THIS page.


Install Streamlink


Ubuntu / Linux Mint users can install Streamlink by using the main WebUpd8 PPA. To add the PPA and install Streamlink, use the following commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt update
sudo apt install streamlink


I didnt add a direct deb download link because the PPA provides quite a few dependencies required to install Streamlink.

For how to install Streamlink in other Linux distributions, Windows or Mac OS, see THIS page.

Report any bugs you may find @ GitHub.


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Friday, September 22, 2017

Supermicro Support

Supermicro Support



Subtitle:  Good Support: Thank You

This is a short and sweet thank you post to Supermicro, who after some work on both sides have enabled bootable NVMe disk on my Supermicro X10 DRi-T server motherboard.


NVMe Overview
This discussion will mean nothing if you dont appreciate a few feeds and Speeds.  For the last few years Hard Disks in Personal Computers have normally been attached using the Sata III interface.   The reference website is here

https://www.sata-io.org/

Suffice to say that the interface speed is 6Gigabits / second, leading to a theoretical maximum transfer speed of about 560 MBytes/second.

Spinning Disks can manage a sustained transfer rate of (say) upto 200 MB/sec in theory.  See this Hitachi Ultrastar datasheet

https://www.hgst.com/sites/default/files/resources/Ultrastar-7K6000-DS.pdf

Actually in practice my 4TB Hitachi Enterprise Drives get upto about 150 MB/second in real life as measured at the Operating System level.

SSD (Solid State Disks) can achieve better 


This is the performance of  a Samsung 850 EVO M.2 form factor disk using the SATA III interface



But a NVMe disk as shown above can achieve preposterously faster.  Conservatively x3 times read speed shown here with a Samsung 960 EVO disk


But Booting
The NVMe  disk connects to your motherboard using a dedicated M.2 type M storage slot, which under the covers should use a PCI express x4 interface.


Using a PCIe Express to M.2 type M converter card I have used the M.2 PCIe disk for over 1 year in my principle workstation and server.  But not for booting.  On the existing 2010 Supermicro X8DTH Motherboard the M.2 disk is not visible at boot time only after the OS is loaded.   Clearly this means the OS cant reside on that disk, the best that you can do is place temporary files and frequently used applications there


NVMe disk support means modifying the BIOS so that it scans for a NVMe disk in a PCIe slot at boot time, and if the OS has been installed there, boots from it.

The BIOS also has to contain base EFI Extended Firmware Interface support and must be able to run in pure EFI mode not legacy.

There are other considerations such as secure boot but this is aside from the main issue:  That the BIOS has code to scan for and locate bootable PCIe disk media and boot from it


Supermicro X10DRi-T



Since October 2016 Ive been trying to get NVMe booting working and a support ticket has been open for some months.


At last I have a working system because the BIOS is now updated to allow NVMe support.






An easy way to check without the need for an OS install is that in the EFI shell that is accessible via the BIOS the command

map -v -t fd

shows that a NVMe disk is detected.  To repeat no OS needs to be installed,  we just need to prove that the Motherboard can see the NVMe disk at boot time.

The great confusion is that the Microsoft Windows 2012 and 2016 server install program loaded from a USB stick or DVD is able to see the M.2 NVMe disk on installation.  Even with the old non NVMe BIOS. Somehow the Windows Installer does its own EFI scan when locating possible target OS installation disks.   So the install of the OS goes smoothly, but on first reboot the motherboard cant find the OS you just installed and so it all goes horribly wrong.

Anyway, it is now fixed.  So you really can install Windows 2016 server, or Centos Linux, or OS86 based Operating System onto a Solid State disk with 1800 MB/second plus performance.

Amazing.


Now we have the processors, the memory and finally the disk. Time to actually install a production image in the near future.


Thanks Supermicro.  Good Job.

Links
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Sunday, September 17, 2017

support me please

support me please






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Saturday, September 2, 2017

SVM Support Vector Machines

SVM Support Vector Machines



                                                  How To Workout SVM Algorithm


In machine learning, support vector machines (SVMs, also support vector networks) are supervised learning models with associated learning algorithms that analyze data and recognize patterns, used for classification and regression analysis. The basic SVM takes a set of input data and predicts, for each given input, which of two possible classes forms the output, making it a non-probabilistic binary linear classifier. Given a set of training examples, each marked as belonging to one of two categories, an SVM training algorithm builds a model that assigns new examples into one category or the other. An SVM model is a representation of the examples as points in space, mapped so that the examples of the separate categories are divided by a clear gap that is as wide as possible. New examples are then mapped into that same space and predicted to belong to a category based on which side of the gap they fall on.

More formally, a support vector machine constructs a hyper plane or set of hyper planes in a high- or infinite-dimensional space, which can be used for classification, regression, or other tasks. Intuitively, a good separation is achieved by the hyper plane that has the largest distance to the nearest training data point of any class (so-called functional margin), since in general the larger the margin the lower the generalization error of the classifier.


1.1 SVM Binary Classification Algorithm



Example 1:

   
Step 1:Normalize the given data by using the equation




                                                                                              

Step 2: Compute Augmented matrix   [A  -e]. ie Augment a "-1" column matrix to A.

         
                            


Step 3: Compute  H = D[A -e]
where D is a diagonal matrix with classes. here it is 1 and -1.

        D  [A  -e] = 



        HTH
                                              
               


Step 4 : Compute U = V [I �H[I/V + HTH]-1 HT]�e

                Where I = Identity Matrix   
                                V = Order of HTH with value 0.1





Step 5: Find  w and gamma  = 0.                
                                                                                             
Step 6: Find w trans * X -gamma. Find for all features
  eg: X= Column_matrix{x,y}


           Result of SVM Traning


Step 7: Compare sign(wT*x -gama ) with the actual class label.
You can notice that 3rd , 5 th and 9 th class labels are misclassified.
ie
After Traning the dataset , the below datapoints

           5     9   falls in class label -1
           8     7   falls in class label -1
           and
           8     5   falls in class label 1.



Misclassification in 3 datapoints 3 rd 5 th and 9 th.
Acurracy is 70%.


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Sunday, August 27, 2017

Support Position for Oracle Products Running on VMWare Virtualized Environments

Support Position for Oracle Products Running on VMWare Virtualized Environments


Today on Oracle website I discovered this interesting announcement on Oracle support status for VMware environments.
On my company we have a VMWare support and already several VMWare virtualized environments, but we never thought to use those envs to virtualize some Oracle databases. We already need to virtualize Oracle databases, especially those for development and pre-production platforms, but we were waiting for just a IBM blade order.
In my opinion I think to still suggest and implement the Oracle VM solution to my CTO because there are some issues not clear on the document and, at this moment, this VMware support position doesnt fit at all to our requirements because we would like to implement a RAC virtualized environment formed by 10gR2 nodes.

This is the position of Oracle at 8 november 2010 (see doc id 249212.1 on metalink for more details and news). In bold I have highlighted my doubts.
Whats your opinion ?

Regards.



Support Status for VMware Virtualized Environments
--------------------------------------------------
Oracle has not certified any of its products on VMware virtualized
environments.
Oracle Support will assist customers running Oracle products
on VMware in the following manner: Oracle will only provide
support for issues that either are known to occur on the native OS, or
can be demonstrated not to be as a result of running on VMware.

If a problem is a known Oracle issue, Oracle support will recommend the
appropriate solution on the native OS. If that solution does not work in
the VMware virtualized environment, the customer will be referred to VMware
for support. When the customer can demonstrate that the Oracle solution
does not work when running on the native OS, Oracle will resume support,
including logging a bug with Oracle Development for investigation if required.

If the problem is determined not to be a known Oracle issue, we will refer
the customer to VMware for support. When the customer can demonstrate
that the issue occurs when running on the native OS, Oracle will resume
support
, including logging a bug with Oracle Development for investigation
if required.

NOTE: Oracle has not certified any of its products on VMware. For Oracle RAC, Oracle will only
accept Service Requests as described in this note on Oracle RAC 11.2.0.2 and later
releases.

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Tuesday, August 15, 2017

SWTOR Things to check before contacting Support!

SWTOR Things to check before contacting Support!


Bioware is experiencing a very high volume of phone calls and emails and this post will allow you to better determine if you need to contact support or can solve the problem using their online support documents!

source:swtor.com


Welcome to the Customer Service Forum for Star Wars: The Old Republic

This section is designed for you to post customer service questions and queries related to your game experience as well as to share any advice and information that might help members of the community.
  • If you require assistance with an in-game issue, please submit an Issue Report through the in-game Customer Service Portal.
  • If you are experiencing issues with your Security Questions and Answers, please see this FAQ.

For updates on server status and alerts, please view the Server Status page and any announcements in the forums.

1) Things to check before requesting help
2) How to request assistance on the forum
3) Emailing Customer Support


1) Things to check before requesting help

The most common solution to technical problems is making sure everything is up to date. Before you request help, please ensure that you have checked the following:
  • Make sure that you have all of the latest driver updates for your video card. For instructions on how to update your Graphics card please see here.
  • You should check that you have the latest Service Pack and Windows Updates installed for your operating system, including optional updates such as .NET Framework and Visual C++ features.
  • You should make sure that you have the latest version of DirectX installed on your system. For further details please check here


2) How to request assistance on the forum

If you are having problems getting Star Wars�: The Old Republic� to work then please follow these instructions when posting a thread or reply. Please give as much information as possible when describing your issue. Try and include as much of the following information as you can, where relevant:
  • Time of Incident (please include your timezone)
  • Character name, class, level and server (if applicable)
  • Area this occurred (for in-game issues)
  • A detailed description of your issue. Please include any error messages you received (either from Windows or from the launcher/client)
  • Operating System (and specify whether it is 32 or 64bit)
  • Graphics Card (and the currently installed driver version)
  • Any troubleshooting steps attempted.
For troubleshooting technical issues, please post your DXDiag report and the relevant logs (at the end of your post in [code] or [spoiler] tags).

To get your DXDiag report, follow these instructions:
  1. Press the [Windows] Key + [R] at the same time. (The [Windows] key is the key with the Windows icon on it)
  2. Type in �DxDiag� and press �OK�.
  3. This will open the DirectX Diagnostic Tool box.
  4. At the bottom of the box is a �Save All information� button. Press it.
  5. This will open a �Save As� box. Please ensure the text file is named �DxDiag�.
  6. Save this to your desktop.
  7. Open the saved file, hit Ctrl+A (select all), and then Ctrl+C (copy).
  8. Paste that information at the bottom of your post. Please use code or spoiler tags. If you don�t use these then your DXDiag will fill up the page making it hard to navigate your thread.

Please include the logs relevant to the type of issue you are experiencing.
  • Installation Logs. These logs track the installation of the SWTOR_setup.exe file you would have downloaded from. www.swtor.com/download . If you are experiencing issues running the installation of this application please include the contents of this file. If you have been able to install the Launcher, then this log is not required. The log is located at:
    • Users%Username%Documents
    Example file name: Install Star Wars The Old Republic.log
  • Launcher Logs. These logs are useful if you are having issues with the launcher/patcher. We can use these logs for analysis if your issue occurs after clicking on the Launcher shortcut, and before you click �Play� on the Launcher to enter the game. In a default installation these files can be found here:
    • C:Program Files (x86)Electronic ArtsBioWareStar Wars - The Old Republiclogs
    • C:Program FilesElectronic ArtsBioWareStar Wars - The Old Republiclogs
  • Example file name: launcher_20111122.Log
  • Clients Logs. These logs are useful if you are experiencing issues after you have clicked �Play� on the launcher and for in-game technical issues. In a default installation these files can be found here:
    • C:Program Files (x86)Electronic ArtsBioWareStar Wars - The Old Republicswtor etailclientswtorlogs
  • Example file name: Client_20111116T155258_901721.log
  • Crash Logs. These logs are useful if the game shuts down on you unexpectedly. These logs can be found here:
    • Users%USERNAME%AppDataLocalSWTORCrashDump
    E
  • xample file names: crash.dmp, crash.json
  • Please use code or spoiler tags around your individual DXDiag and log contents.


3) Emailing Customer Support

If you cannot resolve your issue through the forum, we recommend contacting our Customer Service team via email at support@swtor.com. Please include as much information as possible, including your DXDiag and any relevant logs.

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Monday, August 14, 2017

Streamlink Twitch GUI 1 2 0 Adds Support For Communities And Team Pages Basic Hotkeys

Streamlink Twitch GUI 1 2 0 Adds Support For Communities And Team Pages Basic Hotkeys


Streamlink Twitch GUI (previously Livestreamer Twitch GUI) is a multi-platform Twitch.tv browser.

The application is powered by Node.js, Chromium and Streamlink, though it can still use Livestreamer (which is no longer maintained) too.

Streamlink Twitch GUI

Using it, you can easily browse Twitch.tv and open streams in your favorite video player, like VLC, Totem, mpv and others.

Streamlink Twitch GUI features:
  • supports both Streamlink as well as the deprecated Livestreamer;
  • watch streams in the video player of your choice;
  • watch multiple streams at once;
  • integrated Twitch.tv login (OAuth) with access to subscriptions and followed channels and games;
  • follow your favorite channels and games;
  • filter streams by channel or broadcaster language;
  • displays desktop notifications whenever a followed channel starts broadcasting;
  • join the Twitch chat using different chat applications;
  • customizable settings for streams (like default quality and buffer), video player parameters, GUI and more;
  • individual channel settings;
  • tray / appindicator which allows pausing the notifications;
  • light and dark themes.


Streamlink Twitch GUI 1.2.0



Streamlink Twitch GUI 1.2.0 was released recently, upgrading to Twitch API v5. Thanks to this, the application has received support for browsing communities and accessing team pages.

Another fairly important change in this release is the addition of basic hotkeys:
  • 0: go to homepage
  • 1-8: visit various main menu routes (9 reserved for future VODs menu)
  • F1: about
  • F10: watching
  • F11: login/logout
  • F12: settings
  • Slash: focus search bar
  • Esc/Backspace: close modal dialog (or cancel action)
  • Enter: confirm modal dialog and close it
  • C: open chat (stream popup or channel page)
  • F: follow / unfollow channel
  • E: open Twitch emotes website (stream popup or channel page)
  • U: copy channel URL (stream popup or channel page)
  • S: subscribe channel (stream popup or channel page)
  • Q/X: Close stream (stream popup)
  • L: Toggle Streamlink/Livestreamer log (stream popup)

Other changes in Streamlink Twitch GUI 1.2.0 include displaying a confirmation when unfollowing a channel or game, restructured main menu as well as channel pages and followed games menu, along with various bug fixes.

A complete changelog is available on GitHub.

Note that Streamlink Twitch GUI uses VLC to play Twitch streams by default. if VLC is not installed or you want to use a different player, go to the app Settings > Player > Video player, then enter the executable for a different video player (e.g.: "mpv" - without the quotes).


Download Streamlink Twitch GUI


Download Streamlink Twitch GUI (binaries available for Linux: 32bit and 64bit generic binaries, Windows: 32bit and 64bit and macOS 32bit)

For how to install Streamlink Twitch GUI, see THIS page.


Note that to be able to use Streamlink Twitch GUI, youll need Streamlink or Livestreamer. However, Livestreamer is no longer maintained and you may encounter issues, so Streamlink is recommended!

To install Streamlink Twitch GUI in Ubuntu, Linux Mint and derivates, use the following instructions.

1. Install the required dependencies

Install Streamlink from the main WebUpd8 PPA (recommended)

Alternatively, you can also install Livestreamer:

sudo apt install livestreamer

If you want to use Livestreamer instead of Streamlink youll need to open the Streamlink Twitch GUI settings, and on the Streamlink tab, select Livestreamer.

Youll also need x11-utils and xdg-utils. Install these packages in Ubuntu / Linux Mint using the following commands:

sudo apt install x11-utils xdg-utils

2. Download and install Streamlink Twitch GUI

Download the latest Streamlink Twitch GUI binary from GitHub, place it in your home folder and extract it. Then, you can use the command below to move it to /opt:

cd && sudo mv streamlink-twitch-gui /opt/

3. Create a menu entry for Streamlink Twitch GUI

To create a menu entry, simply run the menu entry creation script that comes with Streamlink Twitch GUI:

/opt/streamlink-twitch-gui/add-menuitem.sh
If after running the command above you cant find Streamlink Twitch GUI in the menu / Unity Dash or the icon is missing, restart the session (logout / login).


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Saturday, August 5, 2017

Support hero comparison

Support hero comparison


Listing the abilities of all the current support heroes of Overwatch!

Compare support heros cheat sheet: 

 Main Weapons

  • Mercy - Caduceus Blaster - sidearm pistol
  • Symmetra - Photon Projector - short-range beam that locks on nearby enemies dealing more damage the longer its connected. Projector can also be used to release energy balls that deal high damage.
  • Lucio - Sonic Amplifier - a sound projectile pulse with a knock back option.
  • Zenyatta - Orb of Destruction - orb which can be fired individually or in a rapid-fire volley after a charge up.

 Buffs / Healing / Protection

  • Mercy - Caduceus Staff - used to either heal or increase damage output of a teammate.
  • Symmetra - Photon Shield - enables a bubble shield around a teammate that absorbs damage.
  • Lucio - Crossfade - songs that can buff nearby allies, one is able to boost speed and the other assists with health regeneration.
  • Lucio - Amp it up - boosts the effects of buffs.
  • Zenyatta - Orb of Harmony - a orb that will regenerate health over time to a ally as long as Zenyatta is alive, only one of these orbs can be active at a time.

 Debuffs

  • Symmetra - Sentry Turret - speed-reducing blasts at the nearest enemy withing range.
  • Zenyatta - Orb of Discord - a orb that attaches to a opponent which amplifies damage they receive for as long as Zenyatta is alive, only one of these orbs can be active at a time.

 Movement

  • Mercy - Guardian Angel - flies towards teammate very quickly
  • Mercy - Angelic Descent - slows speed of descent from great heights.

 Ultimate Abilities

  • Mercy - Resurrect (Ultimate Ability) - nearby dead teammates resurrect with full health.
  • Symmetra - Teleporter (Ultimate Ability) - places a gate for respawn at Symmetras current location. Allies can travel from starting point directly to the placed gate beacon.
  • Lucio - Sound Barrier (Ultimate Ability) - protection shield for you and nearby allies.
  • Zenyatta - Transcendence (Ultimate Ability) - immune to damage and automatically restores his health and other nearby allies for a short period of time.  Cannot use other abilities or attacks during this period.



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