Tabla de Contenidos: “…Educate Your Product Team for Successful User Research -- Rachel Young -- Educate on What Research Can and Cannot Answer -- Explain What Research Is and What It Is Not -- Encourage Observation with Specific Guidelines -- Chapter 73. Design Isn't Just About the Happy Path -- Drew Lepp -- Why Does This Matter? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The EventEmitter Class -- The EventEmitter theory -- HTTP server applications -- ES2015 multiline and template strings -- HTTP Sniffer - listening to the HTTP conversation -- Web application frameworks -- Getting started with Express -- Setting environment variables in Windows cmd.exe command line -- Walking through the default Express application -- The Express middleware -- Middleware and request paths -- Error handling -- Calculating the Fibonacci sequence with an Express application -- Computationally intensive code and the Node.js event loop -- Algorithmic refactoring -- Making HTTP Client requests -- Calling a REST backend service from an Express application -- Implementing a simple REST server with Express -- Refactoring the Fibonacci application for REST -- Some RESTful modules and frameworks -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Your First Express Application -- Promises, async functions, and Express router functions -- Promises and error handling -- Flattening our asynchronous code -- Promises and generators birthed async functions -- Express and the MVC paradigm -- Creating the Notes application -- Your first Notes model -- Understanding ES-2015 class definitions -- Filling out the in-memory Notes model -- The Notes home page -- Adding a new note - create -- Viewing notes - read -- Editing an existing note - update -- Deleting notes - destroy -- Theming your Express application -- Scaling up - running multiple Notes instances -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Implementing the Mobile-First Paradigm -- Problem - the Notes app isn't mobile friendly -- Mobile-first paradigm -- Using Twitter Bootstrap on the Notes application -- Setting it up -- Adding Bootstrap to application templates -- Alternative layout frameworks -- Flexbox and CSS Grids -- Mobile-first design for the Notes application -- Laying the Bootstrap grid foundation…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Noting How Working Reduces Benefits -- Taking the penalty for exceeding the annual income limit -- Determining the penalty on a monthly basis -- The penalty isn't always bad -- Preserving Your Benefits -- Deferring income -- Using your corporation -- Considering exempt income -- Relying on special income -- Being Aware of Potential Income Taxes on Your Benefits -- Understanding how modified adjusted gross income works -- Reducing taxes on benefits -- Changing Your Mind: A Do-Over -- Deciding whether you should take a do-over -- Doing the do-over -- Looking at What the Future Holds for Social Security -- Chapter 11 Getting the Most Out of Medicare -- Starting Medicare: A Broad Overview of Enrollment Deadlines -- Understanding Part A.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Recognize What Is and What Isn't First-Class -- Will Field Names as Strings Lead to More Bugs? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Coffee break: Getting burned by mutability -- Coffee break explained: Getting burned by mutability -- Introducing shared mutable state -- State's impact on programming abilities -- Dealing with the moving parts -- Dealing with the moving parts using FP -- Immutable values in Scala -- Building our intuition about immutability -- Coffee break: The immutable String API -- Coffee break explained: The immutable String API -- Hold on ... Isn't this bad? -- Purely functional approach to shared mutable state -- Practicing immutable slicing and appending -- Summary -- 4 Functions as values -- Implementing requirements as functions -- Impure functions and mutable values strike back -- Using Java Streams to sort the list -- Function signatures should tell the whole story -- Changing requirements -- We just pass the code around! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Understanding centralized user management -- Microsoft Active Directory -- Samba on Linux -- FreeIPA/Identity Management on RHEL-type distros -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Answers -- Chapter 4: Securing Your Server with a Firewall - Part 1 -- Technical requirements -- An overview of the Linux firewall -- An overview of iptables -- Mastering the basics of iptables -- Blocking ICMP with iptables -- Blocking everything that isn't allowed with iptables -- Hands-on lab for basic iptables usage -- Blocking invalid packets with iptables -- Restoring the deleted rules -- Hands-on lab for blocking invalid IPv4 packets -- Protecting IPv6 -- Hands-on lab for ip6tables -- nftables - a more universal type of firewall system -- Learning about nftables tables and chains -- Getting started with nftables -- Configuring nftables on Ubuntu -- Using nft commands -- Hands-on lab for nftables on Ubuntu -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Answers -- Chapter 5: Securing Your Server with a Firewall - Part 2 -- Technical requirements -- The Uncomplicated Firewall for Ubuntu systems -- Configuring ufw -- Working with the ufw configuration files -- Hands-on lab for basic ufw usage -- firewalld for Red Hat systems -- Verifying the status of firewalld -- Working with firewalld zones -- Adding services to a firewalld zone -- Adding ports to a firewalld zone -- Blocking ICMP -- Using panic mode -- Logging dropped packets -- Using firewalld rich language rules -- Looking at iptables rules in RHEL/CentOS 7 firewalld -- Creating direct rules in RHEL/CentOS 7 firewalld -- Looking at nftables rules in RHEL/AlmaLinux 8 and 9 firewalld -- Creating direct rules in RHEL/AlmaLinux firewalld -- Hands-on lab for firewalld commands -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Answers -- Chapter 6: Encryption Technologies -- GNU Privacy Guard (GPG)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Molisch, Mingyue Ji, Joongheon Kim, Daoud Burghal, and Arash Saber Tehrani -- 9.1 Introduction and Motivation 162 -- 9.2 Propagation Channels 163 -- 9.3 Neighbor Discovery and Channel Estimation 166 -- 9.4 Mode Selection and Resource Allocation 170 -- 9.5 Scheduling 175 -- 9.6 Multi‐hop D2D 180 -- 9.7 Standardization 183 -- 9.8 Applications 184 -- 9.9 D2D for Video 186 -- 9.10 Conclusions 191 -- Acknowledgments 191 -- References 191 -- 10 Energy‐efficient Wireless OFDMA Networks 199 -- Cong Xiong and Geoffrey Ye Li -- 10.1 Overview 199 -- 10.2 Energy Efficiency and Energy‐efficient Wireless Networks 200 -- 10.3 Energy Efficiency and Spectral Efficiency Tradeoff in OFDMA 201 -- 10.4 Energy Efficiency, Power, and Delay Tradeoff in OFDMA 208 -- 10.5 Energy‐efficient Resource Allocation for Downlink OFDMA 212 -- 10.6 Energy‐efficient Resource Allocation for Uplink OFDMA 217 -- 10.7 Concluding Remarks 219 -- References 220 -- 11 Advanced Multiple‐access and MIMO Techniques 222 -- NOMA sections / Anass Benjebbour, Anxin Li, Kazuaki Takeda, Yoshihisa Kishiyama, and Takehiro Nakamura / SV‐MIMO sections / Yuki Inoue, Yoshihisa Kishiyama, and Takehiro Nakamura…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- With Kind Thanks -- Chapter 1 Isn't Kindness a Sign of Weakness? -- Discussion: Kind Leader Theory and Ideas for You to Think About -- Defining Leadership -- Defining Kindness -- Empathy -- Compassion -- Kindness -- Assumptions, Systems and Models Frame Thoughts, Feelings and Actions -- Change the Outcome By Changing the Model -- People Create Models and Systems -- Practice: Practical Exercises to Use to Turn Your Thoughts Into Action -- Exercise 1: Recognizing When I'm a Leader and When I'm a Follower -- Exercise 2: Seeing How I'm Leading With Kindness Now -- Exercise 3: Making the Models That Frame My Thoughts and Actions Visible -- Reflection: What Would You Do? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 4.1.Viewing projects -- Writing a feature -- The Factory Girl -- Adding a link to a project -- 4.2.Editing projects -- The edit action -- The update action -- 4.3.Deleting projects -- Writing a feature -- Adding a destroy action -- Looking for what isn't there -- 4.4.Summary -- 5.Nested resources -- 5.1.Creating tickets -- Nested routing helpers -- Creating a tickets controller -- Defining a has_many association -- Creating tickets within a project -- Finding tickets scoped by project -- Ticket validations -- 5.2.Viewing tickets -- Listing tickets -- Culling tickets -- 5.3.Editing tickets -- Adding the edit action -- Adding the update action -- 5.4.Deleting tickets -- 5.5.Summary -- 6.Authentication and basic authorization -- 6.1.What Devise does -- Installing Devise -- 6.2.User signup -- 6.3.Confirmation link sign-in -- Testing email -- Confirming confirmation -- 6.4.Form sign-in -- 6.5.Linking tickets to users -- Attributing tickets to users -- We broke something! …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Watching for a possible "gotcha" when creating script files in Unity -- Fixing sync if it isn't working properly -- Pop quiz - dealing with scripts -- Summary…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Flexarms -- Furniture clamp -- Furniture pad -- Gaffer grip -- Grid clamp -- Grifflon -- Grip clip -- Grip/electrical stage box -- Grip helper -- Grounding rod/spike -- Hand truck -- Ladder -- Lamppost system (by backstage equipment) -- Mafer clamp -- Matt pipe adapter baby -- Matt poles - polecats -- Meat ax -- Miniboom -- Muscle truck/cart -- No-nail hanger/crowder -- Offset arms -- Parallels -- Pipe clamp, baby -- Pipe clamp, junior -- Pony pipe clamp -- Poultry bracket (Matthews) -- Putty knife -- Reflector -- Reflector slip-ons (scrims) -- Sandbags -- Scrims - grip -- Single net -- Double net -- Lavender net -- Silk -- Scrims, butterfly kits -- Silks -- Scrims, flex -- Side arms -- Stair blocks -- Stand adapter pin -- Stands -- C-stand -- C-stand operation -- Lowboy stand -- Reflector (combo/light) stand -- Overhead (high roller) stand -- Overhead stand usage -- Stand extensions (riser) -- Studio overhead grip arm -- Taco carts -- T-bone -- Telescoping hanger-stirrup -- Trapeze -- Trombone -- Tube stretcher -- Tubing hanger -- Turtle -- Umbrella -- Wall bracket (set) -- Wall plate-junior -- Wall sled -- Wall spreader -- Wedges -- 3 Expendables -- Automatic tape gun (ATG) tape (aka snot tape) -- Baby powder -- Bead board -- Black wrap -- Bobbinet -- Butcher paper -- Clothespins (C-47s) -- Drywall screws -- Dulling spray -- Duvatyne -- Foam core -- Grip chain -- Laminated glass -- Layout board -- Lexan -- Penny nails (#8 and #16) -- Plywood -- Pushpin -- Sash cord #8 -- Show card -- Silicone spray -- Spray glue -- Spray oil -- Staples -- Stovepipe wire -- Streaks 'n' Tips® -- Tapes -- Camera tape -- Double-faced tape -- Gaffer or grip tape -- Paper tape -- Visqueen -- 4 Knots -- Bowline knot -- Clove hitch knot -- Half hitch knot -- Square knot -- 5 Basic tool descriptions -- Standard screwdriver (common or blade type) -- Phillips screwdriver…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…7.5.3 Reflecting automation as a priority with your staff -- 7.5.4 Providing time for training and learning -- 7.6 Filling the skill-set gap -- 7.6.1 But if I build it, I own it -- 7.6.2 Building the new skill set -- 7.7 Approaching automation -- 7.7.1 Safety in tasks -- 7.7.2 Designing for safety -- 7.7.3 Complexity in tasks -- 7.7.4 How to rank tasks -- 7.7.5 Automating simple tasks -- 7.7.6 Automating complicated tasks -- 7.7.7 Automating complex tasks -- Summary -- 8 Off-hour deployments -- 8.1 War story -- 8.2 The layers of a deployment -- 8.3 Making deployments routine affairs -- 8.3.1 Accurate preproduction environments -- 8.3.2 Staging will never be exactly like production -- 8.4 Frequency reduces fear -- 8.5 Reducing fear by reducing risk -- 8.6 Handling failure in the layers of the deployment process -- 8.6.1 Feature flags -- 8.6.2 When to toggle off your feature flag -- 8.6.3 Fleet rollbacks -- 8.6.4 Deployment artifact rollbacks -- 8.6.5 Database-level rollbacks -- 8.7 Creating deployment artifacts -- 8.7.1 Leveraging package management -- 8.7.2 Configuration files in packages -- 8.8 Automating your deployment pipeline -- 8.8.1 Safely installing the new application -- Summary -- 9 Wasting a perfectly good incident -- 9.1 The components of a good postmortem -- 9.1.1 Creating mental models -- 9.1.2 Following the 24-hour rule -- 9.1.3 Setting the rules of the postmortem -- 9.2 The incident -- 9.3 Running the postmortem -- 9.3.1 Choosing whom to invite to the postmortem -- 9.3.2 Running through the timeline -- 9.3.3 Defining action items and following up -- 9.3.4 Documenting your postmortem -- 9.3.5 Sharing the postmortem -- Summary -- 10 Information hoarding: Only Brent knows -- 10.1 Understanding how information hoarding happens -- 10.2 Recognizing unintentional hoarders -- 10.2.1 Documentation isn't valued…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Creating Healthy Boundaries -- Chapter Nine Learn the Company Culture and Define It with Your Team -- Understanding Startup Values -- Company Values Drive Behavior -- Other Ways Culture Is Impacted by Values -- Creating A high-performance, Supportive Culture On your Team -- Building Trust Among Your Team As a Startup Leader -- Creating A culture That Isn't "always-on" -- Creating Inclusive Teams Where Individuals from Diverse Backgrounds Can Excel Together -- Creating "Balance" on Teams -- Creating Healthy Work Expectations That Support Inclusivity Among Your Team -- Cultivate Psychological Safety on your Teams -- Compassionate Bosses Make People's Lives Better, So aspire to be One of them -- Get To know Your Team As individuals…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Checking in on Graham and Dodd -- The origins of value investing -- Using fundamentals to see when a stock is priced right -- Figuring Out When to Buy or Sell a Stock -- Looking beyond the per-share price -- Seeing how a company's fundamentals and its price may get out of alignment -- Avoiding overhyped "story stocks" -- Pairing buy-and-hold strategies with fundamental analysis -- Looking to the long term -- Patience isn't always a virtue -- Chapter 4 Getting Your Hands on Fundamental Data -- Getting in Sync with the Fundamental Calendar -- Which companies must report their financials to the public? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…A Lockean approach to justice for food security under global climate change -- A. Inoue -- 7. Animals and climate change -- C.E. Blattner1* and E. …”

“…Ideas of reference, however, is a pathologically delusional phenomenon in which people experience innocuous events as being enormously significant to their personal lives. …”

“…Ideas of reference, however, is a pathologically delusional phenomenon in which people experience innocuous events as being enormously significant to their personal lives. …”

“…Sumergiéndose en algunos de los lugares más peligrosos del planeta, bajo espesas placas de hielo del Ártico, en los misteriosos agujeros negros del Caribe y en las profundas cuevas ignotas de Mallorca, nos revelan parajes aún desconocidos de nuestro entorno. …”

“…Sumergiéndose en algunos de los lugares más peligrosos del planeta, bajo espesas placas de hielo del Ártico, en los misteriosos agujeros negros del Caribe y en las profundas cuevas ignotas de Mallorca, nos revelan parajes aún desconocidos de nuestro entorno. …”

“…Once seen as aspirational and relatively innocuous, 'sustainability' or 'sustainable development' provisions are now changing the face of international trade agreements. …”