Tabla de Contenidos: “…Selecting Reverse -- Adding a Selling Shot -- Flying Solo: Removing the Green Screen from the Inserted Clips -- Adjusting the Jedi's Scale -- Making Adjustments, Rendering, and Exporting -- 11 Hollywood Movie Effects: The Hidden Identity Effect -- Flying Solo: Preparing the Project -- Adding the_Interview.avi Clip to the Timeline-Again! -- Creating a Hider Object to Hide the Face -- Synchronizing the Hider Object to the Action -- Flying Solo: Applying the Mosaic Effect to the Second Clip -- Applying the Track Matte Key Effect -- Applying a Blur Effect to the Image -- Making Adjustments, Rendering, and Exporting -- 12 Hollywood Movie Sound: #% Word Removal-The Bleeping Effect -- Flying Solo: Preparing the Project -- Finding and Marking Bad Audio Moments -- Removing the Audio at Each Bad Audio Moment -- Flying Solo: Adding Sound Effects to Each Bad Audio Moment -- Making Adjustments, Rendering, and Exporting -- 13 Hollywood Movie Effects: The Night Vision Effect -- Flying Solo: Preparing the Project -- Removing the Existing Colors from the Clip -- Adding the Green of Night Vision Using the Tint Effect -- Flying Solo: Adding Noise to Simulate the Graininess of Night Vision -- Adding Darkness to the Nighttime Clip -- Adding an Overlay to Simulate Night Vision Goggles -- Turning the Little White Circles into True Goggles -- Adding Blurriness to the Goggles for Additional Realism -- Adding the Setup Scene -- Flying Solo: Turning the Setup Scene to Night -- Making Adjustments, Rendering, and Exporting -- 14 Hollywood Movie Effects: The Beam Me Up Effect -- Flying Solo: Preparing the Project -- Adding the Transported Man and Creating the Freeze Frame -- Adding the Transporter Beam to the Timeline -- Creating a White Matte…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Debugging by Printing -- printk -- Redirecting Console Messages -- How Messages Get Logged -- Turning the Messages On and Off -- Rate Limiting -- Printing Device Numbers -- Debugging by Querying -- Using the /proc Filesystem -- Implementing files in /proc -- An older interface -- Creating your /proc file -- The seq_file interface -- The ioctl Method -- Debugging by Watching -- Debugging System Faults -- Oops Messages -- System Hangs -- Debuggers and Related Tools -- Using gdb -- The kdb Kernel Debugger -- The kgdb Patches -- The User-Mode Linux Port -- The Linux Trace Toolkit -- Dynamic Probes -- Concurrency and Race Conditions -- Pitfalls in scull -- Concurrency and Its Management -- Semaphores and Mutexes -- The Linux Semaphore Implementation -- Using Semaphores in scull -- Reader/Writer Semaphores -- Completions -- Spinlocks -- Introduction to the Spinlock API -- Spinlocks and Atomic Context -- The Spinlock Functions -- Reader/Writer Spinlocks -- Locking Traps -- Ambiguous Rules -- Lock Ordering Rules -- Fine- Versus Coarse-Grained Locking -- Alternatives to Locking -- Lock-Free Algorithms -- Atomic Variables -- Bit Operations -- seqlocks -- Read-Copy-Update -- Quick Reference -- Advanced Char Driver Operations -- ioctl -- Choosing the ioctl Commands -- The Return Value -- The Predefined Commands -- Using the ioctl Argument -- Capabilities and Restricted Operations -- The Implementation of the ioctl Commands -- Device Control Without ioctl -- Blocking I/O -- Introduction to Sleeping -- Simple Sleeping -- Blocking and Nonblocking Operations -- A Blocking I/O Example -- Advanced Sleeping -- How a process sleeps -- Manual sleeps -- Exclusive waits -- The details of waking up -- Ancient history: sleep_on -- Testing the Scullpipe Driver -- poll and select -- Interaction with read and write -- Reading data from the device -- Writing to the device…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Creating the filesystem repository in your course -- Adding media - Video and audio -- Adding video or audio to a page -- Organizing your course -- Name your topics -- Rearrange/move items on the course home page -- Giving directions and organization with labels -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Adding Assignments, Lessons, Feedback, and Choices -- Instructional strategy -- Learning objectives -- Competency learning definitions -- Definitions -- Selecting assignments -- Understanding assignments -- What you can do with an assignment -- Types of work students can submit -- Submitting a digital file -- Requiring students to submit online text -- Submitting work done in the real world -- Submitting an assignment from the student's perspective -- Grading an assignment -- Receiving a grade for an assignment -- Allowing a student to resubmit an assignment -- Adding an assignment -- Availability -- Submission types -- Feedback types -- Submission settings -- Group submission settings -- Notifications -- Printer-friendly directions -- Indicating that assignments are mandatory -- Lesson -- Definition of a lesson -- Example of a simple lesson with remedial page jump -- Types of lesson pages -- Content pages -- Cluster with questions -- End of branch -- Planning, creating pages, and adding content -- Configuring lesson settings -- General settings -- Appearance -- File popup -- Display ongoing score -- Display left menu and minimum grade to display menu -- Maximum number of answers -- Use default feedback -- Link to next activity -- Prerequisite lesson -- The flow control -- Allow student review -- Provide option to try a question again -- Maximum number of attempts -- Number of pages to show -- Grade -- The Practice lesson -- Custom scoring -- Handling of retakes -- Minimum number of questions -- Adding the first lesson page -- Importing questions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Adding sound to the Pong game -- Adding the sound variables -- Initializing the SoundPool -- Coding the collision detection and playing sounds -- The bat and the ball -- The four walls -- Playing the game -- Summary -- Chapter 12: Handling Lots of Data with Arrays -- Planning the project -- Starting the project -- Change the AndroidManifest.xml to lock in landscape and full-screen -- Creating the classes -- Reusing the Pong engine -- Coding the BulletHellActivity -- Coding the BulletHellGame class -- Coding the member variables -- Coding the BulletHellGame constructor -- Coding the BulletHellGame methods -- Coding draw and onTouchEvent -- Coding pause, resume, and printDebuggingText -- Testing the Bullet Hell engine -- Coding the Bullet class -- Spawning a bullet -- Java Arrays -- Arrays are objects -- Simple array example mini-app -- Getting dynamic with arrays -- Dynamic array example -- Entering the nth dimension with Arrays -- Multidimensional Array mini app -- Array out of bounds exceptions -- Spawning an array of bullets -- Running the game -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Bitmap Graphics and Measuring Time -- The Bob (player's) class -- Adding the Bob graphic to the project -- Coding the Bob class -- Using the Bob class -- Adding Bob to the collision detection -- Drawing Bob to the screen -- Adding the sound effects -- Activating Bob's teleport -- Coding the printDebuggingText method -- Coding the spawnBullet method (again) -- Coding the startGame method -- Running the game -- Summary -- Chapter 14: The Stack, the Heap, and the Garbage Collector -- Managing and understanding memory -- Variables revisited -- The stack and the heap -- A quick break to throw out the trash -- Stack and Heap quick summary -- Introduction to the Snake game -- Looking ahead to the Snake game -- Getting started with the Snake game -- Make full screen and landscape…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Quiz -- Use of Group Policy to Configure Security -- Configuring Account Policies -- Fine-Grained Password Policies -- Security Options -- Using Additional Security Configuration Tools -- Auditing of Active Directory Services -- New Features of Active Directory Auditing -- Using GPOs to Configure Auditing -- Using Auditpol.exe to Configure Auditing -- Review All the Key Topics -- Complete the Tables and Lists from Memory -- Definitions of Key Terms -- Chapter 14 Monitoring Active Directory -- "Do I Know This Already?" …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Renovation Filter -- Dimensioning -- The Navigator and the Project Map -- Organizing the Project Map -- Creating views and organizing them in the View Map -- Organizing the View Map -- Layouts and the Layout Book -- Drawings, sheets, and masters -- Working with Layouts and Master Layouts -- Publisher -- The publishing workflow -- Developing a Publisher Set -- From Navigator to Organizer -- Creating a new Publisher Set -- Publishing all your output in one go -- Summary -- Chapter 15: The Various Visualization Techniques in Archicad -- Creating compelling images with Archicad -- Getting creative with 2D and 3D Views - preparation -- Adding texture to Floor Plans and Elevations using Graphic Overrides -- Taking it a step further with 3D documents -- Creating rendered images -- Surfaces for rendering -- Lighting -- PhotoRendering Settings -- Conceptual images with sketch rendering -- Animation in Archicad -- Using external imaging software -- Model conversion -- Preparing an Archicad View -- Third-party software examples for rendering -- Real-time visualization -- BIMx, an interactive Graphisoft "app" -- External game engine applications -- Summary -- Appendix: Some Final Tips and Tricks -- What to do when you get stuck -- Remember the on-screen feedback -- Going through all the steps again -- Getting help -- What we didn't cover -- Summary -- Index -- Other Books You May Enjoy…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Typical Objectives of the Opportunity Center -- Reinforcing the Opportunity Environment -- Opportunity Center Summary -- Summary -- The Innovator's Dilemma 1.1: Crossing the River and Back Again -- The Innovator's Dilemma 1.2: Is the Glass Half Full or Half Empty? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- The monolithic way -- The microservices way -- Monolithic versus microservices -- Security considerations in microservices architectures -- Complexity paradigm -- Responsibility domain shift -- Lightweight components -- Securing communication between services -- Zero trust principle -- Types of communication -- Data in transit encryption -- Service mesh -- Application programming interfaces (APIs) -- Implementing fine-grained access control -- IAM as the backbone -- Secure end-user authentication -- Decoupling authorizations -- Summary -- Questions -- Answers -- Further reading -- Chapter 7: Implementing Security for Serverless Deployments -- Introduction to serverless security -- What is serverless? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…White Balance, JPEG Parameters, and Raw Conversion -- Tip 102: Custom white balance: a little effort can go a long way -- Tip 103: Changing color tints with WB SHIFT -- Tip 104: White balance and monochrome images -- Tip 105: Using film simulations -- Tip 106: Using the GRAIN EFFECT -- Tip 107: Contrast settings: adjusting highlights and shadows -- Tip 108: Color saturation -- Tip 109: The COLOR CHROME EFFECT…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Crest-climbing insight No. 4: Your flawed fear needs a free ride home -- Crest-climbing insight No. 5: You can't climb all the hills today -- Great social impact communicators build a resilient mindset to keep going in the face of adversity -- Act with integrity -- Lead with humility -- Be scientific in your approach -- Stay skeptical -- Communicate with transparency and openness -- After your hike past the crest, learn to navigate the cloud forest beyond -- Wait -- Analyze -- Take Gratitude -- Evaluate Options -- Run Again -- The watchout and the opportunity -- Key Questions -- Chapter 6: Secret #6: Highly effective social impact communicators ... cede perfection to the messy reality of change-making -- How messy looks for social impact communicators -- Paint the vision, not Van Gogh -- Why you should embrace satisfied persistence rather than perfection -- Stop trying to tie up all the loose ends -- Move ahead instead of around in circles -- When the dust flies, remember it will settle -- Capture attention and direct focus rather than sowing chaos -- Turn panic into peaceful action -- Guard the silent moments -- Engage in regular conversation that sparks ideas and opportunities -- Trade predictability for adaptability -- Key Questions -- Chapter 7: Secret #7: Highly effective social impact communicators ... build personal and professional legacies that outlive them and their careers -- First principles of legacy building for social impact communicators -- Principle No. 1: Legacy is the ripple effect of our actions -- Principle No. 2: Legacy is shiftable, not set in stone -- Principle No. 3: Legacy exists beyond our lifetime -- Principle No. 4: Legacy can be a blessing or a byword -- Principle No. 5: Legacy persists in the background -- How you can create a legacy that outlives you -- Legacy Builder 1: Give away your grace and mercy liberally…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Generate -- Image Control -- Immersive Video -- Keying -- Noise &amp -- Grain -- Obsolete -- Perspective -- Stylize -- Time -- Transform -- Transition -- Utility -- Video -- Lumetri and Color -- How Much Data Is in Your Pixels? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Dedication -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Planning Power BI Projects -- Power BI deployment modes -- Corporate BI -- Self-Service Visualization -- Self-Service BI -- Choosing a deployment mode -- Project discovery and ingestion -- Sample Power BI project template -- Sample template - Adventure Works BI -- Power BI project roles -- Dataset designer -- Report authors -- Power BI admin -- Project role collaboration -- Power BI licenses -- Power BI license scenarios -- Power BI Premium features -- Data warehouse bus matrix -- Dataset design process -- Selecting the business process -- Declaring the grain -- Identifying the dimensions -- Defining the facts -- Data profiling -- Dataset planning -- Data transformations -- Import versus DirectQuery -- Import mode -- DirectQuery mode -- Sample project analysis -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Connecting to Sources and Transforming Data with M -- Query design per dataset mode -- Import mode dataset queries -- DirectQuery dataset queries -- Data sources -- Authentication -- Data source settings -- Privacy levels -- Power BI as a data source -- Power BI Desktop options -- Global options -- CURRENT FILE options -- SQL views -- SQL views versus M queries -- SQL view examples -- Date dimension view -- Mark As Date Table -- Product Dimension view -- Slowly-changing dimensions -- M queries -- Data Source Parameters -- Staging Queries -- DirectQuery staging -- Fact and dimension queries -- Source Reference Only -- M query summary -- Excel workbook - Annual Sales Plan -- Data types -- Item access in M -- DirectQuery report execution -- Bridge Tables Queries -- Parameter Tables -- Security Tables -- Query folding -- Partial query folding -- M Query examples -- Trailing three years filter -- Customer history column…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 27 April 2020: Oil, again -- Coronavirus country-by-country sentiment time series -- Coronavirus aggregate global sentiment time series -- News sentiment for topical keywords -- Crude oil news sentiment -- Aggregate india equity market sentiment -- 22 April 2020: Oil's historic fall: Precipitated by quickly worsened sentiment? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cataloging your data to avoid the data swamp -- How to avoid the data swamp -- The AWS Glue/Lake Formation data catalog -- AWS services for data encryption and security monitoring -- AWS Key Management Service (KMS) -- Amazon Macie -- Amazon GuardDuty -- AWS services for managing identity and permissions -- AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) service -- Using AWS Lake Formation to manage data lake access -- Hands-on - configuring Lake Formation permissions -- Creating a new user with IAM permissions -- Transitioning to managing fine-grained permissions with AWS Lake Formation -- Summary -- Section 2: Architecting and Implementing Data Lakes and Data Lake Houses -- Chapter 5: Architecting Data Engineering Pipelines -- Technical requirements -- Approaching the data pipeline architecture -- Architecting houses and architecting pipelines -- Whiteboarding as an information-gathering tool -- Conducting a whiteboarding session -- Identifying data consumers and understanding their requirements -- Identifying data sources and ingesting data -- Identifying data transformations and optimizations -- File format optimizations -- Data standardization -- Data quality checks -- Data partitioning -- Data denormalization -- Data cataloging -- Whiteboarding data transformation -- Loading data into data marts -- Wrapping up the whiteboarding session -- Hands-on - architecting a sample pipeline -- Detailed notes from the project "Bright Light" whiteboarding meeting of GP Widgets, Inc -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Ingesting Batch and Streaming Data -- Technical requirements -- Understanding data sources -- Data variety -- Data volume -- Data velocity -- Data veracity -- Data value -- Questions to ask -- Ingesting data from a relational database -- AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) -- AWS Glue -- Other ways to ingest data from a database…”