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I have some 2GB files (database backups) with relative few differences.Compressing any one of the backups produces 18% size.I managed to improve this by exploiting the small differences and large window sizes of 7-Zip. I made a tool that splits each file to 24M parts, resulting in filenames like these:
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Now I would like to speed up compression by parallelizing. I'm going to create two .7z archives, say A.7z from files *.001-*.040 and B.7z from files *.041-*.080 (in two separate processes in parallel).
Since that I tried to use rdiff, xdelta and exdupe on the files and it turned out that the differences are interspersed over 2/3 of the whole 2GB files, thus none of these binary delta/deduplication techniques can generate a small-sized difference file (which would be competitive to 7-Zip or compressible with it).For example, rdiff created an 1163M .diff file from two input (1918M and 1924M). exdupe's differential backup was larger than the second file (with compression turned off).
Hi, it would be nice to concatenate 7z files.I need it in little bit different situation: Every day I zip some data to separate 7z file but the same data zip to one huge file somewhere else. Because of slow embedded processor it is not claver to zip them twice. I tried day_x_y.7z >> all.7z, but it doesn't work.Thanks.
On April 20, 2017, Rabbit #041 posted on tumblr that they received a floppy disk in the mail, labelled only "DRKWND". In a second tumblr post, once Rabbit #041 had accessed the disk, they revealed that the disk contained a zip file labellled "DRKWND.7z". Rabbit #041 was unable to access the file as it requires a password.
On June 4 2017, Reddit user Alexgweeneyo discovered that the password to the DRKWND zip folder, based on Vince's clues in the video christmas., is 'home213'. Unzipping the DRKWND file revealed several small files with no extensions. Adding the .txt extension revealed them to be transcribed news articles.
This file introduces an alleged clairvoyant local to New Hope, Elizabeth (last name redacted). It mentions bodies of two people found, who were last seen in Lambertville. The EMH crew visited Lambertville in 2010 in their search for Jessa, where they found the disappearing body of the Dead Girl and the note from Linnie, as well as encountering the Rake for the first time, in the remains of the burnt down Lambertville High School.
Local criminal psychic consulant, Elizabeth[REDACTED UPON REQUEST], is scheduled to begin teaching classes at Bucks County Community College during the spring semester. Elizabeth will be offering two courses: Criminology 101 and Creative Writing. Bucks Couny Community College is is encouraged to contact the college direcly.
Rabbit #041 also revealed that on the back of the disk was a handwritten url to a website, The website is fairly sparse of embellishment and contains typos, but is the alleged business website of William J Davidson, who is revealed in the DRKWND files to be Dr Corenthal's lawyer. The website says Davidson has been practicing as a family and health lawyer in the "greater Pocono Mountain area" since 1993. The website states that he currently works in and near Princeton, New Jersey, specialising in offering probate and estate planning for families and individuals.
"Upon graduation from the law school at the University of Pennsylvania, William decided to devote his career to helping families in special circumstances and those suffering from medical malpractice. William spent 20 years as a pillar of the greater Mount Pocono community and more recently offers his estate holding services in and around Princeton, New Jersey.
My created svg image: justpaste.it/45mwn(My created svg has multiple path d= which mean all attempts to using my svg have broken the theme as I run it locally on my local hugo instance)
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This is physic simulation plugin for C4D R18 but R17 should be possible as well.It has legacy CPU based cloth, soft body and ropes engine.And now it has also new Nvidia Flex 1.1 based simulation engine as well that can run on any GPU with DirectX 12 support.This new engine currently support thinking particles based fluid simulation as well as soft body and ropes simulation.
My understanding is that this data is gzipped. When I save the decrypted data to a file and give it a .gz extension and attempt to extract it with 7-Zip I get an error though. It can open the archive, see that there is a single file in there, but when I try to read it or extract it I just get an error.
Running the following in GitBash in Windows downloads the gzipped file (which might be over HTTP/1.1 probably depending on the version of curl you have installed, but ignore that for now, because I don't think this is an HTTP/2 problem):
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As a screen reader user, I would say you don't need to worry. We get used to a lot of things -- many of which are worse than this. Secondly, most screen readers have a "pronunciation dictionary" where you can teach it how to creative mis-pronounce a word to get it to sound right.Dave-----Original Message-----From: WebAIM-Forum On Behalf Of Aaron KrugSent: Friday, December 16, 2022 1:48 PMTo: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = Subject: [WebAIM] Screen Readers pronouncing product nameThis message may be from an external email source.Do not select links or open attachments unless verified. Report all suspicious emails to Minnesota IT Services Security Operations Center.Our organization has several products that the official names are two words put together. For example, ABLEnow, Virginia529, etc. When screen readers try to read these they spell out the name. Is there a way to tell screen reader how to pronounce the name? I had thought about wrapping the text with a span tag and having aria-label with the names with a space so they are like a normal word. We are required to have it written with the formatting above which means I would have to add the code in a lot of places. Is there a better way to handle this or is this something we really need to not worry about? Basically what would be best practices when it comes to issues like this?ThanksAaron Krug[Text Description automatically generated] This communication and any attachments are confidential and intended only for the addressee. If you are not the intended recipient, you may not copy, disclose, or distribute this message to anyone else; any such actions may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please contact the sender of the message immediately to inform him or her of the error. Virginia529 cannot provide legal, financial, or tax advice and this communication and any attachments do not contain legal, financial, or tax advice and cannot be construed as such or relied upon for those purposes.
In addition to Dave's two excellent comments, if you try to force apronunciation by having a phonetic spelling then you cause an issue forBraille users because they'll read the phonetic spelling instead of thereal spelling.On Fri, Dec 16, 2022 at 1:00 PM Andrews, David B (DEED) via WebAIM-Forum wrote:> As a screen reader user, I would say you don't need to worry. We get used> to a lot of things -- many of which are worse than this. Secondly, most> screen readers have a "pronunciation dictionary" where you can teach it how> to creative mis-pronounce a word to get it to sound right.>> Dave>>>
On 16/12/2022 8:00 PM, Andrews, David B (DEED) via WebAIM-Forum wrote:> As a screen reader user, I would say you don't need to worry. We get used to a lot of things -- many of which are worse than this. Secondly, most screen readers have a "pronunciation dictionary" where you can teach it how to creative mis-pronounce a word to get it to sound right.I couldn't agree with this more. Names (and other words) are pronounced differently by people with different accents and no-one worries too much. I've heard wi-fi pronounced why-fy and wee-fee before now to give one example. So there's really no need to worry about screen readers getting it wrong sometimes.It's also near impossible to force screen readers into pronouncing something the way you want in any case. More on this here: -for-creating-content-that-works-well-with-screen-readers/> Dave>>>> -----Original Message-----> From: WebAIM-Forum On Behalf Of Aaron Krug> Sent: Friday, December 16, 2022 1:48 PM> To: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > Subject: [WebAIM] Screen Readers pronouncing product name>> This message may be from an external email source.> Do not select links or open attachments unless verified. Report all suspicious emails to Minnesota IT Services Security Operations Center.>> >> Our organization has several products that the official names are two words put together. For example, ABLEnow, Virginia529, etc. When screen readers try to read these they spell out the name. Is there a way to tell screen reader how to pronounce the name? I had thought about wrapping the text with a span tag and having aria-label with the names with a space so they are like a normal word. We are required to have it written with the formatting above which means I would have to add the code in a lot of places. Is there a better way to handle this or is this something we really need to not worry about? Basically what would be best practices when it comes to issues like this?>> Thanks>> Aaron Krug>> [Text Description automatically generated] This communication and any attachments are confidential and intended only for the addressee. If you are not the intended recipient, you may not copy, disclose, or distribute this message to anyone else; any such actions may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please contact the sender of the message immediately to inform him or her of the error. Virginia529 cannot provide legal, financial, or tax advice and this communication and any attachments do not contain legal, financial, or tax advice and cannot be construed as such or relied upon for those purposes.> > > > -- Léonie Watson (she/her)Director 041b061a72