▍ Mockito It allows you to create a similar object, the so-called “stub” and specializes specifically in them. Thus, you can create your own implementation of interfaces, classes with the necessary functionality, test their work for correctness. There is a good article on Mockito here. Above, we have already talked about working with the database, […]
Author: Zak Feaunati
Web development setup
Any work of a java programmer is based on the basis, which means not only direct knowledge of the programming language itself, but also knowledge of additional components, without which programming in its pure form becomes quite difficult or uncompetitive in time. That is what we will talk about in this article. The following presentation […]
How to work with IDOR hackers
To find IDOR, hackers intercept API requests and substitute new identifiers into them using a web proxy, such as BURP Suite. Sometimes they rely on luck and brute-force IDs, but there are more elegant techniques, such as swapping session labels. To find IDOR: You need to create two users and save their session labels. This […]
Storing neural networks in a table-network DBMS HTMS has obvious advantages.
Firstly, the ability to store a large number of similar neural networks that differ in the parameters used in training – the number of epochs, the learning rate and the bias value and, accordingly, the weight coefficients, which allows you to choose the best one after a set of actions to check them. Secondly, different […]
Using HTMS to store and apply neural networks
Python * Programming * Data storage * Machine learning * Artificial intelligence A new approach to modeling neural networks in table-network databases. [This is a translation of an article I published on www.medium.com in a series of posts about the table-network data model. See links to all posts here.] HyperTable Management System – HTMS is […]
Password Management
Leave a replyAs a long time sysadmin I have to admit password management has always been one of the more annoying aspects of my job. From both the perspective of IT security, and from the end user experience. One other huge advantage to having a password management system. All passwords are located in an organized […]
Obtain Harddrive Size
using PowershellSo I ended up stuck in an odd situation the other day. I needed to know how large someones hard drive was, however I didn’t have access to the computer and it wasn’t listed in the asset management software that I use. I do know WMI is enabled on all domain computers, I also […]
Export Mapmyride to Strava
mapmyride I may elaborate further on too tools I use to keep track of my cycling life. But as it stands, I use two. I prefer Mapmyride for the mid ride stats, not to mention just general usability. Plus, it worked with my hr monitor. Strava did not. However Strava fills the stats geek in […]
Printer is Offline
I am going to assume you have done the usual troubleshooting. Here is a small collection of initial steps I take to troubleshoot printers. Check network connectivityReboot printer (not the soft boot on enterprise printers, but a real power down)Restart print spooler on either server or client or bothPrinter OfflineWindows 7 Printer Offline If you […]
How to do a Product Comparison
My review process for deciding on products or services is to use a product comparison matrix, which I will use throughout this blog. It’s a simple breakdown of needs & wants based on a weighted score, tabulated to give me a final score for each product. While completely subjective to my needs it does give me […]