BTDigg is the first Mainline DHT search engine.[2][3][4] It participated in the BitTorrent DHT network, supporting the network and making correspondence between magnet links and a few torrent attributes (name, size, list of files) which are indexed and inserted into a database. For end users, BTDigg provides a full-text database search via a Web interface. The web part of its search system retrieved proper information by a user's text query. The Web search supported queries in European and Asian languages. The project name was an acronym of BitTorrent Digger (in this context, digger means a treasure-hunter).[5] It went offline in June 2016, reportedly due to index spam.[6] The site returned later in 2016 at a dot-com domain, went offline again, and is now online.[7][citation needed] The btdig.com site has its torrent crawler's source code listed on GitHub, dhtcrawler2.
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BTDigg was created as a DHT search engine for free content for the BitTorrent network. The web part of the BTDigg search system provides magnet links and partial torrent information (name, list of files, size) from the database. The returned results are based on a user's text query. BTDigg's DHT search engine links two subjects that are partial information from a torrent and a magnet link, similar to the process of linking the content of a web page with a page URL. BTDigg also provides API for third-party applications.[2]
BTDigg Web interface supports English, Russian, Portuguese languages. Users can customize search results by choosing proper sort order in the web interface. Additional features are search API, API popularity, plugins for μTorrent and qBittorrent clients, Web browser OpenSearch plugin (for Internet Explorer, Google Chrome). API popularity gives a picture of changing popularity for a torrent in the BitTorrent DHT network.
BTDigg provides decentralization of torrent index database creation, and the ability to show distributed ratings provided by users via μTorrent.[8] There is no guarantee about content because BTDigg does not analyze nor store content. BTDigg is not a tracker because it does not participate in nor coordinate the BitTorrent swarm. It is not a BitTorrent Index because it does not store and does not maintain a static list of torrents.[9][10]
It is common knowledge that pirated software might contain malware, yet millions still put themselves and their devices at risk and download from dubious sources. It is even more surprising to see the popularity of torrented operating system installations, which are ranked at the top of most torrent tracker ranking lists. Today we will prove conventional wisdom right and show off a devious, yet clever attack chain employed by an infected Windows 10 image, frequently shared and downloaded by tens of thousands of users.
The individuals responsible for this trickery have introduced some clever ways to bypass Windows Defender, which can be used also by other malware and should be addressed. The specific torrent we have investigated has tens of thousands of seeders, and while we do not know how many live installations are out there, considering its popularity it is safe to assume that the number of successful infections is quite high. We recommend getting your software from legitimate sources, especially highly critical ones such as the operating system.
Analysis [top] Autocorrelation MRI t2 calculations Line Analyzer Image Correlator (image correlation) Particle Remover Circularity Modulation Transfer Function Specify ROI Specify Line Selection Comment Writer 16-bit Histogram Results and Text Draw line or point grids Moment Calculator Batch Statistics Cell Counter Oval Profile Plot Color Comparison Radial Profile Plot Microscope Scale MRI Analysis Calculator Sync Measure 3D Hough Circles Convex Hull, Circularity, Roundness Fractal Dimension and Lacunarity Measure And Label Colocalization Granulometry Texture Analysis Named Measurements Cell Outliner Grid Cycloid Arc RGB Profiler Colocalization Finder Spectrum Extractor Contact Angle RG2B Colocalization Color Profiler Hull and Circle MR Urography Template Matching Extract IMT from ultrasound images ITCN (Image-based Tool for Counting Nuclei) Multi Cell Outliner FRETcalc - FRET by acceptor photobleaching JACoP (Just Another Colocalization Plugin) FRET and Colocalization Analyzer CASA (Computer Assisted Sperm Analyzer) Radial Profile Plot Extended Concentric Circles (non-destructive overlay) Azimuthal Average Slanted Edge Modulation Transfer Function Calculate 3D Noise FWHM (analyze photon detector pinhole images) SSIM_index (calculate structural similarity index) Image Moments (image moments of n-th rank) MS_SSIM_index (multi-scale structural similarity index ) Colony Counter (count colonies in agar plates) Levan (chromosome morphology) EXTRAX (electron diffraction intensity extraction) Fractal Surface Measurement Foci Picker3D (finds local maxima in 2D and 3D images) Diameter (measures the diameter of a blood vessels) Graph Demo (creates particle adjacency lists) Asymmetry Analysis (HR-TEM image conditions) 2D NMR Analysis (integrates peaks in 2D NMR spectra) MetaData and Intracellular Calcium Line Scan Analysis GHT (General Hough Transformation object recognition) IntraCell (nanoparticle colocalization within cells) Lemos Asymmetry Analysis (dental panoramic radiographs) Merz Grid Macro (semicircular lines and points in overlay) Stress Granule Counter (counts SGs in eucaryotic cells) Vamp 2D/3D (isolate puncta in 2D and 3D images) Sampling Window (unbiased sampling window) Map Bone Microstructure (histomorphometry parameters) Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Image Analysis Toolbox GaussFit_OnSpot (gaussian spot fitting) simFRAP (calculates diffusion coefficients from FRAP series) TTorg (transverse tubular system regularity analysis) VesselJ (quantify blood and lymphatic vessels in murine corneal flat-mounts) AxonJ (counts and segments whole-nerve axons) ReadPlate (macros that measures multi-well plates of up to 96 wells) COELI (COvariancE of Lucky Images) Waveness/Roughness Neuron Morpho (Neuron Morphology)
Programming Examples [top] Primes Step Maker Display Updater Mouse Listener Image Processing Demo Key Listener Field of View Calculator Gear Math Circle Test Image Window with Panel Examples from the Tutorial Image Inverter Window Focus Bouncer Escape (aborting a filter) Custom Particle Analyzer Using Packages for Utility Classes Command Line Example Non-destructive Graphic Overlay Load images, text and macros from a JAR file Add grid of numeric fields to a dialog Package plugins in a JAR file Save/Restore User Preferences Link ImageJ to MySQL Image Listener Create signed 16-bit image from array Display text in an editor window Add values to the Results Table JCalc (an example PlugInFrame) Calculate ROI Mean (using selection masks) Blend Images using toFloat(i,fp) and setPixels(i,fp) Get and set image properties using macros Image5D Macro Language Extensions RSS Feed Reader Multiple LUT Stack Binary erosion using EDM, with "Preview" and "Help" Event Listener (listen for color or tool changes) MacBook Position (use JNI to read Sudden Motion Sensor) MultiColumnDialog (create dialogs with multiple columns) Find 3D Max (compare pixel access methods) Image and text overlay with transparent background Apply formula to all pixels in an image or stack Interactively set the position and size of a selection Add radio buttons to dialogs and handle events Cross Fader (use slider to move one image over another) Roi Iterator Demo (process pixels contained in a selection)
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With this enhancement, TuneD introduces the calc_isolated_cores built-in function that automatically calculates housekeeping and isolated cores lists, and applies the calculation to the isolated_cores parameter. With the automatic preset, one core from each socket is reserved for housekeeping, and you can start using the real-time profile without any additional steps. If you want to change the preset, customize the isolated_cores parameter by specifying the list of CPUs to isolate.
The internal kernel data structure, list_lru, tracks the "Least Recently Used" status of kernel inodes and directory entries for files. Previously, the number of list_lru allocated structures was directly proportional to the number of mount points and the number of present memory cgroups. Both these numbers increased with the number of running containers leading to memory consumption of O(n^2) where n is the number of running containers. This update optimizes the memory consumption of list_lru in the system to O(n). As a result, sufficient memory is now available for the user applications, especially on the systems with a large number of running containers. 2ff7e9595c
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