Metadata in Salesforce is basically "data that describes other data".For example, in Salesforce you can query data like this: SELECT FirstName FROM Contact WHERE FirstName='Mike'Salesforce also provides metadata tables that describe code and configuration:SELECT Id FROM ApexClass WHERE ApiVersion < 25>The Metadata API…
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Metadata in Salesforce is basically "data that describes other data".For example, in Salesforce you can query data like this: SELECT FirstName FROM Contact WHERE FirstName='Mike'Salesforce also provides metadata tables that describe code and configuration: SELECT Id FROM ApexClass WHERE ApiVersion < 25>The Metadata…
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Metadata in Salesforce is basically "data that describes other data".For example, in Salesforce you can query data like this: SELECT FirstName FROM Contact WHERE FirstName='Mike'Salesforce also provides metadata tables that describe code and configuration:SELECT Id FROM ApexClass WHERE ApiVersion < 25>The Metadata API…
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Using the example given in the Date Time Salesforce class and calling the format GMT(string) method with a formatting string found in the Java Simple Date Format examples: Date Time my Date Time = Date Time. New Instance(1993, 6, 6, 3, 3, 3); String formatted = my Date Time. format GMT('yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ');…
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It probably depends on what one means by "fundamental theory", but there is no lack of rigorous quantitative theory in deep learning theory, some of which is very general, despite claims to the contrary. One good example is the work around energy-based methods for learning. See e.g. Neal & Hinton's work on variational…
Data Science
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Is pastebin safe can be answered as - if you are using a free service, then you are the product. Pastebin as a free service is definitely vulnerable. Personally, I use pastebin quite often. It's a very good service, and I am not worried about the website owners running off with my private information because I do not…
Cyber Security
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To answer your question of what can a hacker do with an IP address - I think it may be better to illustrate how hacking actually works to put your mind at ease. Keep in mind for this I'm talking about WAN (internet) IP's. Firstly as has been pointed out there are IP addresses, which is simply a way to look at your…
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What is a signature certificate? Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) is affixed on documents submitted in electronic form by the authorised person. It ensures the security and authenticity of the documents submitted electronically. DSC is affixed on all the documents filed on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)…
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As the old adage says, "it's not the size of your word list that matters, it's how you use it." And which you use. I will provide you with some tips. For password lists and non-password word lists relevant to my suggestions, see the password dictionary SkullSecurity, KoreLogic, and Openwall. The leaks mentioned are…
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TAP is basically at Ethernet level (layer 2) and acts like a switch whereas TUN works at the network level (layer 3) and routes packets on the VPN. TAP is bridging whereas TUN is routing. From the OpenVPN Wiki:TAP benefits: behaves like a real network adapter (except it is a virtual network adapter) can transport any…
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TLS requires a reliable transport. On the internet, this leaves only TCP, as UDP does not offer reliability. This is so, because (in compliance with the layered architecture of the ISO/OSI reference model) it does not handle transport errors, lost packets, or other disturbances that may occur with IP. TLS is designed…
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That is true, HMAC is way more complex than simple concatenation. As a simplistic example, if you were to simply concatenate key + data, then "key1"+"data" yields identical results to "key"+"1data", which is suboptimal. HMAC will yield different results for each. There are other flaws with simple concatenation in many…
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