Line 3756: should be attrs instead of attr

Current: if self.classes.issubset(set([s.lower() for s in e.attr.get("class", [])])) is False:

Should be: if self.classes.issubset(set([s.lower() for s in e.attrs.get("class", [])])) is False:

Describe the issue
Needle doesn't seem to be maintained anymore. The last update was > 1 year and no issues have been answered this year. It also doesnt' seem to work on iOS JB devices with Chimera. FSecureLABS/needle#273

We should review where we use Needle and if other tools are a better alternative (e.g. objection, passionfruit).

Project "Hinty" aims at adding Type hints to Scapy. It will help discover bugs, improve the API, and make Scapy up-to-date with the high standards of Python libraries.

Implementation

We use mypy to ensure automatic testing of the work that has already been completed. PRs that fall under project Hinty will process one (or a few) files and register them into the checks. The file

Via Claude S. Fischer on SOCNET, April 20:

"Data and documentation for the first of three waves of the UCNets - UC Berkeley Social Networks Study - are now available for download on NACDA (National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging), part of ICPSR. The URL is: https://www.icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/36975. These ego-centric data consist of a primary sample of egos (n=1,159)

Currently, at least the values from XML tags tcpsequence and ipidsequence are not kept. The schema should be updated to store them.

See also #636.

Expected Description of Example

• Using Defaults
  Example: From vertex 2 to vertex 3 on a directed graph.

• In one-to-one
  Example: From vertex 2 to vertex 3 on an directed graph using heuristic 2

• one-to-many
  Example: From vertex 2 to vertices {3,11} on a directed graph using heuristic 3 and factor=3.5

• many-to-one

  Example: From vertices

I did a basic line edit of the "Usage" section, but next it needs reorganization and more information.

Would anyone want to spend time on a call or two to help me understand some of the commands? Some of them aren't obvious to me from the command line help, so they might benefit from better explanation.

(I'll continue to work on this section, but having a technical expert to answer some of

similar to the documentation for isp configs.

@arifogel , @haverma - i am tagging both of you, not knowing who is the current expert. but i am hoping that its one of you.

All - we have a bus factor in that I hold on our financial/business documentation for PH Ltd but that we can't quite figure out a secure (and GDPR compliant) place to keep this all in a shareable form.

Does anyone have any thoughts, experience, suggestions in this area?

One option is to pay for Box https://www.box.com/en-gb/pricing because it is cheap(ish), GDPR compliant, and trusted as s

Suggestion by @avdgrinten:

Re-style doxygen to align the C++ with the Python-documentation. The idea is to align headers/side menu to remove the iframe from https://networkit.github.io/dev-docs/cppdoc.html and make it a seamless seperate subpage.

• what is the name of the switch for mirroring (name defined in the faucet.yaml, not dns, for example)
• the port that Poseidon uses for mirroring needs to be controlled by Faucet, therefore it needs to be an openflow port
• the port that Poseidon uses needs to be configured in faucet.yaml to be output_only: true and no native vlan (a port for mirroring from Faucet's perspective)
• Requiremen

In the paper Efficient community detection of network flows for varying Markov times and bipartite networks there are three algorithms described for a bipartite network, but it's not clear from the documentation which one is Infomap using.

My guess is that the fast approximation is used. If that's the case, can I run Infomap in normal mode with a Markov time of 2 and get the bipartite results