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Latest PECL Releases:skywalking 3.2.5 Fix the empty field bug in span refs for skywalking v6. mysqlnd_azure 1.0.3 - Remove the use of is_using_redirect flag. More strict validation and test cases with php built-in web server. rdkafka 4.0.3 BREAKING CHANGE: Since version 4.0, the client no longer polls for network events at shutdown (during object destructor). This behaviour didn't give enough control to the user in case of server issue, and could cause the script to hang while terminating. Starting from 4.0, programs MUST call flush() before shutting down, otherwise some messages and callbacks may be lost. Improvements Add partition check for offsetStore (#331, @nick-zh) Naming consistency for setting in tests (#339, @romainneutron) Bugfixes Fix headers containing null bytes (#338, @arnaud-lb, @dirx @nick-zh) Fix topic deconstruct for high level consumer (#333, @nick-zh) Documentation Fix doc example (#340, @Steveb-p) Remove outdated and duplicate examples (#341, @nick-zh) pq 2.1.7 * Fix PHP-7.4 compatibility zstd 0.8.0 - ztsd_uncompress may return a empty string oauth 2.0.5 * fix config.w32 (cmb) * fix 7.3 segfault (rlerdorf) * replace uint-uint32_t, ulong-zend_ulong (Jan-E) * handle cases where a passed in array might be a const (keyurdg) * Fix configure for recent cURL versions (cmb) * Bug #76722 cURL library headers not recognized on Debian 9 (js361014) gRPC 1.27.0 - gRPC Core 1.27.0 update mongodb 1.7.1 ** Bug * [PHPC-1551] - Building against system libraries fails couchbase 2.6.2 * fixed possible segfault in N1QL request * fixed windows build for PHP 7.4 * PCBC-646: Fixed issue with blank string decoding. mongodb 1.7.0 ** Bug * [PHPC-348] - Check for errors after calling bson_to_zval() * [PHPC-889] - BSON decoding errors for Javascript scopes only thrown at access time * [PHPC-1446] - Always enable TLS when any TLS option is specified * [PHPC-1453] - SRV record lookup fails if DNS response exceeds 1024 characters * [PHPC-1520] - Windows compiler warnings building extension with libmongocrypt * [PHPC-1526] - Forking session test has intermittent failures on SHARDED_CLUSTER_RS * [PHPC-1540] - Investigate segmentation fault when using keyVaultClient in AutoEncryptionOpts ** Epic [PHPC-1293] - Support Client-side Field Level Encryption (FLE) ** New Feature [PHPC-1230] - Support object cloning for BSON classes [PHPC-1462] - Support ability to pass hint to update [PHPC-1491] - Add ReadPreference::getModeString [PHPC-1496] - Support compiling with libmongocrypt [PHPC-1497] - Introduce new configure switch to use system libraries [PHPC-1498] - Handle autoEncryptionOpts in MongoDBDriverManager [PHPC-1499] - Add clientEncryption API [PHPC-1500] - Change serialisation of objects for client hash [PHPC-1539] - Create new exception classes for FLE ** Task [PHPC-952] - Refactor BSON type initiators for unserialization visitors [PHPC-1002] - Test regularly with C Driver release or release candidate [PHPC-1073] - Remove superfluous php_array_exists calls where possible [PHPC-1074] - Refactor php_phongo_bson_state struct initialization for debug output [PHPC-1269] - Document that BulkWrite instances may only be executed once [PHPC-1279] - Improve documentation for Cursor::isDead() [PHPC-1312] - Advise users to use 64-bit environments if possible [PHPC-1314] - Document that users may need to copy libsasl.dll to lib path for Windows installs [PHPC-1343] - Add test to catch inaccessible server when running tests [PHPC-1372] - Re-enable ARM64 builds in Evergreen matrix [PHPC-1424] - Inform users that mongodb.debug output contains sensitive information [PHPC-1426] - Update stubs for PhpStorm [PHPC-1430] - Deprecate obsolete driver options [PHPC-1438] - Expose more precise session state [PHPC-1445] - Make find commands for collecting libmongoc sources portable between Linux and macOS [PHPC-1449] - Resync bson-corpus array.json to fix duplicate test names [PHPC-1450] - Document rules by which TLS is implicitly enabled [PHPC-1461] - Remove Community zSeries From 4.0 testing [PHPC-1470] - Remove unnecessary timezone settings in tests [PHPC-1471] - Clean up reference handling in Javascript scope serialisation [PHPC-1472] - Prevent multiple exceptions from being thrown during manager serialisation [PHPC-1492] - Remove conditional EXPECTF patterns in UTCDateTime tests [PHPC-1532] - Document client-side encryption functionality [PHPC-1546] - Ensure Windows builds enable SASL and FLE ** Improvement [PHPC-870] - Consider using ZEND_HASH_FOREACH indirect macros for iteration [PHPC-966] - Explicitly initialize fields for internal class structs [PHPC-991] - Handle duplicates in URI options array [PHPC-1274] - Reset libmongoc client after forking to avoid interacting with parent resources in child processes [PHPC-1281] - Serialization support for ReadConcern, ReadPreference, and WriteConcern [PHPC-1284] - Driver session pools must be cleared after forking [PHPC-1347] - Do not allow empty string for replicaSet [PHPC-1391] - Prohibit starting a transaction for maxWireVersion < 7 [PHPC-1411] - Accept 64-bit integers for wTimeoutMS [PHPC-1418] - Test PHP 7.3 in Evergreen [PHPC-1439] - Expose transaction options on session object [PHPC-1459] - Add serialisation support for CursorId [PHPC-1521] - Only warn in config.w32 if SASL is enabled but not available [PHPC-1545] - Require object or array type for "kmsProviders" option

Words are the primary component of content for the web. However, until a short while ago, all we had at our disposal were but a few system fonts. Adding to that, those system typefaces weren't necessarily coherent from operating system to operating system (OS). Fortunately, Windows, macOS and Linux made up font-wise, and since then, all modern fonts have been compatible across those OS'. There's no question, the future of web typography looks promising.The post How New Font Technologies Will Improve The Web appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

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    How does Image Recognition Works? The brain consists of neurons and weights connecting between them. Machine learning Algorithms follow the same design of brain structure as it has neurons in the so-called layer and weights connecting between them that are updated according to a specific loss function. Different […] The post Image Recognition in Python based on Machine Learning - Example & Explanation for Image Classification Model first appeared on ASPER BROTHERS.

So you’ve spent your days working at an agency whose primary clientele are startups, and you’ve grown accustomed to the process. You like your fresh office cookies, the medium roast... The post Shifting Focus from Startup UX to Enterprise UX appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.