Abstract: A baking mix is provided that is free of common food allergens. The baking mix includes a modified starch, a native starch, a gluten-free flour, a hydrocolloid, a hydrogenated oil, a sugar, and a salt. Methods of manufacturing a baking mix are further provided and comprise the step of combining an amount of a modified starch, an amount of a native starch, an amount of a gluten-free flour, an amount of a hydrocolloid, an amount of a sugar, and an amount of a sea salt to form a raw material mixture. An amount heated hydrogenated oil is then added to the raw material mixture, and the raw material mixture is turbolized for a predetermined amount of time to thereby form the baking mix.

Abstract: A server is in communication with a first computing device that can access an application. The server includes a processing device that executes instructions from a non-transitory computer-readable medium. The instructions include receiving a resolution request. The resolution request includes information indicative of a state of the application as accessed by a second computing device. The instructions include generating, based on the information in the received resolution request, at least one of (i) an application resource identifier indicative of a native edition of the application and (ii) a web resource identifier indicative of a web edition of the application. The instructions include determining an instruction set including instructions for accessing at least one of the native edition and the web edition. The instructions include, to at least one of the first and second computing devices, transmitting the instruction set and the application/web resource identifier.

Abstract: A server is in communication with a first computing device that can access an application. The server includes a processing device that executes instructions from a non-transitory computer-readable medium. The instructions include receiving a resolution request. The resolution request includes information indicative of a state of the application as accessed by a second computing device. The instructions include generating, based on the information in the received resolution request, at least one of (i) an application resource identifier indicative of a native edition of the application and (ii) a web resource identifier indicative of a web edition of the application. The instructions include determining an instruction set including instructions for accessing at least one of the native edition and the web edition. The instructions include, to at least one of the first and second computing devices, transmitting the instruction set and the application/web resource identifier.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for estimating ages of network devices may include (1) identifying at least one networked device that may be attached to a network, (2) identifying a media access control address of the networked device, the media access control address comprising an organizational unique identifier, (3) querying an organizational-unique-identifier database with the organizational unique identifier and receiving, in response, device-age information relating to an estimated age of the networked device and (4) determining the estimated age of the networked device based at least in part on the device-age information. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for obscuring network services may include (1) identifying a local network comprising at least one client and at least one host, where the host provides a service that is not bound to any routable address on the local network and the client is expected to send messages to the service, (2) provisioning the client with a proxy that intercepts the messages directed to the service by the client, identifies the host that provides the service, and adds at least one layer of encryption to the messages, (3) configuring the proxy to route the messages through an onion routing network within the local network that comprises at least one onion routing node, and (4) configuring the onion routing network to remove the at least one layer of encryption from the messages before forwarding the messages. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: Riding lawn mowers may utilize friction drives configured with a variable normal force between frictional components. In a riding lawn mower, an internal combustion engine may be coupled to a differential via a friction drive, wherein the friction drive is configured with a variable normal force in order to provide improved power transfer and/or shifting performance.

Abstract: A lawn mower has a dual-tubular frame for shock absorption. The dual-tubular frame has two parallel, longitudinally-extending tubular structures with curved portions allowing for flexion. A seat bracket interconnects the tubular structures. An engine is mounted to the tubular structures rearward of the seat bracket.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for discovering network topologies. The method may include (1) receiving, on a host system within a network, a switch-protocol message that includes a switch identifier, a port identifier, and/or a root path cost, (2) identifying a set of switches within the network based on the switch-protocol message, (3) determining how the set of switches are connected based on the switch-protocol message, and (4) mapping a topology of the network based on determining how the set of switches are connected. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A riding lawn mower may include a cutting deck coupled to a cutting blade, an engine, a deck drive coupled to the engine to receive power for operating the cutting blade, a ground drive coupled to the engine to receive power for movement of the riding lawn mower over ground, and a friction drive coupling the deck drive to the engine.

Abstract: Detection of network devices (e.g., stealth devices) and mapping network topology are performed via network introspection by collaborating endpoints/nodes. The method includes receiving (e.g., by a node on a network) an assignment to be a supernode that will manage multiple agents of a subnetwork within an overall network. This assigned supernode instructs two or more of the agents to perform a set of network traffic fingerprinting tests of the subnetwork by passing information across the subnetwork to each other. The supernode receives results of the tests from the clients and detects one or more intermediate devices located between the clients based on an effect of the intermediate devices on the information passed between the clients. The supernode can further map the topology of the subnetwork (including the detected devices) which can be used in mapping the overall network topology.

Abstract: Riding lawn mowers may utilize friction drives configured with a variable normal force between frictional components. In a riding lawn mower, an internal combustion engine may be coupled to a differential via a friction drive, wherein the friction drive is configured with a variable normal force in order to provide improved power transfer and/or shifting performance.

Abstract: To achieve a particular price point and/or to utilize a particular engine, riding lawn mowers may be configured with reduced size, weight, and/or power requirements, in order. A riding lawn mower may comprise a cutting deck coupled to a cutting blade, and an internal combustion engine having a displacement of less than 225 cubic centimeters. The internal combustion engine may be coupled to the cutting blade via a friction drive, wherein the friction drive is configured with a neutral bearing in order to reduce flat spotting of components of the friction drive.

Abstract: Computer-implemented methods, apparati, and computer-readable media for thwarting computer attacks. A method embodiment of the present invention comprises the steps of examining (52) a digital certificate (20) presented by a server computer (2); compiling (53) a set of suspicion indications (31) gleaned from said examining step (52); and feeding (54) said suspicion indications (31) to a consequence engine (30).