Abstract: Embodiments of a system and method to prevent mass deletion of data in a data storage system. A data deletion operation comprises a delete operation marking blocks to be deleted followed by a garbage collection (GC) operation to remove marked blocks from storage media. Based on historical information regarding deletions per GC cycle and certain user-defined thresholds based on data age, the storage system can detect any significant deviations as potentially dangerous. If a deletion in excess of a deviation threshold is detected, the next GC operation is skipped to provide a delay period during which time the user can investigate the data delete command and restore data if necessary. De-risking conditions such as known abnormal high deletion periods or new system installation can be used to override any garbage collection delay.

Abstract: Security policies are made dependent on location of a device and the location of a device is determined and the appropriate security policy applied without providing the device's location to a server. A device determine its location and identifies a security policy identifier mapped to a zone including the location. The device requests the security policy corresponding to the identifier from a server and implements it. The device may also store a database of the security policies and implement them according to its location. Devices registered for a user evaluate whether locations detected for the devices correspond to impossible travel by the user. Objects encoding geolocation data of a device may be encrypted with a private key of the device and the public key of another to prevent access by an intermediary server.

Abstract: Location operation conflict resolution techniques are described. In these techniques, a likely user's intent is inferred by a digital image editing system to prioritize anchor points that are to be a subject of a location operation. In an example in which multiple anchor points qualify for location operations at a same time, these techniques are usable to resolve conflicts between the anchor points based on an assigned priority. In an implementation, the priority is based on selection input location with respect to an object.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium are described that enable agent instances to be instantiated in containerized environments. When a new container is detected, a list of agent instances expected to be running in a compute instance or in a container may be obtained and compared with status information regarding which agent instances are active. For a non-active agent instance, an agent object and configuration information for the agent instance may be obtained from a storage. Based on the available name, the agent object, and the configuration information, the agent instance may be instantiated and connected to an agent status server. An application related to the new agent instance may be deployed.

Abstract: Digital image object anchor point techniques are described that increase user efficiency in interacting with a user interface to create digital images. This is achieved through use of anchor points by the digital image editing system that are defined with respect to an actual geometry of the object. Further, filtering and prioritization techniques are also leveraged to promote real world utility and efficiency of these techniques as a balance between having too many and two few anchor points.

Abstract: Particular embodiments may detect, by a core network, a change in network traffic types from a first network traffic type to a second network traffic type. The core network includes one or more network functionality components. Each of the one or more network functionality components is decomposed into multiple service types. The core network may determine several service instances for deployment in response to the change in the network traffic types. Each of the service instances may belong to one of the multiple decomposed service types. The core network may deploy several service instances to one or more server machines of the core network according to a decomposed service type of a respective service instance.

Abstract: The present invention relates to stable pharmaceutical compositions comprising apixaban or its pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof. The present invention further relates to a capsule composition comprising a therapeutically effective amount of apixaban solubilized or dispersed in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, wherein the therapeutically effective amount of apixaban ranges from about 0.5 mg/unit dosage form to about 50 mg/unit dosage form. The present invention also provides manufacturing processes thereof and use of the said compositions for prevention, treatment or prophylaxis of disorders in human patients in need thereof.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for generating snapping guide lines from objects in a selected region to an object or drawing tool by a digital design system. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems and methods comprise receiving a first selection of an object from a plurality of objects within a drawing displayed in a graphical user interface (GUI). The disclosed systems and methods further comprise receiving a second selection of a region of interest. The disclosed systems and methods further comprise identifying one or more objects in the region of interest. The disclosed systems and methods further comprise, in response to an input indicating a moving operation of the selected object, generating guide lines from objects in the region of interest to the selected object. The disclosed systems and methods further comprise performing the moving operation of the selected object based on alignment with the generated guide lines.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing object versioning in a storage system may support the logical deletion of stored objects. In response to a delete operation specifying both a user key and a version identifier, the storage system may permanently delete the specified version of an object having the specified key. In response to a delete operation specifying a user key, but not a version identifier, the storage system may create a delete marker object that does not contain object data, and may generate a new version identifier for the delete marker. The delete marker may be stored as the latest object version of the user key, and may be addressable in the storage system using a composite key comprising the user key and the new version identifier. Subsequent attempts to retrieve the user key without specifying a version identifier may return an error, although the object was not actually deleted.

Abstract: Glyph sizing control techniques are described for digital content that provide insight regrading a true size of glyphs when rendered using a respective font and also leverages this insight to control font sizing and alignment. In one example, a glyph sizing system outputs a plurality of options to specify a unit-of-measure to control an actual size of a glyph as rendered in a user interface. Examples of units of measure include a capital height, x-height, ICF-height, dynamic height, object height, width, and other spans along a dimension, e.g., based on ascent, descent, or other. These units of measure are leveraged by the glyph sizing system to surface information regarding an actual size of respective glyphs for that unit-of-measure and control glyph sizing and arrangement.

Abstract: A memory system includes a main memory, an auxiliary memory, a redundancy circuit, an extension control terminal, and a multiplexer. The main memory has a line width, and includes a write data input. The auxiliary memory has the same line width as the main memory, and includes a write data input. The redundancy circuit includes and input and an output. The input is coupled to the write data input of the main memory. The multiplexer includes a first input, a second input, a control input, and an output. The first input is coupled to the write data input of the main memory. The second input is coupled to the output of the redundancy circuit. The control input is coupled to the extension control terminal. The output of the multiplexer is coupled to the write data input of the auxiliary memory.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that merge separate digital point text objects into a single merged digital text object while preserving the properties and original visual appearance associated with the digital text included therein. For example, the disclosed systems can determine point text character properties associated with the separate digital point text objects (e.g., rotations, baseline shifts, etc.). The disclosed systems can merge the separate digital point text objects into a single merged digital point text object and modify associated font character properties to reflect the determined point text character properties. Further, the disclosed systems can generate an area text object based on the merged digital point text object where the area text object includes the digital text and the font character properties.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) and another device (e.g., another UE) may transmit messages on a shared channel accessed in a half-duplex manner (e.g., within a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) network). The UE and the other device may transmit messages on semi-persistently scheduled (SPS) resources. A message of the UE and a transmission of the other device may collide (e.g., be transmitted in the same subframe). The UE may employ muting and measuring, in which the UE may refrain from transmitting on a SPS resource and may detect the transmission of the other device. Upon detection of other transmissions, the UE may perform resource reselection. During resource selection or resource reselection, the UE may exclude an entire subframe of candidate resources if one of the candidate resources of the subframe is mapped to a resource associated with a transmission from another device.

Abstract: A specification of content to be stored in a cloud storage is received at a client-side component. A first portion of the content is divided into a plurality of data chunks. One or more data chunks of the plurality of data chunks that are to be sent via a network to be stored in the cloud storage are identified. It is determined whether a batch size of the one or more identified data chunks does not meets a threshold size. One or more data chunks of a second portion of the content that are to be stored in the cloud storage are identified. It is determined that a size of a second batch of data chunks that includes the one or more identified data chunks of the first portion of the content and the one or more identified data chunks of the second portion of the content does not meet the threshold size. It is determined that a batch period is greater than or equal to a batch threshold period. The second batch of data chunks is written to a storage of a cloud server included in a data plane.

Abstract: A method of self-learning actions for an automated co-browse session according to an embodiment include initiating an interaction between a user and a chat bot, determining a user intent of the user based on the interaction between the user and the chat bot, routing the interaction to a human contact center agent for a co-browse session between the user and the human contact center agent, storing a plurality of actions performed by the human contact center agent during the co-browse session to a data store, and performing machine learning to determine an optimal solution for resolving the user intent based on an analysis of the plurality of actions performed by the human contact center agent during the co-browse session.

Abstract: A method of asynchronously restoring an incomplete co-browse session according to an embodiment includes initiating an interaction between a user and a chat bot, determining whether data indicative of an incomplete co-browse session is stored in association with a user in response to initiating the interaction between the user and the chat bot, retrieving an intent configuration file associated with the incomplete co-browse session, wherein the intent configuration file defines a plurality of actions to be executed by the chat bot to resolve a user intent of the interaction between the user and the chat bot, and performing, via the chat bot and during a resumed co-browse session with the user, one or more actions of the plurality of actions defined by the intent configuration file that were not previously performed during the incomplete co-browse session.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for implementing a distributed control plane to facilitate communication between a container orchestration platform and a distributed storage architecture. The distributed storage architecture hosts worker nodes that manage distributed storage that can be made accessible to applications within the container orchestration platform through the distributed control plane. The distributed control plane includes control plane controllers that are each paired with a single worker node of the distributed storage architecture. The distributed control plane is configured to selectively route commands to control plane controllers that are paired with worker nodes that are current owners of objects targeted by the commands. If ownership of an object has changed from one worker node to another worker node, then subsequent commands will be re-routed to a control plane controller paired with the other worker node now owning the object.

Abstract: An information handling system receives a notification regarding a state of the information handling system, and determines an alert management policy associated with the notification regarding the state of the information handling system. The system also applies an alert management action to enforce the alert management policy.

Abstract: Aspects of a storage device are thermal management of a non-volatile storage device are provided. In various embodiments, a storage device includes corresponding memory locations on two or more dies. Corresponding memory locations on each die form an addressable group. A controller in thermal communication with each of the dies may detect an excess temperature on one of the dies while performing sequential host writes. Upon such detection, the controller may disable all writes to the detected die while continuing to perform writes to the memory locations of the other dies without throttling the other dies. The controller may then reactivate writes to the detected die when the temperature drops below a threshold.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may adjust a basic safety message generation periodicity based at least in part on a semi-persistent scheduling periodicity for transmitting basic safety messages. The UE may generate one or more basic safety messages based at least in part on the adjusted basic safety message generation periodicity. Numerous other aspects are provided.