Abstract: Panels for coupling stone or brick units to a wall structure are disclosed herein. The panels can include an expanded polystyrene foam having a plurality of laterally extending channels formed on one or more of a first and second side of the panel. The channels can aid in adhering a plurality of stone or brick units to the panel. The width of the channels can be less than the width of the stone or brick units such that the stone or brick units are disposed outside the channels when coupled to the panel.

Abstract: A computing device includes a processor and a machine-readable storage medium storing instructions. The instructions are executable by the processor to: receive input data defining an information technology (IT) change request; in response to a receipt of the input data, perform a first risk classification of the IT change request using a decision tree model; generate a graphical user interface based on the first risk classification, the graphical user interface indicating risk impacts for each of a plurality of request features, and the graphical user interface including a graphic representation of the decision tree model; in response to a user modification to a first request feature of the plurality of request features in the graphical user interface, automatically perform a second request analysis using the decision tree model; and automatically update the graphical user interface based on the second request analysis.

Abstract: The padeye according to the invention acts as an eyelet where the mooring line connects to the anchor. The three padeye embodiments disclosed herein are well suited for use with any concrete anchors, and in particular with any concrete suction anchor. The solutions provide connection mechanisms to the mooring and modalities that engage the concrete in a manner that is structurally safe and reliable; the padeye solutions are inexpensive to manufacture, and easy to transport, install, maintain, and replace.

Abstract: Various examples for managing a client device having multiple enrolled user accounts thereon are described. A computing device is directed to store a mapping of a client device to a plurality of user accounts active. The computing device communicates remotely with a management application on the client device to identify an active one of the user accounts from an operating system of the client device. In response to receipt of information associated with a first one of the user accounts active on the client device, the computing device enrolls the first one of the user accounts with a management service in association with the client device. In response to receipt of information associated with a second one of the user accounts active on the client device, the computing device enrolls the second one of the user accounts with the management service in association with the client device.

Abstract: A method for assessing a regular expression for vulnerability to ReDoS attacks includes receiving a regular expression for evaluating a string defined by ordered set of characters from an alphanumeric input device, and evaluating the regular expression for determining if a parsing operation of the string according to the regular expression results in a disproportionate resource consumption. The evaluation determines if the resource consumption constitutes a Regular expression Denial of Service (ReDOS) attack by providing a vulnerability indication of a single valid attack string, rather than attempting to find all possible attack strings. The valid attack string is defined by an input string for which evaluation based on the regular expression would result in disproportionate resource consumption.