Abstract: A compressor system includes a gas compressor with dry gas seals about a driveshaft. The compressor system also includes a fugitive gas system having a gas conduit in fluid communication with a collection cavity in a collector coupled to the gas compressor to receive fugitive gas leaked through a pressurized gas leakage path. The fugitive gas system may be structured for flaring the gas, and includes a pressure control system with an accumulator tank, and a vent line for venting gas pressure and having a backpressure regulator therein. Fugitive combustible gas is conveyed through a flow restriction orifice downstream of the compressor.

Abstract: Techniques for implementing preemptive crash data capture are provided. According to one set of embodiments, a computer system can determine that a failure has occurred with respect to an application running on the computer system and, in response to the failure, collect context information pertaining to the application's state at the time of the failure. If the failure subsequently causes the application to crash, the computer system can generate a crash dump that includes the collected context information.

Abstract: Techniques for implementing preemptive crash data capture are provided. According to one set of embodiments, a computer system can determine that a failure has occurred with respect to an application running on the computer system and, in response to the failure, collect context information pertaining to the application's state at the time of the failure. If the failure subsequently causes the application to crash, the computer system can generate a crash dump that includes the collected context information.

Abstract: An electronic call assistant based on a callee-status and a caller-status, comprises one or more sensors, a memory, and a circuitry. The memory in the first electronic device may be configured to store a plurality of applications. The circuitry in the first electronic device is configured to determine an identity of a caller of a voice call received by the first electronic device from a second electronic device. A current callee-status of a callee associated with the first electronic device, is detected. The circuitry is configured to extract a text query from a speech signal in the received voice call. The circuitry is further configured to communicate a custom audio response to the second electronic device based on the extracted text query, the determined identity of the caller, current callee-status of the callee, and the level of access associated with the determined identity.

Abstract: An electronic call assistant based on a callee-status and a caller-status, comprises one or more sensors, a memory, and a circuitry. The memory in the first electronic device may be configured to store a plurality of applications. The circuitry in the first electronic device is configured to determine an identity of a caller of a voice call received by the first electronic device from a second electronic device. A current callee-status of a callee associated with the first electronic device, is detected. The circuitry is configured to extract a text query from a speech signal in the received voice call. The circuitry is further configured to communicate a custom audio response to the second electronic device based on the extracted text query, the determined identity of the caller, current callee-status of the callee, and the level of access associated with the determined identity.

Abstract: A compressor system includes a gas compressor with dry gas seals about a driveshaft. The compressor system also includes a fugitive gas system having a gas conduit in fluid communication with a collection cavity in a collector coupled to the gas compressor to receive fugitive gas leaked through a pressurized gas leakage path. The fugitive gas system may be structured for flaring the gas, and includes a pressure control system with an accumulator tank, and a vent line for venting gas pressure and having a backpressure regulator therein. Fugitive combustible gas is conveyed through a flow restriction orifice downstream of the compressor.

Abstract: A technique controls operation of a BRAS device. The technique involves extracting encapsulation information from a communications exchange between a CPE device and an external server device (e.g., a DHCP server). The communications exchange passes through the BRAS device and a DSLAM device. The technique further involves storing the encapsulation information in local memory of the BRAS device, and controlling a flow of a downstream communication passing through the BRAS device and the DSLAM device toward the CPE device based on the encapsulation information stored in the local memory of the BRAS device. Accordingly, the BRAS device is well suited for performing ATM overhead accounting as well as shaping and policing downstream traffic.

Abstract: A technique controls operation of a BRAS device. The technique involves extracting encapsulation information from a communications exchange between a CPE device and an external server device (e.g., a DHCP server). The communications exchange passes through the BRAS device and a DSLAM device. The technique further involves storing the encapsulation information in local memory of the BRAS device, and controlling a flow of a downstream communication passing through the BRAS device and the DSLAM device toward the CPE device based on the encapsulation information stored in the local memory of the BRAS device. Accordingly, the BRAS device is well suited for performing ATM overhead accounting as well as shaping and policing downstream traffic.