Abstract: The present disclosure provides for a service rack system including a service rack and one or more totes. Each of the one or more totes have a full indicator and a refill indicator. The service rack includes front, back, right, and left sides. The front side is directly opposite the back side. The service rack also includes a panel on each of the right and left sides, at least one supply rack angled towards the front side, and at least one return rack angled towards the back side. The at least one supply rack is constructed to support one or more columns of totes such that each column includes at least two totes. Each column of totes has a full state and a refill state.

Abstract: This disclosure covers computer-implemented methods, non-transitory computer readable media, and systems that improve efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility in servicing provider vehicles associated with a transportation matching system. For example, the disclosed systems can match transportation provider vehicles to vehicle services at one or more multi-track vehicle service centers, guide provider vehicles through various tracks and services, and generate user interfaces for accurately and efficiently notifying provider devices and technician devices as vehicles progress through the multi-track vehicle service centers.

Abstract: A service rack system includes a service rack and one or more totes. Each of the one or more totes have a full indicator and a refill indicator. The service rack includes front, back, right, and left sides. The service rack also includes a panel on each of the right and left sides, at least one supply rack angled towards the front side, and at least one return rack angled towards the back side. The at least one supply rack is constructed to support one or more columns of totes such that each column includes at least two totes. Each column of totes has a full state and a refill state. The full state includes at least two totes positioned such that the full indicator of one tote faces the front side. The refill state includes a tote positioned such that its refill indicator is directly adjacent the front side.

Abstract: A service rack system includes a service rack and one or more totes. Each of the one or more totes have a full indicator and a refill indicator. The service rack includes front, back, right, and left sides. The front side is directly opposite the back side. The service rack also includes a panel on each of the right and left sides, at least one supply rack angled towards the front side, and at least one return rack angled towards the back side. The at least one supply rack is constructed to support one or more columns of totes such that each column includes at least two totes. Each column of totes has a full state and a refill state. The full state includes at least two totes positioned such that the full indicator of one tote faces the front side. The refill state includes a tote positioned such that its refill indicator is directly adjacent the front side.

Abstract: A system, apparatus, and method are directed to providing digital copy protection of media using a subscriber/publisher architecture. In one embodiment, a publisher employs various dynamic and/or static tamper detection, including, filter graph change detectors, ICE detectors, screen scraping detectors, debugger detectors, pattern recognizers, or the like. When a tampering event is detected by one or more of the publishers, the tamper event may be published for access by a subscriber. Published tamper events may be pushed to or pulled by the subscribers. When one or more subscribers receive the tamper event, the subscriber(s) may perform one or more tamper response actions according to various business rules, and/or other core rules.

Abstract: A method, system, and apparatus are directed towards detecting unauthorized modification of software, such as virtual smart card software. An analysis is performed on the software to generate a unique pattern that is based on the integrity of the software. The pattern is generated using various portions of the software code. In one embodiment, matrix manipulations that involve a sequence of randomly selected matrix operations are performed on extracted portions of the software code. Sample sizes of the software code, sizes of the matrices, and other initialization parameters may be selected based on a desired security level. The resulting pattern may then be compared to a known normal pattern for the software to detect unauthorized modification. In one embodiment, however, the resulting pattern may be algorithmically combined with another value. The resulting combination may be used to decrypt content, if the software has not been modified.

Abstract: A system for using computer input devices with software applications is disclosed. The system includes an input device mapper API, which uses a language of semantics as an interface between input devices and software applications. The input device mapper receives information about which semantics the devices connected to the computer are able to implement, and which semantics correspond to actions that a user can request the software to perform. The input device mapper maps controls on the available devices into user-requestable software actions by matching, as closely as possible, device controls and software actions that correspond to the same semantic. The system thus makes input devices and software applications transparent to each other, and permits a software application to be designed to operate without regard to which input device is being used to control its actions.