Exception (Dub)
Based on the questions posed by the justices, it appears that the Court will use the case to decide the status of the curtilage. Justice Gorsuch in particular seemed to question whether the automobile exception was ever intended to apply close to the home. If the Court wishes to protect the status of the curtilage as an important zone of privacy, it might find that the automobile exception to the warrant requirement stops at the border of the curtilage and does not extend to a vehicle parked on a private driveway. If, on the other hand, a majority views the curtilage as something very distinct from the home, it might decide that the automobile exception applies to the curtilage to the same extent as it does to a car parked on the street. (And if a majority does so, it might then choose to decide whether an indoor garage is more like a home or more like an open driveway).
Exception (Dub)
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Instead of dwelling primarily on the status of the curtilage, the Court could use this case to reconsider the automobile exception altogether. In puzzling over whether to apply the exception in this case, the justices have the opportunity to consider the reasons for permitting warrantless automobile searches.
If there were no automobile exception, then, courts would apply the same standard of exigent circumstances to warrantless car searches as they currently apply to warrantless house or luggage searches. Though cars are mobile in a way that houses are not, evidence in houses is movable too. And suitcases and other containers in which evidence might be hidden are mobile like cars but still may not be searched without a warrant or a specific exigency.
In short, a vehicle undergoes a legal transformation when it travels from the street to the private driveway: it stops being subject to the rules that govern motor vehicles. It would therefore make some sense to hold that the automobile exception, premised in part on a reduced privacy interest in cars due to all of the applicable regulations, should cease to apply once the car lands on private property. It then becomes more like a suitcase, to which the warrant requirement applies.
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Visual Studio 2019 Preview 3 introduces a new feature to reduce the binary size of C++ exception handling (try/catch and automatic destructors) on x64. Dubbed FH4 (for __CxxFrameHandler4, see below), I developed new formatting and processing for data used for C++ exception handling that is 60% smaller than the existing implementation resulting in overall binary reduction of up to 20% for programs with heavy usage of C++ exception handling.
About a year ago, our partners on the C++/WinRT project came to the Microsoft C++ team with a challenge: how much could we reduce the binary size of C++ exception handling for programs that heavily used it?
In context of a program using C++/WinRT, they pointed us to a Windows component Microsoft.UI.Xaml.dll which was known to have a large binary footprint due to C++ exception handling. I confirmed that this was indeed the case and generated the breakdown of binary size with the existing __CxxFrameHandler3, shown below. The percentages in the right side of the chart are percent of total binary size occupied by specific metadata tables and outlined code.
The binary size used by C++ exception handling drops by 64% leading to an overall binary size decrease of 18.6% on this binary. Every type of structure shrank in size by staggering degrees:
The number of unique EH data entries drops by 48% from creating additional folding opportunities by removing RVAs and redesigning catch funclets. I specifically want to call out the number of catch funclets italicized in green: it drops from 2,603 down to only 84. This is a consequence of C++/WinRT translating HRESULTs to C++ exceptions which generates plenty of code-identical catch funclets that can now be folded. Certainly a drop of this magnitude is on the high-end of outcomes but nevertheless demonstrates the potential size savings folding can achieve when the data structures are designed with it in mind.
With the design introducing compression and modifying runtime execution there was a concern of exception handling performance being impacted. The impact, however, is a positive one: exception handling performance improves with __CxxFrameHandler4 as opposed to __CxxFrameHandler3. I tested throughput using a benchmark program that unwinds through 100 stack frames each with a try/catch and 3 automatic objects to destruct. This was run 50,000 times to profile execution time, leading to overall execution times of:
Logs appear to roll over and archive normally, but on or near the specified trigger time I notice an exception in tomcat catalina.out (sometimes once, other times it floods logs at 1/sec). Any help appreciated.
Exception thrown by DbContext when it was expected that SaveChanges for an entity wouldresult in a database update but in fact no rows in the database were affected. This usually indicatesthat the database has been concurrently updated such that a concurrency token that was expected to matchdid not actually match.Note that state entries referenced by this exception are not serialized due to security and accesses tothe state entries after serialization will return null.
The primary method of handling exceptions in PHP is the try-catch. In a nutshell, the try-catch is a code block that can be used to deal with thrown exceptions without interrupting program execution. In other words, you can "try" to execute a block of code, and "catch" any PHP exceptions that are thrown.
The simplest way to catch exceptions is through the use of a generic try-catch block. Because exceptions are objects, they all extend a built-in Exception class (see Throwing Exceptions in PHP), which means that catching every PHP exception thrown is as simple as type-hinting the global exception object, which is indicated by adding a backslash in front:
While wrapping dangerous code in try-catch blocks is a great way to harden an application against unexpected PHP errors, you can't always catch everything. Sometimes an exception falls through the cracks, which is where the global PHP exception handler comes into play. This method, dubbed set_exception_handler, provides a fallback for any uncaught exceptions.
While the global exception handler can be used regardless of framework, it is important to know that frameworks like Symfony and Laravel have their own ways of handling PHP exceptions. Laravel, for example, handles all exceptions using a class that defines how exceptions should be reported and rendered. Symfony, on the other hand, uses an event listener to catch exceptions. Both valid ways to handle PHP exceptions, but designed to fit within their own ecosystems.
We are also announcing a similar systemic risk exception for Signature Bank, New York, New York, which was closed today by its state chartering authority. All depositors of this institution will be made whole. As with the resolution of Silicon Valley Bank, no losses will be borne by the taxpayer.
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PIP: IUD-induced bleeding may occur in the form of 1) an increase in the menstrual blood loss at cyclical periods, 2) increased duration of bleeding at periods, and 3) intermenstrual bleeding and spotting (1-4). The type of device used, surface area, duration of usage, the variable individual response to the same type of IUD, the cultural and social background of the woman, previous menstrual pattern and amount of blood previously lost, different thresholds of discomfort in different women, and parity may exert influences on the frequency of bleeding, acceptance, and indication and motivation for the IUD removal due to bleeding. With the exception of the progestasert IUDs, all devices increase (MBL) menstrual blood loss by 50-100% over preinsertion levels. Compared to inert devices, copper IUDs are associated with less MBL. Few studies have been done to analyze the pattern of (IMB) intermenstrual bleeding in IUD users. The frequency of IMB is about 40% in the 1st cycle for women using copper devices but the amount of blood lost in these cases is minimal. The incidence of IMB with copper devices is higher than with inert IUDs. 30% of all IUD users are expected to experience a prolonged menstrual cycle. It appears that in spite of the reduction of MBL with progestasert IUDs, they are associated with a prolongation of menstrual periods, more so than the copper and the inert devices. The pathogenesis of bleeding disturbances in IUD users is multifactorial and different etiologies have been suggested for different types of bleeding disturbances. Local increase in fibrinolytic activity is the most accepted cause for the increase of menstrual blood loss. All IUDs, with the exception of the progestasert, increase fibrinolytic activity of the endometrium. Various factors come into play in the pathogenesis of IUD-induced bleeding. The distortion of the endometrial vasculature by the presence of IUD can be explained by 1) the direct effect of the device on the superficial vessels causing abrasions and erosions with possible irregular bleeding and/or 2) the pressure distortion of the IUD, probably transmitted through endometrial tissue and resulting in endothelian injuries with defect formation in the small superficial vessels of the functional zone of the endometrium. The injury of vessel will lead to interstitial hemorrhage with the release of blood in an irregular pattern to the uterine cavity. The defective hemostatic mechanism in the IUD-exposed endometrium also contributes to the bleeding. 041b061a72