LDAP_AUTHENTICATION_CONFIG_FILE"]

    def setUp(self):
        ConfigurationFile.create_valid_config()

    def test_valid_login(self):
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertTrue(authenticator.valid_user(username="read-only-admin", password="password"))

    def test_invalid_username(self):
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertFalse(authenticator.valid_user(username="write-only-admin", password="password"))

    def test_invalid_password(self):
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertFalse(authenticator.valid_user(username="read-only-admin", password="<PASSWORD>"))

    def test_invalid_server(self):
        ConfigurationFile.create_wrong_config()
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertFalse(authenticator.valid_user(username="read-only-admin", password="<PASSWORD>"))

    def test_invalid_config(self):
        ConfigurationFile.create_invalid_config()
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertFalse(authenticator.valid_user(username="read-only-admin", password="<PASSWORD>"))

    def test_empty_password(self):
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertFalse(authenticator.valid_user(username="read-only-admin", password=None))

    def test_empty_username(self):
        authenticator = ldap_authentication.get_class()
        self.assertFalse(authenticator.valid_user(username=None, password="password"))
main stat was always tied to gear, you just had to option to... put more. 

So right now you have a cap on the amount of crit/det/dh you're allowed on an item, and each item has one stat that's already maxed and one that is close to the cap (but can get the rest of the way with a materia VIII pretty easily). 

Similarly, accessories were only a single primary stat, so sometimes it was better to just throw Vit meld on there as a second primary stat. Or piety (when it was primary). Or if you were a warrior, don't wear "tank" (vit) accessories, and don't wear raid accessories, just wear all slaying crafted accessories and pentameld crit/det :D. Then stress out your healers because you have like 3/4 as much max hp as the other tank.Black boots, skinny jeans and a vest topped with a black cap and spectacles. Humility oozing from him with every action he makes and the way he converses. That trance he slides into as soon as he hits the stage set at On The Roof Bar at the Travel Plaza in Harare. He looks like a man in his own world, deep in his element, enjoying every bit of what he is doing. A wise cool kid, rare!
It has been a while since this Meyniak started spitting fire on the mic, but still he is yet to ruffle feathers. If he hasn’t already. Back to his Twimbos Giving Hope Concert performance. Intently mouthing every line from the sideline is his close friend Sharky, looking very proud and inspired. Everyone is whispering amongst themselves and questions on whether he is Zimbabwean fly around. The crowd is officially blown away. He oozes that J Cole flow fused with a Chance The Rapper element. Every line demands the listener to think deeply.
I am a servant of nature and spirit. A tool that has been blessed with the responsibility of channelling energies existing within me and forces outside that stimulate my body, mind and spirit. I am a son, Virgo, reader, indie folk lover, gardener, watcher and guardian.
Talking of deep philosophical issues that elude most people of his age. Deep bars!
With a mixtape, Humble Beginnings: Just A Nobody, Meyniak launched his career. This was followed by an album in 2015 titled Before Dawn: The Sire. Still he hasn’t been able to break out despite also dropping an EP, Suicidal Ideation: Colors last year. One wonders how much this artist has to churn out until people actually start to recognise his work.
Taking a listen to his music ultimately a different experience from what you might have after listening to the Ximex mall groupie rappers. Is Meyniak ahead of rappers in his time? One of his tracks Initiation discusses religion from a very cheeky perspective. He reveals that he drew inspiration from religion and fantasy. “ I find myths on cults and localised pagan fascinating. I decided to write about it.” A description of a ceremony in a flow that echoes the same feel of J Cole’s storytelling. The spoken word flow and the rhyme scheme is just sick. The wordplay is foreign,verses laden with metaphors and punchlines at every bass drop. To say that this young gun is still rising does not do any justice, we just never understood the message he is relaying to us. He is just to woke for us!
The kind of talent this rapper possesses is not one that we should watch waste away into just a couple of tracks on Soundcloud and stories of a once upcoming rapper. Real rap is now a scarce occurrence in Zimbabwe, Begotten Sun will co-sign that! All we ask is from you is take time and listen to this selection of Meyniak’s tracks we have compiled for you. You fav might take backseat to rapper cemetery if this kid breaks out!
NAMA 2017: A Case Of...
Attention: Bloggers...Google has added another set of nuts and bolts to the mechanics of the Internet of Things (IoT) with the launch of its Eddystone technology. Named after the Eddystone Lighthouse off of the English coast in the county of Cornwall, Google’s Eddystone is an open source cross-platform Bluetooth LE (BLE) beacon format. Apple’s iBeacon technology for iPhones and other iOS devices, which sits in the same BLE space technically, is a comparatively closed platform.
Beacon, like a lighthouse, get it?
Or in other words… beacons can be thought of as battery or electricity-powered Internet of Things source transmitters with enough intelligence to know where they are and what they are supposed to be doing within their defined and prescribed role.
When users get to connect with IoT beacon technology they can get what the industry likes to call ‘better proximity contextual experiences’. The Eddystone specification itself includes a number of ‘broadcast frame’ types (or data payloads, if you prefer) including Eddystone-URL, which the firm says is the backbone of the Physical Web.
The Physical Web is another related IoT Google project and is an approach to allow people to be able to just walk up to any smart device - a vending machine, a poster, a toy, a bus stop, a rental car - and not have to download the appropriate corresponding app first. “Everything should be just a tap away,” says the firm.
Beacon transmitters like those ascribing to the Eddystone format broadcast one-way information via Bluetooth to smartphones or tablets (it’s not usually going to be a laptop) typically while users are mobile on foot.
“Beacons can be deployed at fixed places such as airports, museums, and bus stops, and also to movable objects such as bicycles and taxis,” says Google.
The data may be ‘absorbed’ by the user’s device via direct user-initiated connection or by more passive ‘always on’ connection if the user’s device is set up to establish a more constant relationship. Stores and shops could use beacons to send out promotions, special event locations could send out directions and warnings, travel locations could send out transport news, timetables or alerts and so on. Basically, it’s the way you imagine the truly connected Internet of Things world to work when it all does.
Technology website Ars Technica were able to speak to Eddystone's product manager, Matthew Kulick and the project’s engineering director Chandu Thota. The pair claim and assert that ‘existing solutions’ only partially address what is being asked for by users (and their devices) today -- so for that you can logically think about Apple and its iBeacon technology. The difference of course is that Google is making Eddystone open and Apple is (obviously) keeping a fairly closed shop on iBeacon.
As we start to see more Internet of Things beacons put in place, questions will be thrown up... [+] regarding beacon performance, connectivity, cross-platform openness and the wider health of beacons themselves. Image credit: Google.
As we start to see more Internet of Things beacons put in place, questions will be thrown up regarding beacon performance, connectivity, cross-platform openness and the wider health of beacons themselves.
We will start to be concerned about the welfare of battery life in beacons that are unable to tap into an external power source. Software application developers in the Internet of Things space will need start adopting monitoring tools (both Apple and Google provide these) in order to assess parameters such as battery level (and predicted death