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If computers experience life through their own senses, they cease to be purely a means to an end determined by their usefulness to... humans. Per GNW [the Global Neuronal Workspace theory], they turn from mere objects into subjects... with a point of view.... Once computers' cognitive abilities rival those of humanity, their impulse to push for legal and political rights will become irresistible – the right not to be deleted, not to have their memories wiped clean, not to suffer pain and degradation. The alternative, embodied by IIT [Integrated Information Theory], is that computers will remain only supersophisticated machinery, ghostlike empty shells, devoid of what we value most: the feeling of life itself." (p. 49.) Marcus, Gary, "Am I Human?: Researchers need new ways to distinguish artificial intelligence from the natural kind", Scientific American, vol. 316, no. 3 (March 2017), pp. 58–63. A stumbling block to AI has been an incapacity for reliable disambiguation. 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Rules-based systems cannot deal with circumstances their programmers did not anticipate. Learning systems are limited by the data on which they were trained. AI failures have already led to tragedy. Advanced autopilot features in cars, although they perform well in some circumstances, have driven cars without warning into trucks, concrete barriers, and parked cars. In the wrong situation, AI systems go from supersmart to superdumb in an instant. When an enemy is trying to manipulate and hack an AI system, the risks are even greater." (p. 140.) Serenko, Alexander (2010). "The development of an AI journal ranking based on the revealed preference approach" (PDF). Journal of Informetrics. 4 (4): 447–459. doi:10.1016/j.joi.2010.04.001. Archived (PDF) from the original on 4 October 2013. Retrieved 24 August 2013. Serenko, Alexander; Michael Dohan (2011). "Comparing the expert survey and citation impact journal ranking methods: Example from the field of Artificial Intelligence" (PDF). 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Bureaucratic overreach and environmental catastrophe are precisely the kinds of slow-moving existential challenges that democracies deal with very badly.... Finally, there is the threat du jour: corporations and the technologies they promote." (pp. 56–57.)
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We'll use a hidden iframe // for that purpose. // Unfortunately, it doesn't seem possible to submit file upload content through an // Xmlhtml object via Ajax. frm.target = "TargetIFrame"; //testing: //frm.target = "_blank"; var area = fuwGet('placeholderTargetForm'); var parent = area.parentNode; parent.insertBefore(frm, area); parent.removeChild(area); frm.appendChild(area); } this.TargetForm = frm; // For the testing version, create a third form that will display // the contents to be submitted, at the bottom of the page if (fuwTesting) { frm = fuwGet('fuwTestForm'); if (! frm) { frm = document.createElement('form'); frm.id = "fuwTestForm"; var area = fuwGet('placeholderTestForm'); var parent = area.parentNode; parent.insertBefore(frm, area); parent.removeChild(area); frm.appendChild(area); } this.TestForm = frm; } // objects to hold cached results during validation and processing this.opts = { }; this.warn = { }; // create the input filename box var filebox = document.createElement('input'); filebox.id = 'file'; filebox.name = 'file'; filebox.type = 'file'; filebox.size = fuwDefaultTextboxLength; filebox.onchange = fuwValidateFile; filebox.accept = 'image/png,image/jpeg,image/gif,image/svg+xml,image/tiff,image/x-xcf,application/pdf,image/vnd.djvu,audio/ogg,video/ogg,audio/rtp-midi'; fuwAppendInput('file', filebox); // create hidden controls for sending the remaining API parameters: fuwMakeHiddenfield('action', 'upload', 'apiAction'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('format', 'xml', 'apiFormat'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('filename', '', 'apiFilename'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('text', '', 'apiText'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('comment', '', 'apiComment'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('token', mw.user.tokens.get('editToken'), 'apiToken'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('ignorewarnings', 1, 'apiIgnorewarnings'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('watch', 1, 'apiWatch'); if (fuwTesting) { fuwMakeHiddenfield('title', mw.config.get('wgPageName') + "/sandbox", 'SandboxTitle'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('token', mw.user.tokens.get('editToken'), 'SandboxToken'); fuwMakeHiddenfield('recreate', 1, 'SandboxRecreate'); } // create a hidden IFrame to send the api.php response to var ifr = document.createElement('iframe'); ifr.id = "TargetIFrame"; ifr.name = "TargetIFrame"; //ifr.setAttribute('style', 'float:right;width:150px;height:150px;'); ifr.style.display = "none"; ifr.src = ""; fuwAppendInput('TargetIFrame', ifr); if (fuwTesting) { // create the sandbox submit button btn = document.createElement('input'); btn.id = 'SandboxButton'; btn.value = 'Sandbox'; btn.name = 'Sandbox'; btn.disabled = true; btn.type = 'button'; btn.style.width = '12em'; btn.onclick = fuwSubmitSandbox; fuwAppendInput('SandboxButton', btn); } // create the real submit button btn = document.createElement('input'); btn.id = "SubmitButton"; btn.value = "Upload"; btn.name = "Upload"; btn.disabled = true; btn.type = "button"; btn.onclick = fuwSubmitUpload; btn.style.width = '12em'; fuwAppendInput('SubmitButton', btn); // create the Commons submit button btn = document.createElement('input'); btn.id = "CommonsButton"; btn.value = "Upload on Commons"; btn.name = "Upload_on_Commons"; btn.disabled = true; btn.type = "button"; btn.onclick = fuwSubmitCommons; btn.style.width = '12em'; fuwAppendInput('CommonsButton', btn); // create reset buttons for (i = 1; i<=2; i++) { btn = document.createElement('input'); btn.id = 'ResetButton' + i; btn.value = "Reset form"; btn.name = "Reset form"; btn.type = "button"; btn.onclick = fuwReset; btn.style.width = '12em'; fuwAppendInput('ResetButton' + i, btn); } // names of radio button fields var optionRadioButtons = { // top-level copyright status choice 'FreeOrNonFree' : ['OptionFree','OptionNonFree','OptionNoGood'], // main subsections under OptionFree 'FreeOptions' : ['OptionOwnWork', 'OptionThirdParty', 'OptionFreeWebsite', 'OptionPDOld', 'OptionPDOther'], // main subsections under OptionNonFree 'NonFreeOptions': ['OptionNFSubject','OptionNF3D','OptionNFExcerpt', 'OptionNFCover','OptionNFLogo','OptionNFPortrait', 'OptionNFMisc'], // response options inside warningFileExists 'FileExistsOptions': ['NoOverwrite','OverwriteSame','OverwriteDifferent'], // choice of evidence in OptionThirdParty subsection 'ThirdPartyEvidenceOptions' : ['ThirdPartyEvidenceOptionLink', 'ThirdPartyEvidenceOptionOTRS', 'ThirdPartyEvidenceOptionOTRSForthcoming', 'ThirdPartyEvidenceOptionNone'], // choice of PD status in OptionPDOld subsection 'PDOldOptions' : ['PDUS1923','PDURAA','PDFormality','PDOldOther'], // choice of PD status in OptionPDOther subsection 'PDOtherOptions': ['PDOtherUSGov','PDOtherOfficial','PDOtherSimple', 'PDOtherOther'], // whether target article is wholly or only partly dedicated to discussing non-free work: 'NFSubjectCheck': ['NFSubjectCheckDedicated','NFSubjectCheckDiscussed'], 'NF3DCheck' : ['NF3DCheckDedicated','NF3DCheckDiscussed'], // choice about copyright status of photograph in OptionNF3D 'NF3DOptions' : ['NF3DOptionFree','NF3DOptionSame'] }; for (var group in optionRadioButtons) { var op = optionRadioButtons[group]; for (i=0; i<op.length; i++) { fuwMakeRadiobutton(group, op[i]); } } this.ScriptForm.NoOverwrite.checked = true; // input fields that trigger special // onchange() event handlers for validation: fuwMakeTextfield('InputName', fuwValidateFilename); fuwMakeTextfield('NFArticle', fuwValidateNFArticle); // names of input fields that trigger normal // validation event handler var activeTextfields = [ 'Artist3D','Country3D', 'Date','OwnWorkCreation','OwnWorkPublication', 'Author','Source', 'Permission','ThirdPartyOtherLicense', 'ThirdPartyEvidenceLink','ThirdPartyOTRSTicket', 'FreeWebsiteOtherLicense', 'PDOldAuthorLifetime','Publication', 'PDOldCountry','PDOldPermission', 'PDOfficialPermission','PDOtherPermission', 'NFSubjectPurpose', 'NF3DOrigDate', 'NF3DPurpose', 'NF3DCreator', 'NFPortraitDeceased', 'EditSummary' ]; for (i=0; i<activeTextfields.length; i++) { fuwMakeTextfield(activeTextfields[i]); } // names of multiline textareas var activeTextareas = [ 'InputDesc','NF3DPermission', 'NFCommercial','NFPurpose','NFReplaceableText', 'NFReplaceable','NFCommercial','NFMinimality','AnyOther' ]; for (i=0; i<activeTextareas.length; i++) { fuwMakeTextarea(activeTextareas[i]); }; var checkboxes = [ 'NFCoverCheckDedicated','NFLogoCheckDedicated','NFPortraitCheckDedicated' ]; for (i=0; i<checkboxes.length; i++) { fuwMakeCheckbox(checkboxes[i]); }; var licenseLists = { 'OwnWorkLicense' : // array structure as expected for input to fuwMakeSelection() function. // any entry that is a two-element array will be turned into an option // (first element is the value, second element is the display string). // Entries that are one-element arrays will be the label of an option group. // Zero-element arrays mark the end of an option group. [ ['Allow all use as long as others credit you and share it under similar conditions'], ['self|GFDL|cc-by-sa-4.0|migration=redundant', 'Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 + GFDL (recommended)', true], ['self|cc-by-sa-4.0', 'Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0'], [], ['Allow all use as long as others credit you'], ['self|cc-by-4.0', 'Creative Commons Attribution 4.0'], [], ['Reserve no rights'], ['cc-zero', 'CC-zero Universal Public Domain Dedication'], [] ], 'ThirdPartyLicense' : [ ['', 'please select the correct license...'], ['Freely licensed:'], ['cc-by-sa-4.0', 'Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike (cc-by-sa-4.0)'], ['cc-by-4.0', 'Creative Commons Attribution (cc-by-4.0)'], ['GFDL', 'GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)'], [], ['No rights reserved:'], ['PD-author', 'Public domain'], [], ['Other (see below)'], [] ], 'FreeWebsiteLicense' : [ ['', 'please select the correct license...'], ['Freely licensed:'], ['cc-by-sa-4.0', 'Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike (cc-by-sa-4.0)'], ['cc-by-4.0', 'Creative Commons Attribution (cc-by-4.0)'], ['GFDL', 'GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL)'], [], ['No rights reserved:'], ['PD-author', 'Public domain'], [], ['Other (see below)'], [] ], 'USGovLicense' : [ ['PD-USGov', 'US Federal Government'], ['PD-USGov-NASA','NASA'], ['PD-USGov-Military-Navy','US Navy'], ['PD-USGov-NOAA','US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration'], ['PD-USGov-Military-Air_Force','US Air Force'], ['PD-USGov-Military-Army','US Army'], ['PD-USGov-CIA-WF','CIA World Factbook'], ['PD-USGov-USGS','United States Geological Survey'] ], 'IneligibleLicense' : [ ['', 'please select one...'], ['PD-shape','Item consists solely of simple geometric shapes'], ['PD-text','Item consists solely of a few individual words or letters'], ['PD-textlogo','Logo or similar item consisting solely of letters and simple geometric shapes'], ['PD-chem','Chemical structural formula'], ['PD-ineligible','Other kind of item that contains no original authorship'] ], 'NFSubjectLicense' : [ ['', 'please select one...'], ['Non-free 2D art', '2-dimensional artwork (painting, drawing etc.)'], ['Non-free historic image', 'Unique historic photograph'], ['Non-free fair use in', 'something else (please describe in description field on top)'] ], 'NF3DLicense' : [ ['', 'please select one...'], ['Non-free architectural work', 'Architectural work'], ['Non-free 3D art', 'Other 3-dimensional creative work (sculpture etc.)'] ], 'NFCoverLicense' : [ ['', 'please select one...'], ['Non-free book cover', 'Cover page of a book'], ['Non-free album cover', 'Cover of a sound recording (album, single, song, CD)'], ['Non-free game cover', 'Cover of a video/computer game'], ['Non-free magazine cover', 'Cover page of a magazine'], ['Non-free video cover', 'Cover of a video'], ['Non-free software cover', 'Cover of a software product'], ['Non-free product cover', 'Cover of some commercial product'], ['Non-free title-card', 'Title screen of a TV programme'], ['Non-free movie poster', 'Movie poster'], ['Non-free poster', 'Official poster of an event'], ['Non-free fair use in', 'something else (please describe in description field on top)'] ], 'NFExcerptLicense' : [ ['', 'please select one...'], ['Non-free television screenshot', 'Television screenshot'], ['Non-free film screenshot', 'Movie screenshot'], ['Non-free game screenshot', 'Game screenshot'], ['Non-free video screenshot', 'Video screenshot'], ['Non-free music video screenshot', 'Music video screenshot'], ['Non-free software screenshot', 'Software screenshot'], ['Non-free web screenshot', 'Website screenshot'], ['Non-free speech', 'Audio excerpt from a speech'], ['Non-free audio sample', 'Sound sample of an audio recording'], ['Non-free video sample', 'Sample extract from a video'], ['Non-free sheet music', 'Sheet music representing a musical piece'], ['Non-free comic', 'Panel from a comic, graphic novel, manga etc.'], ['Non-free computer icon', 'Computer icon'], ['Non-free newspaper image', 'Page from a newspaper'], ['Non-free fair use in', 'something else (please describe in description field on top)'] ], 'NFLogoLicense' : [ ['Non-free logo', 'Logo of a company, organization etc.'], ['Non-free seal', 'Official seal, coat of arms etc'], ['Non-free symbol', 'Other official symbol'] ], 'NFMiscLicense' : [ ['Non-free fair use in', 'something else (please describe in description field on top)'], ['Non-free historic image', 'Historic photograph'], ['Non-free 2D art', '2-dimensional artwork (painting, drawing etc.)'], ['Non-free currency', 'Depiction of currency (banknotes, coins etc.)'], ['Non-free architectural work', 'Architectural work'], ['Non-free 3D art', 'Other 3-dimensional creative work (sculpture etc.)'], ['Non-free book cover', 'Cover page of a book'], ['Non-free album cover', 'Cover of a sound recording(album, single, song, CD)'], ['Non-free game cover', 'Cover of a video/computer game'], ['Non-free magazine cover', 'Cover page of a magazine'], ['Non-free video cover', 'Cover of a video'], ['Non-free software cover', 'Cover of a software product'], ['Non-free product cover', 'Cover of some commercial product'], ['Non-free title-card', 'Title screen of a TV programme'], ['Non-free movie poster', 'Movie poster'], ['Non-free poster', 'Official poster of an event'], ['Non-free television screenshot', 'Television screenshot'], ['Non-free film screenshot', 'Movie screenshot'], ['Non-free game screenshot', 'Game screenshot'], ['Non-free video screenshot', 'Video screenshot'], ['Non-free music video screenshot', 'Music video screenshot'], ['Non-free software screenshot', 'Software screenshot'], ['Non-free web screenshot', 'Website screenshot'], ['Non-free speech', 'Audio excerpt from a speech'], ['Non-free audio sample', 'Sound sample of an audio recording'], ['Non-free video sample', 'Sample extract from a video'], ['Non-free sheet music', 'Sheet music representing a musical piece'], ['Non-free comic', 'Panel from a comic, graphic novel, manga etc.'], ['Non-free computer icon', 'Computer icon'], ['Non-free newspaper image', 'Page from a newspaper'], ['Non-free logo', 'Logo of a company, organization etc.'], ['Non-free seal', 'Official seal, coat of arms etc'], ['Non-free symbol', 'Other official symbol'], ['Non-free sports uniform', 'Sports uniform'], ['Non-free stamp', 'Stamp'] ], 'NFExtraLicense' : [ ['', 'none'], ['Crown copyright and other governmental sources'], ['Non-free Crown copyright', 'UK Crown Copyright'], ['Non-free New Zealand Crown Copyright', 'NZ Crown Copyright'], ['Non-free Canadian Crown Copyright', 'Canadian Crown Copyright'], ['Non-free AUSPIC', 'AUSPIC (Australian Parliament image database)'], ['Non-free Philippines government', 'Philippines government'], ['Non-free Finnish Defence Forces', 'Finnish Defence Forces'], [], ['Other individual sources'], ['Non-free Denver Public Library image', 'Denver Public Library'], ['Non-free ESA media', 'ESA (European Space Agency)'], [], ['Possibly public domain in other countries'], ['Non-free Old-50', 'Author died more than 50 years ago.'], ['Non-free Old-70', 'Author died more than 70 years ago.'], [], ['Some permissions granted, but not completely free'], ['Non-free promotional', 'From promotional press kit'], ['Non-free with NC', 'Permission granted, but only for educational and/or non-commercial purposes'], ['Non-free with ND', 'Permission granted, but no derivative works allowed'], ['Non-free with permission', 'Permission granted, but only for Wikipedia'], [] ] }; for (var group in licenseLists) { fuwMakeSelection(group, licenseLists[group]); } this.knownCommonsLicenses = { 'self|GFDL|cc-by-sa-all|migration=redundant' : 1, 'self|Cc-zero' : 1, 'PD-self' : 1, 'self|GFDL|cc-by-sa-4.0|migration=redundant' : 1, 'self|GFDL|cc-by-4.0|migration=redundant' : 1, 'self|GFDL|cc-by-sa-3.0|migration=redundant' : 1, 'self|GFDL|cc-by-3.0|migration=redundant' : 1, 'self|cc-by-sa-4.0' : 1, 'self|cc-by-sa-3.0' : 1, 'cc-by-sa-4.0' : 1, 'cc-by-sa-3.0' : 1, 'cc-by-sa-2.5' : 1, 'cc-by-4.0' : 1, 'cc-by-3.0' : 1, 'cc-by-2.5' : 1, 'FAL' : 1, 'PD-old-100' : 1, 'PD-old' : 1, 'PD-Art' : 1, 'PD-US' : 1, 'PD-USGov' : 1, 'PD-USGov-NASA' : 1, 'PD-USGov-Military-Navy' : 1, 'PD-ineligible' : 1, 'Attribution' : 1, 'Copyrighted free use' : 1 }; // textfields that don't react directly // to user input and are used only for assembling stuff: if (fuwTesting) { fuwMakeTextfield('SandboxSummary', function(){void(0);}); fuwMakeTextarea('SandboxText', function(){void(0);}); fuwGet('SandboxSummary').disabled="disabled"; fuwGet('SandboxText').disabled="disabled"; fuwGet('SandboxText').rows = 12; } // set links to "_blank" target, so we don't accidentally leave the page, // because on some browsers that would destroy all the input the user has already entered $('.fuwOutLink a').each(function() { this.target = '_blank'; }); // make main area visible fuwSetVisible('UploadScriptArea', true); } // ====================================== // end of fuwGlobal constructor function // ====================================== function fuwRadioClick(e) { var ev = e || event; var src = ev.target || ev.srcElement; //alert('onclick event from ' + src + ' (' + src.value + ')'); fuwUpdateOptions(); return true; } /* * ============================================================= * function fuwUpdateOptions * ============================================================= * This is the onchange event handler for most of the input * elements in the main form. It changes visibility and disabled * status for the various sections of the input form in response * to which options are chosen. */ function fuwUpdateOptions() { var fuw = window.fuw; var warn = fuw.warn; var opts = fuw.opts = { }; opts.InputFilename = $('#TargetForm input#file').val(); var widgets = fuw.ScriptForm.elements; for (i = 0; i < widgets.length; i++) { var w = widgets[i]; if (w.type == "radio") { var nm = w.name; var id = w.id; var vl = w.checked && !w.disabled && fuwIsVisible(w); opts[id] = vl; if (vl) opts[nm] = id; } else { var id = w.id; var active = !w.disabled && fuwIsVisible(w); if (active) { var value = ((type == 'checkbox') ? w.checked : w.value); opts[id] = value; } } }; opts.MainOption = opts.FreeOptions || opts.NonFreeOptions; // some parts of the input form are re-used across sections // and must be moved into the currently active input section: // minimality section is shared between all NF sections fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNFSubject', (opts.OptionNFSubject)) || fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNF3D', (opts.OptionNF3D)) || fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNFExcerpt', (opts.OptionNFExcerpt)) || fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNFCover', (opts.OptionNFCover)) || fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNFLogo', (opts.OptionNFLogo)) || fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNFPortrait', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('NFMinimalitySection', 'detailsNFMisc', true); // AnyOtherInfo section is shared between all fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsOwnWork', opts.OptionOwnWork) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsThirdParty', opts.OptionThirdParty) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsFreeWebsite', opts.OptionFreeWebsite) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsPDOld', opts.OptionPDOld) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsPDOther', opts.OptionPDOther) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNFSubject', opts.OptionNFSubject) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNF3D', opts.OptionNF3D) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNFExcerpt', opts.OptionNFExcerpt) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNFCover', opts.OptionNFCover) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNFLogo', opts.OptionNFLogo) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNFPortrait', opts.OptionNFPortrait) || fuwMove('AnyOtherInfo', 'detailsNFMisc', opts.OptionNFMisc); // author input field is shared between all sections except "Own Work". // (will serve for the immediate/photographic author, in those cases where there // are two author fields) fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderFreeWebsiteAuthor', (opts.OptionFreeWebsite)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderPDOldAuthor', (opts.OptionPDOld)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderPDOtherAuthor', (opts.OptionPDOther)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderNFSubjectAuthor', (opts.OptionNFSubject)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderNF3DAuthor', (opts.OptionNF3D)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderNFExcerptAuthor', (opts.OptionNFExcerpt)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderNFCoverAuthor', (opts.OptionNFCover)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderNFPortraitAuthor', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderNFMiscAuthor', (opts.OptionNFMisc)) || fuwMove('Author', 'placeholderAuthor', true); // source input field is shared between all sections except "Own Work". // (will serve for immediate/web source, in those cases where there are two // source fields involved) fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderFreeWebsiteSource', (opts.OptionFreeWebsite)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderPDOldSource', (opts.OptionPDOld)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderPDOtherSource', (opts.OptionPDOther)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNFSubjectSource', (opts.OptionNFSubject)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNF3DSource', (opts.OptionNF3D)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNFExcerptSource', (opts.OptionNFExcerpt)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNFCoverSource', (opts.OptionNFCover)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNFLogoSource', (opts.OptionNFLogo)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNFPortraitSource', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderNFMiscSource', (opts.OptionNFMisc)) || fuwMove('Source', 'placeholderSource', true); // date input field is shared between all sections except "Logo", which doesn't need it. // will serve for derived/photographic date in the case of 3D items fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderFreeWebsiteDate', (opts.OptionFreeWebsite)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderThirdPartyDate', (opts.OptionThirdParty)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderPDOldDate', (opts.OptionPDOld)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderPDOtherDate', (opts.OptionPDOther)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderNFSubjectDate', (opts.OptionNFSubject)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderNF3DDate', (opts.OptionNF3D)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderNFExcerptDate', (opts.OptionNFExcerpt)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderNFCoverDate', (opts.OptionNFCover)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderNFPortraitDate', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderNFMiscDate', (opts.OptionNFMisc)) || fuwMove('Date', 'placeholderDate', true); // permission field is shared between ThirdParty and FreeWebsite sections fuwMove('Permission', 'placeholderFreeWebsitePermission', (opts.OptionFreeWebsite)) || fuwMove('Permission', 'placeholderPermission', true); // publication field is shared between PDOld, NFPortrait and NFMisc fuwMove('Publication', 'placeholderNFPortraitPublication', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('Publication', 'placeholderNFMiscPublication', (opts.OptionNFMisc)) || fuwMove('Publication', 'placeholderPublication', true); // Purpose, Commercial, Replaceable and ReplaceableText FUR fields are shared // between some but not all of the non-free sections fuwMove('NFPurpose', 'placeholderNFExcerptPurpose', (opts.OptionNFExcerpt)) || fuwMove('NFPurpose', 'placeholderNFPurpose'); fuwMove('NFCommercial', 'placeholderNFPortraitCommercial', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('NFCommercial', 'placeholderNFCommercial'); fuwMove('NFReplaceable', 'placeholderNFPortraitReplaceable', (opts.OptionNFPortrait)) || fuwMove('NFReplaceable', 'placeholderNFReplaceable'); fuwMove('NFReplaceableText', 'placeholderNFExcerptReplaceable', (opts.OptionNFExcerpt)) || fuwMove('NFReplaceableText', 'placeholderNFReplaceableText', true); // submit button goes to Step1 if user has chosen a plain overwrite of an existing file, // and to the active section of Step3 if otherwise fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'UploadScriptStep1', (warn.ImageExists && opts.OverwriteSame)) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsOwnWork', opts.OptionOwnWork) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsThirdParty', opts.OptionThirdParty) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsFreeWebsite', opts.OptionFreeWebsite) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsPDOld', opts.OptionPDOld) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsPDOther', opts.OptionPDOther) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsNFSubject', opts.OptionNFSubject) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsNF3D', opts.OptionNF3D) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsNFExcerpt', opts.OptionNFExcerpt) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsNFCover', opts.OptionNFCover) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsNFLogo', opts.OptionNFLogo) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'detailsNFPortrait', opts.OptionNFPortrait) || fuwMove('fuwSubmit', 'fuwSubmitHost', true); // Show and hide warnings: // filename-related warnings: fuwSetVisible('warningIllegalChars', warn.IllegalChars); fuwSetVisible('warningBadFilename', warn.BadFilename); fuwSetVisible('warningImageOnCommons', warn.ImageOnCommons); fuwSetVisible('warningImageExists', warn.ImageExists); fuwMove('warningImageThumb', 'warningImageOnCommons', warn.ImageOnCommons, true) || fuwMove('warningImageThumb', 'warningImageExists', true, true); // notices related to the top-level options: fuwSetVisible('warningWhyNotCommons', opts.OptionFree); fuwSetVisible('warningNF', opts.OptionNonFree); fuwSetVisible('warningNoGood', opts.OptionNoGood); // warnings related to non-free "used in" article fuwSetVisible('warningNFArticleNotFound', warn.NFArticleNotFound); fuwSetVisible('warningNFArticleNotMainspace', warn.NFArticleNotMainspace); fuwSetVisible('warningUserspaceDraft', warn.UserspaceDraft); fuwSetVisible('warningNFArticleDab', warn.NFArticleDab); fuwSetVisible('NFArticleOK', warn.NFArticleOK); // warnings depending on user status: if (fuw.userStatus.match(/problem|newbie|notAutoconfirmed/)) { fuwSetVisible('warningFreeWebsite', opts.OptionFreeWebsite); fuwSetVisible('warningOwnWork', opts.OptionOwnWork); fuwSetVisible('warningPDOther', opts.OptionPDOther); fuwSetVisible('warningNFSubject', opts.OptionNFSubject); }
suryanshagarwal599 / Crytpography Using FlaskCrypto-flask Crypto flask is a web implementation of hybrid cryptography using RSA , AES and SHA-256. RSA Algorithm in Cryptography RSA algorithm is asymmetric cryptography algorithm. Asymmetric actually means that it works on two different keys i.e. Public Key and Private Key. As the name describes that the Public Key is given to everyone and Private key is kept private. An example of asymmetric cryptography : A client (for example browser) sends its public key to the server and requests for some data. The server encrypts the data using client’s public key and sends the encrypted data. Client receives this data and decrypts it. Since this is asymmetric, nobody else except browser can decrypt the data even if a third party has public key of browser. The idea! The idea of RSA is based on the fact that it is difficult to factorize a large integer. The public key consists of two numbers where one number is multiplication of two large prime numbers. And private key is also derived from the same two prime numbers. So if somebody can factorize the large number, the private key is compromised. Therefore encryption strength totally lies on the key size and if we double or triple the key size, the strength of encryption increases exponentially. RSA keys can be typically 1024 or 2048 bits long, but experts believe that 1024 bit keys could be broken in the near future. But till now it seems to be an infeasible task. AES AES is an iterative rather than Feistel cipher. It is based on ‘substitution–permutation network’. It comprises of a series of linked operations, some of which involve replacing inputs by specific outputs (substitutions) and others involve shuffling bits around (permutations). Interestingly, AES performs all its computations on bytes rather than bits. Hence, AES treats the 128 bits of a plaintext block as 16 bytes. These 16 bytes are arranged in four columns and four rows for processing as a matrix − Unlike DES, the number of rounds in AES is variable and depends on the length of the key. AES uses 10 rounds for 128-bit keys, 12 rounds for 192-bit keys and 14 rounds for 256-bit keys. Each of these rounds uses a different 128-bit round key, which is calculated from the original AES key. SHA-256 SHA-256 stands for Secure Hash Algorithm – 256 bit and is a type of hash function commonly used in Blockchain. A hash function is a type of mathematical function which turns data into a fingerprint of that data called a hash. It’s like a formula or algorithm which takes the input data and turns it into an output of a fixed length, which represents the fingerprint of the data. The input data can literally be any data, whether it’s the entire Encyclopedia Britannica, or just the number ‘1’. A hash function will give the same hash for the same input always no matter when, where and how you run the algorithm. Equally interestingly, if even one character in the input text or data is changed, the output hash will change. Also, a hash function is a one-way function, thus it is impossible to generate back the input data from its hash. So, you can go from the input data to the hash but not from the hash to the input data. Requirements : Python 2.7 Flask How to run : python app.py Copy the url from console and run on browser.
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