Atomic 4 Replacement

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Withiptables it was common to use a bash script comprised of multiple iptables commands to configure a firewall. This is sub-optimal because it is not atomic, that is to say that during the few fractions of a second that your bash script takes to run your firewall is in a partially configured state. Nftables introduces atomic rule replacement with the -f option. This is different from bash scripts because nftables will read in all of the included config files, create the config object in memory alongside the existing config, and then in one atomic operation it swaps the old config for the new one meaning there is no moment when the firewall is partially configured.

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This sample code writes out the data in replace_data, validates that all rows match the predicate, and performs an atomic replacement using overwrite semantics. If any values in the operation fall outside the constraint, this operation fails with an error by default.

You can change this behavior to overwrite values within the predicate range and insert records that fall outside the specified range. To do so, disable the constraint check by setting spark.databricks.delta.replaceWhere.constraintCheck.enabled to false using one of the following settings:

Legacy default behavior had replaceWhere overwrite data matching a predicate over partition columns only. With this legacy model, the following command would atomically replace the month January in the target table, which is partitioned by date, with the data in df:

Databricks Runtime 11.3 LTS and above supports dynamic partition overwrite mode for partitioned tables. For tables with multiple partitions, Databricks Runtime 11.3 LTS and below only support dynamic partition overwrites if all partition columns are of the same data type.

When in dynamic partition overwrite mode, operations overwrite all existing data in each logical partition for which the write commits new data. Any existing logical partitions for which the write does not contain data remain unchanged. This mode is only applicable when data is being written in overwrite mode: either INSERT OVERWRITE in SQL, or a DataFrame write with df.write.mode("overwrite").

Configure dynamic partition overwrite mode by setting the Spark session configuration spark.sql.sources.partitionOverwriteMode to dynamic. You can also enable this by setting the DataFrameWriter option partitionOverwriteMode to dynamic. If present, the query-specific option overrides the mode defined in the session configuration. The default for partitionOverwriteMode is static.

Validate that the data written with dynamic partition overwrite touches only the expected partitions. A single row in the incorrect partition can lead to unintentionally overwriting an entire partition.

If dynamic partition overwrite is enabled in the Spark session configuration, and replaceWhere is provided as a DataFrameWriter option, then Delta Lake overwrites the data according to the replaceWhere expression (query-specific options override session configurations).

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There are replacement Joy-Con shells from a lot of third-party vendors. I ended up going with BASSTOP, andI ordered the BASSTOP Atomic Purple Joy-Con Shells. If atomic purple is not your color, there are plenty of other colors available for purchase.

Most important is the driver bit you will need to remove the screws from the original, factory Joy-Con Controllers. The original, factory Joy-Con Controllers I took apart required a Tri-point Y00 driver bit. I did not own this driver bit. A single screw driver with a fixed version of that driver bit costs around $6, so I decided to spend more money on a driver bit set that would last a long time and could be used on future projects.

I purchased the iFixit Mako Driver Kit. I was reluctant to spend $30 just to remove some screws, but, upon receiving the driver kit, I quickly realized this was money well spent. I have never seen such attention to detail in a screw driver kit. The case is made out of very sturdy plastic. The case has magnets at each corner to keep it closed and they allow the top to be securely attached under the case when in-use. The driver and all driver bits are stored securely in place with precision cut foam, and they all appear to be made out of high-quality metal that feels really good in your hand.

The last set of tools I would highly recommend are precision tweezers. I did not have any while I was disassembling and reassembling the Joy-Cons. I was still able to position the very tiny screws, remove some unnecessary tape, and unplug power jumper cables, but the process would have been so much easier with precision tweezers. After I finished the modification, I looked to iFixit again and purchased their iFixit Precision Tweezers.

As previously mentioned, disassembling and reassembling the Joy-Cons is not a simple task. This was only my second time disassembling and reassembling electronics that I wanted to continue to use. The first time was taking apart an MSI GS65 Stealth Thin to install a second SSD, and I found taking apart the Joy-Cons more complicated primarily because of their small size.

Unless you have prior experience disassembling and reassembling electronics, before you even think about disassembling the Joy-Cons, I would highly recommend you read and watch the following resources a few times to get yourself familiar with the process and gotchas:

The Joy-Con part of the video was something I watched while disassembling and then watched in reverse while reassembling. There should be plenty of other Joy-Con disassembly and reassembly videos out there if this one does not provide the level of detail you are looking for, but I found that video to be good enough for my first time taking apart the Joy-Cons.

The first issue involved removing the ZL and ZR buttons, which I found to be the most difficult part in the entire process. Those buttons are attached to each Joy-Con by plastic that snaps into place, and, if you are not careful, that plastic can snap off. I had a small piece of plastic snap off while trying to re-attach the ZL button to the left replacement Joy-Con shell. It was impossible to see where that piece of plastic came from, so I simply ignored what happened and moved on. After reassembly, the ZL button on the left Joy-Con appears to function just fine.

The second issue involved the right replacement Joy-Con shell not closing properly because of extra plastic on the inside of the shell. The comments in this reddit post provide more detail (with pictures) of the issue. This issue looks to affect particular colored shells from BASSTOP. I was not able to entirely fix the issue, but I was able to lessen it by using an X-ACTO knife to shave away some of the extra plastic. However, due to carelessness, I did end up scratching part of the plastic that is visible from the outside. In the picture below, you can see the vertical scratch on the right Joy-Con to the upper-left of the Y button.

For being my first Nintendo Switch modification, I am very happy with the result. When docked, the atomic purple Joy-Cons are clearly visible, and it makes the Nintendo Switch look that much more interesting.

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