Input: [Summary] The top headline on the BBC News technology page is currently the imminent release of the next big blockbuster video game, Halo 3: ODST, which will dr ... [Date] 18 September 2009 [Post]

Output: The next big blockbuster video game launches next week: Halo 3 ODST

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Microsoft issued a press release this week promoting Microsoft Tag -- a simple, convenient new service for delivering content to camera phones and oth ... [Date] 17 September 2009 [Post]

Output: Microsoft Tag can connect your mobile device to online content

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Silverlight is much better than Flash. This is the conclusion expressed by Jason Snell, the editor of Macworld, the international magazine for Macophi ... [Date] 14 September 2009 [Post]

Output: Macworld editor says Silverlight is much better than Flash for video

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] A new version of the Bing web portal is imminent -- if rumours leaked following an internal company meeting by several Microsoft insiders on the micro ... [Date] 11 September 2009 [Post]

Output: New version of Bing.com coming soon

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Microsoft and Tesco have been secretly collaborating to develop a next-generation interactive entertainment service on the web for UK consumers. The s ... [Date] 10 September 2009 [Post]

Output: Microsoft and Tesco announce major new online entertainment service for UK customers

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] The US army has migrated their troop resourcing system to Silverlight 2.0, replacing an existing conventional desktop software application powered by ... [Date] 10 September 2009 [Post]

Output: US army develops Silverlight app for managing troop deployment

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Gadget-lovers and the mass media around the world have been eagerly anticipating further details of a completely new product by Nokia, the Nokia Bookl ... [Date] 02 September 2009 [Post]

Output: Nokia to launch its first ever laptop later this year

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] *** I am still digesting the facts. I will continue to update this web page as I progress. When finished, this page will provide a simple analysis of ... [Date] 12 August 2009 [Post]

Output: Microsoft Word banned in USA over alleged patent infringement by district court in east Texas

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] The new Zune HD media player will be launched in the US on 15 September, Microsoft has announced. Zune HD is literally the state-of-the-art per ... [Date] 12 August 2009 [Post]

Output: Zune HD portable media player: launch-date announced by Microsoft

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Google today unveiled project "Caffeine", the codename for the secret project to develop the next-generation of the company's search-engine infrastruc ... [Date] 10 August 2009 [Post]

Output: Google reveals new version of its search engine

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Google has been vigorously promoting the services available through Google Apps as acceptable IT solutions for business as well as personal usage. Yet ... [Date] 06 August 2009 [Post]

Output: Google Apps constitute an unnecessary risk for business users

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] The chief executive of Google has resigned from Apple. You could be forgiven for wondering what Eric Schmidt, the top man at Google, was doing on A ... [Date] 04 August 2009 [Post]

Output: Google's chief executive resigns from Apple's board

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Hackers have announced a new keyboard hack for Mac computers which uses compromised hardware to steal private information from the user. The new ha ... [Date] 01 August 2009 [Post]

Output: Hackers can take control of Mac keyboards

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Hackers can take control of any iPhone, by sending a simple text message containing a square symbol. Apple has known for "over a month" that its cu ... [Date] 31 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Every iPhone can be hacked by a single text message

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Yahoo.com is upgrading their search engine to Bing. Bing > Google Bing.com is the exciting new search engine web site, developed by Microsoft. A ... [Date] 29 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Yahoo upgrades their search engine to Microsoft's Bing

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Windows is now available on your Mac, or indeed on any other modern device which has a good web browser. windows4all.com Windows4All is a free o ... [Date] 28 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Windows virtual machine deployed online in a Silverlight app

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] The British government today launched the National Pandemic Flu Service, the official web site for supporting the public during the emerging global "s ... [Date] 23 July 2009 [Post]

Output: UK government uses ASP.NET for emergency flu pandemic web site

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] The death of Flash: upgrading to Silverlight Flash-to-Silverlight conversion wizards mark the beginning of the end of Flash A simple wizard like Sil ... [Date] 22 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Convert Flash apps into Silverlight apps automatically with one mouse-click

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Microsoft's strategic stance has shifted from defense back to offense. The change back to a stronger, more confident, more competitive business is ... [Date] 22 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Microsoft has switched back to attack mode

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Apple and other companies are being sued for stealing the idea for the touchpad interface. The touchpad idea represents an important advancement in ... [Date] 20 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Apple sued for stealing touchpad idea

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] A hacker got into Twitter's internal systems through Google Apps, downloading confidential commercial documents and data, and gaining access to the ... [Date] 16 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Twitter hacked via Google Apps

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Microsoft is officially the UK's favourite brand. The BBC made the top 5. Apple just about made it into the top ten. Apple's business model is not ... [Date] 15 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Microsoft voted UK's best brand by British public

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] The new release of Silverlight, version 3.0, was launched today! I was hoping to be the first to write a blog post about some of the powerful new f ... [Date] 10 July 2009 [Post]

Output: Silverlight 3 is released

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] ASOS.com, a leading UK-based online clothing and fashion retailer, has defied the economic downturn, reporting rapid growth in sales along with a subs ... [Date] 29 June 2009 [Post]

Output: ASOS.com profits double despite the recession, through their ASP.NET web site

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Bungie game studios has just launched a public Beta of their new Render to Video feature. (I've been participating in the Beta.) The new feature ... [Date] 12 May 2009 [Post]

Output: Bungie.net launches Render to Video feature for putting game videos on the web

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Summary] Google is losing an estimated 0.5 billion per year running YouTube, on top of the 1.65 billion it paid in 2006 to acquire the loss-making business. T ... [Date] 03 April 2009 [Post]

Output: YouTube is still not a profitable business

Tim Acheson's web site : Tags : technology


Input: [Web site or package] Question Tools [Production] Software downloaded and used off-line [Finished product]

Output: Pages created can be used off-line from disk through an Internet browser or added to a web site

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Hot Potatoes [Production] Software downloaded and used off-line [Finished product]

Output: Pages created can be used off-line from disk through an Internet browser or added to a web site, some exercises can be transferred to a word processor for printing

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Quandary [Production] Software downloaded and used off-line [Finished product]

Output: Mazes and interactive fiction created can be used off-line from disk through an Internet browser or added to a web site

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Quia! [Production] On-line from Quia! web site - subscription necessary to produce resources [Finished product]

Output: On-line from Quia! web site - use resources developed by other free

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Puzzlemaker [Production] On-line from Puzzlemaker web site [Finished product]

Output: Printed out onto paper

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Build a Puzzle [Production] On-line from edhelper.com web site [Finished product]

Output: Printed out onto paper

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Crossword Puzzle Games [Production] On-line from crosswordpuzzlegames web site [Finished product]

Output: Create online, printed out onto paper

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] Wordsearch puzzle, Wordsearch puzzle and Word jumble puzzle [Production] On-line from ArmoredPenguin [Finished product]

Output: Create online, play online, make puzzles public

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [Web site or package] QuizMaker [Production] Download software [Finished product]

Output: Create offline, play online

STANSW Conference Presentation - Web Tools for Teachers


Input: [FILENAME] step00-linnwin.htm [PAGE TITLE] The Lin'N'WinNewB Project [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Project Introduction


Input: [FILENAME] step01-4steps.htm [PAGE TITLE] The 4 Steps To Lin'N'WinNewB [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Brief Description of the 4 Major Steps Required


Input: [FILENAME] step1-intro.htm [PAGE TITLE] The Linux Bootloader [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Introduction to the Linux Bootloaders to be used


Input: [FILENAME] step1-9x.htm [PAGE TITLE] Linux Bootloader For Windows 9x [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Linux Bootloader for Windows 9x and placing it on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step1-xp.htm [PAGE TITLE] Linux Bootloader For Windows XP [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Linux Bootloader for Windows XP and placing it on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step1-7.htm [PAGE TITLE] Linux Bootloader For Windows 7 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Linux Bootloader for Windows 7 and placing it on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step2-intro.htm [PAGE TITLE] Hooking The Linux Bootloader Into The Windows Bootloader [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Introduction to how Windows is modified to call up the Linux Bootloader


Input: [FILENAME] step2-9x.htm [PAGE TITLE] Hooking The Linux Bootloader Into The Windows 9x Bootloader [DESCRIPTION]

Output: How to modify config.sys to hook the Linux Bootloader into the Windows 9x startup sequence


Input: [FILENAME] step2-xp.htm [PAGE TITLE] Hooking The Linux Bootloader Into The Windows XP Bootloader [DESCRIPTION]

Output: How to modify boot.ini to hook the Linux Bootloader into the Windows XP startup sequence


Input: [FILENAME] step2-7.htm [PAGE TITLE] Hooking The Linux Bootloader Into The Windows 7 Bootloader [DESCRIPTION]

Output: How to modify the Boot Configuration Data source to hook the Linux Bootloader into the Windows 7 startup sequence


Input: [FILENAME] step3-intro.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting Your Linux System [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Introduction to Linux systems and those used by the Project


Input: [FILENAME] step3-puppy.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 1 Puppy Linux System [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 1 Puppy Linux files and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-puppy2.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 2 Puppy Linux System [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 3 Puppy Linux files and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-puppy3.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 3 Puppy Linux System [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 3 Puppy Linux files and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-puppy4.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 4 Puppy Linux System, v.4.2.1 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 4 Puppy Linux files, v.4.2.1, and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-puppy431.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 4 Puppy Linux System, v.4.3.1 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 4 Puppy Linux files, v.4.3.1, and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-puppy525.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 5 Lucid Puppy Linux System, v.5.2.5 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 5 Lucid Puppy Linux files, v.5.2.5 and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-wary512.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 5 Wary Linux System, v.5.1.2 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 5 Wary Linux files, v.5.1.2 and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-lhp503.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Series 5 Lighhthouse Puppy Linux System, v.5.0.3 [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Series 5 Lighthouse Puppy Linux files, v.5.0.3 and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step3-knoppix.htm [PAGE TITLE] Getting and Setting Your Knoppix Linux System [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Getting the Knoppix Linux files and placing them on the PC hard drive


Input: [FILENAME] step4-intro.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Options to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Introduction to the Linux Bootloader Menu


Input: [FILENAME] step4-puppy.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 1 Puppy to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 1 Puppy Linux


Input: [FILENAME] step4-puppy2.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 2 Puppy to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 3 Puppy Linux


Input: [FILENAME] step4-puppy3.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 3 Puppy to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 3 Puppy Linux


Input: [FILENAME] step4-puppy4.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 4 Puppy, v.4.2.1, to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 4 Puppy Linux, v.4.2.1


Input: [FILENAME] step4-puppy431.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 4 Puppy, v.4.3.1, to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 4 Puppy Linux, v.4.3.1


Input: [FILENAME] step4-puppy525.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 5 Lucid Puppy, v.5.2.5, to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 5 Lucid Puppy Linux, v.5.2.5


Input: [FILENAME] step4-wary512.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 5 Wary, v.5.1.2, to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 5 Wary Linux, v.5.1.2


Input: [FILENAME] step4-lhp503.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Series 5 Lighthouse Puppy, v.5.0.3, to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Series 5 Lighthouse Puppy Linux, v.5.0.3


Input: [FILENAME] step4-knoppix.htm [PAGE TITLE] Adding Knoppix to the Linux Bootloader Menu [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Adding a menu item for Knoppix Linux


Input: [FILENAME] step90-conclusion.htm [PAGE TITLE] Final Comments [DESCRIPTION]

Output: How to start the installed Linux Acknowledgements List of Resources


Input: [FILENAME] tn01-NSWinLoc.htm [PAGE TITLE] Technical Note: Coping with a Non-Standard Windows Location [DESCRIPTION]

Output: How to modify the menu.lst file when Windows is not located on the first partition of the first disk or when the Linux files are not located on the Windows partition.


Input: [0] Technology [2] Speed [3] Physical Medium [4] Comments [1]

Output: Description

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] Dial-up Access [2] 2400 bps to 56 Kbps [3] Twisted pair (regular phone lines) [4] Cheap but slow compared with other technologies. Speed may degrade due to the amount of line noise [1]

Output: On demand access using a modem and regular telephone line (POT).

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] Cable [2] 512 Kbps to 20 Mbps [3] Coaxial cable; in some cases telephone lines used for upstream requests. [4] Must have existing cable access in area. Cost of bring service into an area and trenching cable can be prohibitive. Networkable [1]

Output: Special cable modem and cable line required.

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] ADSL/DSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL is the same as DSL) [2] 128 Kbps to 8 Mbps [3] Twisted pair (used as a digital, broadband medium) [4] Doesnt interfere with normal telephone use. Bandwidth is dedicated, not shared as with cable. Bandwidth is affected by the distance from the network hubs. Must be within 5 km (3.1 miles) of telephone company switch. Limited availability. Not networkable [1]

Output: This new technology uses the unused digital portion of a regular copper telephone line to transmit and receive information. ADSL is asymmetric since it recieves at 6 to 8 Mbps per second but can only send data at 64 Kbps. A special modem and adapter card are required.

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] Wireless (LMCS) [2] 30 Mbps or more [3] Airwaves (radio waves) Requires outside antenna. [4] Can be used for high speed data, broadcast TV and wireless telephone service. [1]

Output: Access is gained by connection to a high speed cellular like local multi-point communications system (LMCS) network via wireless transmitter/receiver.

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] T1 [2] 1.544 Mbps [3] Twisted-pair, coaxial cable, or optical fiber [4] Typically used for high bandwidth demands such as videoconferencing and heavy graphic file transfers. Minimum for large businesses and ISPs. Expensive [1]

Output: Special lines and equipment (DSU/CSU and router) required.

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] ISDN [2] 64 Kbps to 128 Kbps [3] Twisted pair [4] Not available everywhere but becoming more widespread. An ISDN line costs slightly more than a regular telephone line, but you get 2 phone lines from it. 56K ISDN is much faster than a 56K dialup line [1]

Output: Dedicated telephone line and router required.

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] Broadband over Power (BPL) [2] 500Kbps to 3Mbps [3] Ordinary power lines [4] Still an emerging technology, not widely available Significantly lower deployment costs than comparable technologies like DSL/Cable. [1]

Output: Uses existing electrical infrastructure to deliver broadband speeds using BPL "modems"

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [0] Satellite [2] 6 Mbps or more [3] Airwaves Requires outside antenna. [4] Bandwidth is not shared. Satellite companies are set to join the fray soon which could lead to integrated TV and Internet service using the same equipment and WebTV like integrated services Latency is typically high Some connections require an existing Internet service account. Setup fees can range from $500-$1000. [1]

Output: Newer versions have two-way satellite access, removing need for phone line. In older versions, the computer sends request for information to an ISP via normal phone dial-up communications and data is returned via high speed satellite to rooftop dish, which relays it to the computer via a decoder box.

Internet Connection Speed Comparison Chart


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Displays a list of the most viewed posts at the current date [WordPress widget name]

Output: Most viewed posts today


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Shows the most requested posts during the last 7 days [WordPress widget name]

Output: Most viewed posts this week


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] lists the top posts during the last 30 days [WordPress widget name]

Output: most viewed posts this month


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Displays a list of the most viewed posts during the last 30 days with a thumbnail of the post’s featured image [WordPress widget name]

Output: Popular posts with featured images


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] provides a listing of the most recent posts with a thumbnail of the post’s featured image. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Recent posts with featured images


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Displays a list of random posts that are in the same category with the post being viewed. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Random in this category


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] gives a list of random posts with featured images that are in the same category with the post being viewed. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Random in category with featured images


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Shows the most recent posts that are in the same category with the post being viewed. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Recent in category


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Provides a listing of the most recent posts with featured images that are in the category being viewed. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Recent in category with featured images


Input: [Role] SEO [Widget Description] Lists the Google search keywords that brought visitors to your site recently. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Recent keywords WordPress Widget


Input: [Role] SEO [Widget Description] Lists the top Google search keywords that brought visitors to your site this week. [WordPress widget name]

Output: weeks top keywords


Input: [Role] SEO [Widget Description] Shows the top Google search keywords that brought visitors to your site this month. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Month top keywords


Input: [Role] SEO [Widget Description] Gives the top Google search keywords that brought visitors to your site this month, with featured images of the resulting posts. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Month top keywords with featured images


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Randomly select a user to be featured, showing his avatar, name, website, and number of comments. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Featured user WordPress Widget


Input: [Role] – [Widget Description] Simply shows the number of clicks you received Today, this week, and month. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Hit counter


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] This wordpress widget shows a list of random posts [WordPress widget name]

Output: Random posts


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Shows a random picture in one of your posts [WordPress widget name]

Output: Random picture


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] selects a random comment, and the post where it was posted. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Random comments


Input: [Role] SEO [Widget Description] Similar to the tag cloud, but this wordpress widget uses the Google search keywords that your visitors used to find your posts. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Keywords cloud


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Retrieves what the user was searching for in Google and searches your site for some additional results that are displayed with featured posts. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Searching for..


Input: [Role] CTR [Widget Description] Retrieves what the user was searching for in Google and display a customizable message with that keyword. this can be used in combination with your own Google custom seachbox, or the Widgetopia Related search widget. To keep the visitor on your site for longer. [WordPress widget name]

Output: Are you looking for ..?


Input: [Document] Changes [Description]

Output: Report on the project changes.


Input: [Document] Change Log [Description]

Output: Report on the source control changelog.


Input: [Document] File Activity [Description]

Output: Report on file activity.


Input: [Document] Developer Activity [Description]

Output: Report on the amount of developer activity.


Input: [Document] JavaDocs [Description]

Output: JavaDoc API documentation.


Input: [Document] JavaDoc Report [Description]

Output: Report on the generation of JavaDoc.


Input: [Document] JavaDoc Warnings Report [Description]

Output: Formatted report of JavaDoc warnings.


Input: [Document] Checkstyle [Description]

Output: Report on coding style conventions.


Input: [Document] FindBugs Report [Description]

Output: Verification of coding rules.


Input: [Document] Source Xref [Description]

Output: A set of browsable cross-referenced sources.


Input: [Document] Test Xref [Description]

Output: A set of browsable cross-referenced test sources.


Input: [Document] Metrics [Description]

Output: Report on source code metrics.


Input: [Document] Project License [Description]

Output: Displays the primary license for the project.


Input: [Document] Simian Report [Description]

Output: Simian (Code Similarity Analyzer) report.


Input: [Document] Task List [Description]

Output: Report on tasks specified in the source code.


Input: [Document] FAQs [Description]

Output: Frequently Asked Questions.


Input: [Document] Link Check Report [Description]

Output: Report on the validity of all links in the documentation.


Input: [Heuristic] System status visibility [Problems] in some instances, when a task is activated, it is not possible to execute other operations. All that is not signaled. It is preferable, in such cases, to change mouse pointer into the hourglass. [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: Normally information on system status is available. Feedback is good, as well as overall direct object manipulation


Input: [Heuristic] Match of the system with real world [Problems] In the Italian version most of the messages are in English. In some message box some of the text is in Italian some in English. We suggest to perform a coherent complete translation or to keep the original version. [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: The interaction is driven by the desktop metaphor. It is not necessary to know specific terms to use the system. Users must anyway know English language. In the Italian version most of interaction dialogues is in English


Input: [Heuristic] Control and user freedom [Problems] In the "Search Results" environment, it is not possible to cancel sets. If a large number of sets are available the user may be confused. If the cancel utility would be available it would be easier to organize the work and keep the environment under control. [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: User control of the GUI is good. It is possible to enable via the "edit" menu the "undo/redo" option for one level


Input: [Heuristic] Coherence and standard [Problems] It is possible to perform the same operation (search) in the "Document Searcher" and in the "Idea Finder". The same search executed in the two environments, leads often to two different results. This is considered the most serious flaw of the interface According to Windows95 specifications "x" and "-" buttons placed in the rightmost angle of the window should close the environment and minimize the window respectively. In EINS windows both buttons minimize the window without closing the application. "Document Searcher" and "Document Pool" icons are ambiguous since their label starts with the same word: Document. Tested version was 1.3, but on-line help referred to 1.2. Password is not masked. [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: In general, the standard coherence rules of GUI have been followed.


Input: [Heuristic] Error prevention [Problems] If a file of type "Term Pool" is opened active window is canceled and replaced with the new archive. In such a way previous archive information is lost. The same is valid for the "Document Pool". In the latter case files are on disk and are not lost. However, is not possible to compare two Document Pools. [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: Error prevention is good. It is based on a clear organization of interaction tools.


Input: [Heuristic] Recognition instead than recall [Problems] It is not clear the method to be used to insert search keys in the "Document Searcher". The onscreen explanation is not exhaustive. The user has to remember the default operator inserted among the terms on the same line. The fact that a fixed logical AND links the four entry boxes for the search terms is a constraint for the resulting query [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: Graphical tools offer options clear and self explanatory, it is not necessary to record the steps needed to perform a search


Input: [Heuristic] Flexibility and use efficiency [Problems] Whilst executing commands in remote mode, it is not possible to insert anything locally. In order to save terms in the "Document Searcher" it is necessary to close at least once the window during the working session and then to reopen it. [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: The separation of tasks allows a flexible and efficient use of the system


Input: [Heuristic] Aesthetic characteristics and minimalist design [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: The structure of the interaction tools, the colors' management, the small number of graphical objects are characteristics of the EINS interface, determining a nice looking interface


Input: [Heuristic] User aids in recognize detect and correct mistakes [Problems] When leaving EINS, the interface suggests to disconnect using the DISCONNECT command even if the command was already executed, and therefore not active [BRAQUE PC Evaluation]

Output: Error messages are always clear


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] Multi-tiered applications defined in a traditional, “enterprise” way [Infrastructure Provision] “Re-architected” applications to fit into the cloud paradigm [0]

Output: Applications

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] Feature-rich API and administration portal [Infrastructure Provision] Simple cloud APIs and self-service portal [0]

Output: Interfaces

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] Complete life-cycle management of virtual and physical resources [Infrastructure Provision] Simplified life-cycle management of virtual resources with abstraction of underlying infrastructure [0]

Output: Management Capabilities

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] Mostly private [Infrastructure Provision] Mostly public [0]

Output: Cloud Deployment

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] Bottom-up design dictated by the management of datacenter complexity [Infrastructure Provision] Top-down design dictated by the efficient implementation of cloud interfaces [0]

Output: Internal Design

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] High availability, fault tolerance, replication, scheduling… provided by the cloud management platform [Infrastructure Provision] Most of them built into the application, as in “design for failure” [0]

Output: Enterprise Capabilities

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [Datacenter Virtualization] Easy to adapt to fit into any existing infrastructure environment to leverage IT investments [Infrastructure Provision] Built on new, homogeneous commodity infrastructure [0]

Output: Datacenter Integration

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Agile Computing


Input: [log4j] since early 1999 [JSR 47 API] scheduled for 2Q 2001 [0]

Output: Availability


Input: [log4j] 1.1 or above [JSR 47 API] 1.4 or above [0]

Output: Required JDK


Input: [log4j] actual users [JSR 47 API] closed committee [0]

Output: Authorship


Input: [log4j] Apache Public License [JSR 47 API] Sun Community Source License [0]

Output: License


Input: [log4j] order independent [JSR 47 API] order independent (as of spec. version 0.75) [0]

Output: Logger configuration order


Input: [log4j] pervasive [JSR 47 API] none [0]

Output: Support for API extensions


Input: [log4j] cumulative [JSR 47 API] cumulative (as of spec. version 0.75) [0]

Output: Appender inheritance


Input: [log4j] yes [JSR 47 API] no [0]

Output: Support for object rendering


Input: [log4j] XML and key=value formats [JSR 47 API] key=value format only with very limited syntax [0]

Output: Configuration file formats


Input: [log4j] yes [JSR 47 API] yes (as of version 0.75) [0]

Output: Support for ErrorHandlers


Input: [log4j] à la Linux ipchains [JSR 47 API] boolean [0]

Output: Filter logic


Input: [log4j] no [JSR 47 API] yes [0]

Output: Part of JDK


Input: [Features] Front end built on backbone.js [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Sass #dynamic {stylesheets} [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Events parsed by WooCommerce JSON REST API [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Fully Mobile Responsive Product Sliders [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Touch Swipe feature in mobile devices [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Fully Customizable Widget Skin [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Add Product Sliders by Widget [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Create Sliders from any product category [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Compatible with a3 Lazy Load [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: Yes

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Create Sliders from Product Tags, ON-Sale or WooCommerce Featured Products [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: No

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Fully Customizable Product Card Skin. [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: No

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Add Product Sliders by shortcode [Widget Product Slider] No [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: No

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Fully Customizeable Mobile Touch Skin [Widget Product Slider] No [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: No

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Create WooCommerce Product Carousels [Widget Product Slider] No [Product Slider] No [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: No

Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like


Input: [Features] Embed Product Carousels by shortcode [Widget Product Slider] No [Product Slider] No [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

Output: No

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Input: [Features] Lifetime License Key [Widget Product Slider] Lifetime License key for 1 Site @ US$29 once only payment. [Product Slider] Lifetime License key for 1 Site @ US$49 once only payment. [Carousel & Slider] Lifetime License key for 1 Site @ US$69 once only payment. [Lite Version]

Output: Not Applicable

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Input: [Features] Express Support via LIVE CHAT and a3rev Support Forum [Widget Product Slider] Yes [Product Slider] Yes [Carousel & Slider] Yes [Lite Version]

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Input: [Features] Free Automatic plugin updates – * New Features, *Tweaks and *Bug Fixes. One click updates from your WordPress Updates dashboard. [Widget Product Slider] Yes – lifetime [Product Slider] Yes – lifetime [Carousel & Slider] Yes – lifetime [Lite Version]

Output: Yes – lifetime

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Input: [Features] Additional sites – Add Sites at any time to a lifetime license key at an auto 30% discount to the current Lifetime License price. Note Keys can be moved from site to site as you wish, they are not locked to any site. A site is any unique URL e.g – local, dev, staging, live and WPMU child sites. [Widget Product Slider] Yes – add additional sites to a lifetime Key as and when required @ US$20.30 / site [Product Slider] Yes – add additional sites to a lifetime Key as and when required @ US$34.30 / site [Carousel & Slider] Yes – add additional sites to a lifetime Key as and when required @ US$48.30 / site [Lite Version]

Output: Free Version – Use on as many sites as you like

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Input: [Features] Refunds Yes – 60 days, no questions asked 100% money back guarantee for all purchases (Lifetime Keys and additional sites). [Widget Product Slider] Yes for both Lifetime keys and additional sites [Product Slider] Yes for both Lifetime keys and additional sites [Carousel & Slider] Yes for both Lifetime keys and additional sites [Lite Version]

Output: Not Applicable

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Input: [Widget Product Slider] [ Visit ] plugins product page [Carousel & Slider] [ Visit ] plugins product page [Lite Version]

Output: [ Visit ] wordpress.org to Download

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Input: [Description] Find your weak spots before the hackers do, and comply with regulations. [Details] LMG's penetration testing services include: External penetration testing: How secure are your Internet-facing servers? Internal penetration testing: Are you protected from insider attacks? Mobile device penetration testing: If a laptop, tablet or phone is lost or stolen, can attackers get your data? [Service]

Output: Penetration Testing


Input: [Description] Make sure your web applications are secure. [Details] Conduct a comprehensive external assessment of your web application, so that you know it's secure. Tests include: Cross-site scripting SQL injections Session hijacking Authentication bypass Buffer overflows and much more... Unlike other firms, we don't just run automated scans. We always test your web application manually as well, using advanced techniques beyond most attackers' capabilities. [Service]

Output: Web Application Assessment


Input: [Description] Test your network security and identify vulnerabilities-- safely and effectively. [Details] Conduct a comprehensive examination of your systems, and receive a prioritized, detailed list of vulnerabilities and recommendations. Options include: External vulnerability assessment: Test your Internet-facing systems Internal vulnerability assessment: Check your internal network Quarterly, semi-annual, or annual examinations and reports Comparison with prior assessments Letter of attestation that you can provide to third parties [Service]

Output: Vulnerability Assessment


Input: [Description] Build your defenses against phishing attacks and social engineering scams, and track performance over time. [Details] Safely and effectively train your employees to resist social engineering attacks, while gathering statistics. LMG's realistic phishing tests train your employees to: Always be on the alert Verify senders before trusting an email Refrain from clicking on links in phishing emails Know how to recognize fake domains Check for SSL/TLS encryption in login pages Only enter usernames/passwords into trusted, encrypted sites Properly verify the identity of phone callers Report suspicious emails or phone calls immediately We carefully track your employees' performance and provide you with detailed reports, including visual graphs and charts, easy-to-read summaries, specific areas for improvement, and comparison with previous test results. [Service]

Output: Social Engineering Testing and Training


Input: [Description] Develop policies and procedures to meet compliance needs and security best practices. [Details] Let us develop and revise your policies, to help you: Comply with industry regulations such as GLBA and SOX Set realistic and achievable guidelines Reflect the unique needs of your organization Establish an adaptable and scalable policy framework Our speciality is creating customized policy frameworks that are realistic and work long-term. [Service]

Output: Policy/Procedure Development and Review


Input: [Description] Train your staff, with internationally recognized authors and instructors. [Details] LMG's training options include: General workforce security training Network Forensics class on-site, at your facilities Security team training Incident response tabletop exercises and training drills Custom training to suit your needs [Service]

Output: Training and Education


Input: [Description] Meet FFIEC guidelines for Information Security Risk Assessment. [Details] A comprehensive security risk assessment, based on review of your policies, procedures, and technical testing results. May be bundled with technical testing. LMG's risk assessment methodology is based on the following guidance issued by the United States federal government: FFIEC IT Examination Handbook National Institute of Standards and Technology Receive a prioritized list of risks, descriptions of impact and likelihood, controls in place, and recommendations. [Service]

Output: Risk Assessment


Input: [0] Staging Area [WPEngine] Yes [SiteGround] Yes (on Geek Plan) [Flywheel]

Output: Beta


Input: [0] Multiple WP Installs [WPEngine] Yes (if an install draws a ton of traffic, you may get bumped to a higher plan) [SiteGround] Yes [Flywheel]

Output: No (but does allow for Demo sites with limited lifespan)


Input: [0] Killer Customer Service [WPEngine] Yes [SiteGround] TBD, but so far so good [Flywheel]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Free Migrations [WPEngine] No [SiteGround] Yes [Flywheel]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Transfer Billing to Client [WPEngine] No [SiteGround] No [Flywheel]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Automatic Backup [WPEngine] Yes [SiteGround] Yes [Flywheel]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] One-click (free) Restore from Backup [WPEngine] Yes [SiteGround] Yes, but not on entry plan. [Flywheel]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Email [WPEngine] No [SiteGround] Yes [Flywheel]

Output: No


Input: [0] Git Version Control [WPEngine] Yes [SiteGround] Yes (on Geek Plan) [Flywheel]

Output: No


Input: [0] Deploy site from Desktop Server [WPEngine] Yes, but with difficulty [SiteGround] Yes [Flywheel]

Output: Yes, on a site with completed billing


Input: [Account] @Sacerdotus [Current Status] Active again. Suspended again as of 30-March-2015 [Notes]

Output: Manuel's main account in which he pretends his name is Michael. [Update 4 March 2015] Bizarrely, Twitter have reinstated Manuel's original account after promising to reduce trolling and abuse. It seems the hopeless muddle in Customer Safety which so embarrasses their CEO, is continuing. Of course he immediately recommenced begging for money and harassing his usual victims - Twitter informed.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SACERD0TUS [Current Status] Deleted [Notes]

Output: The account Manuel uses to get around being blocked, apparently believing that no one will notice the all caps to disguise the fact that he has replaces the letter 'o' with a zero.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Sacerdotvs [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Used by Manuel to get round blocks.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SacerdotusBlogs [Current Status] Deleted. [Notes]

Output: Account set up when all Manuel's other accounts were suspended. Immediately commenced abusing those whom Manuel had been harassing prior to suspension. Also suspended a few hours after creation.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @RosaRublcondior [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: An impersonation account Manuel was using to post gratuitously offensive obscenities until all his accounts were suspended by Twitter. Then used by him to support a petition to get me banned. Substitution of 'i' for 'l'.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @RationallyFaith [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Thinly disguised account normally used by Manuel to agree with himself and to abuse those who disagree with him.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Bronxbomber777 [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Used by Manuel to post threats of violence, often sexually explicit, especially to females.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @YearOfFaith2012 [Current Status] Permanently suspended [Notes]

Output: Plagiarised by Manuel from an official Catholic account, presumably in an attempt to give it credence. Used for the usual abuse and to make it look like people agree with him.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @NYCLATINO2011 [Current Status] Name changed to @NYCLATINO2012. [Notes]

Output: Used by Manuel to pose as a gay male prostitute to contact gays prior to spamming them with homophobic abuse. Has been known to post pornography visible to minors. Account appears to have been deleted very recently. Was active earlier on day of writing. (28 May 2013) Now active again and being used by Manny to compliment himself and tell others how brilliant he is. Manuel has developed a tactic for trying to hide his trail when he gets frightened that he's gone too far. He renames an account, then creates a new one with the original name and immediately deletes it. He seems to think this deletes all his old tweets but keeps all his followers. It doesn't, of course.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @NYCLATINO2012 [Current Status] Name Changed to @NYCLATINO2013. [Notes]

Output: Ditto.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @NYCLATINO2013 [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Ditto.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @jaxz0hnp [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: An impersonation account used to abuse and harass user @jaxzohnp. Simple substitution of 'o' with zero again.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @StJohnSmith [Current Status] Still active but all tweets and following appear to have been deleted. May have been renamed as above. [Notes]

Output: Used for same function as @RationallyFaith.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Catholic_Blog [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Yet another account used by Manuel to promote his blog, post abuse at those who disagree with him and agree with himself because very few real people ever do.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] 822451ac-f4aa-11e2-802e-000bcdcb5194 [Current Status] N/A [Notes]

Output: This AOL Opaque OpenID account is used by Manuel to spam blogs requiring a registered account to post comments. The purpose of this form of OpenID appears to be to facilitate anonymous abuse and spam on blogs. He assumes people won't know it's him being his usual obnoxious and infantile self - rather like a child who thinks you can't see him when he puts his hands over his eyes. The clue of course is that he invariably agrees with and supports himself - a thing which no sane person would do - and his posts resemble those of a 8 year-old in terms of emotional maturity.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @TylerNull [Current Status] Renamed to @Peregrinusmmvii. [Notes]

Output: Used by Manuel to promote his YouTube efforts because no one else does.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Peregrinusmmvii [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Another new account which began attacking Manuel's favourite obsessions and hate figures soon after the above account picked up its first warning, which came soon after it took up where Manuel left off, soon after @Sacerdotus was warned again.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @RosaIsSuspended [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: The account Manuel now uses to post automated infantile abuse.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SacerSpended [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Now all Manuel's usual accounts have been permanently suspended he is trying a new trick. He uses this account to pretend to be pleased Manny has been suspended and claims to have found who the 'real' @Sacerdotus is. Of course, it isn't the expelled seminarian Manuel de Dios Agosto but some other innocent person whom Manuel claims he found using links I provided on the blog where we exposed him. Needless to say, these links don't exist. The laugh is that this account was only created a couple of days ago and immediately followed me claiming to know all about @Sacerdotus and his lies, yet appears not to know what his other account is or why he should be interested in Manuel. What he doesn't seem to grasp is that he's simply confirming yet again that he is indeed Manuel de Dios Agosto, expelled seminarian, otherwise why would he be so implausibly pretending @Sacerdotus is someone else? I wonder if anyone can guess why Manuel is so desperate to want people not to know his real identity, and the reason he was expelled from St Joseph's Seminary, New York. [update 19 November 2013] Just when you thought Manuel couldn't get any more stupid, the idiot is now using this account to claim he's me!

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Blog_Catholic [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Manuel is back with a new account cleverly disguised so no one will think it's his by creaftily turning round the name of one he used earlier - @Catholic_Blog. I bet that has people fooled, eh, Manuel?

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SacerdotusLives [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: And another new account so he can continue his obsessive attention-seeking and abuse. Bizarrely he implies in this one's bio that Twitter have given him this temporary account while his 'contacts' in Twitter sort out the mistake they made when they wrongly suspended all his others. I wonder if his contacts in Twitter are any more real than his vast army of contacts who are supposedly watching my every move and sending him information on my criminal/terrorist activities which he claims to be including in the regular reports about me he sends to 'The UK Authorities' Any bets on how long this one will last?

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SCDTVS [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: After 4 months enforced absence, Manuel is now up and runnign again, and already posting abuse with a brand new account brilliantly disguised by removing a few letters, posting exactly the same stuff and resuming obsessive abuse of his usual victims. Can't accuse Manuel of being anything other than a traditionalist. Name changed to @CatholicGadfly and a new one created with the same name

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Atheist707 [Current Status] Name Changed to @StudiousAtheist. [Notes]

Output: Apparently he's been stung by everyone spotting him within a few minutes of starting up again despite his brilliantly disguised account, so he's now come up with another ploy. Now he's pretending to be an Atheist who just happens to mention Sacerdotus, his blog and his @SCDTVS Twitter account in every tweet. It's the same ploy he tried with his @SacerSpended account last November. He's soon abusing all his usual favourites too. And now he's even claiming that other people are him too! You might as well quote the above complaint reference when you have cause to report him for abuse. I'll register this new one against it with Twitter. Name changed to @StudiousAtheist then a new account created and deleted. He has apparently panicked after being threatened with legal action for posting a defamatory tweet depicting a minor without permission and claiming another Twitter user is abusing the child.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @StudiousAtheist [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Having failed to get away with his idiotic attempt to pretend to be an Atheist with some secret knowledge he was never quite able to explain that he isn't really Manuel de Dios Agosto but me and another Twitter user are ... look! This is Manuel's world we are in, where nothing makes any sense except to Manny and the walls of his bedroom in his mother's apartment just round the corner from the zoo, so bear with me, okay?... Manny has now had the brilliant idea of creating an identical account with a different name. He has already started abusing all his usual obsessive target of course. No one will ever guess so don't tell Manny we all know, okay! [Update] Manuel is now using this account to abuse a Catholic priest from Suffolk, UK by posting his contact details on Twitter and claiming he is demented and responsible for his embarrassingly bad blog on which he used to alternate between posting psychotic lies and begging for money, for no other reason apparently than his email address includes the name 'sacerdotus' (i.e. priest). And you thought Manuel couldn't find new depths to plumb!

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @CatholicGadfly [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: The account Manuel has renamed @SCDTVS to, having been exposed as Manny within minutes of creating it and recommencing his habitual abuse. Presumably, he imagines this will preclude his account being suspended. With this account he's now posing as a Jeff T. Follon MA, who, as a quick Google search will show, appears to have sprung fully formed into existence, complete with a Mannyesque 'degree', last July. I expect everyone will fall for that, eh Manuel? Has now inserted an underscore in the username to try to hide his abuse following a warning from Twitter about his abusive behaviour. (@Catholic_Gadfly). He appears not to realise this doesn't work despite having been shown you can't hide your history when he tried it by changing @SCDTVS to @CatholicGadfly.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SacerdotusRadio [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Used by Manuel to post links to his podcasts where he tells lies, usually to himself, presumably hoping to convince himself that they are right. Usual infantile blather only spoken instead of typed out. Cunningly disguised again presumably in the hope it'll fool Twitter long enough for him to fool a simpleton or two that he's not really the expelled seminarian, Manuel de Dios Agosto, or Mad Manny from Bronx.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @RosaRubicondlor [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Don't worry Manuel. Your followers are far too stupid to notice you've cleverly substituted an 'l' for an 'i' like you did with your @RosaRublcondior account with which you used to tweet sexually explicit obscenities pretending to be me. Do you think they'll fall for your latest insane attempt to prove you're not the expelled seminarian by posting links to one of your accounts which you made in a poor copy of my blog and in which you are posting your normal lies? The give away is the insane gibberish you post in it. It has your emotionally retarded signature.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @RationalFaith1 [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: Manny has resurrected this old name for a new account specially to promote a new blog where he can debate with himself in different guises. He's understandably sensitive to being mocked for repeatedly challenging people to debate him then crying foul when they call his bluff, so in his new blog he can hold pretend debates with himself to 'prove' he isn't really afraid. Watch him feed himself idiotic points to knock back and convince himself with the brilliance of his arguments. I guess he's flunked his basic philosophy course at Leahman Community College already - I do hope he wasn't expelled again because of his old problem - and now has a lot of spare time on his hands once more.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @Catholicgadfly [Current Status] Deleted or renamed. [Notes]

Output: Created when Manny inserted an underscore in his @Catholic_Gadfly account to try to hide his continued abuse and harassment after being warned by Twitter and promising to desist in future. The only reason can have been to try to confuse Twitter Support.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @SacerdotusHgout [Current Status] Permanently Suspended. [Notes]

Output: Used to advertise Manuel's little group on Google+ where he can post lies without getting suspended by Twitter. However, G+ also take a dim view of their services being use for targeted abuse and harassment and are quick to delete offending accounts. [Update 05 Nov 2014] Despite being told by Twitter support that this account had been permanently suspended along with the rest of Manny's then active accounts, it appears to have been reinstated. I assume this was following yet another promise by Manuel de Dios Agosto that he would try to control his habitual abuse, he recommenced posting abusive tweets today. Twitter support notified, meanwhile, please let me know when his behaviour deteriorates to its previous level. On previous experience this normally takes about a month as Manuel realises people ignore him. [Update 26 Feb 2015] Now suspended again "because this user appears to have created multiple accounts for disruptive purposes, or with overlapping uses".

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @CatholicGadfIy [Current Status] Permanently suspended. [Notes]

Output: In what can only be another attempt to confuse Twitter Support, Manny has again changed the username of this account. The underscore has now been removed and the penultimate character has been changed from lower case 'L' to upper case 'i'. Manny seems to believe this will confuse Twitter support who will think his @Catholic_Gadfly account has been deleted so he can continue his campaign of abuse and harassment despite his recent suspension and promise to behave. 16-Jan 2015 Inexplicably, in the last few days, Twitter have suspended then un-suspended this account, told me they can't find it, that it isn't posting abuse and that it has been suspended while it is still active and Manny is repeating the tweets Twitter originally said they warned him about. Watch this space. Maybe Twitter support will sort themselves out.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [Account] @TheBishopOfRome [Current Status] Permanently suspended [Notes]

Output: This account, the name of which shows Manny's delusion of grandeur, had been a suspect for a Manny-controlled account for some time but was only confirmed as such when Twitter took it down simultaneously with his @SacerdotusHgout account, having implied that there were others with: Thanks for letting us know about this issue. We’ve investigated and suspended the account you reported because this user appears to have created multiple accounts for disruptive purposes, or with overlapping uses, which is a violation of the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). Please note that the suspended user may appeal the suspension, which could result in the restoration of one or more accounts. Clearly, this relates to more than one account being suspended at that time. And Manuel was so confident that he had found a work-around to his problem of creating all his accounts with the same Bronx ip address by creating them from Lehman College. Obviously, Twitter are getting better at this since their CEO expressed his embarrassment at their inability to control the sort of abuses that Manny get off on.

Rosa Rubicondior: Manny's Many Twitter Accounts [Update 13]


Input: [2] No phone company lines [Analog Phone System]

Output: Multiple lines from the phone company

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [2] Long distance savings [Analog Phone System]

Output: Costly long distance charges

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [2] Full-featured voicemail [Analog Phone System]

Output: Limited voicemail capabilities

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [2] No hardware, add extensions anytime [Analog Phone System]

Output: Hardware needed for more extensions

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [2] All offices under one system [Analog Phone System]

Output: Separate phone systems at multiple offices

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [2] Callers never receive a busy signal [Analog Phone System]

Output: Callers receive busy signal if no lines available

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Input: [2] Call out lines always available [Analog Phone System]

Output: Employees must wait for an open line to call out

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [2] Complete call control and forwarding [Analog Phone System]

Output: Calls missed when out of the office

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Input: [2] One low, complete price [Analog Phone System]

Output: Numerous phone company taxes and surcharges

PhoneBoost - Compare VoIP Telephone System PBX, Auto Attendant


Input: [Best Practices] If you are running your event on a Seminar Room license and expect your event to have more than 600 attendees, schedule the event in advance so that all attendees can join. This instructional guide shows you how [Activity]

Output: Scheduling events with more than 600 attendees

Adobe Connect best practices for large events and seminars - Adobe Connect User Community


Input: [Best Practices] To maximize registrations, only ask questions that are necessary. Each input field on a registration form acts as an incremental barrier to completion. [Activity]

Output: Registration questions

Adobe Connect best practices for large events and seminars - Adobe Connect User Community


Input: [Best Practices] Track how your audience finds your event (for example, Twitter, email, banner ads) by enabling Campaign Tracking. Simply add unique identifiers to the end of your event page URLs. This guide shows you how. [Activity]

Output: Campaign tracking

Adobe Connect best practices for large events and seminars - Adobe Connect User Community


Input: [Best Practices] Send email reminders to your audience that briefly highlight the key value proposition for your audience. A useful schedule for reminders is 24 hours before the event and 1 to 3 hours before the event. Use custom email triggers to set multiple email reminders. [Activity]

Output: Event reminders

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Input: [Best Practices] Add the following verbiage and link to all participant invitations and reminders: If you have not previously used Adobe Connect, ensure that your computer and network connections are configured to provide you with the best possible experience by running a test. Visit http://www.adobe.com/go/meeting_test. [Activity]

Output: Participant invitation test link

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Input: [Best Practices] Put all polls and chat exercises on a separate layout. Arrange the layouts according to the agenda so that it is easy to switch during the event. Different content can be loaded into each layout. [Activity]

Output: Meeting layouts

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Input: [Best Practices] Create a layout that participants see when entering the event prior to start. Use this “lobby” to provide participants with relevant information, such as audio settings, marketing content, background music, and so on. [Activity]

Output: Event lobby

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Input: [Best Practices] Enable the Presenter-Only area in the meeting room, and set it up with relevant pods. For example: Engagement Dashboard to monitor participant engagement in real time Chat Pod to allow private conversations between presentation team members during the event without the audience seeing the messages Note Pod to post reminder messages, questions for the presenter, or standard question responses that you can copy and paste for rapid answers to common queries Presenter View of Q&A to moderate, monitor, and assign participant questions [Activity]

Output: Presenter only area

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Input: [Best Practices] Unless the Attendee List Pod is required for the participants to see who is speaking, consider moving it to the Presenter-Only area to conserve bandwidth and CPU load—highly recommended if you are anticipating over 100 participants. [Activity]

Output: Attendee list

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Input: [Best Practices] Upload content to a Share Pod, instead of screen sharing, whenever possible. Supported file types that can be shared and presented in a Share Pod include PPT, PPTX, MP4, F4V, FLV, SWF, MP3, PDF, JPG, PNG, Adobe Captivate® simulations (SWF), prerecorded Adobe Presenter courses, and compressed packages (ZIP) containing valid content. [Activity]

Output: Uploading content

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Input: [Best Practices] Test custom pods before using them across large audiences. Certain custom pods may cause adverse performance effects. [Activity]

Output: Custom pods

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Input: [Best Practices] If you are using a telephony provider and you want to record your event, set up the audio profile with your meeting room in advance, because it can take up to 15 minutes for the settings to sync with your room. See this tutorial if you need help setting up an audio profile. [Activity]

Output: Audio profile setup

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Input: [Best Practices] Require all presenters to attend a rehearsal a day or two prior to the live event. Presenters should be using the same phone, computer, and Internet that they will be using the day of the event. Make sure that the presenters know how to enter Adobe Connect with their proper credentials. Use the rehearsal as the final content deadline, and take the time to test all content to ensure that it looks and operates as anticipated. If you anticipate participants on mobile devices, be sure to test on mobile as well. [Activity]

Output: Event rehearsal and final content test

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Input: [Port] 21 [# Open] 26 [Identity] FTP sites [Password]

Output: Some anonymous with WAREZ


Input: [Port] 22 [# Open] 3 [Identity] A few Red hat servers [Password]

Output: All had non-standard passwords


Input: [Port] 23 [# Open] 15 [Identity] Some Cisco devices and high end routers or modems [Password]

Output: All had non-standard passwords


Input: [Port] 80 [# Open] 0 [Identity] This port was blocked by the ISP [Password]


Input: [Port] 8080 [# Open] 24 [Identity] Mostly routers or personal web servers [Password]

Output: Almost half Linksys routers with default login


Input: [Port] 3389 [# Open] 9 [Identity] A few Windows 2000 servers, mostly XP Pro [Password]

Output: 1 with a guest account active over RDP


Input: [Display Name] Computer Browser [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Distributed Link Tracking Client [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Error Reporting Service [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Help and Support [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] IMAP CD-Burning COM Service [SAFE] Automatic [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Indexing Service [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Net Logon [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Performance and Log Alerts [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Portable Media Serial Number [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] QoS RSVP [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Remote Desktop Help Session Manager [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Remote Registry [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Secondary Logon [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Server [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Smart Card [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] SSDP Discovery Service [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper Service [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Uninterruptable Power Supply [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Universal Plug and Play Device Host [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Display Name] Web Client [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Windows Time [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] Wireless Zero Configuration [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Automatic


Input: [Display Name] WMI Performance Adapter [SAFE] Disabled [Default]

Output: Manual


Input: [Description] django-compressor implementation [URL] Blueprint [Features]

Output: Compression

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Input: [Description] Volumes has now a new panel [URL] Blueprint [Features]

Output: Nova-volume is optionnal

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Input: [Description] Public(shared) network can be created by admin role L2 Support only (no Floating IP yet) [URL] Blueprint Blueprint [Features]

Output: Quantum Support

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Input: [Description] Switch from nova-volumes to Cinder [URL] Blueprint [Features]

Output: Cinder Support

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Input: [Description] Transition of all of The Horizon CSS to LESS [URL] Blueprint [Features]

Output: LESS transition

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Input: [Description] Support of pseudo folders within the dashboard [URL] Blueprint [Features]

Output: Support For Nested Swift Objects

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Input: [Description] If you are logged into admin, you have a warning when you manage other tenants [URL] – [Features]

Output: Prevent from admin login

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Input: [Description] A lot of new features to manage users, projects, create instances, etc [URL] – [Features]

Output: UI Improvements

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Input: [User Right] Access Credential Manager as a trusted caller [Constant Name] SeTrustedCredManAccessPrivilege [Description]

Output: Applies to Credential Manager during backup-related processes. This privilege is assigned to the Winlogon service only and should not be assigned to the account.

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Input: [User Right] Access this computer from the network [Constant Name] SeNetworkLogonRight [Description]

Output: Determines whether a user can utilize protocols related to accessing a given computer, such as Service Message Block (SMB), NetBIOS, Common Internet File System (CIFS), and Component Object Model Plus (COM+).

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Input: [User Right] Act as part of the operating system [Constant Name] SeTcbPrivilege [Description]

Output: Applies to processes to determine whether they can use a user’s identity to gain access to the privileges granted to that user.

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Input: [User Right] Add workstations to domain [Constant Name] SeMachineAccountPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to add a computer to a domain.

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Input: [User Right] Adjust memory quotas for a process [Constant Name] SeIncreaseQuotaPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to change the memory used by a process.

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Input: [User Right] Allow logon locally [Constant Name] SeInteractiveLogonRight [Description]

Output: Enables a user to start an interactive session.

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Input: [User Right] Allow logon through Remote Desktop Services [Constant Name] SeRemoteInteractiveLogonRight [Description]

Output: Enables a user to log on using Remote Desktop Services.

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Input: [User Right] Back up files and directories [Constant Name] SeBackupPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to bypass permissions for backup purposes.

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Input: [User Right] Bypass traverse checking [Constant Name] SeChangeNotifyPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to traverse an NTFS file system without needing to check the Traverse Folder permission.

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Input: [User Right] Change the system time [Constant Name] SeSystemtimePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to change the time on the local computer.

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Input: [User Right] Change the time zone [Constant Name] SeTimeZonePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to change the time zone on the local computer.

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Input: [User Right] Create a pagefile [Constant Name] SeCreatePagefilePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to change settings around the pagefile, including its size.

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Input: [User Right] Create a token object [Constant Name] SeCreateTokenPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a process to create a token using the privileged account.

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Input: [User Right] Create global objects [Constant Name] SeCreateGlobalPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables creation of global objects.

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Input: [User Right] Create permanent shared objects [Constant Name] SeCreatePermanentPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables creation of directory objects.

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Input: [User Right] Create symbolic links [Constant Name] SeCreateSymbolicLinkPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to create a file system symbolic link.

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Input: [User Right] Debug programs [Constant Name] SeDebugPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to attach to a process for debugging.

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Input: [User Right] Deny access to this computer from the network [Constant Name] SeDenyNetworkLogonRight [Description]

Output: Prevents users from accessing the computer.

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Input: [User Right] Deny logon as a batch job [Constant Name] SeDenyBatchLogonRight [Description]

Output: Prevents an account from logging on using batch-related methods.

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Input: [User Right] Deny logon as a service [Constant Name] SeDenyServiceLogonRight [Description]

Output: Prevents an account from logging on as a service.

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Input: [User Right] Deny logon locally [Constant Name] SeDenyInteractiveLogonRight [Description]

Output: Prevents an account from logging on locally at a computer console.

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Input: [User Right] Deny logon through Remote Desktop Services [Constant Name] SeDenyRemoteInteractiveLogonRight [Description]

Output: Prevents users from logging on to a computer using Remote Desktop Services.

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Input: [User Right] Enable computer and user accounts to be trusted for delegation [Constant Name] SeEnableDelegationPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to set the Trusted for Delegation setting.

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Input: [User Right] Force shutdown from a remote system [Constant Name] SeRemoteShutdownPrivilege [Description]

Output: Allows a user to shut down a computer when connected remotely.

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Input: [User Right] Generate security audits [Constant Name] SeAuditPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to generate audit records in the security log.

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Input: [User Right] Impersonate a client after authentication [Constant Name] SeImpersonatePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a program to impersonate a user or account and act on behalf of that user or account.

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Input: [User Right] Increase a process working set [Constant Name] SeIncreaseWorkingSetPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to increase the size of a working set of a process.

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Input: [User Right] Increase scheduling priority [Constant Name] SeIncreaseBasePriorityPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to increase the base priority of a process.

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Input: [User Right] Load and unload device drivers [Constant Name] SeLoadDriverPackage [Description]

Output: Enables a user to dynamically load or unload device drivers.

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Input: [User Right] Lock pages in memory [Constant Name] SeLockMemoryPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to keep data from a process in physical memory.

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Input: [User Right] Log on as a batch job [Constant Name] SeBatchLogonRight [Description]

Output: Enables an account to log on using batch-related methods, including Task Scheduler.

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Input: [User Right] Log on as a service [Constant Name] SeServiceLogonRight [Description]

Output: Enables a service account to register a process.

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Input: [User Right] Manage auditing and security log [Constant Name] SeSecurityPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to work with auditing and security log.

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Input: [User Right] Modify an object label [Constant Name] SeRelabelPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to modify integrity labels used by Windows Integrity Controls (WIC).

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Input: [User Right] Modify firmware environment values [Constant Name] SeSystemEnvironmentPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to modify non-volatile RAM (NVRAM) settings.

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Input: [User Right] Perform volume maintenance tasks [Constant Name] SeManageVolumePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to do volume- and disk management–related tasks.

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Input: [User Right] Profile single process [Constant Name] SeProfileSingleProcessPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to view performance aspects of a process.

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Input: [User Right] Profile system performance [Constant Name] SeSystemProfilePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to use the Windows Performance Monitor tools.

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Input: [User Right] Remove computer from docking station [Constant Name] SeUndockPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to undock a computer without logging on.

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Input: [User Right] Replace a process level token [Constant Name] SeAssignPrimaryTokenPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a process to replace an access token of a child process.

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Input: [User Right] Restore files and directories [Constant Name] SeRestorePrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to bypass the normal permission checks when restoring.

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Input: [User Right] Shut down the system [Constant Name] SeShutdownPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a local user to shut down the system.

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Input: [User Right] Synchronize directory service data [Constant Name] SeSyncAgentPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables a user to synchronize service data, such as LDAP directory synchronization.

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Input: [User Right] Take ownership of files or other objects [Constant Name] SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege [Description]

Output: Enables an account to take ownership of objects in the computer.

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Input: [Feature] Open Source [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: NO

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Feature] Free [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: NO

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Feature] Service-Oriented [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: NO

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Feature] Small Footprint [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: NO

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Feature] Service Stores TM [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: NO

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Feature] Extensible [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: some

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Feature] Legacy Integration [S-integrator] YES [Commercial Products]

Output: some

S-integrator - open source, service-oriented integration.


Input: [Viewer] Astra [Built-in AO] Borked - use HUD [Radar] on MiniMap [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] no [Command in Chat] Yes [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Viewer] Catznip [Built-in AO] HUD [Radar] no [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] no [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Cool VL [Built-in AO] HUD [Radar] Top Taskbar Menu [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] no [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Dolphin 3 [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] Preferences [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] no [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Exodus [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] Preferences [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] Yes [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Firestorm [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] Preferences [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] Yes [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Imprudence [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] on MiniMap [Double Click TP] Yes [Import Mesh] no [Command in Chat] Yes [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Viewer] Phoenix [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] Bottom Taskbar Button [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] Yes [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Singularity [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] Top Taskbar Menu [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] no [Command in Chat] Yes [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Viewer] Teapot [Built-in AO] HUD [Radar] no [Double Click TP] Yes [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] no [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Viewer] Zen [Built-in AO] Yes [Radar] no [Double Click TP] calls World Map [Import Mesh] Yes [Command in Chat] no [AuroraSim Compatible]

Output: no

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Input: [Summary] Minimize merging, and keep the number of active codelines to a manageable set by developing on a Mainline. [Pattern Name]

Output: Mainline


Input: [Summary] Keep a rapidly evolving codeline stable enough to be useful by creating an Active Development Line [Pattern Name]

Output: Active Development Line


Input: [Summary] Prevent integration issues from distracting you, and from your changes causing others problems by developing in a Private Workspace. [Pattern Name]

Output: Private Workspace


Input: [Summary] Set up a new workspace by populating it from a Repository that contains everything that you need. [Pattern Name]

Output: Repository


Input: [Summary] Check to see that your changes will not break the build by doing a Private System Build before commiting changes to the Repository. [Pattern Name]

Output: Private System Build


Input: [Summary] Ensure that your code base always builds reliably by doing an Integration Build periodically. [Pattern Name]

Output: Integration Build


Input: [Summary] Manage vendor code by using a Third Party Codeline. [Pattern Name]

Output: Third Party Codeline


Input: [Summary] Organize source code changes by task-oriented units of work. [Pattern Name]

Output: Task Level Commit


Input: [Summary] Create a Codeline Policy to help developers decide when to check in code to a codeline and what procedures to follow before a checkin on each codeline. [Pattern Name]

Output: Codeline Policy


Input: [Summary] Ensure that the system still works after you make a change by running a Smoke Test. [Pattern Name]

Output: Smoke Test


Input: [Summary] Verify that a module still works after you make a change by running a Unit Test. [Pattern Name]

Output: Unit Test


Input: [Summary] Ensure that existing code doesn't get worse as you make other improvements by running a Regression Test. [Pattern Name]

Output: Regression Test


Input: [Summary] Use Private Versioning to allow you to experiment with complex changes locally, yet still be able to take advantage of the features of a version control system. [Pattern Name]

Output: Private Versioning


Input: [Summary] Maintain released versions without interfering with your current development by establishing a Release Line. [Pattern Name]

Output: Release Line


Input: [Summary] Stabilize a codeline for an upcomming release while also allowing new work to continue on active codelines by doing the stabilization work on a Release-Prep codeline. [Pattern Name]

Output: Release-Prep Codeline


Input: [Summary] Have part of your team perform a disruptive task without forcing the rest of the team to work around them, using a Task Branch. [Pattern Name]

Output: Task Branch


Input: [RapidSSL] 256-bit [QuickSSL] 256-bit [QuickSSL Premium] 256-bit [RapidSSL Wildcard] 256-bit [True BusinessID with EV] 256-bit [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Encryption level

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Input: [RapidSSL] 99% [QuickSSL] 99% [QuickSSL Premium] 99% [RapidSSL Wildcard] 99% [True BusinessID with EV] 99% [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Browser Recognition

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Input: [RapidSSL] Static [QuickSSL] Static [QuickSSL Premium] Dynamic [RapidSSL Wildcard] Dynamic [True BusinessID with EV] Dynamic [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Site Seal

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Input: [RapidSSL] Yes [QuickSSL] Yes [QuickSSL Premium] Yes [RapidSSL Wildcard] Yes [True BusinessID with EV] Yes [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Compatible with most mobile phones

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Input: [RapidSSL] No [QuickSSL] No [QuickSSL Premium] No [RapidSSL Wildcard] Yes [True BusinessID with EV] Yes [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Allows multiple sub-domains

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Input: [RapidSSL] No [QuickSSL] No [QuickSSL Premium] No [RapidSSL Wildcard] No [True BusinessID with EV] Yes [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: SAN version allowing multiple domains

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Input: [RapidSSL] Domain [QuickSSL] Domain [QuickSSL Premium] Domain [RapidSSL Wildcard] Strong organisation / business identity [True BusinessID with EV] High-assurance extended validation [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Authentication / Validation

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Input: [RapidSSL] $10,000 USD [QuickSSL] $50,000 USD [QuickSSL Premium] $100,000 USD [RapidSSL Wildcard] $10,000 USD [True BusinessID with EV] $500,000 USD [Compare SSL Certificates]

Output: Warranty

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Input: [Desired Features] #Downloads [Description]

Output: the number of user downloads for each application is given (recent week, month, and year)


Input: [Desired Features] Detailed Reviews [Description]

Output: more than a sentence or two of description, including comparisons with other, similar applications


Input: [Desired Features] Comparative Reviews [Description]

Output: identification of competing applications and what distringuishes one over the other


Input: [Desired Features] Instant Submittal [Description]

Output: files submitted by authors should be immediately available, possibly in a 'pending' file until the webmaster decides whether to keep it


Input: [Desired Features] Links Status [Description]

Output: notification to users as to the % of links that are active, monitored at least weekly


Input: [Desired Features] CD [Description]

Output: ability to create a shopping list of files which the webmaster will charge a nominal fee to create and mail a CD with the files on it


Input: [Desired Features] Same Author [Description]

Output: list of all files at the site by the same author


Input: [Desired Features] Email Option [Description]

Output: ability to email the URL to someone


Input: [Desired Features] Broken Link [Description]

Output: simple way to report a broken link - available directly from the description page for each link without going through the user's email system


Input: [Desired Features] System Requirements [Description]

Output: identify which Operating Systems the application can be used under


Input: [Desired Features] Pro Version [Description]

Output: if an improved version, with more features, is available from the author


Input: [Feature] Low-force rubber dome switch [Freestyle2, Mac] Yes [Maxim] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Embedded numeric keypad Reduces keyboard width for closer mouse position. [Advantage] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Adjustable Splay Rotation of the two keyboard modules outward while they’re still connected at the back center point. [Freestyle2, Mac] Yes [Maxim] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Tenting Lateral slope adjustment of the keying surface to elevate the thumb sides of the hands to reduce forearm pronation. [Freestyle2, Mac] Adjustable with optional accessory [Advantage] Fixed [Maxim] Adjustable [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Adjustable with optional accessory

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Input: [Feature] Separation Complete separation of both the right and left keyboard modules to accommodate a wide variety of shoulder widths. [Freestyle2, Mac] Adjustable [Advantage] Fixed [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Adjustable

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Input: [Feature] QWERTY layout [Freestyle2, Mac] Yes [Advantage] Yes [Maxim] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Palm supports To reduce wrist extension. [Freestyle2, Mac] With optional accessory [Advantage] Yes [Maxim] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: With optional accessory

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Input: [Feature] Compatibility [Freestyle2, Mac] Mac [Advantage] PC/Mac [Maxim] PC [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: PC

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Input: [Feature] Driverless hot keys For commonly used editing actions. [Freestyle2, Mac] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Minimal adaptation time [Freestyle2, Mac] Yes [Maxim] Yes [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Price starts at [Freestyle2, Mac] $109+ [Advantage] $299+ [Maxim] $139 [Freestyle2, PC]

Output: $99+

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Input: [Application] Black Diamond Performance Reporting [How it works on a Mac] runs in a web browser [Function]

Output: portfolio management

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Input: [Application] Redtail Technology [How it works on a Mac] runs in a web browser [Function]

Output: CRM

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Input: [Application] PreciceFP [How it works on a Mac] runs in a web browser [Function]

Output: client questionnaire

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Input: [Application] ByAllAccounts [How it works on a Mac] runs in a web browser [Function]

Output: account aggregation

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