Input: [Why Grid Net is different] Security can’t be an afterthought or bolted-on at the end. Grid Net designed the most comprehensive security implementation and then had it built-in from day one. Peace of mind comes standard. [What Grid Net delivers]

Output: Strict security throughout

Grid Net | News: Grid Net Provides the Fundamentally Different, Fundamentally Better Approach to Smarter Grid Deployments


Input: [Setting] Allow Scriptlets [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Only allowe approved domains to use ActiveX without prompt [Local intranet = Medium-low] Disable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Enable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Automatic prompting for file downloads [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Access data sources across domains [Local intranet = Medium-low] Prompt [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Allow scripting of Microsoft web browser control [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Allow script-initiated windows without size or position constrains [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Allow websites to open windows without address or status bars [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Don't prompt for client certificate selection when no certificates or only one certificate exists [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Include local directory path when uploading files to a server [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Launching applications and unsafe files [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Prompt [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Prompt

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Navigate windows and frames across different domains [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Disable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Use Pop-up Blocker [Local intranet = Medium-low] Disable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Enable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Use SmartScreen Filter [Local intranet = Medium-low] Disable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Enable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Allow Programmatic clipboard access [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Prompt [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Prompt

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Allow status bar updates via script [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Allow websites to prompt for information using scripted windows [Local intranet = Medium-low] Enable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Disable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] Enable XSS filter [Local intranet = Medium-low] Disable [Trusted sites = Medium] Enable [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Enable

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Setting] User Authentication - Logon [Local intranet = Medium-low] Automatic logon only in Intranet zone [Trusted sites = Medium] Automatic logon only in Intranet zone [Internet = Medium-high]

Output: Automatic logon only in Intranet zone

Security Zones differences in Internet Explorer, IE8 | Sysadmin Lab


Input: [Standard] Architecture [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Decentralized SCOSTA standards require a pair and key combination with a pin, and thus can be structured in a decentralized manner

Output: Centralized Aadhaar biometric standards require symmetric authentication factors, and thus must be structured in a centralized manner

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Standards for Technology [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Open standard Creates security through transparency

Output: Closed standard Creates security though obscurity

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Points of failure [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Multiple points of failure The SCOSTA standard has multiple points of failure, because of decentralized structure, thus if one data base is compromised all data is not lost.

Output: Single point of failure The Aadhaar Biometric standard has one single point of failure, because of centralized structure, thus if the data base is compromised all data is lost

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Impact on local industry [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Encourages Open standards allow local industry to compete in manufacturing technology

Output: Discourages Closed standards allow foreign players to monopolize the manufacturing of technology

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Cost analysis [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Cost effective Increased competition keeps prices low

Output: Cost ineffective Decreased competition keeps prices high

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Revocation [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Revocable If the key pair and pin are stolen, a new set of passwords can be issued

Output: Permanent If the biometrics of an individual are stolen, they cannot be re-issued

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Possibility of fraudulent authentication [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Lower A thief must steal your smart card and your secret pin to commit fraud

Output: Higher A thief only needs to collect your fingerprints using a glass tumbler to commit fraud

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Standard] Viability of Technology [SCOSTA - MNIC smart card] Proven effective for large populations

Output: Not proven effective for large populations

An Open Letter to the Finance Committee: SCOSTA Standards —


Input: [Feature] SIP Calling [Linspire] New in 4.5 [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Free worldwide phone calls - with conferencing


Input: [Feature] Integrated Searching [Linspire] New in 4.5 [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Fast access to information - saving you time and hassle


Input: [Feature] Integrated translations [Linspire] New in 4.5 [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Translate web content from or into six different languages with a single click


Input: [Feature] Remote Desktop Sharing [Linspire] New in 4.5 [MS Windows XP] Yes [Benefits]

Output: Ideal for collaborative works and tech support.


Input: [Feature] Interactive multimedia tutorials [Linspire] New in 4.5 [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Computer novices can quickly familiarize themselves with everyday computing tasks


Input: [Feature] Full office suite [Linspire] New in 4.5 [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Complete your office work without spending hundreds of dollars


Input: [Feature] CNR [Linspire] Yes [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: One-click downloads - saves you time & money!


Input: [Feature] Spam & Popup Blocking [Linspire] Yes [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Prevent spam and popups from annoying you, and cluttering your desktop and inbox


Input: [Feature] Built-in firewall [Linspire] Yes [MS Windows XP] -- [Benefits]

Output: Protect your data from hackers


Input: [Ticket] #104 [Summary] setup fails on hash store; hash-store.plt/1/4/hash-store.ss:9:3: expand: unbound identifier in module in: base64-filename-safe [Status] assigned [Owner] eli [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #164 [Summary] Pressing end causes error [Status] assigned [Owner] dyoo [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #165 [Summary] Pressing unicode in command mode causes insertion [Status] assigned [Owner] dyoo [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #197 [Summary] Warnings and a crash while installing on Windows [Status] assigned [Owner] schematics [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #211 [Summary] Depends on Schemeunit 1:2, which doesn't compile [Status] assigned [Owner] schematics [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #241 [Summary] f4 toggle menu item does not show keyboard shortcut [Status] assigned [Owner] dyoo [Priority] trivial [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #328 [Summary] claims to install successfully, but doesn't seem to actually work [Status] assigned [Owner] dyoo [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #2 [Summary] sample bug [Status] new [Owner] eli [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #3 [Summary] fmt uses set-cdr! [Status] new [Owner] ashinn [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #5 [Summary] API requests [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #13 [Summary] support for v3 and v4 [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #18 [Summary] stream-split-at [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #22 [Summary] stream-partition unusable [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #25 [Summary] make-response/xhtml/full [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #29 [Summary] memoization is not thread-safe [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #31 [Summary] make sets sequences [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #32 [Summary] optional and keyword args [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #33 [Summary] make-filter-input-port hopelessly broken [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #34 [Summary] Function.prototype.toString should produce source [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #35 [Summary] possible semantic issues with exceptions [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #36 [Summary] implement JavaScript library fully [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #38 [Summary] numbers are unfaithful to spec [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #39 [Summary] regular expressions aren't implemented [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #40 [Summary] over-parenthesization in while-conditions [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #41 [Summary] implement read-only __proto__ [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #54 [Summary] "use lexical scope" pragma [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #56 [Summary] parameter for top-level let semantics [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #81 [Summary] make prophecies sequences [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #87 [Summary] Incompatible with mzscheme 4+ [Status] new [Owner] daedalus [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #95 [Summary] make a csv-reader that takes in an input-port [Status] new [Owner] neil [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #99 [Summary] add an expansion phase to the compiler [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #114 [Summary] Doc warnings [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #116 [Summary] long startup time [Status] new [Owner] vegashacker [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #120 [Summary] binding arrows in DrScheme broken [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #121 [Summary] test infrastructure for different compilation modes [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #122 [Summary] coverage for compiler tests [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #124 [Summary] rename require.ss to main.ss [Status] new [Owner] ryanc [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #125 [Summary] Docs link unavailable; .DS_Store file unnecessary [Status] new [Owner] zitterbewegung [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #127 [Summary] errors on initial compile [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #129 [Summary] audit duplicate-variable errors/non-errors [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] critical [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #131 [Summary] stack trace is often mostly unusable [Status] new [Owner] vegashacker [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #133 [Summary] Use of {{{set-cdr!}}} [Status] new [Owner] jim [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #138 [Summary] Doesn't work in Current Version of PLT [Status] new [Owner] untyped [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #139 [Summary] Doesn't work in Current Version of PLT [Status] new [Owner] untyped [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #140 [Summary] support unicode [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #143 [Summary] Request for docs on interaction model [Status] new [Owner] vyzo [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #147 [Summary] Planet breakage? Some surprising dependencies from xmlrpc.plt [Status] new [Owner] schematics [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #148 [Summary] Cannot load package in 4.1.4 [Status] new [Owner] oesterholt [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #151 [Summary] _ pattern succeeds on end of input? [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #154 [Summary] schememodlang/this-package + defmodulelang/this-package [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #158 [Summary] Feature request: lang/this-package [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #175 [Summary] srfi.plt does not install cleanly due to error in info.ss [Status] new [Owner] soegaard [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #176 [Summary] same name as another planet package - confusing version numbering [Status] new [Owner] fjl [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #177 [Summary] First line blank -> broken indenting [Status] new [Owner] abromfie [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #181 [Summary] example from docs declares IDistributeLists as a module [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #182 [Summary] example from docs defines MDistributive module twice (and MDistributeLists not at all) [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #183 [Summary] dracula rename export example from reference docs does not work [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #184 [Summary] modular acl2 unresolved import problem, useless error message [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #185 [Summary] Modular ACL2 reacts poorly to mixing of "code" and exports [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #186 [Summary] Dracula errors on (just) + or - at REPL [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #191 [Summary] SchemeUnit checks for syntax errors [Status] new [Owner] schematics [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #194 [Summary] problem including this file from planeT [Status] new [Owner] synx [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #195 [Summary] prime? of neg. number doesn't end [Status] new [Owner] soegaard [Priority] trivial [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #200 [Summary] apparent Scribble error during package installation [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #204 [Summary] Parsing of missing closing HTML tags duplicates HTML elements [Status] new [Owner] ashinn [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #209 [Summary] error: "car: expects argument of type ; given ()" on specific input [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #210 [Summary] Fails to compile with 4.2.2 [Status] new [Owner] schematics [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #214 [Summary] scribble warnings [Status] new [Owner] soegaard [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #217 [Summary] segments->painter return is failing on being passed to paint [Status] new [Owner] soegaard [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #218 [Summary] ^M end-of-lines [Status] new [Owner] orseau [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #219 [Summary] error on require [Status] new [Owner] schematics [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #220 [Summary] warnings from documentation [Status] new [Owner] untyped [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #234 [Summary] slide/stage [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #235 [Summary] add name? to staged [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #236 [Summary] pict-* from scheme/slideshow should combine in the order of the clauses [Status] new [Owner] cce [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #237 [Summary] scribble text renderer dies with a type error [Status] new [Owner] robby [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #242 [Summary] Digest contexts are leaked. [Status] new [Owner] soegaard [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #258 [Summary] bogon in docs [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #263 [Summary] wrong compile-omit-paths entry in info.ss [Status] new [Owner] lizorkin [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #271 [Summary] permissive? [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #272 [Summary] incomplete folders [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #273 [Summary] build-path: absolute path [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #274 [Summary] mzsocket fails to install cleanly on OS X (10.5 and 10.6) [Status] new [Owner] vyzo [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #275 [Summary] please convert comments in xml file to *COMMENT* sxml nodes [Status] new [Owner] lizorkin [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #276 [Summary] Start function doesn't allow for changing fps [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #277 [Summary] World object doesn't export get-objects [Status] new [Owner] kazzmir [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #280 [Summary] eof error [Status] new [Owner] soegaard [Priority] critical [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #281 [Summary] Please consider using development links. [Status] new [Owner] ocorcoll [Priority] major [Type]

Output: task

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Input: [Ticket] #282 [Summary] Unable to make 4.2.5 with shared libraries enabled. [Status] new [Owner] robby [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #283 [Summary] incorrect `declare-exporting' [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #285 [Summary] Fails to compile [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #290 [Summary] compile: unbound identifier in module [Status] new [Owner] robby [Priority] major [Milestone] some [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #292 [Summary] png_set_gray_1_2_4_to_8 not found while compiling [Status] new [Owner] robby [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #297 [Summary] enhance define-datatype to handle #:property prop:equal+hash [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #298 [Summary] Better error messages for accessors [Status] new [Owner] krhari [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: enhancement

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Input: [Ticket] #299 [Summary] Cannot typecheck (equal? (list) (list)) [Status] new [Owner] krhari [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #302 [Summary] define/memo doesn't save time for funs of arity > 1 [Status] new [Owner] dherman [Priority] major [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #303 [Summary] xpath-parser.ss problem w/ abbreviated xpath syntax [Status] new [Owner] lizorkin [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #309 [Summary] Parsing bug discovered [Status] new [Owner] neil [Priority] minor [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Ticket] #310 [Summary] Cigar Site [Status] new [Owner] bzlib [Priority] minor [Milestone] some [Type]

Output: defect

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Input: [Feature] XRC input [wxSmith] Yes† [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] Yes [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] No [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] XRC output [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] Yes [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] XRC code loading [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] ? [wxDevC++] No [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Validators† [wxSmith] Partial [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] No [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] Yes [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Conditional UI† [wxSmith] No [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] No [wxDevC++] No [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: No

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Event table and handler generation† [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] Partial [VisualWx] Partial [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] Yes [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Bitmaps support† [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] Yes [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] Yes [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Partial

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] English descriptions† [wxSmith] No [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] No [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Easy access to window pointers† [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] ? [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] Yes [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Visually creating custom controls [wxSmith] Partial [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] Partial [VisualWx] Partial [wxDevC++] No [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Partial

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Template controls† [wxSmith] No [DialogBlocks] No [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] No [wxForms] No [wxFormBuilder]

Output: No

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Sizer design [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] Yes [wxDesigner] Yes [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] Yes [wxFormBuilder]

Output: Yes

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Non-sizer design [wxSmith] Yes [DialogBlocks] No [wxDesigner] No [VisualWx] Yes [wxDevC++] Yes [wxForms] Yes [wxFormBuilder]

Output: No

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Feature] Feature [wxSmith] wxSmith [DialogBlocks] DialogBlocks [wxDesigner] wxDesigner [VisualWx] VisualWx [wxDevC++] wxDevC++ [wxForms] wxForms [wxFormBuilder]

Output: wxFormBuilder

Comparison of wxSmith features - CodeBlocks


Input: [Product] Windows Server 2003 [Role] Operating system is the foundation for collaboration services. [Available] April 24 [Comments]

Output: Assuming some duties that were part of Exchange. But will users pay for an incremental upgrade from Windows 2000?

Microsoft's shifting plan has users frustrated | Network World


Input: [Product] Greenwich [Role] Instant-messaging engine that will evolve to support high-end conferencing. [Available] Midsummer [Comments]

Output: Presence awareness can be integrated into Windows-based apps; licensing requirements still up in air.

Microsoft's shifting plan has users frustrated | Network World


Input: [Product] Windows SharePoint Services [Role] Built into the operating system for creating shared work spaces online. [Available] Summer [Comments]

Output: Has base features used by SharePoint Portal Server and supported in Office. But how will it traverse firewalls?

Microsoft's shifting plan has users frustrated | Network World


Input: [Product] Web Confer-encing [Role] Foundation of standards-based audio and video collaboration. [Available] Unknown [Comments]

Output: Exchange Conferencing Server being phased out; technology from Placeware acquisition will have to provide one-to-many conferencing support.

Microsoft's shifting plan has users frustrated | Network World


Input: [Product] Office 2003 [Role] Apps for XML-based content creation; integrates with workgroup sharing. [Available] Summer [Comments]

Output: Office provides client interfaces for collaboration strategy. If users don’t upgrade, it cripples other services.

Microsoft's shifting plan has users frustrated | Network World


Input: [Product] Exchange Server 2003 [Role] E-mail, calendaring, scheduling. [Available] June [Comments]

Output: Begins to tie into component strategy. Users won’t get universal file store support until next upgrade.

Microsoft's shifting plan has users frustrated | Network World


Input: [0] Max queue size [SQS Queues] Unlimited [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Limit depends on JVM heap and persistent store


Input: [0] Best Quality of Service [SQS Queues] At least once [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Exactly-once with transactions


Input: [0] Configurable retries [SQS Queues] No [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Persistence [SQS Queues] Always [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Optional


Input: [0] Scalability [SQS Queues] Inherent [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: With distributed queues


Input: [0] Availability [SQS Queues] Inherent [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Whole-server migration or JMS service migration


Input: [0] Message Order [SQS Queues] Not guaranteed [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Can be enforced even for distributed queues


Input: [0] Configurable quotas [SQS Queues] No [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Configurable flow control [SQS Queues] No [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Auto acknowledge [SQS Queues] No [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Time To Live configuration [SQS Queues] 1h to 14d [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: 1 ms to ca. 2 mio years


Input: [0] Max message size [SQS Queues] 64 KB [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Unlimited, default is 10,000 KB


Input: [0] Compression [SQS Queues] No [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Billing [SQS Queues] Free usage tier, then charged per request and data transfer amount [WebLogic JMS Queues]

Output: Included with WLS


Input: [0] /20 [Dialup] No [Colo] Unlikely [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: No


Input: [0] /32 [Dialup] No [Colo] Probably not [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: No


Input: [0] /48 [Dialup] Maybe [Colo] Maybe [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: Probably


Input: [0] /56 [Dialup] Perhaps [Colo] Possibly [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: Maybe


Input: [0] /64 [Dialup] Maybe [Colo] Probably [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: Probably Not


Input: [0] /120 [Dialup] No [Colo] No [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: No


Input: [0] /127 [Dialup] No [Colo] No [Fridge] No [DSL/Cable]

Output: No


Input: [0] /128 [Dialup] Maybe [Colo] Maybe [Fridge] Yes [DSL/Cable]

Output: Probably not


Input: [Example] Example [Description] Description [General]

Output: General


Input: [Example] index.php [Description] Current filename in use [General]

Output: FILE


Input: [Example] http://redaxscript.com [Description] Website's root directory [General]

Output: ROOT


Input: [Description] Database table's prefix [General]

Output: PREFIX


Input: [Example] 1 [Description] Database connection status [General]

Output: DB_CONNECTED


Input: [Description] Database connection error [General]

Output: DB_ERROR


Input: [Description] Equals TOKEN if logged in [General]

Output: LOGGED_IN


Input: [Description] Blocker's overall counter [General]

Output: ATTACK_BLOCKED


Input: [Description] Break template rendering [General]

Output: RENDER_BREAK


Input: [Description] Break center routing [General]

Output: CENTER_BREAK


Input: [Example] 0 [Description] Content error [General]

Output: CONTENT_ERROR


Input: [Description] Replace native comments [General]

Output: COMMENTS_REPLACE


Input: [Usage Scenarios] events shows live blogs [Streaming Logic] live 1 to many one way [Application]

Output: Live Streaming

Webcam Site Plugins for Video Streaming, Chat, Conference, Recording, Presentation


Input: [Usage Scenarios] free chat meetings [Streaming Logic] live many to many 2 way [Application]

Output: Video Conference

Webcam Site Plugins for Video Streaming, Chat, Conference, Recording, Presentation


Input: [Usage Scenarios] video calls private chat direct sales chatroulette speed dating [Streaming Logic] live 1 to 1 2 way private [Application]

Output: 2 Way Video Chat

Webcam Site Plugins for Video Streaming, Chat, Conference, Recording, Presentation


Input: [Usage Scenarios] tranings webinars presentations e-learning press conferences [Streaming Logic] live few to many mostly one way moderated [Application]

Output: Video Consultation

Webcam Site Plugins for Video Streaming, Chat, Conference, Recording, Presentation


Input: [Usage Scenarios] instant calls live support chat on demand [Streaming Logic] live many to many 2 way private [Application]

Output: Video Messenger

Webcam Site Plugins for Video Streaming, Chat, Conference, Recording, Presentation


Input: [Usage Scenarios] video blogs video comments video forums product details [Streaming Logic] recorded [Application]

Output: Video Recorder

Webcam Site Plugins for Video Streaming, Chat, Conference, Recording, Presentation


Input: [0] Cost [On-Premises] Up-front capital costs for hardware, software licensing, lab space, air conditioning, etc. [SaaS]

Output: Pay as you go, per user, per month, etc.


Input: [0] Customization [On-Premises] Somewhat customizable depending on software vendor [SaaS]

Output: Limited customization


Input: [0] Hardware [On-Premises] Customer must provide hardware and system platforms to run apps [SaaS]

Output: Hardware and software owned reside at provider site


Input: [0] Security [On-Premises] Less risky because of on-premises location [SaaS]

Output: Access to SaaS apps is via Internet, creating security risks


Input: [0] Mobile access [On-Premises] Limited access to business applications via browsers running on mobile devices [SaaS]

Output: Accessible via browsers running on mobile devices


Input: [0] Integration [On-Premises] Integration with existing software is commonplace [SaaS]

Output: Limited integration, even though this is an important requirement


Input: [0] Control [On-Premises] Control of systems and data [SaaS]

Output: SaaS provider controls systems and is entrusted with customer data


Input: [Description] Contains menus that you can use to perform actions in Synaptic Package Manager. [Component]

Output: Menubar


Input: [Description] Provides main actions. [Component]

Output: Toolbar


Input: [Description] Provides categories to narrow down the list of shown listed packages. [Component]

Output: Category selector


Input: [Description] Lists known packages. The list can be narrowed down by using filters and categories. [Component]

Output: Package list


Input: [Description] Shows the description of the selected package. [Component]

Output: Description field


Input: [Description] Displays global informations about the status of Synaptic Package Manager. [Component]

Output: Statusbar


Input: [Project] APE Decompiler [Languages] Python, x86 assembly [Description]

Output: A Python script to decompile the compiled APE scripts that come with the game Anachronox.


Input: [Project] MudOS MUD-mode parser [Languages] Python [Description]

Output: A Python script to parse serialised LPC datatypes.


Input: [Project] Sorrows mudlib 1.x [Languages] LPC [Description]

Output: The LPMud driver was a sandboxed programming environment for the development of multiplayer text games developed in 1989. Superceded by MudOS, then MudOS in turn by FluffOS, MUDs are still being written in LPC today. This project is a derivative of existing code, taking it in custom directions.


Input: [Project] Sorrows mudlib 2.x [Languages] LPC [Description]

Output: Where Sorrows 1.x was a library of code built on the pre-existing work of others, the idea behind Sorrows 2.x was to start from scratch and explore what could be possible without the constraints imposed by that legacy.


Input: [Project] Web-page console [Languages] HTML, Javascript, CSS [Description]

Output: An interactive console, a useful base to hook up to a Comet-based server backend.


Input: [Project] Stackless Python [Languages] C, C++, Python, x86 assembly, x64 assembly [Description]

Output: As one of two active maintainers, I do the following and more: Building the releases. Writing the documentation. Writing example code and useful support functionality.


Input: [Project] Nintendo DS / Stackless Python 2.5 [Languages] C, C++, Python, ARM assembly [Description]

Output: As a hobby project, I ported Stackless Python to the Nintendo DS using the homebrew toolkit devkitPro. This involved: Writing ARM assembly language. Writing C routines to provide C library file IO support for the Python interpreter. Writing an application to run the Python interpreter using an archive of the standard library stored on homebrew media.


Input: [Project] Python code reloading [Languages] Python [Description]

Output: A library that automatically detects changed Python scripts and reloads the changed functionality. Python developers can immediately see the effect of their changes on running applications without having to stop and restart them.


Input: [Project] GMail Backup [Languages] Python [Description]

Output: A Python script to download and archive the contents of a GMail account.


Input: [Application Based list] SAP User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Banking Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Microsoft user list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Real Estate Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] IBM User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Insurance Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Oracle User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Business Services Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] PeopleSoft User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Healthcare Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Salesforce User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Manufacturing Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Cisco User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Advertising Agencies Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Adobe User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Colleges And Universities Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Siebel User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Pharmaceutical Industry Executives List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [Application Based list] Citrix User list [Industry Based Lists]

Output: Technology Industry List

Marketing Email List - Salesforce User List, Microsoft User list, Oracle User list | CubeWires


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] At the hypervisor level At the storage level [Feature]

Output: Replication location

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Does not need to match active site Must be the same array type as the active site [Feature]

Output: Storage at recovery site

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Direct-attached storage, local storage and other low-end options, as well as iSCSI, Fibre Channel and NFS storage ISCSI, Fibre Channel and NFS. The supported storage replication vendors are listed on VMware's website [Feature]

Output: Supported storage types

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] VSphere Replication communicates with SRM via vCenter Server Third-party storage arrays interface with SRM via storage replication adapters written by the replication vendor [Feature]

Output: Integration with Site Recovery Manager

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Included as an appliance with SRM 5.1. Requires vSphere hosts and vCenter Servers to operate Varies by storage vendor. The cost of storage-based replication will include storage array hardware, licensing and storage snapshot licensing [Feature]

Output: Cost

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Smaller infrastructures, remote offices of large companies and non-business-critical applications Large and/or business-critical environments [Feature]

Output: Use cases

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Fifteen-minute to 24-hour RPOs Zero-minute (synchronous replication) to 24-hour RPOs [Feature]

Output: Recovery point objective (RPO) times

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Yes. Reprotect and failback are supported by vSphere Replication only in SRM 5.1, not in older versions Yes. In older versions of SRM, only storage-array replication supports these features [Feature]

Output: Reprotect and failback

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Five hundred. Deploy no more than 100 VMs per Replication server in SRM. VMware limits SRM's number of Replication servers to 10 One thousand. If vSphere Replication and array-based replication are used together, the limit remains 1,000 total VMs [Feature]

Output: VM limits

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] 250 250. If vSphere Replication and array-based replication are used together, the limit remains 250 total VMs [Feature]

Output: Protection groups

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Yes, but vSphere Replication will only recover the latest snapshot Yes, with specific limitations detailed in VMware's SRM 5.1 documentation [Feature]

Output: Snapshots

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Not supported Supported as long as nodes in the snapshot tree are replicated [Feature]

Output: Linked clones

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Virtual mode RDM only Virtual and physical RDM formats [Feature]

Output: Raw device mapping (RDM) VMs

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] Supported for Windows environments with VSS The storage vendor ensures application-consistent replication [Feature]

Output: Application-consistent recovery

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [SRM vSphere Replication] No Yes [Feature]

Output: Works with VMware Fault Tolerance

SRM replication choices: vSphere Replication vs. storage replication


Input: [0] cross-server synchronization [Memcached] yes [Redis] yes [XCache]

Output: no

Cache run-down!


Input: [0] latency [Memcached] yes [Redis] yes [XCache]

Output: no

Cache run-down!


Input: [0] data structure [Memcached] no [Redis] yes [XCache]

Output: yes

Cache run-down!


Input: [0] nested data structure [Memcached] no [Redis] no [XCache]

Output: yes

Cache run-down!


Input: [0] requires serialization [Memcached] yes (mostly) [Redis] yes (sometimes) [XCache]

Output: no

Cache run-down!


Input: [0] supports expiry-based invalidation [Memcached] yes [Redis] yes [XCache]

Output: yes

Cache run-down!


Input: [0] supports content-change invalidation [Memcached] yes [Redis] yes [XCache]

Output: not easily cross servers

Cache run-down!


Input: [Program] AeroBlend [Version] 1.8 [Description] automatically changes the Windows Color to match the current wallpaper or active application icon/contents [Category]

Output: Shell & Desktop Management

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] CintaNotes [Version] 2.9.3 [Description] personal notes manager [Category]

Output: Personal Info Managers

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] Classic Shell [Version] 4.2.3 RC [Description] collection of features that were available in older versions of Windows but are removed from Vista, Windows 7 and 8 [Category]

Output: Shell & Desktop Management

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] Database Browser [Version] 5.3.1.4 [Description] universal table editor [Category]

Output: Database Management

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] DBeaver [Version] 3.4.3 [Description] universal database tool for developers and database administrators [64 bit] + [Category]

Output: Databases & Networks

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] FET [Version] 5.27.6 [Description] timetabling software for automatically scheduling the timetable of a school, high-school or university [Category]

Output: Miscellaneous

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] Pale Moon [Version] 25.6.0 [Description] optimized Firefox browser [64 bit] + [Category]

Output: Browsers

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] Praat [Version] 5.4.14 [Description] analyze, synthesize, and manipulate speech [64 bit] + [Category]

Output: Language

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] Q-Eye [Version] 4.1.0.4 [Description] QlikView data file editor [64 bit] + [Category]

Output: Database Management

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] SyncBackFree [Version] 7.3.3.3 [Description] backup or synchronize your important files to another drive, directory, or network [Category]

Output: Backup

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] Tablacus Explorer [Version] 15.7.27 [Description] file manager [64 bit] + [Category]

Output: File Managers

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Program] USBDeview [Version] 2.45 [Description] lists all installed USB devices [64 bit] + [Category]

Output: System

Freeware Updates - Daily news of software updates


Input: [Package] Python [Location] www.python.org/download/releases [Minimum Revision] 2.7 [Notes]

Output: Ensure the Python directory is added to the PATH environment variable Python 3.0 should not be used


Input: [Package] PyYAML [Location] pyyaml.org/wiki/PyYAML [Minimum Revision] 3.10 [Notes]

Output: PyYAML is a YAML parser and emitter for Python. Needed only to install initial data by "manage.py syncdb"


Input: [Package] Python Image Library [Location] www.pythonware.com/products/pil/ [Minimum Revision] 1.1.7 [Notes]

Output: Ensure you download the correct library for your installed version of Python


Input: [Package] Django [Location] www.djangoproject.com/download/ [Minimum Revision] 1.4 [Notes]

Output: Django 1.5 isn't supported yet Once installed you should ensure that the Django directory is in the PYTHONPATH environment variable


Input: [Package] MySQL [Location] dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/ [Minimum Revision] 5.1 [Notes]

Output: When installing the Typical installation should be ok When running the configuration wizard: Choose Standard Configuration Check Install as Windows Service Ensure that the MySQL binaries are part of the PATH environment variable Record the root password that you created during the install process


Input: [Package] MySQL Python Library [Location] sourceforge.net/projects/mysql-python/ [Minimum Revision] 1.2.2 [Notes]

Output: Ensure you download the correct library for your installed version of Python (2.x) Pre-compiled windows installers can be found in the MySQL for Python Forums


Input: [Package] PyICU [Location] pyicu.osafoundation.org/ [Minimum Revision] 1.0 [Notes]

Output: python extension wrapping IBM's ICU C++ API, therefore depends on IBM's ICU (version 4.2 and 4.4 are known to work) Usually can be installed with 'easy_install pyicu'.


Input: [Package] csstidy [Location] csstidy.sourceforge.net/ [Minimum Revision] 1.3 [Notes]

Output: opensource CSS parser and optimiser usually can be installed as package, or download from its website


Input: [Package] BeautifulSoup [Location] www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/ [Minimum Revision] 3.1 [Notes]

Output: Python HTML/XML parser Usually can be installed with 'easy_install BeautifulSoup'


Input: [Package] Django compressor [Location] github.com/mintchaos/django_compressor [Minimum Revision] 0.5.3 [Notes]

Output: Compresses linked and inline javascript or CSS into a single cached file. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install django_compressor'


Input: [Package] python-stdnum [Location] arthurdejong.org/python-stdnum/ [Minimum Revision] 0.3 [Notes]

Output: Parses and validates standard numbers, in particular ISBNs. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install python-stdnum'


Input: [Package] python-yaml [Location] pyyaml.org/ [Minimum Revision] 3.10 [Notes]

Output: PyYAML is a YAML parser and emitter for Python. If you only want to work in the READ_ONLY mode you do not need this. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install pyyaml'


Input: [Package] django-templatesadmin [Location] github.com/bartTC/django-templatesadmin [Minimum Revision] 0.6 [Notes]

Output: A Django app to make minor changes to your templates on the fly. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install django-templatesadmin'


Input: [Package] django-taggit [Location] github.com/alex/django-taggit [Minimum Revision] 0.9.3 [Notes]

Output: Simple tagging for django, used to support keywords. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install django-taggit'


Input: [Package] django-appconf [Location] github.com/jezdez/django-appconf [Minimum Revision] 0.5 [Notes]

Output: A helper class for handling configuration defaults of packaged apps gracefully. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install django-appconf'


Input: [Package] django-imagekit [Location] github.com/jdriscoll/django-imagekit [Minimum Revision] 2.0.1 [Notes]

Output: Automated image processing for Django models. Usually can be installed with 'easy_install django-imagekit' Images are not included in dumps, so far local installations for accessing the data not necessarily needed.


Input: [Original] Whatsapp [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: Threema. Hands-down the best safe messaging service. Easy to use, group chats, image and video transfers. Under the hood it always uses true end-to-end encryption, and does not store any data about you or contacts your addressbook while still being able to find your friends. Threema costs a mere €1,70 for the iPhone and €1,60 for Android, and is very clear about their revenue model. Sending a message is free of charge. No I don’t use Telegram.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Mail [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: Hushmail. A Canadian email provider which at least claims it respects your privacy and is not bound to American legislation. I use their Premium service which costs $35 a year. A bargain.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Google Search [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: DuckDuckGo. Although there are some sceptics out there who argue that there is no way to verify how duckduckgo is any different than Google’s search engine, I still think it is a better alternative. One of the most important ones is that they don’t “bubble” you. Image searching is not possible yet. so I do fall back to Google for that every now and than, but only in a separate, private browser session with cleared cookies.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Google Maps [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: The Apple Maps app, or if you don’t have a Mac or need to search online: Mapquest provides a good alternative to Google maps. Not the prettiest interface, but any product other than a Google product gives them less data to harvest on me. Always remember: If you’re not paying for the product, you’re the product.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Calendar, Contacts [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: Owncloud. In my case, I have bought a $40 Raspberry Pi which is beautifully running Owncloud to sync Calendars over SSL between my iPhone and all my Macs. It requires a bit of Linux skills and isn’t really safe “out of the box”, but can be made pretty airtight. Remember to close all ports and only access Owncloud over SSL (most tutorials wrongly teach you otherwise), and don’t expect high performance from the Raspberry when it comes to rendering browser pages. I’ve added a little script that sends backups to my file server via SMB.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] File synching (Dropbox) [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: SpiderOak. A true zero-knowledge encrypted file storage. With the new “Hive” feature it behaves exactly like Dropbox, but has additional features like a backup service. Choose a safe password and store it somewhere secure, because Spideroak can not recover your password or your files if you loose it. I started with the 2GB free for life account, but it soon grew to a 50GB account. Great stuff, very reliable, safe.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Evernote [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: SpiderNote. It may be a bit cobbled together, but as an old Evernote fan I needed a good alternative and it should be able to sync between all my Macs. So I save my notes in a SpiderOak folder and search them with Spotlight. Not as fancy as Evernote, but the price (risk) of storing my data unencrypted on an American server became too high.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Facebook [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: Twitter. I hate to dissapoint you, but Facebook is free of charge and they store your entire digital life. What do you think is Facebook’s product precisely? Also, I see that you have 86.355 “friends” on Facebook. I hate to disappoint you but those are called “random strangers”. Even if your account is *cough* private (except for Mark $uckeberg). I like to talk to people too, that’s why I have this blog, and for the smaller chit-chat I use Twitter. My real friends are on Threema, or, if need be, I talk to them. It’s very old-fashioned. I drive over and meet them in person. And sometimes they even come to my house. I know, crazy right? Old school.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] LinkedIn [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: None. I could hold the same rant for Facebook and LinkedIn alike. They’re not there for you. You’re there for them. I did make the mistake of creating a LinkedIn account a long time ago because people said “you need this”. After quite a few mails from LinkedIn requesting me to endorse people, update my profile or water their plants, I realized that I was working for them, not the other way around. I cancelled and deleted my account. Guess what? I’m still alive and well. If you’re a developer, you’re better off by gaining community based reputation on sites like Stackoverflow.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Local Backups [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: Encrypted TimeMachine and Time Capsule volumes. My local drives are also full-disk encrypted using Apple’s built-in FileVault 2. There is a Mac Mini file server in the house which holds all familiy photos so that we can view them on the TV for example. The photos are on a read-only fileshare and are backed up using Time Machine locally.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Original] Remote/Offsite Backups [The Safer Alternative:]

Output: Crashplan Free, sending the data on the TimeMachine drive on the fileserver to another fileserver at my parents’ house. His fileserver backs up on my machine and vice-versa. One house can completely burn down and we still have all data, without it ever being uploaded to some unencrypted company server.

There’s life without Google. Or iCloud. Or Facebook. | Rolfje's blog


Input: [Issue] Dyknow 5.7 Vulnerability *IMPORTANT* [Issue Summary]

Output: Dyknow 5.7 Vulnerability

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] DyKnow 5.7 will not install, missing components [Issue Summary]

Output: Prerequisites do not automatically download from DyKnow installer, installation stops.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] Incorrect Dyknow Resolution [Issue Summary]

Output: Issue where the screen resolution in Dyknow does not match the window properly, resulting in cut-off or un-centered slides.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] DyKnow Error:You have an incorrect password [Issue Summary]

Output: You are unable to login to DyKnow and you get the above error message.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] Autodesk Inventor - Windows Compatibility Issue [Issue Summary]

Output: Autodesk Inventor will not install on Windows 8.1

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] Dyknow Error: Unable to connect to the Server specified [Issue Summary]

Output: You are unable to login to DyKnow and you get the above error message.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] How to Manually Connect to VT-Wireless [Issue Summary]

Output: Simplified instructions for connecting to VT-Wireless.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] DyKnow - Inking offset in DyKnow on Windows 8 [Issue Summary]

Output: DyKnow inking is offset, but inking works in OneNote and Office on Windows 8 tablet.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] Fujitsu T900 touch screen and/or pen not working (Windows 7) [Issue Summary]

Output: The touch screen functionality of a T900 is not working at all. Pen may or may not work.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Issue] Fujitsu T900 Pen Calibration Issue (Windows 7) (May work with the T5010 and T730) [Issue Summary]

Output: After resuming from standby or hybernation the pen does not function correctly (curser may not move in the same direction as the pen) or the pen does not function at all.

College of Engineering S.W.A.T. Team | swat.eng.vt.edu


Input: [Ext] X [Notes] Visitors can register through the website. Requested user information and registration form are fully customizable. [Feature]

Output: Frontend User Registration

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Ext] X [Notes] Users can log in, edit their profile, delete their registration and retrieve lost passwords. [Feature]

Output: Frontend User Login

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Core] X [Notes] Each page, content and section of content can be hidden to everyone but a specific group. Content can also be set to hide when a user logs in. Templates can be created for specific users and groups. [Feature]

Output: Personalization of Content and Pages

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Ext] X [Notes] Users can be sent to a specific homepage and customize their own homepage [Feature]

Output: User Homepages

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Ext] X [Notes] Frontend users can send email to other users [Feature]

Output: Internal Email

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Ext] X [Notes] Users can contribute to news, pages via comments, forums or guestbooks [Feature]

Output: User Contributed Content

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Ext] X [Notes] View statistics on the path traveled by visitors [Feature]

Output: Visitor Tracking System

All Features of TYPO3 CMS - NMediaSystems Ltd


Input: [Tablets] iOS/Android [Tablet PCs] Windows [Laptops] Windows/Mac OS X [Ultrabooks] Windows/Mac OS X [0]

Output: Operating Systems

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] Smaller than paper (8.5”x11”) [Tablet PCs] Paper Size (8.5”x11”) and a bit larger [Laptops] Paper size and larger available [Ultrabooks] Paper size available [0]

Output: Screen size

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] Super Light to Light [Tablet PCs] Medium to Heavy [Laptops] Medium to Heavy [Ultrabooks] Light to Medium [0]

Output: Bulk/Weight

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] Vertical and Horizontal [Tablet PCs] Vertical and Horizontal [Laptops] Horizontal [Ultrabooks] Horizontal [0]

Output: Viewing options

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] Finger, stylus [Tablet PCs] Keyboard*, mouse, finger*, digital pen [Laptops] Keyboard, mouse, external digital pen [Ultrabooks] Keyboard, mouse, external digital pen [0]

Output: Input options

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] Small to medium [Tablet PCs] Medium to large [Laptops] Large [Ultrabooks] Medium to Large [0]

Output: Memory

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] Moderate to Long [Tablet PCs] Short to Moderate [Laptops] Short to Moderate [Ultrabooks] Moderate to Long [0]

Output: Battery life

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [Tablets] $ to $$ [Tablet PCs] $$$ [Laptops] $ to $$$ [Ultrabooks] $$ to $$$ [0]

Output: Price

Selecting the Perfect Sheet Music Reading Computer: Mobile & Stationary Options | Going Digital for Musicians


Input: [0] Location report with Location Note [Type] Jasper Report [1]

Output: This report is essentially the same as the default location report, but includes the "Location Note" which can be added when associating an Accession with a Location. Zip file includes report, sub-reports and sample output (pdf).

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Table version of Digital Object File Version report [Type] Jasper Report [1]

Output: Displays all file versions (at top and component levels) for selected Digital Objects. Includes Digital Object Id, Component ID, Title/Label, File URI and File Use Statement. Data is in table structure compatible with saving in xls or csv file formats.

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Multiple Extent Plugin [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Plugin to allow primary and alternate extent entry for accession and resource records (based on the BYU Multiple Date and Phys. Desc. plugin)

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] BatchDO2.1 Plugin [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: This plugin is used automate the creation and linking of digitial objects to resource components.

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Sample LDAP Authentication Plugin [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Sample LDAP authentication plugin which allows authentication of AT users using a ldap server

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] AT-CLI-Export-Plugin [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Command Liine Export of Finding Aids and MARC Records

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] InternalOnly Resource plugin [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Internal Only Resource plugin

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Survey Info Plugin [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Plugin that demonstrates methods to transfer data between the AT and an Access database

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Multiple Date and Physical Description custom import and export [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Custom import and export to support Multiple Date and Physical Description records

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Multiple Date and Physical Description custom panels [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: This plugin enables the entry of multiple date entries and multiple physical descriptions.

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] AT Digital Object Plugin (with METS ID) [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: Imports batches of digital objects

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] AT Digital Object Plugin (without METS ID) [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: A simple plugin for loading batches of Digital Objects (version that doesn't populate METS ID)

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Plugin Tasks: Instance/container information assignment & using barcodes for containers [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: A Plugin developed for Yale by Lee Mandell

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Analog Instance Editor [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: A Specialized Analog Instance Editor developed for Yale archives

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] EADFix v1.0 [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: A plugin used to fix problems with EAD files. So far only thing it does is assign persitent ids, but can be extend to fix other problems with EADs. Website: n/a

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] ATDevPlugin v1.0 [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: A simple plugin that the development team uses for testing different aspects of the program. For example, record loading, new UI components, and so on. Website: n/a

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] ShootList Plugin v1.0 [Type] AT Plugin [1]

Output: A simple plugin that generates a shootlist from a resource record consisting of a resource component's title and persistent ID.

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] AT EAD > HTML XSLT (with version 1.5.9) [Type] EAD Stylesheet [1]

Output: Stylesheet used by the Archivists' Toolkit for transforming EAD output to HTML. Written by Winona Salesky.

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] AT EAD > PDF XSLT (with version 1.5.9) [Type] EAD Stylesheet [1]

Output: Stylesheet used by the Archivists' Toolkit for transforming EAD output to PDF format. Written by Winona Salesky.

Community Created Add Ons to the AT | Archivists' Toolkit


Input: [0] Account [1] Purpose [3] Server farm standard requirements [4] Least privilege administration using domain user accounts [5] Least privilege administration using SQL authentication [6] Least privilege administration with domain user accounts when connecting to pre-created databases [2]

Output: Single server standard requirements

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] SSP application pool account [1] Application pool identity for the shared services administration Web application. [3] No manual configuration is necessary. The following are automatically configured: - Membership in the db_owner role for the SSP content database. - Access to read from and write to the SSP content database. - Access to read from and write to content databases for Web applications that are associated with the SSP. - Access to read from the configuration database. - Access to read from the Central Administration content database. - Additional permissions to front-end Web servers and application servers are automatically granted. [4] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - For security isolation, use a separate service account for each SSP. [5] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - NOT a member of the local Administrators group on any server in the farm, including the computer running SQL Server. - NOT a SQL Server login. [6] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - For security isolation, use a separate service account for each SSP. [2]

Output: No manual configuration is necessary.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] SSP service account [1] Used by the following: - SSP Web services for inter-server communication - SSP Timer service to run specific types of jobs - Application pool identity of application pool associated with the virtual directory associated with a given SSP [3] - Use a domain user account. - No manual configuration is necessary. The same permissions as the SSP application pool account are automatically granted. - This account should not be a member of the Administrators group on any computer in the server farm. [4] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. [5] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - NOT a member of the Administrators group on any server in the farm, including the computer running SQL Server. - NOT a SQL Server login. [6] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. After the configuration database and the Central Administration content databases are created, add this account to the following for these databases: - Users group - WSS_Content_Application_Pools database role After the content database for the Shared Services Administration site, the SSP database, and the SSP search database are created, add this account to the following for each of these databases: - Users group - db_owner role After My Sites are created, add this account to the following for the My Sites Web application content database: - Users group - db_owner role After each content database is created, add this account to the following: - Users group - db_owner role [2]

Output: - No manual configuration is necessary. - This account should not be a member of the Administrators group on any computer in the server farm.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] Office SharePoint Server Search service account [1] Used as the service account for the Office SharePoint Server Search service. There is only one instance of this service and it is used by all SSPs. [3] - Must be a domain user account. - Although it is written in the Microsoft .doc documentation "Must be a member of the Farm Administrators group on the server" if you refer to the HTML documentation, it is written "Must not be a member of the Farm Administrators group". I flagged this mismatch as a bug to Technet and think that this account must not be a member of the Farm Administrators group. (see this post comments) The following are automatically configured: - Access to read from the configuration database. [4] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. [5] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - NOT a member of the Administrators group on any server in the farm, including the computer running SQL Server. - NOT a SQL Server login. [6] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. After the configuration database and the Central Administration content databases are created, add this account to the following for these databases: - Users group - WSS_Content_Application_Pools role After the SSP database and the SSP search database are created, add this account to the following for each of these databases: - Users group - db_owner role [2]

Output: By default, this account runs as the Local System account. If you want to crawl remote content by changing the default content access account or by using crawl rules, change this to a domain user account. If you do not change this account to a domain user account, you cannot change the default content access account to a domain user account or add crawl rules to crawl this content. This restriction is designed to prevent elevation of privilege for any other process running as the Local System account.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] Default content access account [1] The default account used within a specific SSP to crawl content, unless a different authentication method is specified by a crawl rule for a URL or URL pattern. [3] - Must be a domain user account. - Must not be a member of the Farm Administrators group. - Read access to external or secure content sources that you want to crawl by using this account. - For sites that are not a part of the server farm, this account must explicitly be granted Full Read permissions on the Web applications that host the sites. The following are automatically configured: - Full Read permissions are automatically granted to content databases hosted by the server farm. [4] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - By default, in a server farm environment, the Office SharePoint Server Search service account is used until a different account is specified. After completing Setup and running the configuration wizard, change this account to a domain user account. - Do not grant the default content access account access to the directory service. For added security, use a different default content access account for each SSP. [5] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - NOT a member of the Administrators group on any server in the farm, including the computer running SQL Server. - NOT a SQL Server login on the SQL Server Host. [6] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - By default, in a server farm environment, the Office SharePoint Server Search service account is used until a different account is specified. After completing Setup and running the configuration wizard, change this account to a domain user account. - Do not give the default content access account access to the directory service. For added security, use a separate default content access account for each SSP. After the configuration database and the Central Administration content databases are created, add this account to the following for these databases: - Users group - WSS_Content_Application_Pools database role [2]

Output: No manual configuration is necessary if this account is only crawling local farm content. If you want to crawl remote content by using crawl rules, change this to a domain user account, and apply the requirements listed for a server farm.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] Content access account [1] A specific account that is configured to access a content source. This account is optional and is specified when you create a new crawl rule. For example, content sources that are external to Office SharePoint Server (such as a file share) might require a different content access account. [3] - Read access to external or secure content sources that this account is configured to access. - For Web sites that are not a part of the server farm, this account must explicitly be granted Full Read permissions on the Web applications that host the sites. [4] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. [5] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - NOT a member of the Administrators group on any server in the farm, including the computer running SQL Server. - NOT a SQL Server login. [6] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. [2]

Output: Same as the SSP default content access account listed previously.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] Profile import default access account [1] Used to: - Connect to a directory service, such as the Active Directory directory service, a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) directory, a Business Data Catalog application, or other directory source. - Import profile data from a directory service. If no account is specified, the default content access account is used. If the default content access account does not have read access to the directory or directories that you want to import data from, use a different account. You can plan up to one account per directory connection. [3] - Read access to the directory service. - If Enable Server Side Incremental is selected for an Active Directory connection and the environment is Windows 2000 Server, the account must have the Replicate Changes permission in Active Directory. This permission is not required for Windows Server 2003 Active Directory environments. - Manage User Profiles personalization services permission. - View permissions on entities used in Business Data Catalog import connections. [4] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - This account can be the same account as the default content access account, or you can use a separate account. - Read access to the directory service. - Manage User Profiles personalization services permission. - This account should not be a member of the Administrators group on any computer in the server farm. [5] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - NOT a member of the Administrators group on any server in the farm, including the computer running SQL Server. - NOT a SQL Server login. [6] Server farm standard requirements with the following additions or exceptions: - Use a separate domain user account. - This account can be the same account as the default content access account or you can use a separate account. - Use an account that has read access to the directory service and the Manage User Profiles personalization services permission. This account should not be a member of the Administrators group on any computer in the server farm. [2]

Output: Same requirements as server farm.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [0] Excel Services unattended service account [1] The account that Excel Calculation Services uses to connect to external data sources that require a non-Windows user name and password string for authentication. If this account is not configured, Excel Services will not attempt to connect to these types of data sources. Although the account credentials are used to connect to non-Windows data sources, the account must be a member of the domain in order for Excel Calculation Services to use it. [3] Must be a domain user account. [4] Must be a domain user account. [5] Must be a domain user account. [6] Must be a domain user account. [2]

Output: Must be a domain user account.

MOSS How to ...: Starting and Configuring Office SharePoint Server Search for a web server with Least Privilege Administration using Domain User Accounts


Input: [Implementation] x86 and x86-64(SPARC) [Comments] OpenSolaris offer both architectures in one installation(Use SPARC port for 2009.60) [Target]

Output: Selected Architecture

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Implementation] Major 10 Virtualization Technologies [Comments] Most Virtualization technologies emulate similar HW, so only limited set of drivers will be needed [Target]

Output: Selected Platforms

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Implementation] Virtual Environments [Comments] Support specifics need of Virtual Environments, like Cloud Amazon EC2 (AWS) [Target]

Output: Selected Environments

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Implementation] Main OpenSolaris features [Comments] Include major technologies which differentiate OpenSolaris base on official GUI Live-CD installation – this will potentially also address supportability [Target]

Output: Keep Solaris Advantage

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Implementation] Advanced Users [Comments] Truly App Developers oriented, must not require CLI administration experience, minimize work needed in CLI to run in your supported virtualization [Target]

Output: User Experience

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Implementation] Solaris ,OpenSolaris,Linux, Windows [Comments] Solaris and Linux can be a GUI oriented developers with minimum CLI experience, Windows support will be limited to minimum connectivity only [Target]

Output: User Groups

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Implementation] Follow up Live-CD logic [Comments] Out-of-the box experience for selected scenarios below without need to install PKGs from net [Target]

Output: Network dependency

cloud | Virtual Guru's Blog - Home of Virtualization Workshops | Page 2


Input: [Practice] Canonical upstream automated tests [11.10] prevelant in some projects, not others [12.04]

Output: all projects will have automated tests

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Canonical upstream automated builds [11.10] prevelant in some projets, not others [12.04]

Output: all projects will ahve automated tests

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Canonical upstream branch reviews [11.10] all projects [12.04]

Output: all projects

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Canonical upstreams reverting branches that "break" trunk [11.10] occurs in some projects, not others, not always [12.04]

Output: all projects will revert branches that break trunk

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] testing of Canonical upstream code before uploading to development release [11.10] not common or systematic [12.04]

Output: all Canonical upstream projects will have a test plan that is executed before each upload

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] reverting Canonical upstream code from the development release [11.10] development release waits for an upload with "fixes" [12.04]

Output: uploads that slow velocity for others are backed out

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Daily ISO testing [11.10] Limited test coverage, test failures not immediately responded to [12.04]

Output: more test coverage, fix issues and respin within the same day

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Daily ISO [11.10] Can go for days or longer wihtout a working daily [12.04]

Output: A broken daily ISO becomes the #1 priority for whoever broke it

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Pre-archive testing [11.10] "Call for testing", not totally systematic, no way to know what tests were run [12.04]

Output: Add ability to run tests for rdpends before release, potentially test in proposed for the development release

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: [Practice] Archive Maintenance [11.10] Responibility diffused throughout team [12.04]

Output: Responibility diffused throughout team, complimented by a small dedicated crew

The Raving Rick: Some Rock Solid things are Quite Beautiful


Input: Access to tech support for API Setup [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Feature available

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: Import listings via Turbo Lister, xls, FTP, API, Magento [Upgrade to unlock feature] Feature available [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Feature available

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: Assistance with building qShop [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Upgrade to unlock feature

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: Assistance with managing your listings* [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Upgrade to unlock feature

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: Assistance with creating descriptions, listing templates, logos, banners, terms and conditions [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Feature available [Feature available]

Output: Upgrade to unlock feature

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: Two hour inventory photo shoot [Upgrade to unlock feature] Upgrade to unlock feature [Feature available_3] Fees Apply [Feature available]

Output: Fees Apply

quicksales - Online auction, shopping and FREE classifieds site - Buy or sell clothing, jewellery, computers, DVDs and more.


Input: [0] Create CAD-like models [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Perform accurate measurements [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Model man-made shapes [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Print and use Coded Targets [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Automate Projects [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Model organic and natural shapes [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: No


Input: [0] Dense Surface Modeling (DSM) [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: No


Input: [0] SmartMatch [PhotoModeler Scanner] Yes [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: No


Input: [0] Time Based Measurement [PhotoModeler Scanner] No [PhotoModeler Motion] Yes [PhotoModeler]

Output: No


Input: [2] Opens a scene in the current window. If a scene is already open, it will be closed (following a prompt). [1]

Output: Open Scene


Input: [2] Closes the current scene, terminating the current render (following a prompt). Generally you'll want to save your rendered image before closing the scene. [1]

Output: Close Scene


Input: [2] Start rendering the current scene. Upon pressing this button, the scene will be built and then rendering will start. [1]

Output: Render


Input: [2] Pauses or resumes the current render, freeing up your computer's CPU for other tasks. You can resume the render at any stage. If you need to run a short, processor-intensive task while rendering, pausing and then resuming the render is effective (Indigo gives itself below normal priority by default, so this is normally not a problem). [1]

Output: Pause Render


Input: [2] This stops the current render, freeing the used CPU and memory resources for the currently rendering scene. You can still tone-map and save the rendered image after the render has been stopped, but unlike with Pause, you can't easily resume rendering (see Resuming a render if you need to stop and later resume a render). [1]

Output: Stop Render


Input: [2] Indigo only updates the displayed image occasionally, to avoid wasting processing power on image updates which show little visible difference. However, you can at any time press the Update Image button (or the F5 shortcut key) to force an image update. [1]

Output: Update Image


Input: [2] Once a rendered image is displayed, you can click Save Image to save it to disk in a number of standard formats such as PNG or JPEG, as well as the special Indigo Image (IGI) format for resuming the render later; the PNG format is recommended since it doesn't degrade the image quality as JPEG does. [1]

Output: Save Image


Input: [2] Enables network rendering. See the Network Rendering section for more information. [1]

Output: Network Rendering


Input: [2] Opens the options dialog. See the Options Dialog section for more information. [1]

Output: Options


Input: [2] Use this button to open the Licensing window. You can use this to buy an Indigo licence, immediately removing the restrictions of the free version. See the Licensing section for more information. [1]

Output: Licensing


Input: [2] This tool allows you to select a material by clicking on an object in the image view, whose currently applied material appears in the property editor. [1]

Output: Pick Material


Input: [2] This tool allows you to apply the currently selected material (in the scene view) to an object in the image view by clicking on it. [1]

Output: Assign Material


Input: [2] Creates a new material in the scene view. [1]

Output: Add Material


Input: [2] Creates a new medium in the scene view. [1]

Output: Add Medium


Input: [2] When editing a material, it uploads the material applied the the preview object together with the currently rendered preview image. The preview must be sufficiently clean (at least 200 samples per pixel) otherwise the upload will not succeed. [1]

Output: Upload Material


Input: [2] Accesses the Indigo online material database, allowing you to download materials into your scene and the local material database. [1]

Output: Online Material Database


Input: [1] CrashPlan has no limits on file sizes or versions. [2] NoCarbonite requires manual selection for files over 4GB. File versions are available for Windows only, and then only for 3 months.

Output: Truly unlimited data backup


Input: [1] CrashPlan backs up all your files from any and all drives. [2] Extra $Extra cost, Windows only and only one hard drive allowed.

Output: External drive backup


Input: [1] Free backup to external drives AND free (encrypted) backup to a friend’s drive or any networked computer. [2] NoExtra cost to back up to external drives, with no support for a third destination.

Output: Triple-destination protection


Input: [1] CrashPlan backs up video files at no extra cost. [2] NoExtra fee to automatically back up video files, and not available for Mac.

Output: Unrestricted file-type backup


Input: [1] You can choose to keep deleted files forever - full protection against accidental deletions. [2] NoRemoves deleted files after just 30 days.

Output: Keeps deleted files forever


Input: [1] Keeps deleted files backed up from external drives as long as you choose. [2] NoPay extra to back up to an external drive and Carbonite will still delete backup copies if drive is not connected every 30 days.

Output: Retains files from disconnected drives


Input: [1] Go “back in time” to any file or folders’ backup state. [2] NoNo version support on the Mac. On Windows, keeps just 1 version per day through 30 days, or 12 per year. By default, CrashPlan will save over 700; higher if you need more.

Output: Rollback files and folders to any date/version


Input: [1] 448-bit encryption plus private key option - backup is practically impenetrable w/o your password. [2] NoCarbonite allows private keys only for Windows users. File encryption is limited to 128-bit.

Output: Private Key with 448-bit encryption


Input: [1] Create groups of files to be backed up to different destinations with custom frequency and versioning. [2] NoCarbonite has no such feature.

Output: Customized backup sets


Input: [1] Same industry-leading feature set - for Linux and Solaris too. [2] Not if you want all features.Advanced features not available on Mac.

Output: Compatible with Mac and Windows


Input: [1] NoNot featured in CrashPlan at this time. [2] Extra $Cloning feature part of premium package only - Windows only.

Output: Clone entire drive


Input: [1] CrashPlan’s Family Plan covers up to 10 computers of unlimited data - less than $15 per computer per year. [2] Buy multiple subscriptions.Must buy a subscription for every computer.

Output: Back up multiple computers


Input: [1] $59Industry-leading features and rave reviews. [2] $149 Prime plan for same features as CrashPlan.External drive support and automatic video file backup cost 2X more than CrashPlan. Overall many fewer features, slower backup and more money.

Output: Price 1-year


Input: [Version] 0.70 [Date] 28 Apr 1999 [Notes and updates]

Output: First test release. Contains the main game and front end code, which with a bit of luck wont need to be completely re-written!


Input: [Version] 0.80 [Date] 01 Jul 1999 [Notes and updates]

Output: Hopefully this version will be StrongARM compatible (oops). Removed a few bugs from the front end. It's now possible to remove plugins individually. Created the CHMap filetype so that new layout maps can be loaded into the game. Wrote the plugins to allow new maps to be created. Wrote a couple of other new plugins.


Input: [Version] 0.90 [Date] 14 Nov 1999 [Notes and updates]

Output: High scores, a neater interface and sound have all been added in this release. Settings are now saved to disc and the plugins have been extend to allow sounds to be added. A banner has also been added on start up. This is the final version before it becomes available. Next version everything must be perfect... (cough).