Input: [Relationship with AudioCodes] OEM Customers of AudioCodes Chips & Modules Business Unit [Extra Web Content Available] AudioCodes Chips & Modules Business Unit technical documentation and customer-specific software [Profile]

Output: Chips & Modules Business Unit Customers


Input: [Relationship with AudioCodes] Existing and potential end customers of AudioCodes’ solutions [Extra Web Content Available] Public website information [Profile]

Output: All other users


Input: [Yes] Yes [2] View websites, texts and games in vibrant colour. [Send images and sounds]

Output: Colour screen

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] 2 megapixels [Send images and sounds]

Output: Camera resolution

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] Yes [2] Get record quality ringtones on your handset. [Send images and sounds]

Output: Downloadable ringtone capability

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] Yes [2] Usually known as 'tri-band' phones, these can connect to mobile networks in Europe and the USA. You'll also need to make sure your UK network offers service in the place you're visiting. [Send images and sounds]

Output: Triband

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] 101.0 MM x 52.0 x 20.0 [Send images and sounds]

Output: Size

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] 103 g [2] Product weight (grams). [Send images and sounds]

Output: Weight

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] Yes [2] If your mobile phone has a built-in speaker you can use it to have hands free conversations or share music with friends. (Dependent on your handset's features) [Send images and sounds]

Output: Handsfree speakerphone

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Send images and sounds]

Output: Keyboard

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [2] Different smartphones have different operating systems that manage all the programs on the phone, making sure each one runs efficiently. Operating systems also provide a platform for developers to make apps. [Send images and sounds]

Output: Operating system

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] hours [2] This is how long you can use the phone for once it has been fully charged [Send images and sounds]

Output: Talk time

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] Yes [2] Rather than using a ringtone, the vibrate function alerts you to incoming calls or text messages by discreetly vibrating. [Send images and sounds]

Output: Vibrate alert

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Yes] No [2] This feature allows you to call people in your address book just by saying their name into the phone. With no need to scroll through contact lists or type in a name, this is the ultimate hands-free feature. [Send images and sounds]

Output: Voice dialling

Doro - Phone Easy 611 - Pay as you go - Mobile phones - Tesco Mobile


Input: [Description] Access to the organization’s non-public information is controlled in accordance with the authorized privileges of the user requesting access. [Control Objective]

Output: Access Control


Input: [Description] OpenMarket provides ongoing security and privacy awareness training to its employees. [Control Objective]

Output: Awareness and Training


Input: [Description] The information systems maintain a record of system activity by system or application processes and by user activity. [Control Objective]

Output: Audit and Accountability


Input: [Description] Systems are built and maintained according to a baseline configuration standard which addresses security. [Control Objective]

Output: Configuration Management


Input: [Description] The right data is used by a person in the right role and only in the right context. [Control Objective]

Output: Data Governance


Input: [Description] The system verifies that people are who they claim to be. [Control Objective]

Output: Identification and Authentication


Input: [Description] OpenMarket establishes, implements, operates, monitors, reviews, maintains and improves information security. [Control Objective]

Output: Information Security Management System


Input: [Description] OpenMarket has a defined, repeatable process for managing information security and privacy incidents. [Control Objective]

Output: Incidence Response


Input: [Description] OpenMarket protects media throughout its lifecycle. [Control Objective]

Output: Media Protection


Input: [Description] This family identifies the security controls needed to properly address how users, designers, implementors, and managers interact with computers and the access and authorities they need to do their job. [Control Objective]

Output: Personnel Security


Input: [Description] OpenMarket facilities are protected against physical and environmental threats. [Control Objective]

Output: Physical and Environmental Protection


Input: [Description] OpenMarket continually analyzes, responds to, communicates, and manages specific risks to its systems. [Control Objective]

Output: Risk Management


Input: [Description] Information security and privacy is addressed throughout the development lifecycle. [Control Objective]

Output: System and Services Development and Acquisition


Input: [Description] The technical implementation of the system provides a base level of confidence in the technical implementation so that the system’s various security functional capabilities can be trusted. [Control Objective]

Output: System and Communications Protection


Input: [Description] Systems and information are protected against unauthorized modification. [Control Objective]

Output: System and Information Integrity


Input: [Description] OpenMarket adheres with applicable IT regulatory, legal, and contractual requirements. [Control Objective]

Output: Compliance


Input: [Description] one or more job holds are currently in place [Reason]

Output: job has hold in place

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] there are currently not adequate processor resources available to start the job [Reason]

Output: insufficient idle procs

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] adequate idle processors are available but these do not meet job requirements [Reason]

Output: idle procs do not meet requirements

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] job has specified a minimum start date which is still in the future [Reason]

Output: start date not reached

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] job is in an unexpected state [Reason]

Output: expected state is not idle

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] job is not in the idle state [Reason]

Output: state is not idle

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] job depends on another job reaching a certain state [Reason]

Output: dependency is not met

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Description] job start is prevented by a throttling policy [Reason]

Output: rejected by policy

Job Management in MOAB | FSU Research Computing Center


Input: [Features] Subscription Services [PC] Yes [Tablet PC] Yes Yes [Blu-ray Player] Yes [Hard Drive] No [DVR] Some [Videogame Console]

Output: Yes

CyberScholar.com Consumer Electronics & Appliance Retail Sales Training


Input: [Features] Video purchases [PC] Yes [Tablet PC] Yes Yes [Blu-ray Player] Yes [Hard Drive] No [DVR] Some [Videogame Console]

Output: Yes

CyberScholar.com Consumer Electronics & Appliance Retail Sales Training


Input: [Features] Streaming Video [PC] Yes [Tablet PC] Yes Yes [Blu-ray Player] Yes [Hard Drive] No [DVR] Some [Videogame Console]

Output: Yes

CyberScholar.com Consumer Electronics & Appliance Retail Sales Training


Input: [Features] Video Editing [PC] Yes [Tablet PC] Limited No [Blu-ray Player] No [Hard Drive] No [DVR] No [Videogame Console]

Output: No

CyberScholar.com Consumer Electronics & Appliance Retail Sales Training


Input: [Features] Video sharing [PC] Yes [Tablet PC] Limited No [Blu-ray Player] No [Hard Drive] No [DVR] No [Videogame Console]

Output: No

CyberScholar.com Consumer Electronics & Appliance Retail Sales Training


Input: [Features] Store Videos [PC] Yes [Tablet PC] Limited Space Limited Space [Blu-ray Player] No [Hard Drive] Yes [DVR] Limited Space [Videogame Console]

Output: Limited Space

CyberScholar.com Consumer Electronics & Appliance Retail Sales Training


Input: [0] Payment Model [Subscriptions] Recurring annual fee [Fontspring]

Output: One-time purchase


Input: [0] Implementation [Subscriptions] Configure and host via third-party [Fontspring]

Output: Download and install yourself


Input: [0] Rendering Quality [Subscriptions] Mixed - hinting is left up to foundry [Fontspring]

Output: Good - all fonts are auto-hinted


Input: [0] Font Formats [Subscriptions] Some CFF OpenType which degrades in windows [Fontspring]

Output: TrueType-based for best overall rendering quality


Input: [0] Desktop Use [Subscriptions] No - web font only [Fontspring]

Output: Yes - Desktop OpenType are available


Input: [0] Domains [Subscriptions] 1-Unlimited [Fontspring]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [0] Font Hosting [Subscriptions] License provider's servers [Fontspring]

Output: Your own server


Input: [0] Tracking [Subscriptions] Tracking scripts are required [Fontspring]

Output: No tracking scripts required


Input: [0] Limitations [Subscriptions] Selection, number of domains, number of fonts per domain, pageviews, SSL support [Fontspring]

Output: None*


Input: [Feature] Incremental updating based on what has changed [Benefit] Less load, no impact on performance [Advantage]

Output: Smaller, faster updates


Input: [Feature] Scheduled updating sources [Benefit] Save time and effort, reduce project risk [Advantage]

Output: Set-and-forget management


Input: [Feature] Access multiple data sources simultaneously [Benefit] Support more BI initiatives with less effort [Advantage]

Output: Build a more comprehensive, valuable data store


Input: [Feature] Designed for multi-machine environments [Benefit] Dramatically reduce the load on mission-critical systems [Advantage]

Output: Scalable architecture can run on multiple synchronization servers


Input: [Feature] Easy set-up and configuration [Benefit] More productive project execution [Advantage]

Output: Get up and running in under an hour


Input: [Feature] Automated tool for data synchronization [Benefit] More reliable, dependable data stores enabling better decisions [Advantage]

Output: Eliminate time-consuming and expensive manual or one-time programming


Input: [Feature] Access legacy, relational, and non-relational databases [Benefit] High return on investment and low learning curve [Advantage]

Output: A flexible solution with quick implementation


Input: [Lang] en [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] OK [Scripting] OK [Tester] OK [Relay] OK [Devel] OK [Contributors needed?] No [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] fr [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] OK [Scripting] OK [Tester] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] it [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] OK [Scripting] OK [Tester] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] de [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] no need [Scripting] OK [Tester] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] ja [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] no need [Scripting] OK [Tester] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] pl [Gettext] OK [Man] missing [FAQ] OK [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] OK [Tester] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] es [Gettext] OK [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [Tester] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] ru [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [Tester] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [QuickStart]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] pt_BR [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [Tester] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [QuickStart]

Output: missing


Input: [Lang] cs [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [Tester] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [QuickStart]

Output: missing


Input: [Lang] hu [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [Tester] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [QuickStart]

Output: missing


Input: [0] PHP version introduced [ext/mysqli] 5.0 [PDO_MySQL] 5.1 [ext/mysql]


Input: [0] Included with PHP 5.x [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Development status [ext/mysqli] Active [PDO_MySQL] Active [ext/mysql]

Output: Maintenance only


Input: [0] Lifecycle [ext/mysqli] Active [PDO_MySQL] Active [ext/mysql]

Output: Deprecated


Input: [0] Recommended for new projects [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] OOP Interface [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] Procedural Interface [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] No [ext/mysql]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports non-blocking, asynchronous queries with mysqlnd [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] No [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] Persistent Connections [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports Charsets [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] API supports server-side Prepared Statements [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] API supports client-side Prepared Statements [ext/mysqli] No [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] API supports Stored Procedures [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] API supports Multiple Statements [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Most [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] API supports Transactions [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [0] Transactions can be controlled with SQL [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Yes [ext/mysql]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Supports all MySQL 5.1+ functionality [ext/mysqli] Yes [PDO_MySQL] Most [ext/mysql]

Output: No


Input: [What's Wrong] broken page logic [Current Fix] complain to webmaster [Better Fix?] SVG leaves words as text [Grid Impact] device-independent resources [Access Problem]

Output: missing ALT text


Input: [What's Wrong] implicit context dependency [Current Fix] change visible link [Better Fix?] mark up dependency [Grid Impact] clear experiment controls [Access Problem]

Output: "click here" links


Input: [What's Wrong] true page structure not coded [Current Fix] skip-navigation hyperlink [Better Fix?] criticality markup [Grid Impact] auto-summarize trouble to pager [Access Problem]

Output: top links tank trap


Input: [What's Wrong] no common language [Current Fix] on site personal assistance [Better Fix?] remote personal assistance [Grid Impact] broadband networks, scheduling [Access Problem]

Output: conversation between ASL and voice speakers


Input: [What's Wrong] flow depends on dialog [Current Fix] closed captions hardwired [Better Fix?] SMIL gives bundling capability [Grid Impact] monitoring simultaneous simulations [Access Problem]

Output: hearing impaired and video


Input: [What's Wrong] logic implicit in layout [Current Fix] guess from labels [Better Fix?] haptic mouse [Grid Impact] interaction with multi-dimensional information [Access Problem]

Output: blind users and GUI Aps


Input: [Function] Limitation according to country [Keyword Tool] Selection of a country [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Selection of several countries at the same time

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Limitation according to language [Keyword Tool] Search volume filtered depending on the language queries (number of search volume gets smaller): Language targeting [Keyword Planner]

Output: Take into account only words of this language, foreign terms (partly also Anglicisms) completely fall out of the research: Language word filter

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Limitation according to region/city [Keyword Tool] - [Keyword Planner]

Output: New

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] End devices [Keyword Tool] Separation of end devices possible [Keyword Planner]

Output: Separation of end devices are dropped

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Matchtype in search volume [Keyword Tool] Retrieval of search volume possible for widely, exact and word group [Keyword Planner]

Output: Retrieval of search volume only possible for exact

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Matchtype in estimations [Keyword Tool] Retrieval of estimations possible for widely, exact and word group [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Retrieval of search volume possible for widely, exact and word group

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Insertion [Keyword Tool] Insertion of keywords, website and/or category possible [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Insertion of keywords, website and/or category possible in type 1; in the other types only insertion of keywords possible

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Include/exclude terms [Keyword Tool] Stays [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Stays

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Research of new keyword ideas [Keyword Tool] Possible [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Possible in type 1

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Improvement of keyword ideas according to conceptual vicinity [Keyword Tool] Option "Only display ideas very similar to my search terms" [Keyword Planner]

Output: Not possible anymore

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Research of new ad groups ideas [Keyword Tool] Possible [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Possible in type 1

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Search volume for display groups ideas [Keyword Tool] Not mentioned [SEO] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Summed-up search volume of the keywords central to ad groups (cluster)

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Display ideas for adults [Keyword Tool] Possible [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Possible

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Filtering of ideas [Keyword Tool] Possible according to: Search queries (local and global) Competition Ad share CPC [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Possible according to: Search queries Competition CPC

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Intermediate storage of keywords [Keyword Tool] Keyword ideas, ad group ideas [SEO] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Adding to the plan only in the suggested or given ad groups

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Export of keyword ideas [Keyword Tool] One's own keyword ideas, all search results, one's own ad group ideas, bulk download [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Download keyword statistics or plan for all individually chosen ad groups (Type 1), additionally segmented after month, for Excel or AdWords Editor

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Adaption of columns [Keyword Tool] Possible [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Omitted

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Information [Keyword Tool] - Competition - Global search queries - Local search queries - Ad ratio - Google search network - Ratio in search queries - Approximate CPC - Local search trends [SEO] / [PPC] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: - Average search queries (locally consistent with site selection) - Competition - Average CPC - Local Search trends - Selection by Google / Google and search network possible

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Local search trends [Keyword Tool] Exemplified as column and through export [Keyword Planner]

Output: Only through export

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Download of results [Keyword Tool] Possible (only statistics for search volume) [SEO] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: Download of statistics and traffic estimations possible in one data

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Retrieval of traffic estimations [Keyword Tool] - [SEO] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: New

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Creation of a plan with ad groups and keywords [Keyword Tool] - [SEO] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: New

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Fading out keywords already in the account [Keyword Tool] - [SEO] / [Keyword Planner]

Output: New

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Upload of keywords in a CSV file [Keyword Tool] - [Keyword Planner]

Output: New, maximum of 10,000 keywords

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Upload of keywords in ad groups (cluster) [Keyword Tool] Not possible [Keyword Planner]

Output: Possible in type 2

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Manual insertion of keywords for one's own ideas [Keyword Tool] 200+ keywords [SEO] - [Keyword Planner]

Output: 50 keywords

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Manual insertion of keywords for search volume [Keyword Tool] 200+ keywords [SEO] - [Keyword Planner]

Output: 1,000 keywords

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Rate time of data [Keyword Tool] Only current status [Keyword Planner]

Output: Intermediate saving as "plan"

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [Function] Wrapper [Keyword Tool] - [Keyword Planner]

Output: New

Google AdWords Keyword Planner vs. Keyword Tool: SEO & PPC Feature Comparison | Google Updates


Input: [1] Data Mashup [Notes]

Output: Combine many sources of similar types into a single representation.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Consumer Mashup [Notes]

Output: Combine many sources of different types into a visual representation.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Business Mashup [Notes]

Output: Similar to consumer type with the aim to solve a business problem.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Open/Proprietary [Notes]

Output: Check Terms of Service for usage limitations and fees.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Public/private data [Notes]

Output: Private data might need to use Authentication protocols (such as OAuth).

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] SOAP [Notes]

Output: W3C standard. Widely used in the industry. Avoid on client side.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] REST [Notes]

Output: Based on HTTP protocol. Widely available. Best performance on client side.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] XML [Notes]

Output: W3C recommendation. Widely used. Avoid on client side.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] JSON [Notes]

Output: Based on Javascript notation. It has the best performance on client side.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Server-based [Notes]

Output: Information gathered and processed in the server. Can cause bottlenecks.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Client-based [Notes]

Output: Executed within the client device. Problems with the Same Origin policy.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Mobile [Notes]

Output: A combination of Client and Server-based architectures.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Mobile Web tools [Notes]

Output: Provide a generic framework and functionality for the user interface. Most common ones: jQTouch and iUI.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Page model [Notes]

Output: Multi-page model for hierarchical tree of Web pages. Single-page for Ajax based applications.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [1] Native Web Apps [Notes]

Output: A web application wrapped into a native application. Use if it is required to access hardware. e.g. PhoneGap.

Mobile Web Mashups: The Long Tail of Mobile Applications


Input: [Details] Standard archive encryption is the default encryption key security option [Consideration]

Output: Configuration

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: [Details] The encryption key is generated by the CrashPlan app when you create your account [Consideration]

Output: Key creation

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: [Details] Only one password to remember Lowest risk of losing ability to restore files (CrashPlan for Home only) Account password can be reset from our website [Consideration]

Output: Management requirements

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: [Details] Encryption key is escrowed on CrashPlan's server for web restores and for installations on new devices [Consideration]

Output: Key security & storage

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: [Details] Encryption key is not stored on the device Secured key is sent from CrashPlan's server during the sign-in process Secured key is stored in the device's memory only while the CrashPlan mobile app is in the foreground and user is signed in [Consideration]

Output: Key storage for mobile devices CrashPlan mobile app only

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: [Details] Encryption key is escrowed on CrashPlan's servers for decryption [Consideration]

Output: Web restore key access

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: [Details] Administrators can access files backed up to cloud destinations without knowing the user account password [Consideration]

Output: Administrator access CrashPlan PRO and CrashPlan PROe only

Archive Encryption Key Security - Code42 Support


Input: Convenient but less secure [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Auto-complete for passwords

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Data web sites store on your computer (sometimes used to track your surfing habits) [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Cookies

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Files you download while using the Internet [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Downloaded files

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Web sites you list as "favorites" in your browser [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Favorites

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Information saved or cached by third-party software that "plugs into" Internet Explorer [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Plug-ins

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Searches are retained by both IE and search engines [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Searches

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Web pages the browser stores on disk [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Temporary files (cache)

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: Errors encountered during web site retrieval [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Web site error logs

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: All the web sites you have ever visited are stored in the Registry and index.dat files [Auto-complete form history]

Output: Web sites visited

How to Secure Your Windows Computer and Protect Your Privacy


Input: [Vulnerabilities] application crash due to software error (i.e., a bug) system hangs instead of degrading gracefully under heavy usage distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack power outage diverse types of hardware failure natural disaster riot or terrorist attack inability to restore data promptly after a system failure [Countermeasures] robust application design with comprehensive exception handling provision for ample peak capacity and built-in overload protection limits on request execution times firewall and router configuration with network traffic monitoring and adaptive filtering segmented network topology hardening the TCP/IP stack UPS and redundant hardware, ready to swap into service automated transaction logging and recovery mechanisms [Element / Threat]

Output: Availability maintaining timely access to information and services Threat: Customers are deprived of service - you might as well be out of business.

Base One - Network security and building secure applications


Input: [Vulnerabilities] Passwords and keys can be misappropriated in any of these ways: phishing and other email-based social engineering scams spyware infection acquired from any of a variety of web browsing exploits, such as cross-site scripting and pharming breaking weak passwords by brute force packet sniffing on insecure network traffic physical eavesdropping theft of keys and computers discarded computers and media Or authentication could be bypassed altogether, through: holes in application design or system configuration that provide an avenue for circumventing normal perimeter defenses Trojan "back door" planted by a virus or worm man-in-the-middle attacks and other variations of session hijacking [Countermeasures] education on common security threats and safe practices policies encouraging use of strong passwords with periodic expiration operating system lockdown, updates, and patch management malware scanning, blocking, and removal tools biometrics, smart cards, and two factor authentication technologies cryptographically secure storage and transmission of passwords, keys, and session state information strongly encrypted communications protocols, such as SSL and IPSec cryptographic hashing for secure password storage, session control, and proxy authentication multiple authentication, session timeouts, and logout functionality automatic lockout after repeated failed login attempts independent penetration testing preparing for rapid incident response [Element / Threat]

Output: Authentication ensuring legitimate identification of users and their agents Threat: An anonymous or bogus identity enters a restricted area, opening the door to further mischief.

Base One - Network security and building secure applications


Input: [Vulnerabilities] exposed system files and resources for which access has not been sufficiently restricted buffer overruns, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and other forms of parameter manipulation, gaining access to more capabilities than intended escalation of privileges by exploiting known operating system vulnerabilities abuse of administrative privileges insider knowledge about details of application design, network configuration, file names, or database structure [Countermeasures] configuration of network components, databases, workstations, and servers according to best practice guidelines employing all available access control mechanisms, including those at the application level thorough input validation and other defensive coding practices principles of least privilege and constrained I/O compartmentalized architecture to limit damage activity monitoring and intrusion detection systems deterrence through secure audit trails [Element / Threat]

Output: Authorization restricting the actions a user is permitted to take Threat: An attacker gains access to restricted resources without proper approval, setting the stage for breach of confidentiality or data tampering.

Base One - Network security and building secure applications


Input: [Vulnerabilities] inadequate logging due to design oversight or insufficient security requirements planning log files lost, damaged, or simply not adequately secured to comply with legal evidentiary standards [Countermeasures] Facilities for automated, secure logging, which provide the basis for a number of essential functions: audit trails that guarantee non-repudiation automatic database recovery following interrupted operations diagnosing unexplained failures intrusion detection and forensic analysis tracking down and prosecuting cyber-criminals [Element / Threat]

Output: Accountability preserving a record of what was done and by whom Threat: A transaction becomes untraceable and refutable, because of failure to capture and retain data proving its source.

Base One - Network security and building secure applications


Input: [Vulnerabilities] Sensitive information may be exposed because of failure to adequately restrict access, due to: hastily constructed applications ignorance of regulatory requirements [Countermeasures] Application designers must be educated and adhere to policies regarding the use of encryption and access controls for compliance with applicable privacy laws and regulations, such as: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP) Data Protection Act (in the UK) [Element / Threat]

Output: Confidentiality hiding sensitive information from unauthorized viewers Threat: News of a breach of confidential information causes embarrassment and legal liability.

Base One - Network security and building secure applications


Input: [Vulnerabilities] physical loss or damage due to failure of hardware or storage medium malicious tampering by an attacker who has penetrated defenses error in application program logic (bug), e.g. due to improper synchronization of multi-user access, race conditions, etc. [Countermeasures] backup storage physical security effective access controls checksums and hashed message authentication codes safe coding practices: defense in depth, peer design review, diligent testing and quality assurance rigorous transaction processing techniques compliance with legislation safeguarding the accuracy of financial data, e.g. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). [Element / Threat]

Output: Integrity guaranteeing that information remains accurate and complete Threat: Data is missing or falsified, casting a shadow over the entire system's credibility.

Base One - Network security and building secure applications


Input: [Solution] Mobile Access [Dimension] Network, Technology [Products] GeoSoft RAN [The problem it solves]

Output: Among subscribers who call their service providers to report problems, an estimated 70 percent of issues are found in the radio access network (RAN). Troubleshooting these issues with core network monitoring is often inefficient, ineffective requiring extremely costly hardware. GeoSoft RAN extends 24x7 monitoring to the access network, via software, providing the most cost-effective comprehensive troubleshooting from core to RAN, regardless of equipment manufacturer, with integrated geolocation capabilities visible from our Iris Session Analyzer and TrendNavigate applications.

World’s first total Telecoms Intelligence Provider, Tektronix Communications, launches comprehensive set of solutions driving four dimensional assurance and intelligence | Tektronix Communications


Input: [Solution] CEM for Customer Care [Dimension] Subscriber [Products] touchpoint ProAction [The problem it solves]

Output: touchpoint™ helps Tier 1-3 customer care organizations reduce support costs and expedite issue resolution. ProAction enables proactive data analysis to help prevent customer issues from ever materializing. touchpoint™ now features Web usability enhancements with drill down Iris Session Analyzer, as well as call quality management (CQM) support for corporate accounts and cell radius of location visibility.

World’s first total Telecoms Intelligence Provider, Tektronix Communications, launches comprehensive set of solutions driving four dimensional assurance and intelligence | Tektronix Communications


Input: [Solution] CEM for Marketing [Dimension] Subscriber [Products] touchpoint ProAction [The problem it solves]

Output: Service providers are only starting to scratch the surface of what effective, targeted marketing campaigns can do to increase revenues and reduce churn. Combining touchpoint and ProAction, CEM for Marketing helps service providers leverage subscriber intelligence to take the guesswork out of marketing campaigns. Further, it allows marketers to leverage useful subscriber data to create meaningful and more effective campaigns and deepen customer relationships.

World’s first total Telecoms Intelligence Provider, Tektronix Communications, launches comprehensive set of solutions driving four dimensional assurance and intelligence | Tektronix Communications


Input: [Solution] Media Assurance [Dimension] Services [Products] Iris Performance Intelligence (IPI), Iris Session Analyzer (ISA) and Iris Traffic Analyzer (ITA) [The problem it solves]

Output: With Over The Top applications encroaching on service provider revenues by the day, Quality of Experience (QoE) and security are the way to get a leg up on the “free” voice and video alternatives. Leveraging the Iris suite of applications, our Media Assurance solutions help service providers assure the quality, performance and delivery of today’s all-IP voice, conversational and streaming video services.

World’s first total Telecoms Intelligence Provider, Tektronix Communications, launches comprehensive set of solutions driving four dimensional assurance and intelligence | Tektronix Communications


Input: [Solution] LTE Roaming [Dimension] Network, Technology [Products] Roaming and Interconnect Assurance (RIA) [The problem it solves]

Output: Where roaming is concerned, having the right partners and the right management tools in place can help protect and boost revenue streams. With RIA, service providers get performance management with reporting on incoming and outgoing roamers from surrounding networks, regardless of technology domain, LTE, 3G or 2G.

World’s first total Telecoms Intelligence Provider, Tektronix Communications, launches comprehensive set of solutions driving four dimensional assurance and intelligence | Tektronix Communications


Input: [Solution] Diameter Network-Wide Validation & Visibility [Dimension] Network, Technology [Products] ISA and ITA [The problem it solves]

Output: Mobile service providers are adopting Diameter signaling and Diameter routing agents (DRA) at a rapid pace as LTE network deployments ramp up across the globe. However, without proper monitoring, Diameter signaling storms can cause major network outages. ISA and ITA now feature support for this important protocol and capabilities to both analyze failed sessions and streamline planning efforts.

World’s first total Telecoms Intelligence Provider, Tektronix Communications, launches comprehensive set of solutions driving four dimensional assurance and intelligence | Tektronix Communications


Input: [Debian] Working [X Windows] Working [ACPI] Working [Longrun]

Output: Working


Input: [Debian] Ethernet [X Windows] Wireless [ACPI] Pen [Longrun]

Output: Sound


Input: [Debian] Working [X Windows] Don't Have [ACPI] Working [Longrun]

Output: Working


Input: [Debian] Pen Buttons [X Windows] Side Keys/Buttons [ACPI] Swivel Mouse [Longrun]

Output: Swivel Keyboard


Input: [Debian] Half Working [X Windows] Working [ACPI] Working [Longrun]

Output: Working


Input: [Debian] USB Keyboard [X Windows] USB Mouse [ACPI] PCMCIA/PC Card [Longrun]

Output: USB Storage


Input: [Debian] Compact Flash [X Windows] Internal Modem [ACPI] Docking Station [Longrun]

Output: Swivel Sensor


Input: [Debian] Working [X Windows] Not Tried [ACPI] Don't Have [Longrun]

Output: Need Info.


Input: [Version] 1.0466 [Name] A Moveable Feast [Date (D/M/Y)] 29/10/2014 [Update Details]

Output: just a quick patch for automatic season-checking; Halloween, Christmas and others should now trigger automatically still working on prestige update! we've been working with Artix on a dragon-themed mobile idle game, AdventureQuest Dragons! Stay tuned!


Input: [Version] 1.0501(beta) [Name] Legacy [Date (D/M/Y)] 25/08/2014 [Update Details]

Output: 3 new buildings price and CpS curves revamped CpS calculations revamped; cookie upgrades now stack multiplicatively prestige system redone from scratch, with a whole new upgrade tree added some general polish tons of other miscellaneous fixes and additions Cookie Clicker is now 1 year old!


Input: [Version] 1.0465 [Date (D/M/Y)] 18/05/2014 [Update Details]

Output: The chances of getting easter upgrades from wrinklers is nerfed; while the chances of getting them from golden cookies is buffed significantly The live version is 1.0465 (while beta version is still 1.0463)


Input: [Version] 1.0463/1.0464 [Name] Better late than easter [Date (D/M/Y)] 18/05/2014 [Update Details]

Output: Bunnies and eggs, somehow Prompts now have keyboard shortcuts like system prompts would Naming your bakery? You betcha "Fast note" option to make all notifications close faster; new button to close all notifications The dungeons beta is now available on /betadungeons The wrinklers will regenerate its hp; you won't kill a wrinkler by pressing the golden cookies or reindeers on them anymore The button 'sell all' is on the same line with buy 10 and sell 1; therefore you won't need to use your scroll to sell or buy 10 buildings


Input: [Version] 1.0452/1.0453 [Name] Nightmare in heaven [Date (D/M/Y)] 09/04/2014 [Update Details]

Output: Broke a thing; heavenly chips were corrupted for some people Will probably update to /beta first in future Sorry again


Input: [Version] 1.0418 [Name] Quality of life [Date (D/M/Y)] 09/04/2014 [Update Details]

Output: New upgrade and achievement tier Popups and prompts are much nicer Tooltips on buildings are more informative Implemented a simplified version of the Frozen Cookies add-on's short number formatting You can now buy 10 and sell all of a building at a time Tons of optimizations and subtler changes You can now convert your cookies to cash!


Input: [Version] 1.0414/1.0416/1.0417 [Name] Pity the Fool [Date (D/M/Y)] 04/04/2014 [Update Details]

Output: Wrinklers are saved when refreshing or exporting save Lots of new Achievements! Ridiculously large Cookie Chains You now properly win 1 cookie upon reaching 10 billion cookies and making it on the local news Miscellaneous fixes and tiny additions Added a few very rudimentary mod hooks The game should work again in Opera


Input: [Version] 1.0413 [Name] Foolin' Around [Date (D/M/Y)] 31/03/2014 [Update Details]

Output: April Fools Update Minor Bug Fixes (Including the resetting seasons bug) Removed Reindeer that spawns when you first switch to Christmas mode Added Centennial and a Half Achievement (build 150 of everything) Changed the Season switch from based on you CPS to based on how many times you have changed seasons


Input: [Version] 1.0411 [Date (D/M/Y)] 14/2/2014 [Update Details]

Output: Minor bug fixes


Input: [Version] 1.041 [Name] Lovely rainbowcalypse [Date (D/M/Y)] 14/2/2014 [Update Details]

Output: New building (it's been a while). More to come! You can now trigger seasonal events to your heart's content (upgrade unlocks at 5000 heavenly chips) New ultra-expensive batch of seasonal cookie upgrades you'll love to hate Added Bicentennial Achievement (build 200 of everything) New timer bars for golden cookie buffs Technical stuff: the game is now saved through localstorage instead of browser cookies, therefore ruining a perfectly good pun


Input: [Version] 1.0403 [Name] Merry fixmas [Date (D/M/Y)] 23/12/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Some issues with christmas upgrades have been fixed Reindeer cookie drop are now more common Reindeers are now reindeer


Input: [Version] 1.0402 [Date (D/M/Y)] 20/12/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Everyone is happy and can play again Fixed the stuck on loading screen which was a bug in 1.0401 More upgrades? A new santa tier. Final Claus Reindeer significantly nerfed


Input: [Version] 1.0401 [Date (D/M/Y)] 20/12/2013 [Update Details]

Output: ? Updating may cause game to not load


Input: [Version] 1.04 [Name] Christmas is here [Date (D/M/Y)] 20/12/2013 [Update Details]

Output: There is now a festive new evolving upgrade in store Reindeers are running amok (catch them if you can!) Added a new option to warn you when you close the window, so you don't lose your un-popped wrinklers Also added a separate option for displaying Cursors All the Halloween features are still there (and having the Spooky cookies Achievements makes the Halloween cookies drop much more often) Oh yeah, we now have Cookie Clicker shirts, stickers, and hoodies! (they're really rad)


Input: [Version] 1.0393 [Date (D/M/Y)] 29/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Wrinklers no longer really really useless


Input: [Version] 1.0392 [Date (D/M/Y)] 29/10/2013 [Update Details]


Input: [Version] 1.0391 [Date (D/M/Y)] 28/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Added the link to Candy Box 2 webpage in the update history


Input: [Version] 1.039 [Name] Spooky update [Date (D/M/Y)] 28/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: The Grandmapocalypse now spawns wrinklers, hideous elderly creatures that damage your CpS when they reach your big cookie. Thankfully, you can click on them to make them explode (you might even gain back the cookies they've swallowed - with interest!). Wrath Cookie now 27% spookier Some other stuff You should totally go check out Candy Box 2, the sequel to the game that inspired Cookie Clicker


Input: [Version] 1.0383 [Name] It's a secret [Date (D/M/Y)] 15/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Added a new heavenly upgrade that gives you 5% of your heavenly chips power for 11 cookies (if you purchased the Heavenly key, you might need to buy it again, sorry) Golden cookie chains should now work properly


Input: [Version] 1.0382 [Name] Player-friendly [Date (D/M/Y)] 15/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Heavenly upgrades are now way, way cheaper Tier 5 building upgrades are 5 times cheaper Cursors now just plain disappear with Fancy Graphics off, I might add a proper option to toggle only the cursors later Warning : the Cookie Monster add-on seems to be buggy with this update, you might want to wait until its programmer updates it


Input: [Version] 1.0381 [Name] A couple fixes [Date (D/M/Y)] 15/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Golden cookies should no longer spawn embarrassingly often Cursors now stop moving if Fancy Graphics is turned off


Input: [Version] 1.038 [Name] Going for the gold [Date (D/M/Y)] 14/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Golden Cookie chains work a bit differently Golden Cookie spawns are more random CpS achievements are no longer affected by golden cookie frenzies Revised cookie-baking achievement requirements Heavenly Chips now require upgrades to function at full capacity Added 4 more cookie Upgrades, unlocked after reaching certain amounts of Heavenly Chips Speed baking Achievements now require you to have no heavenly upgrades; as such, they have been reset for everyone (along with the Hardcore achievement) to better match their initially intended difficulty Made good progress on the mobile port


Input: [Version] 1.0375 [Name] Smoothing it out [Date (D/M/Y)] 1/10/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Changed tab icon Some visual effects have been completely rewritten and should now run more smoothly (and be less CPU-intensive). New upgrade tier New milk tier Cookie chains have different capping mechanics Antimatter Condensers are back to their previous price Heavenly Chips now give +2% CpS again (they will be extensively reworked in the future) Farms have been buffed a bit (to popular demand) Dungeons still need a bit more work and will be released soon - we want them to be just right! (you can test an unfinished version in the beta) Added new Achievements and upgrades for each building. Added more Shadow Achievements. Speed baking.


Input: [Version] 1.037beta [Name] Dungeon beta [Date (D/M/Y)] 28/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Maximum price of Elder Pledge is now 814 (4,398,046,511,104) (was 813 (549,755,813,888)) Heavenly Chips now give 1% per chip (was 2%) Kitten Overseers now multiplies by 100% + 20% of milk (was 30%) Golden Cookie effect Click Frenzy now has double the chance (10%) to be added to the list of possibilities (was 5%) Golden Cookie effect Chain Cookie now extends to 15 (was 13), ends when cookies given exceeds 50% of bank (was 100% of bank) Antimatter Condenser now cost 4,999,999,999 at first (was 3,999,999,999) Dungeons unlock at 50 Factories Added flavor text to upgrades. There are now 100 Achievements (91 normal and 9 Shadow Achievements (Was 88 and 4) Neverclick is now a normal Achievement Maximum Milk is now 364% (was 352%) Elder Covenant price is now 66,666,666,666,665 instead of 6,666,666,666,665


Input: [Version] 1.03601 [Date (D/M/Y)] 29/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Added a "Try the beta!" Button so you can try the next update.


Input: [Version] 1.036 [Name] Anticookies [Date (D/M/Y)] 15/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Added Antimatter Condensers Renamed "Hard reset" to "Wipe save" Reset Achievements are no longer shadow Heavenly Chips slightly nerfed Golden Cookie clicks are no longer reset by soft-resets "Game started" stat added Leprechaun is no longer shadow


Input: [Version] 1.035 [Name] Everlasting cookies [Date (D/M/Y)] 8/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Added a prestige system - resetting gives you permanent CpS boosts Save format has been slightly modified to take less space Leprechaun has been bumped to 777 golden cookies clicked and is now shadow Fortune is the new 77 golden cookies achievement Clicking frenzy is now x777


Input: [Version] 1.034 [Name] Smarter cookie [Date (D/M/Y)] 4/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Adjusted Golden Cookie probabilities Added a new Golden Cookie upgrade Elder Pledge Upgrade added Quintillion Fingers Upgrade is now twice as efficient Uncanny Clicker is no longer a shadow achievement and doesn't require world record clicking speed


Input: [Version] 1.033 [Date (D/M/Y)] 2/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Elder Covenant costs less to revoke Grandmas now need 15 matching buildings Bottom Cursor bug has been fixed with new cursor layout Faster graphics option added for slower computers Save encoding has been redone to fix older browser saving capability Shadow Achievements have their own section Raspberry Juice has been renamed to Raspberry Milk Some hotfixes to sort out small bugs


Input: [Version] 1.032 [Date (D/M/Y)] 1/9/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Sorted Achievements and Upgrades in Stats Panel Elder Covenant less harmful to CpS Importing from Cookie Clicker Classic disabled Starting the Grandmapocalypse by purchasing the 'One Mind' upgrade now has a warning


Input: [Version] 1.031 [Date (D/M/Y)] 31/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Added a way to permanently stop the Grandmapocalypse using the Elder Covenant toggle upgrade, Elder Pledge now has a price cap Elder Pledge related achievement Bingo Center researchable upgrades now more powerful Golden Cookie reappears during Grandmapocalyse, along with the Red Cookie


Input: [Version] 1.03 [Date (D/M/Y)] 31/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Grandmapocalypse is back, along with more grandma types Upgrades that boost your clicking power Clicking Achievements made harder


Input: [Version] 1.024 [Date (D/M/Y)] 28/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Some new Achievements Reworked the "Bake X cookies" achievements so they take longer to achieve


Input: [Version] 1.023 [Date (D/M/Y)] 27/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Made some achievements hidden


Input: [Version] 1.022 [Date (D/M/Y)] 27/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Achievements and Milk added


Input: [Version] 1.021 [Date (D/M/Y)] 26/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: More Upgrades (especially Cookie types) Clicking Stats now available


Input: [Version] 1.02 [Date (D/M/Y)] 26/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Cursor upgrades adjusted Time Machines less powerful Offline Mode added


Input: [Version] 1.011 [Date (D/M/Y)] 25/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Rebalanced Buildings More Upgrades Ability to sell buildings via Sell button Golden Cookie more useful Cursors now have CpS


Input: [Version] 1.01 [Date (D/M/Y)] 24/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Import and Export Save Update Log Upgrade store now has unlimited slots


Input: [Version] 1.0 [Date (D/M/Y)] 24/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Complete overhaul of game: Graphics and user interface updated Upgrades added Saving now safer See 1.0 Update for full list of changed or added features


Input: [Version] 0 [Date (D/M/Y)] 8/8/2013 [Update Details]

Output: Initial Release of Cookie Clicker (Classic Version) Please note that Cookie Clicker Classic Updates are not mentioned here


Input: [Package] blender [Reason]

Output: Sanitise Python\'s default import path

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] devscripts [Reason]

Output: Allow current signed changes files

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] dpkg [Reason]

Output: Improved symlink handling, reenable no-debsig

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] epiphany-browser [Reason]

Output: Allow the deletion of certificates

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] glibc [Reason]

Output: Keep ld.so in optimised libraries

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] graphviz [Reason]

Output: Fix potential arbitrary code execution

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] libhdate [Reason]

Output: Drop binary package libhdate-pascal

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] perl [Reason]

Output: Fix Time::HiRes with kernels >= 2.6.22

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] postgresql-7.4 [Reason]

Output: Incorporate bug fix releases up to 7.4.23

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] postgresql-8.1 [Reason]

Output: Incorporate bug fix releases up to 8.1.15

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] reportbug [Reason]

Output: Support new bugs.debian.org structure

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] spamassassin [Reason]

Output: Fix for denial of service, remove blacklists

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] tdiary [Reason]

Output: Fix a Cross Site Scripting vulnerability

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Package] websvn [Reason]

Output: Fix potential PHP code execution

Software-update: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0r6 - Computer - Downloads - Tweakers


Input: [Event ID] 1057 [Source] Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering [Message]

Output: The cluster database could not be loaded. The file may be missing or corrupt. Automatic repair might be attempted.

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Input: [Event ID] 1090 [Source] Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering [Message]

Output: The Cluster service cannot be started. An attempt to read configuration data from the Windows registry failed with error ‘%1′. Please use the Failover Cluster Management snap-in to ensure that this machine is a member of a cluster. If you intend to add this machine to an existing cluster use the Add Node Wizard. Alternatively, if this machine has been configured as a member of a cluster, it will be necessary to restore the missing configuration data that is necessary for the Cluster Service to identify that it is a member of a cluster. Perform a System State Restore of this machine in order to restore the configuration data.

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Input: [Event ID] 1574 [Source] Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering [Message]

Output: The failover cluster database could not be unloaded. If restarting the cluster service does not fix the problem, please restart the machine.

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Input: [Event ID] 1575 [Source] Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering [Message]

Output: An attempt to forcibly start the cluster service has failed because the cluster configuration data on this node is either missing or corrupt. Please first start the cluster service on another node that has an intact and valid copy of the cluster configuration data. Then, reattempt the start operation on this node (which will attempt to obtain updated valid configuration information automatically). If no other node is available, please use WBAdmin.msc to perform a System State Restore of this node in order to restore the configuration data.

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Input: [Event ID] 1581 [Source] Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering [Message]

Output: The restore request for the cluster configuration data failed to make a copy of the existing cluster configuration data file (ClusDB). While attempting to preserve the existing configuration, the restore operation was unable to create a copy at location ‘%1′. This might be expected if the existing configuration data file was corrupt. The restore operation has continued but attempts to revert to the existing cluster configuration may not be possible.

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Input: [Event ID] 1593 [Source] Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering [Message]

Output: The failover cluster database could not be unloaded and any potentially incorrect changes in memory could not be discarded. The cluster service will attempt to repair the database by retrieving it from another cluster node. If the cluster service does not come online, restart the cluster service on this node. If restarting the cluster service does not fix the problem, please restart the machine. If the cluster service fails to come online after a reboot, please restore the cluster database from the last backup. The current database was copied to ‘%1′. If no backups are available, please copy ‘%1′ to ‘%2′ and attempt to start the cluster service. If the cluster service then comes online on this node, some cluster configuration changes may be lost and the cluster may not function properly. Run the Validate a Configuration wizard to check your cluster configuration and verify that the hosted Services and Applications are online and functioning correctly.

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Input: [Own Configuration] Settings of server-level services (mail and database servers, SSO, application vault, spam filters and antivirus), server preferences, Sitebuilder configuration, Plesk account templates, license keys, certificates, interface preferences, Plesk billing settings. [Own Content] License keys, custom button icons, Plesk skins, Plesk locales, Web application packages, custom templates of Apache configuration files. [Backup Object Type]

Output: server

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] Personal Plesk Administrator information. [Backup Object Type]

Output: admin

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] Personal reseller information, limits and permissions on resources, IP pool and Web application pool configuration, personal domain and client templates settings, custom buttons settings. [Own Content] Virtual host templates, custom button icons. [Backup Object Type]

Output: reseller

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] Personal client information, limits and permissions on resources, IP pool and site application pool configuration, personal domain and client templates settings, custom buttons settings. [Own Content] Virtual host templates, custom button icons. [Backup Object Type]

Output: client

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] Resource usage limits, permissions, domain-level service settings (IP address, mail system, mailing lists, DNS, tomcat applications, traffic statistics), custom button and domain alias settings, domain administrator personal information, SSL certificates, hosting type settings. [Own Content] Mailing lists, tomcat applications, custom button icons. [Backup Object Type]

Output: domain

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] Personal mail user information, permissions, mailbox settings, mail aliases, forwarding settings, mailgroup settings (only for mailgroup accounts), autoresponders configuration, addressbook (horde turba), SpamAssassin/drweb settings, custom buttons settings. [Own Content] Mail box content, autoresponder attachments, SpamAssassin files, custom button icons. [Backup Object Type]

Output: mailuser

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] Database server settings and database user settings. [Own Content] Database dump. [Backup Object Type]

Output: database

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] System user account settings, scripting settings, Web applications settings, Frontpage user credentials, log rotation settings, anonymous FTP settings, additional FTP accounts, list of web-protected site locations, list of domain web users, subdomain settings, web statistics settings, hotlinking protection settings, performance and shared SSL settings. [Own Content] Virtual host content, content of installed Web applications, virtual directories content, web user home directories content. [Backup Object Type]

Output: phosting

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Own Configuration] System user account information, scripting options, Web applications list, hotlink protection settings, protected directory settings, and shared SSL settings. [Own Content] Content of virtual "sub-host", content of installed Web applications, custom button icons. [Backup Object Type]

Output: subdomain

KB Odin: How to move from third-party control panels to the Parallels Plesk 11.5


Input: [Feature] Add or update members individually [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Delete members individually [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Add or update members in bulk [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: No

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Delete members in bulk [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Create annotations of changes [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Create and manage attribute groups [Excel Add-In] No [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] View attribute groups [Excel Add-In] Yes (Via filters) [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] View transactions [Excel Add-In] No [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Filters [Excel Add-In] Yes (Fewer options) [Web Interface]

Output: Yes

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Match data [Excel Add-In] Yes (If DQS integration is enabled) [Web Interface]

Output: No

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Combine data [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: No

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Feature] Create shortcut query file [Excel Add-In] Yes [Web Interface]

Output: No

Comparison of Master Data Services Functionality in Web Interface versus Excel Add-In — SQL Chick


Input: [Mobile network] Vodafone [How far can you downgrade?] the next cheapest tariff [When you can downgrade]

Output: Your Plan´ customers cannot downgrade, other plans after 9 months

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Mobile network] Orange [How far can you downgrade?] the next cheapest tariff [When you can downgrade]

Output: during the second half of your contract

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Mobile network] T-Mobile [When you can downgrade]

Output: You can´t downgrade while in contract

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Mobile network] Three [How far can you downgrade?] the cheapest - £10 admin fee [When you can downgrade]

Output: during the second half of your contract

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Mobile network] Talk Mobile [How far can you downgrade?] the next cheapest tariff [When you can downgrade]

Output: on month 11 of a 12 month contract, or month 18 on a 24 month contract

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Mobile network] Tesco Mobile [When you can downgrade]

Output: you cannot downgrade

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Mobile network] Virgin Mobile [When you can downgrade]

Output: you cannot downgrade

Compare contract mobile phone offers from the best UK retailers


Input: [Sr.No.] 1 [Description] 3 new Solution Layers SL1, SL2 and SL3 have replaced DIP, LOS and LOP to enable Microsoft Dynamics Industry Solutions deployments. DIS Layer renamed to HFX layer which can be used for hotfixes. [Feature]

Output: Layers

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Input: [Sr.No.] 2 [Description] New node in AOT named Workflow. It enables to create workflow templates, categories, tasks and approvals. [Feature]

Output: WorkFlow

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Input: [Sr.No.] 3 [Description] COM Business Connector no longer supported in future release although a command-line interface is still there for installing the same. [Feature]

Output: Business Connector

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Input: [Sr.No.] 4 [Description] New Best practice checks have been updated for Dynamics AX 2009 [Feature]

Output: Best Practices check

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Input: [Sr.No.] 5 [Description] Integration with more VCMS systems. New features for TFS Integration [Feature]

Output: VCS Integration

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Input: [Sr.No.] 6 [Description] XML Documentation can be written in X++ source code to document classes, tables and table methods and this can be extracted from the source code to create an XML Documentation file. [Feature]

Output: XML Documentation

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Input: [Sr.No.] 7 [Description] A new framework for Enterprise portal wherein controls for EP can be developed using VS IDE [Feature]

Output: Enterprise Portal

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Input: [Sr.No.] 8 [Description] Integration with Visual Studio IDE to develop and deploy reports. Reporting projects created in VS IDE can be packaged and added to AOD [Feature]

Output: Reporting Tools

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Input: [Sr.No.] 9 [Description] Supports new model type to generate .erx files that can be used to create an ER data model. [Feature]

Output: Reverse Engineering Tool

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Input: [Sr.No.] 10 [Description] Includes primary list page, secondary list page, content page and area page to view data records and open forms. [Feature]

Output: Navigation Pages

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Input: [Sr.No.] 11 [Description] AOT Query object enables construction of query that represents union of two or more existing datasources. AOT View object enables to use query as datasource [Feature]

Output: Queries and Views

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Input: [Sr.No.] 12 [Description] Timezone support and new datatype utcdatetime [Feature]

Output: TimeZone Support

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Input: [Sr.No.] 13 [Description] Composite queries uses another query as it's datasource and helps in reusing code and objects. [Feature]

Output: Composite Query

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Input: [Sr.No.] 14 [Description] A cross company query can return data for several companies in a single run. Central to this functionality is the new X++ keyword crossCompany, and the new property AllowCrossCompany on Query objects in the AOT. [Feature]

Output: Cross Company Support

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Input: [Sr.No.] 15 [Description] SQL statements in X++ have been enhanced to bring them closer to the functionality of industry standard SQL. It includes better support for inner and outer join clauses, better group by and order by clauses, and better support or using variables as a source of data to be inserted or updated. [Feature]

Output: X++ SQL Enhancements

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Input: [Sr.No.] 16 [Description] ByRef keyword for out or ref parameters, .NET Framework array and Enum Support [Feature]

Output: CLR Interop Enhancements

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Input: [Sr.No.] 17 [Description] In Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009, the default is for each batch job to run on the Application Object Server (AOS). Yet the developer might want to debug the batch from his client computer. The utility AxDebug.exe can now do this. [Feature]

Output: Debug Batch Jobs on Server

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Input: [Sr.No.] 18 [Description] The Microsoft Windows Task Scheduler interface (or AT.exe) can be used to run a cross-reference update beginning in the late evening, so it completes before morning [Feature]

Output: AT.exe for updating Cross References

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Input: [Sr.No.] 19 [Description] Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 does not provide a complete system for the capture and processing of electronic signatures. But it does provide a kernel event and an editable event method. These can be the foundation for an electronic signature subsystem to be developed by partners [Feature]

Output: E-Signature support

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Input: [Sr.No.] 20 [Description] CRUD (Create, Read, Update & Delete) operations supported, AIF Framework enables developers to expose X++ business logic as WCF services, ASMX webservices replaced with WCF Services, consume web services [Feature]

Output: AIF

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Input: [Locally Installed Application] Expenditure required in purchasing, installing, configuring and upgrading the software and hardware involved [Hosted Applications] Remote access to top-notch infrastructure /hardware/network provided by RTCS terminal servers. [Cost Factors]

Output: Setup/Infrastructure /Hardware/Network

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] Expenditure incurred in maintaining a separate IT department for managing server functionality [Hosted Applications] Trained IT experts with experience and technical know-how to manage remote servers [Cost Factors]

Output: IT Staff

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] Expenditure required in purchasing space, building, running, and maintaining Data Center. Significant Electricity and bandwidth expenses. [Hosted Applications] SAS 70 Compliant Type II, Tier IV Data Centers held by Real Time Cloud Services.. [Cost Factors]

Output: Data Center

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] Expenditure required in setting up a technical department to deal with the core IT issues [Hosted Applications] 24/7 Free Unlimited Quickbooks Support for timely resolution of customer issues and for guaranteeing 100% client satisfaction [Cost Factors]

Output: Support

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] Expenditure required in setting up security constraints through access control, antivirus and various other security systems [Hosted Applications] 128-bit Encryption, Intrusion Detection, Redundant Firewall Setup, Live Monitoring, Biometric Access to Data Centers [Cost Factors]

Output: Security

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] Expenditure required in setting up and securing a backup server to hold complete user data [Hosted Applications] Robust rolling data backup at two separate facilities both on RAID 10 servers. [Cost Factors]

Output: Data Backup

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] No time for focusing and working on newer projects as a considerable part of time and money are spent in running and maintaining the massive IT infrastructure [Hosted Applications] Freedom from IT complexities saves time and financial resources for the expansion of business. [Cost Factors]

Output: Business Expansion

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [Locally Installed Application] A lot of time and money spent in running and maintaining applications/servers leading to lowering of profits. [Hosted Applications] Huge increase in profits due to smooth applications running without any effort from any location.. [Cost Factors]

Output: Increase In Revenue

Application Hosting feature - Cost Effectiveness


Input: [0] iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) [WiFi: eduroam] Yes [BMC Email] Yes [BMC Contacts] Some [BMC Calendars] Some [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Yes

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [0] Windows Mobile (phone, tablet) [WiFi: eduroam] Yes [BMC Email] Yes [BMC Contacts] Some [BMC Calendars] Some [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Yes

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [0] Android [WiFi: eduroam] Yes [BMC Email] Yes [BMC Contacts] Some [BMC Calendars] Some [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Yes

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [0] Other Mobile Devices [WiFi: eduroam] Varies [BMC Email] Varies [BMC Contacts] Varies [BMC Calendars] Varies [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Varies

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [0] Nook [WiFi: eduroam] No [BMC Email] -- [BMC Contacts] -- [BMC Calendars] -- [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Yes

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [0] Kindle [WiFi: eduroam] No [BMC Email] -- [BMC Contacts] -- [BMC Calendars] -- [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Yes

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [0] Other E-Readers [WiFi: eduroam] Varies [BMC Email] -- [BMC Contacts] -- [BMC Calendars] -- [WiFi: BrynMawrGuest]

Output: Varies

Bryn Mawr College Computing Services : Mobile Support


Input: [Feature] Talent requirements [Usual CMS] CMS developer [DocPad] Frontend developer [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Backend+frontend developer

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Developers proficient in [Usual CMS] Months [DocPad] Days [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Days

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Plugin and extension system [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] Yes [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Asset pipeline [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Explicit & extendable [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Implicit & bundled

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Markup languages (markdown, rst, etc.) [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via plugins [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: 1 bundled

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Pre-processors (sass, less, etc.) [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via plugins [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Template engines (eco, jade, etc.) [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via plugins [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: 1 bundled

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Database querying [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] Via Query-Engine [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Layouts [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] Yes [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Yes

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Static website output [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Yes [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Yes

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Re-render each request [Usual CMS] Always [DocPad] Via dynamic field [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Extend the webserver [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] Via events and API [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Watching [Usual CMS] N/A [DocPad] Yes [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Yes

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Differential regenerations [Usual CMS] N/A [DocPad] Yes [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Live reload [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via livereload plugin [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Partials [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via partials plugin [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Manual database installation required [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] No [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Import pages from file system [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Yes [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: Yes

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Import pages from external database (MongoDB, MySQL, etc.) [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] Via plugins [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Import pages from external services (Tumblr, Dropbox, GitHub, etc.) [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via plugins [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] Import data from external services (Atom, XML, JSON, etc.) [Usual CMS] No [DocPad] Via feedr plugin [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Feature] WYSIWYG editors [Usual CMS] Yes [DocPad] Via plugins [Usual Static Site Generator]

Output: No

Intro | DocPad | DocPad - Streamlined Web Development


Input: [Role] Application Developer [Description]

Output: Future Internet Application Developers are encouraged to develop smart applications targeting either mass markets or individual enterprises and organizations (which in turn may have a limited number of users or, again, the mass market as end users). These Applications should offer flexible means for deployment, provisioning and runtime operation “on the Cloud”. Future Internet Applications are intended to be meaningful and stand-alone, implementing a number of functions they export “as a Service” to End Users through a number of User Interfaces but also to third Applications in some cases, through well-defined Service APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). They typically rely on functions provided by a number of Enablers, which can be specific to the Application Domain or Generic (meaning they are general purpose).


Input: [Role] Enabler Developer [Description]

Output: Enabler Developers are encouraged to develop software components or more complex systems that can be instantiated to provide functions easing the development, provisioning and/or runtime operation of Future Internet Applications. Enablers are intended to be universal, that is, they refer to multiple Applications that rely on the functions they implement. Those functions are exported “as a Service” to third Applications through well-defined Service APIs and also to Admin and End Users in some cases, through a number of User Interfaces. Enabler Developers may integrate several lower-level Enablers to realize new and more powerful Enablers.. Note that Applications and Enablers resemble each other in their architecture since both implement functions that they export as services. The central differentiator between them is the primary users to be addressed (End Users in the case of Applications, other Applications in the case of Enablers). Note, however, that some products may qualify equally as Applications or Enablers.


Input: [Role] (Application / Enabler) Service Provider & value added service providers [Description]

Output: Service Providers are in charge of deploying, provisioning and operating either Applications or Enablers. Stakeholders playing the Application/Enabler Developer role may also play this role. However, this is not always the case (e.g., a Public Administrator may be playing the Service Provider role with respect to applications developed by third parties that the city offers to its citizens). Application and Service Providers mainly participate in an ecosystem enabled with FIWARE technology through provisioning, consuming or discovering of services in relation to their business. A service provider is in general active in one business domain where his main business model is residing, but potentially is enable to be active in other business domains, enabled through FIWARE technology. As a sub-role the value-added service provider will be enabled to build innovative services and apps on top of the offerings other providers within and crossing the ecosystem.


Input: [Role] (Application / Enabler) Service Hosting Provider [Description]

Output: Service Hosting Providers provide and operate the hosting infrastructure on top of which Applications or Enablers are deployed. They entwine themselves with the Service Providers to reduce the costs for service provision. Service Hosting Providers may provide Cloud Services for hosting Applications and Enablers. Note that, in that case, they can indeed be considered a concrete case of Enabler Service Provider (here, the Enabler is the Cloud providing hosting services) so they may be also referred as “Cloud Hosting Provider”. In many cases, an entity playing the Enabler Service Provider role also hosts the Enablers it provides, therefore also playing the Enabler Service Hosting Provider role. However, note that this is not strictly required (one may think about a Enabler Service Provider that provides a number of enablers, all of them being deployed on Amazon hosting services).


Input: [Role] (Application / Enabler) Service Aggregators [Description]

Output: Service Aggregators select Services from a broad variety of Service Providers and compose them to build new service offerings that address the specific requirements of niche End Users. (Application / Enabler) Service Brokers bring together a multitude of Services from diverse Providers and publish them on marketplaces where end users can compare them, matching their requirements with capabilities of published Services - they should exploit economies of scale and protect investments in the long run. Finally, the ability to combine applications from different sources necessitates innovative revenue sharing models across partners and potentially also customers (e.g. crowd-sourcing) which have to be adapted dynamically as market conditions change.


Input: [Role] FIWARE Instance Providers [Description]

Output: An instance provider operates and provides one particular FIWARE instance to a given ecosystem or business domain or to a use case project. He assembles a given set of Generic Enablers and defines a scenario and usage domain for the particular FIWARE Instance. Finally he provisions information about how to use the instance, defines his terms and conditions and enables others to work and collaborate on top of the given FIWARE instance. Note that not all the FIWARE GEs have to be integrated in a given FIWARE Instance. As an example, a FIWARE Instance may only incorporate GEs from the Cloud and Data/Context Management Chapter.


Input: [Role] Roles in relation to FIWARE Lab [Description]

Output: There are a number of upcoming roles, which will play a leading role in “FIWARE Lab” (related to nodes, support levels, etc.)


Input: [Title] Ahne2Web [Description]

Output: The program that makes web pages of your ancestors and other persons. Pages that your readers will find fast, informative, nice-looking and easy to search! You take a GEDCOM file out of your genealogy program, and with Ahne2Web you make web pages without any knowledge of html or other technicalities. You publish your pages by uploading them to the site that belongs to your Internet subscription.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] Family Album 1.0 [Description]

Output: The Genealogy Family Album is a shareware program which will read GedCom genealogy files (*.ged) and display them over the Internet. The applet will also read a specially modified GedCom file which allows inclusion of related pictures or histories with the names in the file.

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Input: [Title] GED Browser [Description]

Output: The ultimate tool for converting your genealogy to HTML. No other tool uses such a unique and appealing design that displays both descendants and ancestors in one chart, giving virtually all the information found on a family group sheet.

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Input: [Title] ged2html [Description]

Output: GED2HTML is a program that inputs genealogical data in GEDCOM format, and outputs a collection of HTML files suitable for presentation on the World Wide Web.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] Ged2Web [Description]

Output: Ged2web is program for generating a set of web pages from a GEDCOM file.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] GED2WWW [Description]

Output: GED2WWW is a free GEDCOM to HTML converter; it takes a genealogy database stored in GEDCOM format and produces a bunch of web pages from it.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] GED4WEB [Description]

Output: GED4WEB converts your genealogy information into attractive webpages which are easy to navigate and understand.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] Gedail [Description]

Output: Gedail is a program that generates a web site using the data in a Gedcom standard format.

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Input: [Title] ged-gen [Description]

Output: GED-GEN generates customized web pages you can use to create your own genealogy website. By publishing your genealogical research on the Internet, you can easily share it with relatives and fellow researchers, who are often distant cousins.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] GedHTree [Description]

Output: GedHTree is a program for Windows 95 through XP and Vista users that processes GEDCOM files to generate output pages in HTML format.

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Input: [Title] Gedpage [Description]

Output: Gedpage, the premiere gedcom to html webpage builder, has been used to create thousands of web sites, and millions of pages from all corners of the globe.

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Input: [Title] gedreporter [Description]

Output: GedReporter is a tool for generating reports and web sites from your genealogy database, using GEDCOM files. A scripting language similar to Visual Basic allows for complete customization.

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Input: [Title] GEDvisual [Description]

Output: {No Description Provided}

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Input: [Title] Genealogy Site Builder [Description]

Output: Genealogy Site Builder is a Windows 95/98 program to designed create genealogy web sites from GEDCOM files.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] HtmlPedigree [Description]

Output: HtmlPedigree is a new computer program that produces web pages from genealogical data in a GEDCOM file.

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Input: [Title] Oxy-Gen [Description]

Output: Convert GEDCOM genealogical files ready for you to place your genealogy on the Internet or on DVD/CD-ROM’s. You can convert to the following file formats HTML, CSV (Access, Excel, Open Office(Calc)), PHP (MySQL), XML and SQL(Oracle).

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Input: [Title] PerlGed 2.0 [Description]

Output: PerlGed is a script that creates Web pages based on info from a GEDCOM file. Nearly all genealogy programs today can export information in the GEDCOM format, creating a single plain-text file. PerlGed pulls information from such a file and creates Web pages “on the fly” to display individual and family records and simple ancestor/descendant charts.

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Input: [Title] PhpGedView [Description]

Output: PhpGedView is a revolutionary genealogy program which allows you to view and edit your genealogy on your website. PhpGedView has full editing capabilities, full privacy functions, can import from GEDCOM files, and supports multimedia like photos and document images. PhpGedView also simplifies the process of collaborating with others working on your family tree. Your latest genealogy information is always on your website and available for others to see.

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Input: [Title] RootsView [Description]

Output: Sorry, but RootsView is no longer sold or supported.

Gathering Leaves » List of GEDCOM-To-HTML Tools


Input: [Title] SecondSite [Description]

Output: Second Site is the best way to publish your TMG data in HTML format. It has more features and provides more control than any GEDCOM-based method. If you are serious about publishing your TMG data on the Web, or if you are sharing your data with family members on custom CDs, you need Second Site!

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Input: [Title] UncleGED [Description]

Output: UncleGED is a free GEDCOM-to-HTML conversion tool…. not to be confused with a character in a very funny 1960′s sitcom… that was Uncle Jed Clampett, kin to the Bodine family… no relation.

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Input: [Features] Seamless integration into Microsoft Lync 2010 and 2013 [Benefits]

Output: BT MeetMe Conference Connect allows a BT MeetMe account to be accessed directly from your desktop Lync client

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] Click to conference [Benefits]

Output: With just a few clicks, instantly start a BT MeetMe call directly from your desktop Lync client

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] In-conference call control [Benefits]

Output: Complete control over your BT MeetMe Global Access conference directly from your desktop Lync client

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] Real-time presence [Benefits]

Output: Provides a real-time view of individuals' presence within your desktop Lync client so you may see their status before inviting to an instant meeting

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] Real-time participant list [Benefits]

Output: A print participant list feature allows you to produce a print out of all the names of the people in your conference

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] Dial-out [Benefits]

Output: Allows for the BT MeetMe service to dial out to an end user and join directly into your conference

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] Send email [Benefits]

Output: Send an email directly from BT MeetMe Conference Connect with all conference information pre-populated

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [Features] Instant Message (IM) [Benefits]

Output: Send an IM from BT MeetMe Conference Connect with phone number and dial-in passcodes, as well as a click-to conference link

BT Conference Connect - BT MeetMe Audio Conferencing features - BT Conferencing


Input: [0] 1 [Date/time] Jan 20, 2009 [Title and summary]

Output: Running Jetty as Non Root I'm kicking the tires of Jetty and am in the process of setting it up on a production machine and found that the latest Jetty realeas (6.1.14) has a really easy way to start jetty out running as root and later switch to a uid of your choice which enabl...


Input: [0] 2 [Date/time] Nov 30, 2008 [Title and summary]

Output: Virtualbox Port Forwarding Problems I've recently started using VirtualBox and find it really good. However, I was setting up port forwarding with NAT according to the documentation and must have made a mistake since I got the following error while restarting the virtual machine Failed...


Input: [0] 3 [Date/time] Aug 24, 2007 [Title and summary]

Output: RXTX on Gumstix Since it could be tricky to get the RXTX sources compiling properly for the gumstix platforms I thought I'd spare anyone the pain by providing my binaries. librxtxSerial_PXA255...


Input: [0] 4 [Date/time] Mar 6, 2007 [Title and summary]

Output: How to move a subversion repository to another server My closet server died last night. No big deal it was over ten years old and was running at 233MHz...besides it was my wife's old computer hehe. My friend Imran gave me one of his old work machines and I've been moving stuff over. Since I had a svn repo...


Input: [0] 5 [Date/time] Jul 13, 2006 [Title and summary]

Output: AJAX Remote Controlled Lego Robot This article shows how to remote control a real world lego robot using AJAX technology.


Input: [0] 6 [Date/time] Jan 16, 2006 [Title and summary]

Output: Installing ZyXEL G-360 Wireless 802.11g+ on Fedora Core 4 Instructions are based and extended on the instruction found on http://acx100.source...


Input: [0] 7 [Date/time] Dec 13, 2005 [Title and summary]

Output: Installing Tomcat with commons-daemon (jsvc) Most installation that I've seen of Tomcat is made with tomcat running as root. This could potentially be a disasters security hole. Most Linux systems only allow the root to listen to port 80...which is why many users of tomcat under Linux run tomcat ...