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

Output: financial planning

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


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

Output: IPS generation

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


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

Output: risk tolerance

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


Input: [Application] Microsoft Excel [How it works on a Mac] native Mac desktop application [Function]

Output: fee calculation and rebalancing

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


Input: [Application] QuickBooks [How it works on a Mac] native Mac desktop application [Function]

Output: accounting

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


Input: [Application] NetX360 [How it works on a Mac] Windows-only, requires VMware Fusion [Function]

Output: trading platform

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


Input: [Application] LaserApp [How it works on a Mac] Windows-only, requires VMware Fusion [Function]

Output: form filing

How one RIA is running his practice on a Mac and finding it totally doable | RIABiz


Input: [0] NetNewsWire [HTTP Authentification] Yes (through URL) [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: Yes

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] NewzCrawler [HTTP Authentification] Yes [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: No

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] NewsGator [HTTP Authentification] Yes [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: Yes

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] AmphetaDesk [HTTP Authentification] No [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: No

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] FeedDemon [HTTP Authentification] Yes (through URL) [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: Yes

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] Radio Userland [HTTP Authentification] Yes (through URL) [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: Yes

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] SharpReader [HTTP Authentification] No [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: Yes

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [0] Synderalla [HTTP Authentification] No [HTTPS/SSL]

Output: No

Private RSS Feeds: Support for security in aggregators - silverorange labs


Input: [Extension] Jom Classifieds component [Description] The main application. [Type]

Output: Component


Input: [Extension] mod_jomclassifieds_categoriesmenu [Description] Display all top-level categories or sub-categories from the selected category in a module position on your site. Users can then click on a category to see all adverts from that category. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Extension] mod_jomclassifieds_locationsmenu [Description] Display list of locations in a module position on your site. Users can click on a location to see all adverts from that location. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Extension] mod_jomclassifieds_adverts [Description] A module to display Free Ads, Top Ads or particular category adverts as a carousel in a module position on your site front-end. Several other options are available.. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Extension] mod_jomclassifieds_search [Description] A module to search adverts through Advert Title, Category, Locations, Promotions, Memberships, Price, Extra fields, Tags. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Extension] mod_jomclassifieds_maps [Description] A module to display adverts in map from particular category or from all categories and several Filter options are available to display the adverts. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Extension] Paypal [Description] A plugin to process Paypal payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] Pesapal [Description] A plugin to process Pesapal payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] 2Checkout [Description] A plugin to process 2CO payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] PayFast [Description] A plugin to process PayFast payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] Paysera [Description] A plugin to process Paysera payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] Liqpay [Description] A plugin to process Liqpay payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] Robokassa [Description] A plugin to process Robokassa payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Extension] Offline(Bank Transfer) [Description] A plugin to process offline payments. [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Feature] Same site, different colors [Summary]

Output: No need to rock the boat — the now-familiar layout is worth keeping

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [Feature] Content-driven design [Summary]

Output: cantonpl.org has great content. Visual design should draw attention to what's important

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [Feature] Easy eye travel [Summary]

Output: Color and shape draw attention, but can also act as visual barriers. A consistent background means faster navigation and a more pleasurable experience

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [Feature] Conventional [Summary]

Output: Does not equal boring. Links that look like links make life easier

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [Feature] Hide distractions [Summary]

Output: Hide blog tags, but give the option to toggle them. Placement guides eyes down, not rightward

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [Feature] Action bar [Summary]

Output: Visually-solid area for catalog and chat reference. Chat uses "talk bubble" to meet expectations

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [Feature] More Action [Summary]

Output: Blog, forum, and feedback buttons on main and account pages to drive engagement

Site Redesign for New Logo | Canton Public Library


Input: [License Type] CIFS acceleration [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Windows Media optimization [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Real Media optimization [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] QuickTime optimization [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Adobe Flash optimization [Proxy Edition] Option [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Option

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Bandwidth Management [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] DNS proxy [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] HTTP acceleration [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] SSL acceleration [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Encrypted MAPI /MAPI acceleration [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Telnet proxy [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] ICAP Services [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Netegrity SiteMinder [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Oblix COREid [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Peer-To-Peer [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] User Authentication [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Onbox Content Filtering (3rd Party or BCWF) [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Offbox Content Filtering (e.g. Websense) [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] Instant Messaging (AOL, Yahoo, and MSN) [Proxy Edition] Free [Acceleration Edition]

Output: No

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [License Type] SSL Termination/Proxy [Proxy Edition] Yes [Acceleration Edition]

Output: Yes

Blue Coat SG900 MACH5 Series Appliances | EdgeBlue.com


Input: [Function] UML 1.4 / UML 2.0 Support (partly) Class Diagram, UseCase Diagram, Sequence Diagram, Communication Diagram, Statemachine Diagram, Activity Diagram, Component Diagram, Deployment Diagram, Composite Structure Diagram [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: YES

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] Object Diagram, Package Diagram, Robustness Diagram [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: YES

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] Eriksson-Penker Process Diagram [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: READ ONLY

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] Mind Map [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: READ ONLY

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] ER Diagram (IDEF1X and IE notations) [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: READ ONLY

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] Flowchart [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: READ ONLY

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] CRUD [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: READ ONLY

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Function] Data Flow Diagram [JUDE/ Professional 5.5.x] YES [JUDE/ Community]

Output: READ ONLY

JUDE/Professional, JUDE/Community - Specifications


Input: [Bug] 3333 [DBMS] All [Version] All [Description]

Output: Running a schema comparison opens a very large number of connections


Input: [Bug] 4440 [DBMS] Oracle [Version] All [Description]

Output: Schema Archive fails for tables on Oracle and the version cannot be saved


Input: [Bug] 4619 [DBMS] All [Version] All [Description]

Output: Ignore name case option generates create with columns in random order


Input: [Bug] 5367 [DBMS] All [Version] All [Description]

Output: Permissions are not generated for extended alters on tables


Input: [Bug] 5422 [DBMS] Oracle [Version] All [Description]

Output: Permissions on an Oracle Stored Procedure are ignored even when Ignore Object Permissions is unchecked


Input: [Bug] 11330 [DBMS] All [Version] All [Description]

Output: If you install on Windows 7 or Vista and you are logged in with a limited user account no install files are copied


Input: [Bug] 11501 [DBMS] All [Version] All [Description]

Output: Dependencies are created before tables within create sync scripts when a schema archive is the source of the comparison


Input: [Bug] 11583 [DBMS] All [Version] All [Description]

Output: Cannot import from CM/Schema 4.0 unless you have a valid CM/Config CM/Data 4.0 workspace


Input: [Bug] 11722 [DBMS] Microsoft SQL Server [Version] All [Description]

Output: Ignore constraint names does not ignore DEFAULT constraints on SQL Server


Input: [Bug] 11849 [DBMS] Oracle [Version] All [Description]

Output: Change Manager is included differences in unique key statistics on Oracle 10g comparisons


Input: [0] Accuracy [Web Issues] Anyone can publish on the Web Web resources may not be verified by editors or checked for accuracy No standards yet developed Web pages move. If you quote this source, will it be available later? Web pages are susceptible to accidental and deliberate alteration [Questions to Ask]

Output: Where does the information come from? How reliable and free from error is the information? How do you know? Were there editors and fact checkers? Is the information supported by evidence? Has the information been reviewed or refereed? Can you verify the information in another source or from personal knowledge? Is the content primarily opinion? Or is it balanced with multiple points of view? Does the language or tone seem unbiased and free of emotion?

Criteria for Evaluating Information | Otis College of Art and Design


Input: [0] Authority [Web Issues] Often difficult to determine authorship of Web sources Search engines may retrieve pages out of context making it difficult to know where you are If author's name is listed, his/her qualifications are frequently absent Publisher responsibility often not indicated or easily found [Questions to Ask]

Output: Who is the author or creator? What are the author's qualifications and credentials for writing about this subject? How reputable is the publisher? Are there organization affiliations? And are they reputable? Does the information provide references or sources for data or quotations?

Criteria for Evaluating Information | Otis College of Art and Design


Input: [0] Objectivity [Web Issues] Goals and aims of the people or groups presenting material is often unclear Web often functions as a "virtual soapbox" Distinction between advertising and information is blurred on Web [Questions to Ask]

Output: Is the information presented with a minimum of bias? To what extent is the information trying to sway the opinion of the audience? Who is responsible for its dissemination?

Criteria for Evaluating Information | Otis College of Art and Design


Input: [0] Currency [Web Issues] Dates not always included on Web pages If included, a date may have various meanings: Date information first written Date information placed on Web Date information last revised [Questions to Ask]

Output: How recent is the information? Is it current enough for your topic? Has it been updated or revised? Is the publication/copyright date clearly labeled?

Criteria for Evaluating Information | Otis College of Art and Design


Input: [0] Coverage or Scope [Web Issues] Web version may differ from print version of same title Often hard to determine extent of Web coverage [Questions to Ask]

Output: What topics are included in the work? Are the topics included explored in depth?

Criteria for Evaluating Information | Otis College of Art and Design


Input: [0] Usability [Web Issues] Is there a contents page, site map, navigation bar? Is it easy to navigate and read? Are special plug-ins required? Is there a way to return to the "home page" to determine the source of the information? [Questions to Ask]

Output: Is there a Table of Contents, Index, page numbers to guide you? Is it easy to navigate and read?

Criteria for Evaluating Information | Otis College of Art and Design


Input: [Activity] Math Cats Art Gallery [math topic (and options)] math art geometry [age level] all [type of activity] online slideshow, links [section of Math Cats]

Output: art gallery


Input: [Activity] OBBL Architecture Blocks [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Virtual Mobile [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Lissajous Lab [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online oscilloscope [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Encyclogram [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Exploding Math Art [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Polygon Playground [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Tessellation Town [math topic (and options)] geometry tessellations [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Warp the World [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: explore


Input: [Activity] Polygon Maker [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Symmetry [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry (angles) coordinate geometry [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Pattern Blocks [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry (tessellations) [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Turtlechase [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Linking Circles [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Draw Dots [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Hearts [math topic (and options)] 2D math art [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Snowflakes [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry (angles) [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Spider Web [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry (angles) [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Yehuda's Robe [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Activity] Olympic Rings [math topic (and options)] 2D math art geometry (circles) [age level] all [type of activity] online manipulative [section of Math Cats]

Output: MicroWorlds


Input: [Description] Application for presenting, creating, or processing multimedia (audio/video) [Main Category]

Output: AudioVideo


Input: [Description] An audio application [Notes] Desktop entry must include AudioVideo as well [Main Category]

Output: Audio


Input: [Description] A video application [Notes] Desktop entry must include AudioVideo as well [Main Category]

Output: Video


Input: [Description] An application for development [Main Category]

Output: Development


Input: [Description] Educational software [Main Category]

Output: Education


Input: [Description] A game [Main Category]

Output: Game


Input: [Description] Application for viewing, creating, or processing graphics [Main Category]

Output: Graphics


Input: [Description] Network application such as a web browser [Main Category]

Output: Network


Input: [Description] An office type application [Main Category]

Output: Office


Input: [Description] Scientific software [Main Category]

Output: Science


Input: [Description] Settings applications [Notes] Entries may appear in a separate menu or as part of a "Control Center" [Main Category]

Output: Settings


Input: [Description] System application, "System Tools" such as say a log viewer or network monitor [Main Category]

Output: System


Input: [Description] Small utility application, "Accessories" [Main Category]

Output: Utility


Input: [Website] All [Provider] Google Analytics [Name] _utma _utmb _utmc _utmz [Purpose] Collect information about how visitors use our websites. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve our websites. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to our websites, where visitors have come to the websites from and the pages they visited. [More info]

Output: Google Privacy Policy


Input: [Website] Careers [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] ASP.NET_SessionId [Purpose] Establishes a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] amlbcookie AMAuthCookie iPLanetDirectoryPro [Purpose] Handle Single Sign-On (SSO) login. [More info]

Output: Expire when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] JSESSIONID [Purpose] Establishes a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] jive.user.loggedIn [Purpose] Remembers whether the user is logged in. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] iPlanetDirectoryPro [Purpose] Keeps the user's session alive. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] jive.server.info [Purpose] Routes the user to the correct server. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] jiveSSOLoginUserCookie [Purpose] Auto-redirects the SSO screen to the built-in authentication page (if the value exists and is set). [More info]

Output: Expires in 1 month


Input: [Website] Communities [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] jive.login.ts [Purpose] Stores the time stamp of the user's last login . [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Customer Dashboard [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] amlbcookie AMAuthCookie iPLanetDirectoryPro [Purpose] Handle Single Sign-On (SSO) login. [More info]

Output: Expire when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Customer Dashboard [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] connect.sid [Purpose] Establish a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires in 2 years


Input: [Website] Customer Dashboard [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] cookieAccepted [Purpose] Tracks whether the use has dismissed the cookie banner. [More info]

Output: Permanent


Input: [Website] Network Technologies Customer Portal [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] SESSa84213247e4df09b68d2fb52d6855d07 [Purpose] Establishes a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires in 2 weeks


Input: [Website] Network Technologies Customer Portal [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] ms_test_cookie [Purpose] Checks whether the user's browser has cookies enabled. This website requires cookies and displays a warning if cookies are not enabled. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Network Technologies Customer Portal [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] .ASPXAUTH [Purpose] Remembers whether the user is logged in. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Thrutu Developer [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] sessionid [Purpose] Establishes a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires in 2 weeks


Input: [Website] Thrutu Developer [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] csrftoken [Purpose] Enables users to log in securely. [More info]

Output: Expires in 1 year


Input: [Website] Training [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] ASP.NET_SessionId [Purpose] Establishes a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Training [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] amlbcookie AMAuthCookie iPLanetDirectoryPro [Purpose] Handle Single Sign-On (SSO) login. [More info]

Output: Expire when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Website] Training [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] userName [Purpose] Holds the current username. [More info]

Output: Permanent


Input: [Website] Training [Provider] Metaswitch [Name] .ASPXAUTH [Purpose] Establish a browsing session for each user. [More info]

Output: Expires when the user closes their web browser


Input: [Revision] 2.13 [Release Date] 1/5/2012 [Notes]

Output: Initial production release


Input: [Revision] 2.14 [Release Date] 10/11/2012 [Notes]

Output: Added feature to better identify the direction finder on a local area network. Requires MPT User Interface 2.4 or later


Input: [Revision] 2.15 [Release Date] 11/05/2012 [Notes]

Output: Added time tagging option to audio streaming


Input: [Revision] 2.16 [Release Date] 1/31/2013 [Notes]

Output: Fixed bug that blocked compass calibration. No need to upgrade unless you have compass


Input: [Revision] 2.17 [Release Date] 2/12/2013 [Notes]

Output: Fixed bug that caused the direction finders to register improperly on a radio modem network when using the direction finders on a radio modem network without computers at each site. No need to upgrade unless you are using the DF on a radio modem network.


Input: [Revision] 2.18 [Release Date] 3/1/2013 [Notes]

Output: Internal release


Input: [Revision] 2.19 [Release Date] 3/25/2013 [Notes]

Output: Added self test feature. Requires MPT UI version 2.6 or later to access this feature


Input: [Revision] 2.20 [Release Date] 5/1/2013 [Notes]

Output: Internal Release


Input: [Revision] 2.21 [Release Date] 5/20/2013 [Notes]

Output: Added custom interface per customer request


Input: [Revision] 2.22 [Release Date] 6/13/2013 [Notes]

Output: Fixed minor bug that caused poor squelch performance when using the AOR AR8600 receiver Added position and heading to bearing message.


Input: [Revision] 2.23 [Release Date] 8/1/2013 [Notes]

Output: Fixed bug that caused processor to loose the serial port destinations at power up.


Input: [Revision] 2.24 [Release Date] 8/7/2013 [Notes]

Output: Minor bug fixes to web browser interface. No need to upgrade unless you use the web browser interface.


Input: [Revision] 2.25 [Release Date] 9/18/2013 [Notes]

Output: Added Motorola MCS 200 receiver as a receiver option. Added an option to force all connections to the DF to supply a username and password. See MPT Software Users Guide for instructions on setting this option.


Input: [Revision] 2.26 [Release Date] 11/15/2013 [Notes]

Output: Added feature to allow manual setting of direction cosines


Input: [Revision] 2.27 [Release Date] 7/22/2013 [Notes]

Output: Added receiver support for HF (AM) direction finder


Input: [Revision] 2.28 [Release Date] 12/5/2014 [Notes]

Output: Internal release


Input: [Revision] 2.29 [Release Date] 4/22/2015 [Notes]

Output: Added support for the ICOM R9500 receiver


Input: [Features] Lyric Verses [Score Writer] 4 [Overture]

Output: 8


Input: [Features] Guitar Frames [Score Writer] Basic [Overture]

Output: Basic and custom


Input: [Features] Chord Symbols [Score Writer] Basic [Overture]

Output: Basic and custom


Input: [Features] Compound Time Signatures [Score Writer] No [Overture]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Hollywood Lines [Score Writer] No [Overture]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] SMPTE Time Code [Score Writer] No [Overture]

Output: Yes


Input: [Database] Accounts [Description] Lists all account numbers in HSSEAS, valid and invalid, including ID, "owner" of fund, source (agency), beginning and ending dates, original award amount, etc. [How to Access] Web interface: EA database login Command to access database: awards Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: All Deans and Department personnel in School working with accounts rely on this data

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Aliases [Description] Lists all automatically generated aliases and the individual email addresses within the alias. Note that individual email address should be considered confidential and should not be shared outside of HSSEAS. [How to Access] Command to access personnel aliases: showalias Command to access student aliases: stualias Examples: Alias commands [Used By]

Output: Staff with access to the administrative server. Aliases are restricted so please make sure you are allowed to send before using the aliases.

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Audiovisual [Description] Keeps track of all orders for audiovisual equipment, where it should be delivered, what time, how often, pick-up times, etc. Reports generate daily delivery schedules and monthly recharges. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: avsdb Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Material Services and all departments/units using A-V services.

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Course Scheduling [Description] Keeps track of all courses offered by each department, Professors, Teaching Assistants, Visiting Professors, etc. Assists in the planning of academic instruction on a quarterly and yearly basis. It generates all the Dean's Office Quarterly reports and allows departments to view each other's schedules to prevent conflicts of when courses are offered. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: courses [dept] Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Dean's Office, and all Academic Departments

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Cylinder Tracking and Demurrage [Description] This database keeps track of when cylinders are delivered and returned from the Storehouse. The location of cylinder and PI are indicated. Each cylinder is identified by a bar-code which is generated from the database. Keeps track of demurrage charges. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: cylindb Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Materiel Services and all Academic Departments using cylinders

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Equipment [Description] All items considered to be University assets (within HSSEAS) that have been assigned a property number are stored in this database for tracking, screening and report generation purposes. Required for audit and control. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: equip xx ( xx is dept name, such as, ee, cs, sn ) Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: All Departments and Dean's units except Computer Science

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Graduate Admissions [Description] Stores information pertaining to graduate student applications and provides an interface to generate a wide variety of response letters. Used for decision making on acceptances, stipends, fellowships, etc. Other custom report features are included. [How to Access] Web interface: EA database login Functions: view applicant data; export applicant data to file (e.g.: Excel); generate admissions emails, letters, and labels. Command to access database: admisdb [dept] Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Student Affairs Office and all Academic Departments

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Graduate Student [Description] Keeps information on all current graduate students including classes, grades, advisor, major, etc. Used for a variety of reports and decision information on student programs. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: studentdb [dept] Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Student Affairs Office and all Academic Departments

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Keys [Description] Keeps track of which keys open which rooms and which people have been issued keys. Records key type, combination code if applicable, master keys, deposits, etc. [How to Access] Web interface: https://seas.ucla.edu/databases Additional information: http://www.engineer.ucla.edu/research/safety-first/lab-access [Used By]

Output: Electrical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Material Science and Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and the central Dean's unit

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] PPDB [Description] This system daily downloads the Campus Employee DataBase (EDB) data to provide a personnel record on all SEAS employees (faculty, staff, student). A web interface allows users to generate adhoc queries for various needs. Access can be granted to very specific data, such as all employees hired for a single PI, or just apprentice titles, etc. Some of the data provided in the call program comes from here. [How to Access] Web interface: EA database login Database commands: none [Used By]

Output: All departments and SEAS Administration

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Proposals [Description] Stores the status of contract and grant proposals submitted, including PI, amount, agency, dates, turned down, awarded, etc. Generates reports. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: prodb Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: SEAS Proposals/Accounting office, with READ access by all Academic Departments

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Shops Accounting/ Ordering/ Billing [Description] This system provides accounting of Shops jobs and generates monthly Shops billing reports. Generates tape for AIS for recharges to appear in campus ledger. Includes inventory tracking and re-orders for Tool Crib. Provides status of MSR's. Maintains information on estimates, labor, internal shops materials inventory and generates a number of management reports. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: shopsdb Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Shops, Materiel Services, all Departments and several Dean's units

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Space [Description] This database records space allocation (by departments), what the room is being used for, and details of what types of permanent objects are in the rooms (i.e. power, phones, computer lines, etc.). [How to Access] Web interface: https://seas.ucla.edu/database Additional information: http://www.engineer.ucla.edu/visitor-links/faculty-and-staff [Used By]

Output: Electrical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Material Science and Engineering, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and the central Dean's unit..

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Toolcrib Lending [Description] Keeps an inventory of all items available for lending, who checks them out, when they're due back, etc. [How to Access] Web interface: none Command to access database: shopsdb ( the same as shopsdb ) Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Materiel Services

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Undergraduate Admissions [Description] Stores all information pertaining to undergraduate student applications for admissions, used for decision making on acceptances, denials, etc. [How to Access] Web interface: EA database login Functions: freshmen admissions, transfer articulation Command to access database: uadmisdb Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Student Affairs Office

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Database] Undergraduate Student [Description] Keeps all undergraduate students that are enrolled for the current quarter and their grades from previous courses passed. A degree check program gives information on course completion and eligibility for graduation. Other reports generate lists for Scholarship's, petitions filed and statistics. [How to Access] Web interface: none Commands to access database: saform students (student info); asform (advanced standing) Database commands: INFORMIX [Used By]

Output: Student Affairs Office and Counselors

EA databases — UCLA Engineering SEASnet Computing Facility


Input: [Possible causes] Patch not even looked at yet, there's still hope... [Status]

Output: New


Input: [Possible causes] The patch is not obviously correct at first glance. Making a more convincing argument, preferably in the form of a test case, may help. Waiting for feedback from the main developer in that area. [Status]

Output: Pending


Input: [Possible causes] You have done everything right; congratulations! You screwed up but AJ missed it, send a fix before someone notices ;-) [Status]

Output: Committed


Input: [Possible causes] The patch is part of a series in which a previous patch hasn't been applied. Resend when the dependent patch is fixed. [Status]

Output: Dependency


Input: [Possible causes] The patch is part of a series but it's not correctly numbered. Resend the series with correct sequence numbers to enable the testbot to figure it out. [Status]

Output: Bad sequence


Input: [Possible causes] An updated version of the patch has been submitted. Someone else fixed the problem already. [Status]

Output: Superseded


Input: [Possible causes] You need to write some test cases demonstrating that the patch is correct. [Status]

Output: Needs tests


Input: [Possible causes] The patch is deferred because of code freeze for an upcoming release. Either resend after the release, make the patch less intrusive, or make a convincing argument that it needs to be included in the release. [Status]

Output: Deferred


Input: [Possible causes] The patch belongs to another WineHQ project (website, appdb, etc.) and will be applied by the respective maintainer. [Status]

Output: Other project


Input: [Possible causes] The patch got mangled in transit. It's not relative to the latest git. Someone else sent a patch that changes the same area and causes conflicts. The patch is relative to a subdirectory (using 'git format-patch' is strongly recommended). [Status]

Output: Apply failure


Input: [Possible causes] Syntax error or other compile problem. You forgot to include some changes or new files required for compilation. The patch causes compiler warnings (maintainer mode implies -Werror). [Status]

Output: Build failure


Input: [Possible causes] The patch author's full name or email address are incorrect or missing. Whitespace got mangled in transit. Indentation is messed up (usually from editing with a non-standard tab size). 8-bit chars got mangled in transit (usually when sending patches to resource files). You are making gratuitous formatting changes to the code. You are using C++ comments. [Status]

Output: Formatting


Input: [Possible causes] You hit 'send' before attaching the patch. The mail is a reply to another patch, or spam. [Status]

Output: No patch


Input: [Possible causes] The patch has been rejected with a comment on wine-devel or #winehackers. The patch contains an obvious error that you are expected to figure out yourself. [Status]

Output: Rejected


Input: [Possible causes] A single mail contained multiple patch files. The patch contains unrelated changes that should be sent as separate patches. The patch is simply too large for review, you need to find a way to split it. [Status]

Output: Needs splitting


Input: [Possible causes] You didn't run 'make test' before submitting. The patch requires a Wine fix but doesn't use todo_wine. The patch fixes a failure but doesn't remove the corresponding todo_wine. The testbot detected new failures on Windows. [Status]

Output: Test failure


Input: [Program] Year of establishment [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: 2011

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Promoted Broker [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: OptionSmarter

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] User Panel to control the account [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: Yes

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Updated and comprehensive reporting of statistics (traffic, referred accounts, money earned, etc) [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: Yes

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Payment Plans [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: -CPA: It offers a variable CPA from $100 to $300 per referred trader. The amount of the CPA depends on the number of clients referred by the affiliate. -Revenue Share: It pays a variable Revenue Share from 10% to 30% on the income obtained by OptionSmarter from the traders referred by the affiliate. This amount depends on the amount of referrals. -Híbrido: Not at the moment.

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Subaffiliate Program [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: It offers a sub-affiliate program that pays 10% of the commissions earned each month by the members referred by promoting the services of OptionSmarter.

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Payment Options [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: Bank Wire Transfer. Cheque. Paypal. Skrill.

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Minimum payment [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: $100.

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Languajes [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: At the moment the website and the program platform are in English only, however, it also has promotional material in other languages.

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Program] Additional comments [OptionSmarter Affiliates]

Output: The biggest advantage of this affiliate program is that it allows its members to choose the commission type they wish to receive either CPA or Revenue Share, through various promotional campaigns.

Affiliate program OptionSmarter Affiliates


Input: [Feature] FS [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Input field separator


Input: [Feature] OFS [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Output field separator


Input: [Feature] RS [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Record separator


Input: [Feature] ORS [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Output record separator


Input: [Feature] NR [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Number of the record


Input: [Feature] NF [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Number of fields in a record


Input: [Feature] FILENAME [AWK] Yes [NAWK] Yes [GAWK] Yes [Description]

Output: Contains current input-file that is getting processed


Input: [Operation] runProgramInGuest [Description] Run a program in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] fileExistsInGuest [Description] Check if a file exists in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] setSharedFolderState [Description] Modify a Host-Guest shared folder [Supported on ESX?]

Output: No

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] addSharedFolder [Description] Add a Host-Guest shared folder [Supported on ESX?]

Output: No

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] removeSharedFolder [Description] Remove a Host-Guest shared folder [Supported on ESX?]

Output: No

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] listProcessesInGuest [Description] List running processes in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] killProcessInGuest [Description] Kill a process in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] runScriptInGuest [Description] Run a script in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] deleteFileInGuest [Description] Delete a file in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] createDirectoryInGuest [Description] Create a directory in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] deleteDirectoryInGuest [Description] Delete a directory in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] listDirectoryInGuest [Description] List a directory in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] copyFileFromHostToGuest [Description] Copy a file from host OS to guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] copyFileFromGuestToHost [Description] Copy a file from guest OS to host OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] renameFileInGuest [Description] Rename a file in Guest OS [Supported on ESX?]

Output: Yes

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] captureScreen [Description] Capture the screen of the VM to a local file [Supported on ESX?]

Output: No

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] writeVariable [Description] Write a variable in the VM state [Supported on ESX?]

Output: No

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Operation] readVariable [Description] Read a variable in the VM state [Supported on ESX?]

Output: No

Managing VM guests using vmrun. | VIX API Blog - VMware Blogs


Input: [Description] Developer's desktop/workstation [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Local

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] VM hosted on developers desktop or possibly development server [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Virtual Machine

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] Development server aka sandbox [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Development

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] CI build target, or for developer testing of side effects [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Integration

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] For functional, performance testing, Quality Assurance etc. [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Test/QA

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] User acceptance testing [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: UAT

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] Mirror of production environment [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Stage/Pre-production

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Description] Serves end-users/clients [Environment/Tier Name]

Output: Production/Live

Development environment - GIS Wiki | The GIS Encyclopedia


Input: [Tutorial] French KiSS for Dummies (pre-beta) by King of Yellow [Tools Used] Kiss Viewer [Description]

Output: FKiSS tutorial in Doll form Includes: How to use FKiSS to make a doll Download the doll and load into your KiSS Viewer.


Input: [Tutorial] How To French KiSS by King of Yellow [Tools Used] Kiss Viewer [Description]

Output: How to write a .CNF tutorial in Doll form Download the doll and load into your KiSS Viewer.


Input: [Tutorial] little tutorials by tea [Description]

Output: FKiSS tutorials Includes: Color cycling Randomized stuff Triggering collision after page change Using snap-to and turning it off


Input: [Tutorial] the big mac tutorial by tea [Tools Used] Mac LHA Graphic Convert PhotoShop French KiSS [OS Platform] Macintosh [Description]

Output: this is how i make my KiSS dolls. this is basically a tools tutorial, not a "how to write a .CNF" tutorial-- you should be able to figure out how to do that by opening up other people's .CNFS.


Input: [Tutorial] The How To Make KiSS Dolls Walk-Through by Dov Sherman [Tools Used] GIF2CEL [OS Platform] MS-DOS [Description]

Output: A simple step-by-step guide for the layman on the construction of KiSS dolls. Well... maybe it's not all that simple but I did my best.


Input: [Tutorial] Let's make KiSS! by Mars [Tools Used] D-Pixed PhotoShop KMK or KSB_TOOL [OS Platform] MS-DOS [Description]

Output: Includes: How to make the source pictures How to make the distribution file How to use KMK How to use KSB_TOOL Located in the KiSS Tools section.


Input: [Tutorial] KISSMAKE by Sarasina [Tools Used] SVCEL WSVC MAG ROADER [OS Platform] MS-DOS Windows [Description]

Output: In Japanese KISS production course "Let's make KISS" Ver1.1 for the beginner. Covers creation of images and conversion using WSVC or SVCEL


Input: [Tutorial] Castle in the Sky: Kisekae Tutorial by Ari [Tools Used] PlayFKiSS WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: This KISS tutorial is in no way meant to be the absolute last word on KISSing. This is simply the way I do my KISS dolls. It is a bit lengthy, which is why I've broken it up into several sections. Includes CEL, KCF, CNF, and LZH Construction


Input: [Tutorial] C'mere, let Alcy KiSS you... by Alcy [Tools Used] MSPaint Notepad PlayFKiSS KiSS Cel Workshop WSVC WinZip [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: Whee! You're a KiSS artist!! Includes CEL, KCF, CNF, and LZH Construction


Input: [Tutorial] Hagamos nuestro propio juego KISS by Son Gohan [Tools Used] WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: En Espanõl Includes:Hacer Figura base Hacer Prendas Hacer Archivo de paleta de color Hacer archivo de configuración Empacarlo para su distribución en un archivo de LHA


Input: [Tutorial] How to Kis by Dawn [Tools Used] PlayFKiSS Paint Shop Pro 5 WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: Ok! So you want to learn to KiS? hehe, well, here is perhaps the most simple tutorial of one you can possibly find! Note that it doesn't cover anything too complex.. in fact, there isn't ANYTHING complex about it!!!


Input: [Tutorial] How to KiSS by Gilbert Roulot [Tools Used] WKiSS WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: On this page, you will find several tutorials that will help you with learning the basic of KiSS set making. In these tutorial I used windows KiSS making tools. So I don't know how useful they can be for a non-Windows user.


Input: [Tutorial] KiSS the Emby Way by Emby Quinn [Tools Used] WCel WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: A lot of people (and I do mean a LOT OF PEOPLE!) ask me for tips and tricks on how to make KiSS dolls. I'm not a good teacher, but I'm decent at putting things into plain English. Revealed here for the first time (gasp!) is the process by which Emby Quinn makes her KiSS dolls. Please note: Most of these tips are useful only for beginners, and for Windows users at that. Still, experienced KiSS artists, or artists on a different platform, might find something they can use as well. ^.^


Input: [Tutorial] KiSSing made easy by K. Gavlas [Tools Used] PlayFKiSS, KiSSLD, or WKiSS WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: In This KiSS tutorial, I will walk you through the basics of KiSS, and in the end you will be able to download the KiSS Data Set I use to display the steps of KiSSing, examine its construction, and make your own KiSS!


Input: [Tutorial] Moni-chan's Little Tutorials by Moni-chan [Tools Used] MS Paintbrush WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: I often get the same questions e-mailed to me, so I thought that if I answered them mainly on my webpage, it might be easier than if I answer the same questions to everyone ^.^ Includes How to Cel and How to FKiSS


Input: [Tutorial] PlayFKiSS Tutorials by Chad Randall [Tools Used] PlayFKiSS [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: Includes: Creating KiSS sets with PlayFKiSS Explanation of bitmaps and palettes


Input: [Tutorial] Satori's KiSS Walk-Through For Windows 3.1 In Plain English by Satori [Tools Used] Any paint program supporting BMP WSVC [OS Platform] Windows [Description]

Output: Now, through experience, I have noticed that most KiSS Walk-Throughs, while very informative and precise, assume that the reader must have some experience with writing code. Unfortunately, that is usually not the case, as some people interested in making KiSS dolls have strictly artistic leanings (like me). This has inspired yours truly to explain, in Plain English, how to make a KiSS doll on a Windows 3.1 computer.


Input: [-] X

Output: The tool detected the seeded rule violation in our benchmark programs.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] C

Output: The vendor claims the tool will detect violations of this rule, but we were unable to acquire a copy of the tool to verify the claim.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] CD

Output: The vendor claims the tool will detect violations of this rule dynamically, but we were unable to acquire a copy of the tool to verify the claim.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] CWP

Output: The vendor claims that users can program the tool to detect violations of the constraint. We did not attempt to verify the claim.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] RC

Output: One or more readers claim that versions of the tool released after the article was published will detect violations of this rule. We did not attempt to verify the claim.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 1

Output: Warning issued that functions containing static variables are not expanded inline.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 2

Output: Will note a nonvirtual destructor in classes with virtual functions.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 3

Output: Vendor claims the condition will be detected, but tests exposed at least one failure to do so.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 4

Output: A diagnostic is issued only when the calls to new and delete are within the same function.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 5

Output: Erroneously diagnosed an error in a valid source file.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 6

Output: Doesn't diagnose this particular condition, but uses similar heuristics to identify classes where assignment operators and copy constructors should be declared.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 7

Output: A diagnostic is issued that hints at the problem, but the problem is not directly identified.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 8

Output: A diagnostic is issued only when the member is initialized in the body of the constructor.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 9

Output: (This note is not used.)

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 10

Output: Attempts to warn about this only when the condition would cause a runtime problem, but tests showed at least one failure to do so.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 11

Output: The vendor claims that users can program the tool to detect violations of the constraint, but technical support was unable to describe how when asked.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 12

Output: A constraint to enforce the rule can be written, but the HP parser doesn't yet support explicit.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 13

Output: This condition isn't detected, but use of uninitialized memory is dynamically detected.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [-] Note 14

Output: "-Rcplus" used, but Abraxas describes this as a "tutorial and example file" not designed for production use.

Scott Meyers: A First Look at C++ Program Analyzers

The tool failed to detect violations of this rule on our benchmark programs.


Input: [Action] Join all documentation resources [Date] From February 1st 2013 to March 12th 2013 [Status]

Output: Current

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [Action] Sugar feature cycle begins Time to purpose the ways to write and provide documentation. [Date] March [Status]

Output: Current

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [Action] Writing Time to have user guides for Sugar and its core activities. [Date] From March 12th 2013 [Status]

Output: Pending

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [Action] Add your point here... [Date] Unknown [Status]

Output: Unknown

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [Action] Sugar feature cycle closes Deadline to purpose new ideas. [Date] July 29th 2013 (??) [Status]

Output: Coming

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [Action] Sugar 1.0 Release Candidate Time to update documentation Screenshots. [Date] Waiting for Sugar 1.0 Release Schedule [Status]

Output: Coming

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [Action] Sugar 1.0.x bugfixed Release All work is released. [Date] Waiting for Sugar 1.0 Release Schedule [Status]

Output: Coming

Documentation Team/Notes/1.0 - Sugar Labs


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is active and currently up-to-date. [Status]

Output: Active


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is preliminary and not ready for distribution. [Status]

Output: Draft


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is in the Frequently Asked Questions format. [Status]

Output: FAQ


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is a procedure or policy document. [Status]

Output: Procedure/Policy


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is in review and not approved for distribution. [Status]

Output: Under Review


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is in on hold for some reason. [Status]

Output: Pending


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The document is no longer relevant. [Status]

Output: Expired


Input: [Version] 7.3 [Added] Shoutbox Last Server Remote control AutoToggle [Notes] Added the new loading as a backup. Fixed an issue with vip features not disabling Fixed an issue with certain modules not turning off when disabling the client Attempted to spread & organize the modules abit [Removed]

Output: IRC

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 6.7 [Added] Item value AutoVIPFriend AutoAttack Enemy [Notes] Fixed an issue with remoteview Fixed an issue where the hwid caused a small amount of fps drop Many minor bug fixes Massive changes to the event system that might cause issues Fixed nuker not bypassing ncp Fixed an issue with the checker & accounts that contains the email aswell Minimized autoarmor’s looping & put in the inventory button it had before 5.0 Added AutoCrafting button on inventory, now also supports 2×2 crafting, & if a crafting table is near it will attempt to use that insted of the 2×2 Modules now allow for more custom settings than just id & mode, first module to implement this is nuker, (will more than likely become vip in the future) Reduced Text Radar & Radar entity looping Remoteview now shows armor & hand item when going to the inventory Rewrote how block updating/getting is handled to reduce looping Rewrote how entity updating/getting is handled now also prioritizes much better Enemies > Players > hostile mobs is the current system & in some cases loop less. Changed bowaimbot abit [Removed]

Output: Godmode Proxy Manager Annihilator (Nuker has a multi id setting now)

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 6.6 [Added] ID to jetpack Drop hand to drop command Added the perm wc textured [Notes] Recode search & xray removed a couple of events from them to make it lagg less. no longer supports opacity [Removed]

Output: Shoutbox it was using to many resources & resulted in me losing my mysql database

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 5.9 [Added] Radar is now resizeable Download function to stresser [Known Bugs] RearView bugs out when advanced opengl is on Shoutbox cannot send messages [Notes] Heavy encrypted the vip checks to prevent server admins from checking your vip status Tweaked autostew Hopefully fixed a chunk error with rearview & also made it zoom out 20% Added health to wc labels Tweaked labels & bigname Minor bugs & spell errors fixed [Removed]

Output: Map texture

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 4.5 [Known Bugs] Autotool does not pick sword [Notes] Removed more broken/patched features to get ready to the new WeepCraft Fixed alt manager search function [Removed]

Output: Spam in console Pwnage Crasher Remoteview Disable WeepCraft Crit Font

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 4.4 [Known Bugs] Autotool does not pick sword Am sure there more bugs since a lot of things has changed. feel free to inform of so in the help section on the forums [Notes] Updated to Minecraft 1.6.2 Fixed scorebroads not showing some of the features removed in this version will come back. [Removed]

Output: Emo Wallhack Climb Heads from alt manager Logo

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 3.9 [Notes] More stable vip system More stable loading [Removed]

Output: Removed unique id’s generated when downloaded it was to much of a load for my host to handle

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 3.6 [Added] Pwnage Crasher Stress*VIP (Beta feature noway near done) [Notes] HotFix for FPS issues with 3.5 Minor changes to the loading Readded those features you all whine so much about… if weepcraft continue to get issues due to those features it will be closed entirely. i guess that is what you want [Removed]

Output: WeepServer auto add

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 3.5 [Added] BigNames Nuker control *VIP NukerLegit control *VIP Readded that buggy Godmode you all ask for -.- Crit [Notes] Fixed all modes having double [] when typed wrong Fixed protect not protecting nametags Changed the rendering abit Improved VIP system [Removed]

Output: Credits AutoDig

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 3.4 [Notes] Fixed some rendering issues Changed the loading alot Fixed vip command The reasons for the removed features are simple. they causing too many problems with victims of these features [Removed]

Output: Crasher Pwnage BlackList Reload Proxy Scraper (it was broken & since it was mainly used for crasher & pwnage i didnt feel the need to fix it now where they are gone)

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 2.6 [Added] ESP *Supports (minecraftcart chests, chest, enderchest), Furnace, EnchantmentTable, Or all above Server Status (tells you if the server is cracked) enabled by default MouseOver Screen menu Biome Screen menu [Known Bugs] Crasher & Pwnage is broken [Notes] Changed some buttons around Remade Nuker Remade Afkdetect now support modes Waypoints now support modes (Death, Lightning, Both) Fixed a crash issue with displaying new screen WeepCraft Server blackList. add your Servers on WeepCraft.tk [Removed]

Output: Chestesp

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 2.4 [Added] Excavator *VIP [Known Bugs] Save file makes a bunch of dupes for some reason [Notes] Fixed autosign Updated Optifine Added more frames to WeepCraft menu Changed fullbright [Removed]

Output: Advanced hud mod.

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 2.2 [Added] Auto Command Modes for HackHub Build bypass More advanced Custom build [Known Bugs] Main menu display wrong Version info Sliders removes Player is not drawn in information menu [Notes] Fixed nofall Recoded WeepCraft bases saving will not work with old saves Made nocheat enable by default so retarded people stop complaining that shit dont bypass Made console messages send chat messages if console is not open Improved AutoStew on nocheat servers VIP Price increase too 5 (from 3) Fixed one CraftSquare Reduced weepcraft size Hwid VIPs will need to resend the new HWID [Removed]

Output: Killswich too many false positive

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [Version] 0.4 [Added] Some more hints [Known Bugs] Waypoints dont save [Notes] Fixed Auto mining not disabling Hotfix for signs not displaying [Removed]

Output: God

WeepCraft Hacked Client for Minecraft 1.7.2-1.7.10/1.6.4


Input: [1] SSRS [2] PowerPivot/ Excel/ Sharepoint [3] Comments [0]

Output: Requirement

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] Create data sources and then datasets to return the data you want [2] Import data into PowerPivot ‘tables’ from Excel, RDBMSes, OData feeds [3] There’s a slight difference between the data sources here, but the most important case is always going to be getting data from a RDBMS, which both do well. The key difference, though, is that in general with SSRS you get data on demand through parameterised queries, whereas with PowerPivot you import all the data you’re ever likely to need up front. [0]

Output: Get data from a number of different sources

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] No real solution here, though SSRS developers have wanted to be able to do joins on datasets for a while. The new R2 lookup functions partly address this. [2] Create joins between PowerPivot tables [3] PowerPivot has the obvious advantage here, although for SSRS you can argue that in most cases any data integration should be happening upstream in your ETL. [0]

Output: Integrate that data

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] Use SSRS expressions [2] Use DAX calculations [3] I’d say that SSRS expressions, while as not powerful as DAX, are easier for most people to understand; however there are a lot of things that only DAX can do. [0]

Output: Perform calculations on that data

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] Use BIDS if you’re a developer, or Report Builder if you’re a power user [2] Use Excel or any client tool that speaks MDX (including SSRS) [3] For developers, BIDS is a great tool for creating reports. However SSRS has always struggled with Report Builder – in my experience users find it too difficult. And that’s where Excel comes into its own: it’s a powerful tool and most end-users are familiar with it. [0]

Output: Create reports from that data

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] Deploy up to your SSRS server [2] Publish to Excel Services/Sharepoint [3] The advantage SSRS has here is that most companies have no problem with the IT department setting up an SSRS server. On the other hand, Sharepoint is a Big Deal. If your company has a Sharepoint strategy, and is planning on installing Sharepoint 2010 Enterprise Edition, you’ll be fine with PowerPivot. If not, and I guess many companies are in this position, you have a problem. [0]

Output: Publish reports to a wider audience

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] SSRS handles exporting to a lot of different formats [2] Export to Excel isn’t a problem, but other formats are a bit trickier (though doable) [3] SSRS has the clear advantage here [0]

Output: Export reports to a variety of formats

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] Again, SSRS has a lot of options for controlling when reports are refreshed [2] PowerPivot’s functionality for scheduling when data is refreshed is a bit v1.0 [3] SSRS has the advantage again [0]

Output: Schedule report refresh

Random Thoughts | Chris Webb's BI Blog | Page 2


Input: [1] Name [2] Value [0]

Output: Category

Anatomy of an Automation for the Tfs Automation Platform | naked ALM - Expert in DevOps & ALM with Visual Studio, TFS, & Scrum


Input: [1] Generic [2] Generic Automation Platform settings and configuration [0]

Output: TfsAutomationPlatform

Anatomy of an Automation for the Tfs Automation Platform | naked ALM - Expert in DevOps & ALM with Visual Studio, TFS, & Scrum


Input: [1] Plugins [2] List of installed plugins and their current status [0]

Output: TfsAutomationPlatform

Anatomy of an Automation for the Tfs Automation Platform | naked ALM - Expert in DevOps & ALM with Visual Studio, TFS, & Scrum


Input: [1] Mappings [2] List of TFS objects and which plugins are mapped to each one [0]

Output: TfsAutomationPlatform

Anatomy of an Automation for the Tfs Automation Platform | naked ALM - Expert in DevOps & ALM with Visual Studio, TFS, & Scrum


Input: [1] Default [2] Default and single instance settings [0]

Output: TfsAutomationPlatform -[Automation]

Anatomy of an Automation for the Tfs Automation Platform | naked ALM - Expert in DevOps & ALM with Visual Studio, TFS, & Scrum


Input: [1] [Instance] [2] Settings that pertain to an individual configured instance of an automation [0]

Output: TfsAutomationPlatform -[Automation]

Anatomy of an Automation for the Tfs Automation Platform | naked ALM - Expert in DevOps & ALM with Visual Studio, TFS, & Scrum


Input: [Fix It!] Mechanics can address questions and find helpful information on the best way to fix car troubles by posting blogs and pictures on Windows Live Writer. [0]

Output: Overview

Windows Live Writer - Web 2.0 Tools - New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning - Confluence


Input: [Fix It!] Given a computer with Windows Live Writer, mechanics from a local body shop will look up information on how to fix a certain car properly and post pictures of that car. The development of the blog will allow the mechanics to find support and suggestions for successfully fixing a variety of car problems. [0]

Output: Objective

Windows Live Writer - Web 2.0 Tools - New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning - Confluence


Input: [Fix It!] 12.4.9: Use technology for all aspects of creating, revising, editing, and publishing. 12.5.7: Use precise technical or scientific language when appropriate for topic and audience. 12.6.2: Produce writing that shows accurate spelling and correct punctuation and capitalization. [0]

Output: Standards

Windows Live Writer - Web 2.0 Tools - New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning - Confluence


Input: [Fix It!] Computer with Internet access Windows Live Writer [0]

Output: Materials

Windows Live Writer - Web 2.0 Tools - New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning - Confluence


Input: [Fix It!] Inform the mechanics of the new resource at their disposal for finding information on car troubles Teach everyone how to post and edit on Windows Live Writer Make sure the mechanics are taking advantage of the blog to ask and find needed information [0]

Output: Procedure

Windows Live Writer - Web 2.0 Tools - New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning - Confluence


Input: [Fix It!] A blog filled with answered questions and helpful hints will result in the success of fixing a variety of car troubles by the mechanics using the blog. [0]

Output: Evaluation

Windows Live Writer - Web 2.0 Tools - New Possibilities for Teaching and Learning - Confluence


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] Comments can be turned on globally or on a per post basis with WordPress. [Feature]

Output: Comments

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] Feeds come automatically with WordPress blogs. They include full blog content, comments only, category feeds, and customizable feeds. [Feature]

Output: Feeds

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] Video can be uploaded as an image and easily linked to from a WordPress blog. [Feature]

Output: Video

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] There are no simple tools for adding a table to a post in a WordPress blog. These must be hand-coded. They are not normally used in most blogs. [Feature]

Output: Tables

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress allows easy uploading of graphics, photographs and all images. [Feature]

Output: Graphics and Photographic Images

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] The latest versions of WordPress handle thumbnail links automatically when using the Rich Text Editor. [Feature]

Output: Thumbnail And Full Size Image Links

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress comes with pseudo-static Pages, and static web pages can be integrated into the WordPress Theme. [Feature]

Output: Static Pages

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] Blogrolls come built-in and ready to use with all versions of WordPress. Link lists and resources are manually written, though there have been WordPress Plugins to help manage those. [Feature]

Output: Blogroll/Link Lists

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress handles incorporation of a forum. [Feature]

Output: Forums

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] There are articles and information available for incorporating a wiki into a WordPress blog, so this is possible. [Feature]

Output: Wiki

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] While not for the timid, there are ways of incorporating Live Chats into WordPress. Do I want this? No. But it’s good to know I could. [Feature]

Output: Live Chats

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] There are WordPress Plugins which will automatically register, unregister, and email alerts out to email subscribers advising them of newly posted information on your WordPress blog. [Feature]

Output: Email Subscriptions

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Maybe [Comments] There might be a WordPress Plugin that may help with Newsletter registration and subscriptions, but this will probably have to be handled outside of WordPress. [Feature]

Output: Newsletter Registration

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress Themes will easily accommodate non-WordPress search tools. I’d love to use the built-in search but it doesn’t search non-WordPress web pages that might be included. [Feature]

Output: Replace The Built-In Search Function

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] If I need site registration or private posts, WordPress makes it easy. [Feature]

Output: Site Registration

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress allows for multiple users and administrators at all different levels of authority and access from simple posting and no editing up to full control over the blog. I can set the permissions and authorities for each user. [Feature]

Output: Multiple Users, Contributors, and Administrators

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] Consistent HTML tags and styles need to be applied to these, and these can be set using WordPress Quicktag buttons on the Write Post panel. I can manually code those Quicktag buttons or use a Quicktag Button WordPress Plugin to create them from the Administration Panels. There are also some WordPress Plugins for automatically creating footnotes, which will make this process even easier. [Feature]

Output: Citations, Credits, Captions, and Footnotes

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress can handle name list links within a WordPress Page. All that is necessary is that the links be coded to the WordPress search string, which is fairly easy with familiarity of HTML. [Feature]

Output: Name Lists

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress can easily accommodate traditional static pages with the WordPress Theme and has built-in pseudo-static Pages, for easy inclusion. [Feature]

Output: Integration Of Non-Blog Format Web Pages

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress will integrate well with many non-WordPress tools and utilities when it comes to incorporating the WordPress Theme design within these non-WordPress tools. If these tools require access to their own database or database tables, WordPress can usually work with this, too, though familiarity with web page design, WordPress Themes, WordPress coding, MySQL, and PHP may be necessary. [Feature]

Output: Integration Of Non-Wordpress Tools And Utilities

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [Can WordPress Do This?] Yes [Comments] WordPress blogs can easily accommodate ads, from within posts and within the WordPress Theme template files. The WordPress Theme can also be integrated within an online store. [Feature]

Output: Commerce/Shops

Genealogy Blog: Determining What Features I Want in My Blog « Lorelle on WordPress


Input: [0] Applications [Datacenter Virtualization] Multi-tiered applications defined in a traditional, “enterprise” way [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: “Re-architected” applications to fit into the cloud paradigm

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [0] Interfaces [Datacenter Virtualization] Feature-rich API and administration portal [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Simple cloud APIs and self-service portal

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [0] Management Capabilities [Datacenter Virtualization] Complete life-cycle management of virtual and physical resources [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Simplified life-cycle management of virtual resources with abstraction of underlying infrastructure

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [0] Cloud Deployment [Datacenter Virtualization] Mostly private [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Mostly public

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [0] Internal Design [Datacenter Virtualization] Bottom-up design dictated by the management of datacenter complexity [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Top-down design dictated by the efficient implementation of cloud interfaces

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [0] Enterprise Capabilities [Datacenter Virtualization] High availability, fault tolerance, replication, scheduling… provided by the cloud management platform [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Most of them built into the application, as in “design for failure”

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [0] Datacenter Integration [Datacenter Virtualization] Easy to adapt to fit into any existing infrastructure environment to leverage IT investments [Infrastructure Provision]

Output: Built on new, homogeneous commodity infrastructure

Eucalyptus, CloudStack, OpenStack & OpenNebula: A Tale of Two Cloud Models | Open Source Cloud


Input: [Support] DEFAULT [Comment] Default engine as of MySQL 3.23 with great perform... [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: MyISAM

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] CSV storage engine [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: CSV

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] Collection of identical MyISAM tables [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: MRG_MYISAM

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] /dev/null storage engine (anything you write to it... [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: BLACKHOLE

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] Federated MySQL storage engine [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: FEDERATED

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] Supports transactions, row-level locking, and fore... [Transactions] YES [XA] YES [Savepoints] YES [Engine]

Output: InnoDB

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] Archive storage engine [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: ARCHIVE

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Support] YES [Comment] Hash based, stored in memory, useful for temporary... [Transactions] NO [XA] NO [Savepoints] NO [Engine]

Output: MEMORY

Access data from remote database server using FEDERATED Storage Engine in MySQL 5.0 and up


Input: [Status] UNCONFIRMED [Responsible] QA [Meaning]

Output: not confirmed; filed by inexperienced reporter


Input: [Status] CONFIRMED [Responsible] QA [Meaning]

Output: can reproduce, not an obvious dupe


Input: [Status] READY_TO_FIX [Responsible] Dev [Meaning]

Output: has appropriate QA/UX work complete, ready for a developer


Input: [Status] IN_PROGRESS [Responsible] Dev [Meaning]

Output: developer is working on a patch


Input: [Status] RESOLVED [Responsible] QA [Meaning]

Output: patch has been committed to trunk


Input: [Status] VERIFIED [Responsible] n/a [Meaning]

Output: fix has been QAed in builds


Input: [0] Chrome Supported uses html5 player Supported uses flash player

Output: Supported uses flash player

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [0] Firefox Supported uses html5 player Supported uses flash player

Output: Supported uses flash player

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [0] IE Supported uses html5 player Supported uses flash player

Output: Supported uses flash player

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [0] Safari Supported uses html5 player Supported uses flash player

Output: Supported uses flash player

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [0] Android Supported uses html5 player Fallback Option uses mp4 progressive fallback

Output: Fallback Option uses mp4 progressive fallback

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [0] iOS Supported uses html5 player Supported uses native player

Output: Fallback Option uses mp4 progressive fallback

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [0] Cloudfront Delivery Supported but not essential and streaming directly from Signed Amazon S3 Urls Supported but not essential and streaming directly from Signed Amazon S3 Urls

Output: Supported uses Cloudfront Distribution with Signed Urls

S3Bubble | Media Streaming And Analytics


Input: [Web Page] YXX Release Numbers [Description]

Output: Web page for detailed information about the release number convention.


Input: [Web Page] Algorithm Theoretical Basis Documents (ATBD) [Description]

Output: A complete description of the physical and mathematical algorithms used in the generation of the data products.


Input: [Web Page] Laser Operational Periods [Description]

Output: Important information about laser operating periods and data releases, including metadata table The Attributes for ICESat Laser Operations Periods


Input: [Web Page] Surface-type Mask [Description]

Output: Global mask to flag surface types for use in creating standard ICESat/GLAS data products.


Input: [Web Page] NASA Wallops Flight Facility's ICESat/GLAS Web site [Description]

Output: Links to release notes on Wallops Flight Facility's Web site


Input: [Web Page] ICESat Science Investigator-led Processing System (I-SIPS) Release Information [Description]

Output: Table summarizing release information for all ICESat/GLAS data distributed by NSIDC


Input: [Web Page] ICESat pointing cal/val and obatt file correction summary [Description]

Output: Summaries of ICESat laser periods, processing, Optical Bench ATTitude (obatt) correction, pointing bias correction, and cal/val correction.


Input: [Web Page] ICESat Laser 1 Summary [Description]

Output: Description of details concerning the unique nature of the laser 1 period. Laser 1 was turned on 20 February 2003 and failed on 29 March 2003.


Input: [Web Page] Illustration of Gain-Related Saturation Bias in Laser 1 Campaign Data from Lake Vostok Area Crossovers [Description]

Output: Detailed analysis showing that prior to 13 March 2003 elevation values with gain values below 13 may have reduced precision relative to other Laser 1 and subsequent ICESat data.


Input: [0] Service Plan [Share Hosting Package] Standard packages will be provided. Server recourse will be different for different service packages. [Dedicated Server Package]

Output: Exclusive Resources Allocation: Whole server is dedicated for only one customer’s usage, Customized server configuration like CPU, Ram will be provided as request.


Input: [0] Control Level [Share Hosting Package] Customer could control their webpage and email system only. [Dedicated Server Package]

Output: Maximum Control right: Customer have the rights to control the server and install any legal software to the server.


Input: [0] System Security [Share Hosting Package] CommuniLink professional engineers are frequently monitoring the systems to prevent abnormalities or illegal activities, so to provide you secured web-based services and stable email service. [Dedicated Server Package]

Output: Highest Security System: Compare with share hosting service, Dedicated server service has higher security as only one customer will using the server. In addition, customer could join additional firewall to have your own personal setting and higher security.


Input: [0] Storage Space [Share Hosting Package] Web space, email space and database storage are fixed with the plan chosen. Additional service fee is required if you would like to increase the storage. [Dedicated Server Package]

Output: Flexible storage management: Storage space is depended on the size of harddisk of the server (73GB up). Customer could choose a suitable harddisk when placing the order.


Input: [0] Account Setup [Share Hosting Package] Each hosting package is only providing for one domain use only. [Dedicated Server Package]

Output: Multi Domain: Customer could setup more than one domain in the same dedicated server, which help you saving the cost for extra web space and easier to manage.


Input: [0] System Maintenance [Share Hosting Package] CommuniLink is responsible for system and hardware maintenance. [Dedicated Server Package]

Output: Maintenance Program: CommuniLink is responsible for the hardware maintenance after joining the dedicated server service. Customer may also join our server maintenance (system maintenance) service and CommuniLink will help you to monitor the system and server.


Input: [0] Single drive [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raid-0 [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raid-1 [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raid-1+0 [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raid-5 [ZFS] Noi [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raid-5+0 [ZFS] No [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raidzii [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Raidz+0 [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Non-endian specific [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Import/Export Pools/Dataset [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] Not automated [Linux LVM+Raid] Not automated [Linux Raid]

Output: Not automated

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] iostat built to gives details of IO utilization [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Snapshots/online? [ZFS] Yes/online [Linux LVM] Yes/offline only [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes/offline only [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Requires separate slice [ZFS] No [Linux LVM] Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Uses more than 1% of data space to create [ZFS] No [Linux LVM] Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Rollbackiii [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Clonesiv [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Convert from single drive to raid1 [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Convert from Raid1 to Raid 1+0 [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] N/A [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Convert from Raid1 to Raid5/z [ZFS] No/may be possible in the future [Linux LVM] N/A [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes/offline [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes/offline

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Grow a raid0 [ZFS] Yes/Yes [Linux LVM] Yes/Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes/yes [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes/Yes

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Grow a raid5/z [ZFS] No/may be possible in the future [Linux LVM] Yes/offline [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes/offline [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes/offline

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Convert from Raid5/z to Raid5/z+0 [ZFS] Yes/Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes/yes [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Handles whole disk failure [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: Yes

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Checksum's all data [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Copes with disk corruption [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] Nov [Linux LVM+Raid] Nov [Linux Raid]

Output: Nov

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Optional On Disk Compression [ZFS] Yes built in. [Linux LVM] No/requires another layer of software [Linux LVM+Raid] No/requires another layer of software [Linux Raid]

Output: No/requires another layer of software

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Multiple volume/filesystems per device/pool [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] Yes [Linux LVM+Raid] Yes [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Integrated NFS support [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Recursively apply File system attributes [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Built-in backup/restore support [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Space Shared between all filesystems in the pool/dataset [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] You preallocate space per filesystem [Linux LVM+Raid] You preallocate space per filesystem [Linux Raid]

Output: One filesystem per device

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Integrated quotas [ZFS] Per filesystem [Linux LVM] Not Integrated but more flexible [Linux LVM+Raid] Not Integrated but more flexible [Linux Raid]

Output: Not Integrated but more flexible

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Integrated Reservations [ZFS] Yes [Linux LVM] No [Linux LVM+Raid] No [Linux Raid]

Output: No

Unix Consultants | ZFS vs. Linux Raid + LVM


Input: [0] Preview files [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Access files in local cache [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: Yes

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Access files not in local cache [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] EPDM Search [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Document History [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Get earlier versions of files [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Edit files you have checked out [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: Yes

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Update fields in data card [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Add new folders to the vault [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: Yes

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Add new files to the vault [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: Yes

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Change state (workflow) [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] See BOM and Contains/Where Used [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Add-ins functionality [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [0] Vault administration [On-line] Yes [Off-line]

Output: No

Working Offline in SolidWorks Enterprise PDM


Input: [Description] Effect Gallery [Version 2.x] Yes [Version 3.x]

Output: Not Yet


Input: [Description] Fade in/Out on effects [Version 2.x] Yes [Version 3.x]

Output: Not Yet


Input: [Description] Projects [Version 2.x] Yes [Version 3.x]

Output: Not Yet


Input: [Description] Data saved and retrieved from database [Version 2.x] Yes [Version 3.x]

Output: Not Yet


Input: [Description] Ability to play mp3 and watch Nutcracker animations [Version 2.x] No [Version 3.x]

Output: Yes


Input: [Description] Convert between different sequencers [Version 2.x] No [Version 3.x]

Output: Yes


Input: [port] 22 [access origin] Hopper [purpose] SSH access for remote administration [service]

Output: SSH

SystemAdministration/Systems/Lists - CAcert Wiki


Input: [port] 25 [access origin] tunix/Email [purpose] for receiving email to be distributed [service]

Output: smtp

SystemAdministration/Systems/Lists - CAcert Wiki


Input: [port] 80 [access origin] all [purpose] http redirects clients to https [service]

Output: http

SystemAdministration/Systems/Lists - CAcert Wiki


Input: [port] 443 [access origin] all [purpose] Proves https access to list software for users and admin [service]

Output: https

SystemAdministration/Systems/Lists - CAcert Wiki


Input: [port] 4433 [access origin] localhost [purpose] Proves phpmyadmin to administer the local database [service]

Output: https

SystemAdministration/Systems/Lists - CAcert Wiki


Input: [port] 5000 [access origin] localhost [purpose] dkim-milter to sign outgoing messages and verify incoming messages [service]

Output: milter

SystemAdministration/Systems/Lists - CAcert Wiki