Input: [Feature] length(array) [POSIX awk] no [GNU awk 3.1.6] yes (new in 3.1.5), but not in POSIX mode [Busybox awk 1.11.3] no [mawk 1.3.3] no [nawk (solaris 2.8)] no no [tawk x.xx] unknown yes! [NetBSD? awk 20030729] yes [jawk 1.02]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] asort() [POSIX awk] no [GNU awk 3.1.6] yes, but not in POSIX mode [Busybox awk 1.11.3] no [mawk 1.3.3] no [nawk (solaris 2.8)] no no [tawk x.xx] unknown no [NetBSD? awk 20030729] no [jawk 1.02]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] FNR [POSIX awk] yes [GNU awk 3.1.6] yes [Busybox awk 1.11.3] yes [mawk 1.3.3] yes [nawk (solaris 2.8)] yes yes [tawk x.xx] unknown yes [NetBSD? awk 20030729] yes [jawk 1.02]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] ARGV array [POSIX awk] yes [GNU awk 3.1.6] yes [Busybox awk 1.11.3] yes [mawk 1.3.3] yes [nawk (solaris 2.8)] yes yes [tawk x.xx] unknown yes [NetBSD? awk 20030729] yes [jawk 1.02]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] print (and possibly others?) in for definition [POSIX awk] yes? [GNU awk 3.1.6] yes [Busybox awk 1.11.3] no [mawk 1.3.3] no [nawk (solaris 2.8)] yes no [tawk x.xx] unknown yes [NetBSD? awk 20030729] yes [jawk 1.02]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] $0 contains the last record in the END block [POSIX awk] yes? [GNU awk 3.1.6] yes [Busybox awk 1.11.3] yes [mawk 1.3.3] yes [nawk (solaris 2.8)] no no [tawk x.xx] unknown yes [NetBSD? awk 20030729] no [jawk 1.02]

Output: no


Input: [Sr.] 1 [ASP.net] View is called before controller. [ASP.net MVC]

Output: Controller renders view based on action as a result of the user interaction on the User Interface.


Input: [Sr.] 2 [ASP.net] It’s easily work for a small team where focus is on RAD (Rapid Application Development). [ASP.net MVC]

Output: It’s very well work for big projects where focus on testability and maintainability.


Input: [Sr.] 3 [ASP.net] ASP.net manages by using view state and server based controls. [ASP.net MVC]

Output: ASP.net MVC doesn’t maintain state information by using view state.


Input: [Sr.] 4 [ASP.net] The View State also increases your page size [ASP.net MVC]

Output: Usually size of page is small.


Input: [Sr.] 5 [ASP.net] ASP.net is an event driven programming like a windows application. [ASP.net MVC]

Output: ASP.net MVC isn’t an event driven programming.


Input: [Sr.] 6 [ASP.net] It can be reduce your time with the help of drag and drop facilities. [ASP.net MVC]

Output: You lose the drag and drop feature.


Input: [0] 1 [Administrator Settings] Use UUID for cftoken [Path] Server Settings > Settings [Secure Profile] Enabled Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Enabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 2 [Administrator Settings] Disable access to internal ColdFusion Java components [Path] Server Settings > Settings [Secure Profile] Enabled Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Disabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 3 [Administrator Settings] Enable Global Script Protection [Path] Server Settings > Settings [Secure Profile] Enabled Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Enabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 4 [Administrator Settings] Maximum size of post data [Path] Server Settings > Settings [Secure Profile] 20MB Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: 20MB

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 5 [Administrator Settings] Missing Template Handler [Path] Server Settings > Settings [Secure Profile] Custom missing error template Retained if specified [Default Admin Profile]

Output: No Value

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 6 [Administrator Settings] Site-wide Error Handler [Path] Server Settings > Settings [Secure Profile] Custom site-wide error template Retained if specified [Default Admin Profile]

Output: No Value

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 7 [Administrator Settings] Request Queue Timeout Page [Path] Server Settings > Request Tuning [Secure Profile] Custom error template Retained if specified [Default Admin Profile]

Output: No value

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 8 [Administrator Settings] Cookie Timeout [Path] Server Settings > Memory Variables [Secure Profile] 1440 minutes N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: 15767000 minutes

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 9 [Administrator Settings] Disabling updating of ColdFusion internal cookies using ColdFusion tags/functions [Path] Server Settings > Memory Variables [Secure Profile] Enabled N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Disabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 10 [Administrator Settings] Enable WebSocket Server [Path] Server Settings > WebSocket [Secure Profile] Disabled N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Enabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 11 [Administrator Settings] Start Flash Policy Server [Path] Server Settings > WebSocket [Secure Profile] Disabled N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Enabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 12 [Administrator Settings] Allowed SQL (all settings) [Path] Data & Services > Data Sources > database > Advanced Settings [Secure Profile] Create, Drop, Alter, Grant, Revoke, Stored Procedures are disabled Retained if specified [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Enabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 13 [Administrator Settings] Enable Robust Exception Information [Path] Debugging & Logging > Debug Output Settings [Secure Profile] Disabled Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Disabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 14 [Administrator Settings] Enable CFSTAT [Path] Debugging & Logging > Debug Output Settings [Secure Profile] Disabled Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Enabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 15 [Administrator Settings] Select the type of Administrator authentication [Path] Security > Administrator [Secure Profile] Separate user name and password authentication (allows multiple users) N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Use a single password only

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 16 [Administrator Settings] Enable RDS Service [Path] Security > RDS [Secure Profile] Disabled N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Configurable at install time

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 17 [Administrator Settings] Select the type of RDS authentication [Path] Security > RDS [Secure Profile] Separate user name and password authentication (allows multiple users) N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Use a single password only

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 18 [Administrator Settings] Enable ColdFusion Sandbox Security [Path] Security > Sandbox Security [Secure Profile] Disabled Overwritten [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Disabled

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [0] 19 [Administrator Settings] Allowed IP addresses for ColdFusion Administrator access [Path] Security > Allowed IP Addresses [Secure Profile] Available at install time N/A [Default Admin Profile]

Output: Not available at install time

Administering ColdFusion Security - ColdFusion, English documentation - Adobe Learning Resources


Input: [Features] Intel® Xeon® processor E3-1200 v2 product family [Benefits]

Output: Server-class performance, reliability, and security at entry-level price points Up to 13 percent performance improvement over previous-generation Intel® Xeon® processor-based servers1

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® microarchitecture [Benefits]

Output: Enhanced performance and energy efficiency Industry-leading Intel® silicon technology (22nm Hi-k process technology) Intel® Smart Cache technology, with up to 8 MB last-level cache

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Support for error-correcting code (ECC) memory [Benefits]

Output: Better data integrity and system reliability through automatic data correction Detects and corrects up to 99.988 percent of all memory errors

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST) with e-mail alerting [Benefits]

Output: Uninterrupted operation and quick data recovery in the event of a hard drive failure Accelerates system performance by striping data across hard drives

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® OS Guard [Benefits]

Output: Improves security by strengthening malware protection Provides hardware-based protection for your server operating system

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Secure Key [Benefits]

Output: Enhances security and performance for a wide range of security applications Provides faster, higher-quality cryptographic keys and certificates

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Advanced Encryption Standards New Instructions2 (Intel® AES-NI) [Benefits]

Output: Improve security by encrypting data—without slowing response times Accelerates data encryption and decryption by up to 58 percent3

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Trusted Execution Technology4 (Intel® TXT) [Benefits]

Output: Protects your business by increasing security against many digital threats Helps to ensure the system launches into a “known good state”

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Server OS validation [Benefits]

Output: Enhanced compatibility and reliability with leading business applications Tested and validated on server operating systems

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.05 [Benefits]

Output: Higher performance when you need it most Accelerates processor or graphics performance for peak loads

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology6 (Intel® HT Technology) [Benefits]

Output: Faster performance for many demanding business applications Thread-level parallelism benefits multi-threaded and concurrently running applications

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] PCI Express* 3.0 Ports [Benefits]

Output: Extra capacity and flexibility for storage and networking connections Up to double the I/O bandwidth of prior generation PCIe 2.0

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] SATA 3.0 [Benefits]

Output: Faster data access, system startups, and application load times Doubles data throughput versus prior generation for faster hard drive performance

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (Intel® VT-d) [Benefits]

Output: Enables fast network and storage communications in a virtualized environment Near-native I/O performance with improved security and reliability

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Low-power CPU options [Benefits]

Output: Match performance versus energy efficiency to maximize total value Choose from 87 W, 77 W, 69 W, 45 W, and 17 W processor SKUs

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Intelligent Power Node Manager [Benefits]

Output: Provides power, thermal monitoring, and policy-based power management for an individual server

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Features] Intel® Active Management Technology7 (Intel® AMT) [Benefits]

Output: Flexible local and remote management for simple maintenance and reliable operation Secure, out-of-band access, even for failed power states or a crashed OS

Intel® C202, C204, C206, and C216 Chipsets


Input: [Name] QtTest [Description]

Output: Qt provides a testing module that can be used for unit testing: http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qttest.html There also is a possibility to do basic UI testing.

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Name] Valgrind [Description]

Output: A tool to analyze memory leaks: http://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tools/Valgrind All apps should be ran through Valgrind on a regular basis, part of the Quality Assurance.

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Name] Piglit [Description]

Output: A tool to test OpenGL drivers: http://people.freedesktop.org/~nh/piglit/ might be useful to test parts of KWin and other OpenGL applications.

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Name] Gamma Ray [Description]

Output: A dynamic code analyzer: http://www.kdab.com/kdab-products/gammaray/ It is more a tool for developers to help them track down problems than a QA tool.

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Name] Testopia [Description]

Output: Testopia provides a test case management together with Bugzilla. This is currently evaluated by the KDE sysadmins: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/testopia/ please be patient

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Name] Squish [Description]

Output: Not Open Source software, but there is a free KDE version. Email squish@froglogic.com and say what you're doing to get it. Note that the KDE version isn't mentioned on the website. There is generic information: http://www.froglogic.com/

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Name] UI tests [Description]

Output: We will need to evaluate what tool would be the best for KDE. A list can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_GUI_testing_tools (incomplete) and here: http://www.opensourcetesting.org

Get Involved/Quality - KDE Community Wiki


Input: [Notes] Instructors are still able to enter QIDs, but cannot update an assignment when it includes an invalid QID. A message in the Question Browser identifies which QIDs are invalid. LEGO-2, FTWO-335, Dev-876 [Issue Summary]

Output: Instructors were able to use the QID List in the Question Browser to enter invalid QIDs.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-1, FTWO-754, Dev-1579 [Issue Summary]

Output: Changes some instructors made to question point values in the Assignment Editor were not always applied properly.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-25, FTWO-56, Dev-845 [Issue Summary]

Output: Changes to Show My Work Settings in the Assignment Editor were being saved without an instructor applying the changes.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-28, FTWO-611, FONE-767, Dev-845 [Issue Summary]

Output: Students were having issues navigating between questions after the assignment due date on assignments that were set to display one question at a time when Show My Work was enabled.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-33, FTWO-763, Dev-1574 [Issue Summary]

Output: A database error with the Personal Study Plan was preventing some students from downloading assignments.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-8, SWAT-464, Dev-1572 [Issue Summary]

Output: Tutorial popup questions in assignments with a Personal Study Plan were not being graded correctly.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-75, Dev-1680 [Issue Summary]

Output: Some students were having issues with password reset emails.


Input: [Notes] A horizontal scrollbar was added to the page. LEGO-156, FTWO-631, Dev-1355 [Issue Summary]

Output: When an assignment has a large number of questions, the score grid on the Student Responses page was being cut off.


Input: [Notes] LEGO-59, SWAT-315, FTWO-503 [Issue Summary]

Output: The message explaining the significant figure override setting in the Assignment Editor did not match WebAssign style guidelines.


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Low memory footprint [Existing Plugins]

Output: Higher memory footprint

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Fast rebuild times [Existing Plugins]

Output: Slower rebuild times

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] A very small number of database queries [Existing Plugins]

Output: Queries increases in relation with the number of records

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Rebuild on posting or at scheduled intervals [Existing Plugins]

Output: Rebuild on posting only, although an option exists to create using a GET request

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Multiple sitemaps and a sitemap index file [Existing Plugins]

Output: One sitemap file only

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] GZIP Compression [Existing Plugins]

Output: Some have GZIP Compression

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Homepage, Posts, Pages, Authors, Categories, Tags, Archives, Custom Pages [Existing Plugins]

Output: Homepage, Posts, Pages, Authors, Categories, Tags, Archives, Custom Pages

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Exclude Categories, Posts, Pages and Authors from the sitemap [Existing Plugins]

Output: Exclude Categories, Posts and Pages from the sitemap

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Ping Google, Bing, Ask and Yahoo with an application ID [Existing Plugins]

Output: Ping Google, Bing, Ask and Yahoo (Not all with application ID)

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] Automatic memory management which ensures the correct limit per rebuild [Existing Plugins]

Output: Ability to set the memory limit

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [Strictly Google Sitemap] SEO report, Index Coverage report, Configuration advice [Existing Plugins]

Output: No reporting

Strictly Google Sitemap - Strictly Software


Input: [0] Read Rate [RFID] Multiple RFID tags simultaneously be read. Great for yard inventory management. [Barcode]

Output: Tags can only be read one at a time.

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Line of Sight [RFID] Not required. Assets can be placed in any orientation and read by RFID scanners without line of sight issues. [Barcode]

Output: Required. Barcodes on assets must be in line of sight with the scanner.

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Labor Requirements [RFID] Low labor requirements. Most RFID systems, after setup, can be completely automated. [Barcode]

Output: High labor requirements. Someone must scan each individual barcode.

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Durability [RFID] Current RFID tags can be highly durable through encapsulation or embedding in the assets themselves. Good for harsh environments over long periods of time. [Barcode]

Output: Low durability because labels are easily damaged. Dirt and grease inhibits read ability.

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Security [RFID] Highly secure data storage format. Data on the RFID tag can be encrypted or password protected. [Barcode]

Output: Low security. Anyone with a scanner can read the barcode. Easy to counterfeit.

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Proactive Monitoring [RFID] Alerts can be triggered from many events like removal of assets from a yard. [Barcode]

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Read Write Ability [RFID] Data can be securely written and rewritten over 100,000 times [Barcode]

Output: None. Once printed, a barcode’s information can not be changed.

SmartMark Harsh Environment RFID Tags and Labels


Input: [0] Router port-forwarding [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Not needed [Traditional]

Output: Required


Input: [0] DDNS registration/static IP address [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Not needed [Traditional]

Output: Required


Input: [0] Dependence on ISP (Internet Service Provider) hardware/support [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Not needed [Traditional]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Computer required for initial setup [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Not needed [Traditional]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Time to set up [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Under 3 minutes [Traditional]

Output: 30-45 minutes or longer


Input: [0] Technical support [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Not needed [Traditional]

Output: Complex setup often requires interaction with tech support


Input: [0] Out of the box experience [Lorex Stratus Connectivity] Excellent [Traditional]

Output: Overwhelmed by technical complexity


Input: [Resource] Staff@law [Description]

Output: HLS Staff directory

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] VPN [Description]

Output: Secure remote access to network resources for high speed connections

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] Rhythmyx [Description]

Output: Content Management System

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] Internal Websites [Description]

Output: Password-protected websites available to HLS community only

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] Helios [Description]

Output: Course Enrollment Information

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] List Serve Management [Description]

Output: Controls the @lists.law.harvard.edu email addresses

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] Accellion [Description]

Output: Allows for internal and external secure large file transfer

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] Myrooms [Description]

Output: Events Management - Room Scheduling System

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Resource] Incident Monitor [Description]

Output: ITS' issue and request tracking system

What Resources Does Your Account Access?


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] Since Ubuntu is an open source software, you can customize it as you want..There is no limit on the level of customization because the source code is available to use as you want (under GPL). [Windows 7] it’s an proprietary software so forget about the source code and full customization. [Points]

Output: Control

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] it’s completely free to use and distribute! [Windows 7] Not free! No way, how can you think of that ? [Points]

Output: Cost

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] Ubuntu is complete fun! probably due to fact that there is always something new and exciting thing/stuffs try, just for Fun! [Windows 7] You will get bored because there is lack of new things, so it feels like ‘got trapped in a box’. [Points]

Output: Fun

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] Ubuntu or any other Linux based Distros is excellent from learning point of view, specifically recommended for those who are interested in learning about modern Operating Systems (OS) and want to understand how it works. [Windows 7] Forget about that, it doesn’t make any sense here. [Points]

Output: Learning

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] STOP!!! Ubuntu or any Linux based OS are virus free!, because it doesn’t work on the Ubuntu platform (probably due to the reason that most of the viruses were targeted to Windows and GNU/Linux is secure by default) so using ubuntu means that we are entering into the Virus free zone. [Windows 7] Virus is one of the greatest threat to Windows based OS..and some one said – Windows and Security do not appear together – in a single sentence. [Points]

Output: Security/Virus

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] There is always new things waiting to try – e.g if you don’t like Gnome desktop, try something different such as KDE or XFCE or LMDE etc..it’s very flexible or in other words – modular. It has some desktop optimized for old hardwares while on the other hand you can enjoy 3D desktop effects with your new computer and graphics Card. [Windows 7] There is nothing new on this side! choose something from the Menu and go on!! [Points]

Output: Diversity

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] A lot of free and open source software are available right there – in the Software Center or package Manager; just select and install in moments. Whether you are a student learning – “how to program” or a developer (desktop based software or web Apps), Ubuntu has better compiler (GCC, G++ etc), IDE(Eclipse, NetBeans), editors (gedit), Terminal (Bash) and all the tools you need. For programmers the apps are good but most common desktop applications – open office, Evolution Mail etc. sucks! [Windows 7] Some proprietary softwares are good such as – Microsoft Visual compiler/IDE, Windows Live Writer, Microsoft word,One Note, Adobe Photoshop etc, but you can get an equivalent open source software for Ubuntu. E.g Gimp instead of Photoshop, Open Office in place of MS Word etc. In short, Windows has better commonly used Applications but a lack of programming tools and Apps. Windows Console sucks! (On the other hand bash Terminal is far better, powerful and Fun!) [Points]

Output: Softwares

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] GNU/Linux has very bad reputation if we consider this point (probably due to the fact that initially Linux based OS were used by only geeks who couldn’t think about non technical users), although Ubuntu is the most simple and easy to use – Linux based distro, it is difficult (for common desktop users) to use as compare to windows 7. File permission, root … irritates a lot to a normal desktop user. [Windows 7] Windows 7 is very simple to use! as compare to Ubuntu 11.04 or any other Linux based distro. [Points]

Output: Ease of Use

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] Ubuntu 11.04 or any other version of Ubuntu has very high frequency of releasing new versions which makes it very unstable and there are always a lot of crappy bugs waiting to fix. so it doesn’t seem – suitable for production/personal environment, even though LTS (Long Term Support) versions can be used in production environment. [Windows 7] Windows 7 is very stable as compare to Ubuntu 11.04, so well suitable for production environment. [Points]

Output: Stability

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] Ubuntu has a lot of compatibility problems when it comes to device drivers e.g Graphics Card drivers, Webcam drivers… [Windows 7] All device manufacturers releases the driver software for Windows 7 so there is no compatibility issue in this case. [Points]

Output: Drivers Compatibility

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Ubuntu 11.04] Much Faster! [Windows 7] Slower [Points]

Output: Start Up Time

windows vs ubuntu | SUDOBITS – Free and Open Source Stuff


Input: [Tool] Assignment Manager [Description]

Output: Allows exchange of files with the instructor and course users.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Course Calendar [Description]

Output: Allows editing the course calendar.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Grade Center [Description]

Output: Allows students to check their personal grades online. The instructor can give immediate feedback.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Announcements [Description]

Output: Allows you to communicate important information to students quickly.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Faculty Information [Description]

Output: Allows you to create a profile with your office hours, location, phone number, etc. for students to view.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Survey Tool [Description]

Output: Allows you to create surveys and gather feedback from your students.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Podcast Tool [Description]

Output: Allows you to create podcasts for students to subscribe to.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Tool] Sign-up List [Description]

Output: Allows you to create a sign up list for students.

faqs - Blackboard Support - UT Austin Wikis


Input: [Feature] One-Click Imaging [Benefit]

Output: Create images effortlessly of entire PCs or individual partitions with virtually no time investment and no loss of IT staff or user productivity.


Input: [Feature] Drive Zones [Benefit]

Output: Choose between space saving used sector imaging (to reduce storage utilization), or all-encompassing forensic imaging (to better insure complete recovery of lost data).


Input: [Feature] Fast, Easy to Use Rescue Tools [Benefit]

Output: Quickly recover lost data from system failures – even for systems where Windows is unable to boot -- and minimize any potential damage to your business with our bootable Start PC and integrated rescue tools.


Input: [Feature] Individual File Restore [Benefit]

Output: Increase IT staff and user productivity by providing easy access to critical files and folders from an image without having to restore the entire image.


Input: [Feature] Scheduled Imaging [Benefit]

Output: Minimize IT staff and user time investment by setting up pre-scheduled, automated imaging jobs.


Input: [Feature] Two Versions [Benefit]

Output: There are two versions of Laplink DiskImage to suit your needs: Laplink DiskImage Professional for all workstations, and Laplink DiskImage Server for your servers.


Input: [Title] Xilinx (Project Manager) [Description]

Output: Xilinx is a program used to code and design circuits in VHDL. Xilinx can be used with Model Sim to run simulations and tests on designed circuits.

Software | Division of Engineering Computing Services


Input: [Title] WinSCP [Description]

Output: WinSCP is a free utility that can be used to transfer files over SFTP and FTP protocols. This is a fast and secure way to transfer files between two computers on a network. WinSCP is installed on all DECS Lab machines and is, by default, on all machines installed by DECS. WinSCP can also be downloaded free of charge.

Software | Division of Engineering Computing Services


Input: [Title] Visual Studio [Description]

Output: The Microsoft Visual Studio development system is a suite of development tools designed to aid software developers—whether novices or seasoned professionals—cope with complex challenges, and create innovative solutions. Visual Studios can be used to improve the development process as well as make achieving breakthroughs easier and more satisfying.

Software | Division of Engineering Computing Services


Input: [Title] Teamviewer [Description]

Output: Teamviewer is a remote-viewer connection software application that DECS is utilizing to provide assistance to users whose machines were either not installed by DECS or are not the MSU network—whether they are across campus, across the country or across the world! A file is sent to a user that gives DECS the ability to troubleshoot the computer and help fix an issue. It has been proven to be a valuable tool for faculty that are out town for a conference and have experienced computer issues.

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Input: [Title] Synopsys [Description]

Output: Synopsys products enable designers to create and verify complex integrated circuits and SoC designs from concept to silicon. Synopsys provides a complete front-to-back design and test environment, system-level to silicon-level verification, design reuse technology and professional services to help its customers get their silicon working quickly and accurately. NanoSim, HSpice, Taurus and Saber are among the tools. The Electrical and Computer Engineering department uses these in some classes and research work as alternatives to the Cadence tools.

Software | Division of Engineering Computing Services


Input: [Title] Symantec Endpoint AntiVirus [Description]

Output: Symantec Protection Suite Advanced Business Edition is an “all-in-one” suite that protects critical business assets by securing against today’s malicious malware and spam threats and by rapidly recovering key systems. It is the only suite that offers superior security with endpoint, email, data protection and backup and recovery capabilities.

Software | Division of Engineering Computing Services


Input: [Title] Sonnet [Description]

Output: Sonnet's suites of high-frequency electromagnetic (EM) Software are aimed at today's demanding design challenges involving predominantly planar (3D planar) circuits and antennas. Predominantly planar circuits include microstrip, stripline, coplanar waveguide, PCB (single and multiple layers) and combinations with vias, vertical metal sheets (z-directed strips), and any number of layers of metal traces embedded in stratified dielectric material. The ECE Shop manages the installation of this program.

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Input: [Title] SODA [Description]

Output: SODA is a Structural Optimization, Design and Analysis computer program for use by structural engineers. The program has been developed over many years by a research group in the Civil Engineering Department of the University of Waterloo, Canada, in conjunction with a broad base of practising engineers throughout North America to ensure that the program meets the practical needs of the structural engineering community.

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Input: [Title] Screen [Description]

Output: What is Screen? Screen is a full-screen window manager that acts as a terminal multiplexer. With it, any number of console-based applications can be run within a single terminal. Screen also has the ability to decouple the terminal emulator from the running programs. This allows programs started from screen to continue running after the connection to the terminal is lost, whether accidently, or with a logout. These programs can later be connected to again using screen. Starting Screen Screen is installed on all the UNIX workstations. To use screen to run a remote process, first you must connect to a remote machine. We have Putty installed on the Windows systems and OpenSSH installed on the UNIX machines. For more information on using ssh, please this guide. Once connected to a remote server, start a new screen session. This is accomplished by typing in "screen" (no quotes) at the terminal. The screen should blank for a second and then give you a prompt. Detaching Screen Once screen is running, processes that are started through screen will allow you to disconnect from the server without halting the process. Once it has started you need to disconnect your screen session. To do this you must type Ctrl-a d (hold "Ctrl" and "a" at the same time, release them and hit "d"). You should get a message stating that the session was "[detached]". Feel free to log out of the terminal. Reattaching Screen To check the results or status of the programs, log back in to the same server. Instead of typing "screen" as when starting, type "screen -r". The -r is for reconnect. This should reconnect the earlier screen session. Note: If more than one screen session is running per user on a server, reconnecting screens requires an additional step. After running "screen -r", the user will receive a response of "There are several suitable screens on:" followed by a list of screen sessions available. Select the desired screen session, and run "screen -r [jobid]", replacing [jobid] with the desired session's id number. Getting Help in Screen Screen does much, much more than described above. You can type Ctrl-a? for a list of commands available while in screen.

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Input: [Title] PuTTY and SSH [Description]

Output: Ssh (Secure Shell) is a program to login to another computer over a network, to execute commands in a remote machine, and to move files from one machine to another. This is also used quite a bit for checking email. It provides strong authentication and secure communications over insecure channels. It is intended as a replacement for rlogin, rsh, rcp, and Telnet.

Software | Division of Engineering Computing Services


Input: [Application/Service] Maps app [Comment/Description]

Output: Works very well, updates seem fast.

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Input: [Application/Service] Stocks app [Comment/Description]

Output: Works

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Input: [Application/Service] Weather app [Comment/Description]

Output: Works

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Input: [Application/Service] Mail app [Comment/Description]

Output: Fails to connect, see using email via Safari below

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Input: [Application/Service] Safari [Comment/Description]

Output: Works with limitations, see details below

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Input: [Application/Service] Globe and Mail (news application) [Comment/Description]

Output: Works well, seems to be designed for slow data connection

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Input: [Application/Service] AP Mobile [Comment/Description]

Output: Works well

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Input: [Application/Service] NY Times [Comment/Description]

Output: Works

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Input: [Application/Service] Evernote [Comment/Description]

Output: Works well, will auto cache items you have already read.

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Input: [Application/Service] USA Today [Comment/Description]

Output: Fails to refresh

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Input: [Application/Service] AOL Radio (streaming) [Comment/Description]

Output: Fails

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Input: [Application/Service] Speed Test (application) [Comment/Description]

Output: Fails

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Input: [Application/Service] GPS MotionX [Comment/Description]

Output: Works, slow, but does work. Maps application is much faster at updating.

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Input: [Application/Service] Push Notification in OS 3.0+ [Comment/Description]

Output: Unable to verify, does not seem to be working(common issue with jailbroken phones)

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Input: [Application/Service] Yahoo Messenger [Comment/Description]

Output: Application works, push notifications outside of application does not.

Binary Search Tree - Glen Lalonde's Homepage


Input: [Feature] Sound [Picture Video] No [Common Video]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Smooth picture [Picture Video] No [Common Video]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Large size [Picture Video] No [Common Video]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Small size [Picture Video] Yes [Common Video]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Format: AVI, MP4, MPEG, WMV, MKV, H264, etc [Picture Video] No [Common Video]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Format: GIF [Picture Video] Yes [Common Video]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Suitable for web page [Picture Video] Yes [Common Video]

Output: No


Input: [permissions] All powers [role]

Output: Administrator


Input: [permissions] Can write, edit, and publish any posts, and delete any comments [role]

Output: Editor


Input: [permissions] Can write, edit, and publish own posts, and delete comments from own posts [role]

Output: Author


Input: [permissions] Can write own posts, edit them prior to publication, and delete comments from own posts. Posts must be published by an editor or administrator. [role]

Output: Contributor


Input: [permissions] Like contributor, but does not appear in the list of blog contributors. [role]

Output: Guest


Input: [permissions] No longer affiliated with this blog. Existing posts by this user will be unaffected. [role]


Input: [0] RealBasic [1] Ok, this beats the shit out of Visual Basic in functionality, portability, and cost. Basically Visual Basic for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows; compiles for all three as well. If you want to write GUI based applications easily and quickly for Mac, Windows, or Linux, this is it. If your a VB programmer and you already have code written in VB on Windows there is a project converter :) [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] UltraISO [1] The best ISO app ever! 300mb limit on Freeware version. [2]

Output: Shareware

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Hackman [1] My favorite HEX editor. Other nice tools also :) [2]

Output: Shareware

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Dark Basic [1] In the mood to make the next Doom? Game development package that uses a Basic like programming language. [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Blitz Basic [1] Another game development package that uses a Basic like programming language.This is a bit more in cost, but it absolutely kicks ass!!! Download a few games made with Blitz while your there. [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Aston Shell [1] Aston replacement shell. This is what I use. Screen shot here. [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Swish [1] Another poor man's Macromedia. Multimedia development featuring web swf, creates executables, cdrom frontends, screensavers, and eLearning multimedia apps. This one is broke down to separate apps for different funtionality. [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Pixel [1] If your tired of the high cost of Photoshop but can't live without it this may be a good alternative for you. Includes some nice effects and fx brushes like those in Painter. Runs on everything, not just Windoze and it even has slicing! See the Gimp for a free alternative. [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [0] Moho [1] Cartooning (vector based) and cartoon animation software. Create animations for film, tv, web, and exports to Flash also. See Synfig for a free alternative. [2]

Output: DEMO

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Input: [0] Fruityloops [1] FL Studio is the most complete virtual music studio currently available. See Hydrogen for a free alternative or if you have a Linux box try LMMS, Ardour, and Hydrogen as alternatives! [2]

Output: DEMO

Mohawke's Best of the Best Free and Open Source Software Collection: Mac OS X and Windows software Collection


Input: [use an image..] pixel-perfect rendition/display across browsers [or use text-shadow..]

Output: browser support required, and display across browsers may vary

3D Text with CSS3 text-shadow | Perishable Press


Input: [use an image..] advanced styles & effects [or use text-shadow..]

Output: many cool text-shadow effects possible

3D Text with CSS3 text-shadow | Perishable Press


Input: [use an image..] larger in size, tend to require more bandwidth [or use text-shadow..]

Output: less code, even complex styles relatively lightweight

3D Text with CSS3 text-shadow | Perishable Press


Input: [use an image..] requires an extra HTTP request [or use text-shadow..]

Output: code only, requires no extra HTTP HTTP request

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Input: [use an image..] anchor text is not selectable, but possible to use image-replacement for SEO [or use text-shadow..]

Output: anchor text is selectable, so keywords available for search engines and visitors (e.g., copy/paste-able)

3D Text with CSS3 text-shadow | Perishable Press


Input: [use an image..] updating/tweaking requires new a image [or use text-shadow..]

Output: easy to update or tweak by fiddling with CSS

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Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] KDE [Description] Full desktop environment [Based On] Uses KWin window manager and Qt libraries [Advantages] Great application integration, highly customizable [Disadvantages] Distinct look; non-KDE apps often seem awkward [Design Goals]

Output: Full system integration, including applications

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] GNOME [Description] Full desktop environment [Based On] Uses Metacity window manager, based on GTK+ libraries [Advantages] Wide variety of native applications, wide adoption in corporate environments [Disadvantages] Non-GTK apps often look odd and use more RAM [Design Goals]

Output: Full system integration, including applications

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] LXDE [Description] Lightweight desktop environment [Based On] Uses Openbox window manager and GTK+ libraries [Advantages] Works well on older/slower hardware, maintains compatibility [Disadvantages] Lacks some of the features found in GNOME or KDE [Design Goals]

Output: Speed and beautiful interface

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] XFCE [Description] Lightweight desktop environment [Based On] Usually uses XFWM4, but works well with other window managers [Advantages] Somewhat lower system requirements than GNOME or KDE [Disadvantages] Possibly a bit too resource-hungry for low-end systems [Design Goals]

Output: Full-featured desktop environment, but light on resources

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] Enlightenment E17 [Description] Window manager with the features of a desktop manager [Based On] A window manager plus a set of libraries for developing apps [Advantages] Fast without sacrificing style [Disadvantages] Still in beta but quite stable [Design Goals]

Output: Speed and eye candy with integrated functionality

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] ROX Desktop [Description] Desktop manager based on the ROX-Filer [Based On] ROX-Filer file manager and the OroboBox window manager [Advantages] Unique file-based design makes installing apps drag and drop [Disadvantages] ROX Desktop is either a love or hate affair [Design Goals]

Output: Approaches the OS in a file-centric way

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] IceWM [Description] Hybrid window manager and desktop manager [Based On] Simple menu and taskbar design [Advantages] Fast and easy to make system-wide configuration changes [Disadvantages] No way to make desktop icons, requires additional software for some features [Design Goals]

Output: Speed and simplicity

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] Blackbox/Fluxbox [Description] Very minimalistic window managers [Based On] Fluxbox is based on Blackbox (it's a fork) [Advantages] Blazingly fast [Disadvantages] Very limited in features, but by design not immaturity [Design Goals]

Output: Speed and small memory/CPU footprint

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] Openbox [Description] Very minimalistic window manager [Based On] Originally based on Blackbox, original code since version 3.0 [Advantages] Simple and fast [Disadvantages] Limited in features by design [Design Goals]

Output: Speed and small memory/CPU footprint

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] AfterStep/Window Maker [Description] Clones of the NeXTSTEP interface [Based On] Designed after the unique design of the NeXTSTEP interface [Advantages] Unique [Disadvantages] Often difficult to configure, and the interface is an acquired taste [Design Goals]

Output: Functions and looks like NeXTSTEP

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] Ratpoison [Description] A window manager that doesn't require a mouse [Based On] Designed after GNU Screen [Advantages] No need for a mouse [Disadvantages] Very limited in features, which the developers consider a feature [Design Goals]

Output: Kills the need for a mouse

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Desktop/Window Manager] DWM [Description] An extremely minimalist window manager [Based On] The ideas of other minimalist window managers [Advantages] Small and fast [Disadvantages] No configuration files, must edit source code to coconfigure [Design Goals]

Output: Manages windows and nothing more

PLABO: A Sampling of Linux Desktops/Window Managers


Input: [Description] Latency [Log-Shipping] >1min(Based on the transactional log backup size) [Replication] Potentially as low as a few seconds [Database Mirroring]

Output: Potentially < 1 min

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Input: [Description] Causes schema alterations to be made at the publisher [Log-Shipping] No [Replication] Plain Transactional – no; Updating subscribers – yes [Database Mirroring]

Output: No

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Input: [Description] Causes schema alterations to be made at the subscriber [Log-Shipping] No [Replication] Possibly (see text) [Database Mirroring]

Output: No

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Input: [Description] Requires schema properties [Log-Shipping] No [Replication] Primary keys are required for transactional table articles(Only tables which have primary keys can be used for replication) [Database Mirroring]

Output: No

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Input: [Description] Selection of individual objects possible(For ex. Tables, stored procedures, views) [Log-Shipping] No [Replication] Yes [Database Mirroring]

Output: No

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Input: [Description] Subscriber database “protected”*Subscriber = DR database [Log-Shipping] Yes [Replication] No [Database Mirroring]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Description] System data transferred [Log-Shipping] Mostly [Replication] No [Database Mirroring]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Description] Can the subscriber server be used as reporting server? [Log-Shipping] Can be used [Replication] Yes [Database Mirroring]

Output: *PossiblyIt can be achieved through creating a snapshot of the DR database

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Input: [Description] Supports automatic failover [Log-Shipping] No [Replication] No [Database Mirroring]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Description] Ease of implementation [Log-Shipping] Simple [Replication] Moderate [Database Mirroring]

Output: Moderate

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Input: [Data Sources] End of Day "EOD" and Real Time "RT" [Ramp Silver] End of Day [Free] Trial [Ramp Gold]

Output: Real Time

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] Free End of Day Internet Data for US Stocks and Forex [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] Free Yahoo End of Day Data for US and World Markets [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] TeleChart 2007 End of Day Data [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] Text File End of Day Historical Data [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] MetaStock End of Day and Real Time Data Files [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD and RT [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD and RT

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] Free MT4 Real Time Forex and Emini Futures Data [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD and RT [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD and RT

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] ActiveTick.com Real Time Data [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD and RT [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD and RT

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] eSignal RT Data Using Mechtrading.com Data Converter [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD and RT [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD and RT

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Data Sources] IQFeed RT Data Using Mechtrading.com Data Converter [Ramp Silver] EOD [Free] EOD and RT [Ramp Gold]

Output: EOD and RT

Chart Pattern Recognition Forex and Stock Screener Finds Chart Patterns Fast


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Maps all devices on the network perimeter Maps all devices on internal networks (requires Scanner Appliance) Provides details about mapped devices such as machine names, host attributes, and IP services [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 1 Inventory of authorized and unauthorized hardware

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Authenticated scans discover and inventory all software installed on systems in the perimeter and internal networks [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 2 Inventory of authorized and unauthorized software

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Enables definition of secure configuration policy Evaluates installed IT assets against configuration policy Qualys Policy Compliance supports NIST SP800-53 framework Identifies all deviations from policy, including unauthorized services and ports, patch levels, and vulnerability trends over time Validated for SCAP with FDCC scanning, Authenticated Configuration Scanner, Authenticated Vulnerability and Patch Scanner, Unauthenticated Vulnerability Scanner and Vulnerability Database [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 3 Secure configurations for hardware and software on laptops, workstations, and servers

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Integrates vulnerability data for perimeter and internal scans Allows for testing all DMZ and Internet-facing firewall policies [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 5 Boundary defense

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Interrogates systems for compliance with logging policy Integrates with third party SIM solutions such as ArcSight [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 6 Maintenance, monitoring, and analysis of security audit logs

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Qualys WAS automates web application scanning for most web vulnerabilities, including SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting Automates repeatable testing processes Identifies vulnerabilities of syntax and semantics in custom web applications Performs authenticated scanning Profiles the target application Ensures accuracy by effective reduction of false positives and false negatives [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 7 Application software security

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Assesses and validates password requirements on many types of systems Tests systems before deployment for compliance with policy File system privilege checking for Windows systems Evaluates systems for remote access policy Tests for configurations and settings related to administrative privileges on systems [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 8 Controlled use of administrative privileges

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Tests file permission and custom Windows registry checks against policy to identify unauthenticated file and share access Identifies and enumerates user group and system accounts and associated privilege levels [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 9 Controlled access based on need to know

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Provides persistent and ongoing network vulnerability scanning and assessments Supports authenticated and unauthenticated scanning No agents required Scans may be executed manually or automatically Tracks inventory and categorizes assets Scans all networked systems for vulnerabilities Verifies vulnerabilities against inventory to limit false positives and false negatives Classifies and ranks risks Provides guidance for pre-testing patches, fixes, and workarounds Guides remediation process of applying patches, fixes, and workarounds Automates re-scanning to verify results of patching Automated reporting provides documentation for security team and auditors [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 10 Continuous vulnerability testing and remediation

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Provides visibility into configuration of all systems Compares deployed configurations against policy and identifies systems that are non-compliant [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 11 Account monitoring and control

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Verifies deployment of third party anti-virus, spam, and anti-malware software and configurations against policy Identifies systems requiring software and / or signature file updates Integrates with third party NAC solutions to enforce updates of most recent security software prior to admittance to a network [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 12 Malware defenses

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] With authenticated and unauthenticated scans, Qualys verifies all open TCP and UDP ports on any system Identifies all systems running DNS, file, mail, web, and database services [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 13 Limitation and control of network ports, protocols, and services

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Identifies all authorized and rogue wireless access devices on the network Evaluates all access configurations of wireless devices against policy [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 14 Wireless device control

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Qualys Capabilities] Evaluates configuration settings for all Windows-based systems on the network, including removable media such as USB, CD ROM and floppy drives With Qualys WAS, evaluates all web pages for presence of inappropriate or sensitive data [CAG Requirements]

Output: Critical Control 15 Data loss prevention

Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) Solutions | Qualys, Inc.


Input: [Community Edition] 1 Feature model 1 Family model [Professional] not limited [Enterprise] not limited [0]

Output: number of models


Input: [Community Edition] 100 features 200 elements [Professional] not limited [Enterprise] not limited [0]

Output: number of model elements


Input: [Community Edition] standard [Professional] fully extensible [Enterprise] fully extensible [0]

Output: transformation


Input: [Community Edition] local [Professional] local [Enterprise] local and centralized [0]

Output: model management


Input: [Community Edition] no [Professional] no [Enterprise] yes [0]

Output: online collaboration


Input: [Community Edition] any SCM with Eclipse Team Provider [Professional] any SCM with Eclipse Team Provider [Enterprise] integrated [0]

Output: version control support


Input: [Community Edition] session [Professional] session [Enterprise] complete [0]

Output: undo


Input: [Community Edition] no [Professional] no [Enterprise] projects models model elements [0]

Output: access control


Input: [Community Edition] no [Professional] optional [Enterprise] included [0]

Output: Reporting Engine


Input: [Community Edition] 0 [Professional] 1 (free choice) [Enterprise] All Standard Connectors [0]

Output: Included Extensions


Input: [Community Edition] free of charge registration [Professional] Please, contact our sales team. [Enterprise] Please, contact our sales team. [0]

Output: Price


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Create Quotes, Invoices, and Purchase Orders

Output: Automatically track quote revisions, and convert to orders/invoices.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Share Quotes Between Offices

Output: Do you have sales people on the road, or do you work from home? QuoteWerks can synchronize quotes from multiple locations.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Know your Profit Margin

Output: With QuoteWerks' extensive pricing features you will know your profit margin on everything you sell. Each line item in your quote can be marked up/discounted individually.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Bundle Your Products

Output: Add groups of products to your quote with a single click.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Configure Your Products

Output: QuoteWerks will present you with a list of products to choose from step by step. Each successive step is based on your previous selection.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Get the Best Prices

Output: The price comparison worksheet compares prices between your vendors ensuring that you receive the best price.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Required Parts Support

Output: Never forget to include a part again.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Track Custom Information

Output: Customizable fields and columns accommodate your companies unique product and quoting needs.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Use WinFax® to fax your quotes

Output: Customer fax number is automatically passed to WinFax.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Create Sales Reports

Output: Includes powerful visual reporting tool allowing creation of outstanding quotes reports, forecasted sales reports, commission reports, sales closure reports, product catalogs, and more.

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Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Security Features

Output: Define who can see your quotes, which menus are available to each user, and more.

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Document Automation

Output: Supports integrated cover sheets, spec sheets, and literature sheets. Includes integrated spell checking. Copy and paste reports into Word.

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] International Features

Output: Display prices in your currency and foreign currency. Canadian GST/PST tax and foreign date formats also supported. Foreign prices of products can be entered and automatically converted to local currency pricing.

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Supports nine pricing methods

Output: Many ways to price your products and services such as customer price levels, customer/product based matrix, volume, fixed, markup, margin, list, discount, and formula. Volume costing is also supported!

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Import quotes

Output: Import XML formatted quotes, orders, and invoices.

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] See Product Price History

Output: See what you have sold to your customers in the past, and what you charged them.

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Customize Quote Layouts] Find Products Quickly

Output: Search for your products, or organize them in folders.

Use QuoteWerks’ Visual Report Designer to format your quotes. Print pictures of quoted items.


Input: [Feature] Contributions [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Use the Contributions page to track all of your church’s contributions on as regular a basis as you like. Weekly contribution totals can be entered and saved here, then viewed all at once to easily track contribution amounts, types (check, cash, etc.), what they were given toward (ministries, projects, missions, etc.).


Input: [Feature] Attendance [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Attendance is one of the most common church needs and one of the most visible indicators of a church’s growth. As such, it is one of the core elements of our system. The attendance section gives you simple tools for viewing weekly attendance, member trends and regular attendees.


Input: [Feature] Events [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Use the Events section to crate and manage events in and outside your church. You can even use it to manage services and volunteers.


Input: [Feature] Members [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Find any registered member of your church instantly. Pull up any member’s contact information at the touch of a button to better coordinate members and keep them connected to the church.


Input: [Feature] Venues [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Venues up-to-date and organized. This allows any member or potential attendee to find the ministry that’s right for them simply by visiting your church profile page.


Input: [Feature] Announcements [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Use this to put your announcements on your website.


Input: [Feature] Ministries [AgapeWORKS] FREE! [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: A church’s ministries are its life. The Ministries page lets you keep all information on your ministries.


Input: [Feature] Congregational Emails [AgapeWORKS] Enhanced Features [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: This is the best way to stay in touch with your congregation. Send mass emails and see the response to those emails.


Input: [Feature] Small Groups [AgapeWORKS] Enhanced Features [Competitors] $$ [Descriptions]

Output: Use this for all your small groups needs. With this you can create groups and manage attendace and membership to those groups.


Input: [Benefits] The Nebula One system offers a simple and fast installation experience with an easy-to-use graphical user interface. [Features]

Output: Turnkey installation and easy-to-use GUI

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Seamless integration with existing enterprise workflows and architecture. Straightforward way for enterprise to achieve the cost and simplicity benefits of cloud computing within the enterprise, without disruption to IT or the large investment in people, time and expertise. Extend existing identity workflows into the cloud with Nebula’s support for Active Director and LDAP Extend existing storage workflows with Nebula’s support for NetApp and SolidFire Extend existing VLAN workflows with Nebula’s VLAN model feature Extend existing monitoring tools with Nebula’s collectd support [Features]

Output: Enterprise Integration: Identity, Storage, Networking

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Expanded supportability through a secured, downloadable archive of system logs and diagnostic details for customer analysis, or Nebula-assisted troubleshooting. System-wide context-sensitive self-help experience, offering improved productivity and relevant, timely support. [Features]

Output: System diagnostics support and context-sensitive help

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] A Nebula One cloud scales from three to 40 Cloud Nodes with a single controller. [Features]

Output: Seamless scalability

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Nebula pools all compute and local storage within the system to provide a cloud-level aggregation of resources for all users. [Features]

Output: Elastic compute and storage

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Users of the system are provided with quotas and limits. Within these limits, users manage their compute and storage resources, conﬁgure instances, and deploy distributed applications without additional administrator oversight. [Features]

Output: Self-service provisioning

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] The Nebula One system provides compatibility with two of the most common cloud APIs, helping to ensure portability of user workloads. Use RESTful APIs to build custom scripts that take full advantage of Nebula cloud functionality, and maintain complete interoperability between Nebula, OpenStack, and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) for backup, compliance, monitoring, and other integrated solutions. [Features]

Output: OpenStack and AWS API compatibility

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Key pairs and security groups prevent unauthorized access to instances. Each component within the Nebula cloud system is security hardened before deployment. Configurable TLD-encrypted syslog output that protects Nebula One from unauthorized syslog access [Features]

Output: Secure design and configuration

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] The control plane in a multicontroller Nebula cloud system, that orchestrates and manages instances and volumes, is distributed and fault tolerant by design. [Features]

Output: Highly available control plane

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Administrators and end users can use an operations dashboard to manage and monitor the system. Detailed logs from components are aggregated into a syslog endpoint. [Features]

Output: Operations dashboard

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Nebula leverages Cloud Node local storage to provide a storage subsystem that is inexpensive and scales predictably in capacity, price, and performance. [Features]

Output: Scalable storage solution

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Nebula permits the use of resolvable services using DNA, providing support for reliable time service through NTP pooling, and other common named network services. [Features]

Output: Named-based system configuration values

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Benefits] Nebula One supports the Dell R720xd, Cisco C240 M3, IBM x3550 M4, HP DL380p Gen8, and SuperMicro Nebula servers. [Features]

Output: Support for popular server nodes

Nebula One: World's First Cloud Computer. OpenStack Private Cloud


Input: [Details] Price Updates [Managed-Service] 4 times / day [Self-Service]

Output: 4 times / day

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Notifications [Managed-Service] Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports [Self-Service]

Output: Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Number of Users [Managed-Service] Unlimited [Self-Service]

Output: Unlimited

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Number of Competitors [Managed-Service] Unlimited [Self-Service]

Output: Unlimited

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] API access [Managed-Service] Full Access [Self-Service]

Output: Limited access

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Customer Support [Managed-Service] E-mail/Phone/Chat [Self-Service]

Output: E-mail support

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Data Collection [Managed-Service] Full support [Self-Service]

Output: Not Available

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] List Update [Managed-Service] Full support [Self-Service]

Output: Not Available

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Account Management [Managed-Service] Dedicated Account Manager [Self-Service]

Output: Standard

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Customised Reporting [Managed-Service] Yes! [Self-Service]

Output: Not Available

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Details] Pricing Review Meetings [Managed-Service] Yes! [Self-Service]

Output: Not Available

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Managed-Service] GET STARTED [Self-Service]

Output: GET STARTED

Price changes, Excel reports, Category-Brand reports

Prisync - Competitor Price Tracking & Monitoring Software


Input: [Category] Other [Description] This Excel spreadsheet enables earned value technique for both project planning and project tracking. The technique is covered in this webcast: http://www.msteched.com/2010/NorthAmerica/ARC201?webcasts/Planning and Tracking.wmv [Last Updated] 1/30/2012 [Title]

Output: Earned Value Spreadsheet

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Other [Description] The IDesign C# Coding Standard, for development guidelines and best practices. [Last Updated] 7/31/2011 [Title]

Output: IDesign C# Coding Standard

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Other [Description] The IDesign WCF Coding Standard, for design guidelines and development and best practices. [Last Updated] 7/31/2011 [Title]

Output: IDesign WCF Coding Standard

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Other [Last Updated] 4/7/2015 [Title]

Output: Project Design Master Class Resources

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Other [Description] The IDesign Method has three elements: it is a method for decomposing a system into modules or services based on the system top-level uses cases, the IDesign Method offers a set of very simple design notations to capture the design decisions, and the Method is a near-mechanical approach to automating the design decision of rarely discussed topics such as allocation of services to assemblies, allocation of services to processes, transaction boundaries, identity management, authorization and authentication boundaries, synchronization and more. [Last Updated] 7/31/2011 [Title]

Output: The IDesign Method

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Category] Other [Description] A zip file with our recommended settings for both Visual Studio 2008, Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2012 [Last Updated] 7/31/2011 [Title]

Output: Visual Studio Settings

IDesign: Excellence. Professional Growth. Leadership.


Input: [Site Features] Show prices in one or more currencies [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: Yes


Input: [Site Features] "Classic" price and availability table (like the one above) [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: Yes


Input: [Site Features] Daily availability view [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Check availability view [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Enquiry form [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Online booking [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Search by availability, occupancy, or feature [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Multiple properties [Rentalot Plus] Automatically displays a property selector for multiple properties [Rentalot]

Output: Availability for each property can be shown in a separate availability table


Input: [Site Features] Multiple currencies [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: Yes


Input: [Site Features] Daily, weekly or irregular pricing periods [Rentalot Plus] The daily calendar view is perfect for daily pricing [Rentalot]

Output: Yes, but it's cumbersome for daily pricing


Input: [Site Features] Discounts for multi-period bookings [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Bookable extras (linen, cleaning, etc) [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: No


Input: [Site Features] Article plugin (include availability tables anywhere in any article) [Rentalot Plus] Yes [Rentalot]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Statistics [Description] A module to gather and present visitor-statistics of a site. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Name] Meta Max [Description] This module is intended to make adding additional OpenGraph, Dublin Core and standard meta tags along with Google Analytics really simple. It also has the ability to specify descriptions and keywords and used in conjunction with SitemapMadeSimple gives you a good SEO base. It can also be used to generate Doctype and Head tags, replacing the entire head of your document simplifying the inclusion of tags like Apple meta tags and X-UA-Compatible tags. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Name] NestedAdmin [Description] NestedAdmin allows to embed other websites like other software's backend into a costum menu item in the CMSms backend.You can simply change the name of the module and the section where it appears (content, extensions,...). Even allows multiple use in one installation. Nice for Wordpress or Piwik, but doesn't work with GA due to their framebreaker. [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Name] Analytics DISCONTINUED! [Description] Module DISCONTINUED! It needs be sponsored. Implementation Google Analytics to CMS Made Simple. You can view basic stats and add visit stats to your page. NOTE: ExtendedTools was removed from forge by CMSMS dev team due due forge rules violation. Download it directly from kuzmany.biz/ExtendedTools-1.3.1.zip or kuzmany.biz/ExtendedTools-1.3.1.xml [Type]

Output: Module


Input: [Name] Cookie Consent [Description] THIS TAG IS DEPRECATED: USE NOW: http://www.cmscanbesimple.org/blog/add-a-cookie-consent-feature-to-cms-made-simple !! - This tag adds a cookie consent bar to your website. A visitor can accept or decline cookies. Depending on the visitors choice the - in example - analytics code can be added to the site or not... Included languages: English, German, French, Portoguese and Dutch. Other languages can be added yourself. Can be used in multi-lingual websites. You can use the default stylesheet or use your own to style the output of the tag. The tag is easy to use. CMSMS 1.11+ compatible [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Name] Google analytics [Description] Plugin to easily add the google analytics code into the cms [Type]

Output: Plugin


Input: [Name] Piwik Web Analytics [Description] Integrate Piwik Open Source Web Analytics to your CMS Made Simple website. This module can auto-include the Piwik tracking code and provide you a dashboard with detailed reports on your website visitors; the search engines and keywords they used, the language they speak, your popular pages, and much more. Piwik is a free software alternative to Google Analytics, and is already used on more than 320,000 websites. Check http://piwik.org [Type]

Output: Module


Input: virtual machine [Browser] IE 10 [Screen size] large [Interaction style] mouse/keyboard [Connection speed] broadband [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: virtual machine [Browser] IE 9 [Screen size] large [Interaction style] mouse/keyboard [Connection speed] broadband [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: your development machine [Browser] Firefox desktop version 4 [Screen size] large [Interaction style] mouse/keyboard [Connection speed] broadband [Browser similarity] N/A [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: your development machine [Browser] Opera desktop latest [Screen size] large [Interaction style] mouse/keyboard [Connection speed] broadband [Browser similarity] N/A [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: Apple device running iOS 7 [Browser] Firefox Mobile latest [Screen size] small/medium [Interaction style] touch [Connection speed] broadband/mobile [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: high


Input: Apple device running iOS 7 [Browser] Opera Mobile latest [Screen size] small/medium [Interaction style] touch [Connection speed] broadband/mobile [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: high


Input: BlackBerry device running BB10 [Browser] default browser [Screen size] small [Interaction style] touch [Connection speed] broadband/mobile [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: high


Input: BlackBerry device running version 6 [Browser] default browser [Screen size] small [Interaction style] D-pad/touch [Connection speed] broadband/mobile [Browser similarity] N/A [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: BrowserStack [Browser] Safari desktop 6 [Screen size] large [Interaction style] mouse/keyboard [Connection speed] broadband [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: BrowserStack [Browser] Safari desktop 5 [Screen size] large [Interaction style] mouse/keyboard [Connection speed] broadband [Browser similarity] other modern browsers [Rendering mode] typical [Pixel density]

Output: standard


Input: [storage] Ruote::HashStorage [multiple workers ?] no (1) [remote workers ?] no [4] in-memory storage, limited to the current ruby process, totally transient [speed]

Output: best


Input: [storage] Ruote::FsStorage [multiple workers ?] yes (2) [remote workers ?] no [4] hierarchy of JSON files, uses file locks to prevent collisions when multiple workers [speed]

Output: 2nd


Input: [storage] Ruote::Redis::Storage [multiple workers ?] yes [remote workers ?] yes [4] Redis based persistence [speed]

Output: 1st


Input: [storage] Ruote::Sequel::Storage [multiple workers ?] yes [remote workers ?] yes [4] Sequel based persistence [speed]

Output: 4th


Input: [storage] ruote-postgres [multiple workers ?] yes [remote workers ?] yes [4] persistence directly based on PostgreSQL [speed]

Output: 4th


Input: [storage] Ruote::Mon::Storage [multiple workers ?] yes [remote workers ?] yes [4] MongoDB based persistence [speed]

Output: like the Redis storage


Input: [storage] Ruote::Beanstalk::Storage [multiple workers ?] yes [remote workers ?] yes [4] FsStorage based persistence with a Beanstalk front [speed]

Output: 3rd


Input: [storage] Ruote::Dm::Storage [multiple workers ?] yes (3) [remote workers ?] yes [4] DataMapper based persistence (not maintained anymore) [speed]

Output: 5th


Input: [storage] Ruote::Couch::Storage [multiple workers ?] yes [remote workers ?] yes [4] Apache CouchDB based persistence, very slow (not maintained anymore) [speed]

Output: slowest


Input: [Function] Books [Service/Tool] Shelfari goodreads [To Get Started...] Shelfari goodreads [Purpose is to...]

Output: share book recommendations and reviews with others


Input: [Function] Comments/ Discussion [Service/Tool] Disqus [To Get Started...] Disqus [Purpose is to...]

Output: track your blog comments in 1 location (for sites using Disqus)


Input: [Function] Community [Service/Tool] Ning [To Get Started...] Ning [Purpose is to...]

Output: create your own online community


Input: [Function] Documentation [Service/Tool] Scribd [To Get Started...] Scribd [Purpose is to...]

Output: create, share, store and view documents


Input: [Function] Presentation [Service/Tool] Slideshare [To Get Started...] Slideshare [Purpose is to...]

Output: create, share, store and view presentations


Input: [Function] Posting [Service/Tool] ping.fm [To Get Started...] ping.fm [Purpose is to...]

Output: update many social services from 1 location


Input: [Function] Stream Aggregator [Service/Tool] friendfeed cliqset [To Get Started...] friendfeed cliqset [Purpose is to...]

Output: aggregates many social media services into 1 tool


Input: [Function] Skype [Service/Tool] skype [To Get Started...] skype [Purpose is to...]

Output: communicate (voice, video, Instant Message)


Input: [Function] Video [Service/Tool] vimeo youtube [To Get Started...] vimeo youtube [Purpose is to...]

Output: upload, share and view videos


Input: [Function] Wiki [Service/Tool] pbworks [To Get Started...] pbworks [Purpose is to...]

Output: create collaborative website


Input: [Description] Virto Sharepoint Silverlight Data Grid is aggregating any SharePoint List across SharePoint site or site collection into single grid view. [Key Feature]

Output: Aggregating any SharePoint List into single grid view

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Virto Sharepoint Silverlight Data Grid allows you ti use wizard for quick adding new data sources [Key Feature]

Output: Wizard for quick adding new data sources

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] You can use color coding for cells, lines and etc. [Key Feature]

Output: Custom color settings

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Virto Sharepoint Silverlight Data Grid provides the inline editing (in the grid without any switch to another mode or view) [Key Feature]

Output: Convenient inline editing

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] With Virto Sharepoint Silverlight Data Grid you can easily sorting and filtering items [Key Feature]

Output: Sorting and filtering

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Ability to switch to full screen mode [Key Feature]

Output: Full screen mode

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Virto Sharepoint Silverlight Data Grid allows you to printing right in the Grid view. [Key Feature]

Output: Printing

SharePoint Silverlight Data Grid Web Part - VirtoSoftware


Input: [name] wget v1.14+ [license] GPL v3+ [programming language] C [test suite] Has a test suite but does not test any warc functionality [# of authors] 2+ according to the changelog [description] A non-interactive network downloader. wget also generates duplicate record ids in warc files. More information about flags can be found on the Wget with WARC output page. [has documentation]

Output: Man pages, website, blog posts all over the net


Input: [name] InternetArchive's warc python library [license] GPL v2 [programming language] Python [test suite] looks to have a test suite - https://github.com/internetarchive/warc/blob/master/warc/tests/test_warc.py [# of authors] 3 commiters on github [description] library to work with WARC files [has documentation]

Output: A readme with examples online at http://warc.readthedocs.org/en/latest/


Input: [name] WarcMiddleware [license] ISC [programming language] Python [test suite] Not enough tests [# of authors] 1 author [description] Mirrors websites and saves the results to a WARC file [has documentation]

Output: A readme file + Scrapy docs


Input: [name] WarcProxy [license] ISC [programming language] Python [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 1 author [description] a simple HTTP proxy that saves all HTTP traffic to a file [has documentation]

Output: A readme file


Input: [name] WarcMITMProxy [license] ISC [programming language] Python [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 1 author [description] HTTPS proxy that saves traffic to a WARC file [has documentation]

Output: A readme file


Input: [name] warc-tools [license] MIT License [programming language] Python 2.6 [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 4 commiters [description] warc validator, dump, search, index, convert arc to warc The previous versions can be found at https://code.google.com/p/warc-tools/ and http://code.hanzoarchives.com/warc-tools . old: http://code.hanzoarchives.com/warc-tools/src/6e1d36297688/hanzo/warcextract.py new (untested): http://code.hanzoarchives.com/warc-tools/src/fd3b49a7ee22fe4eee0d51dc841af40d4b9d2e1e/warcunpack_ia.py?at=default [has documentation]

Output: A readme file


Input: [name] WARC viewer [license] no license information [programming language] Python [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 1 author [description] WARC viewer for browsing the contents of a WARC file. [has documentation]

Output: A readme file


Input: [name] Megawarc [license] no license information [programming language] Python [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 1 author [description] Merge many small warcs into a large one Checks if WARC files can be un-gzipped before adding them to the megawarc. Does not check anything else. [has documentation]

Output: A readme file


Input: [name] warc to zip [license] no license information [programming language] python [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 1 author [description] An HTTP-based warc-to-zip converter [has documentation]

Output: A readme file


Input: [name] warcat [license] GPL v3 [programming language] Python 3 [test suite] yes [# of authors] 1 author [description] warcat concat, extract, list, pass, split, verify warc files Install: pip-3 install warcat Run: python3 -m warcat verify mysite.warc.gz https://github.com/internetarchive/ia-web-commons https://github.com/internetarchive/ia-hadoop-tools [has documentation]

Output: A readme file.


Input: [name] Archive Team megawarc factory [license] no license information [programming language] Bash shell scripting [test suite] NO TEST SUITE [# of authors] 1 author [description] Generates 50gb warc files from existing warc files Uploads to archive.org [has documentation]

Output: A readme file.


Input: [name] CDX Writer [license] no license information [programming language] python [test suite] Has a test suite [# of authors] 1 author [description] Create CDX index files from WARC files. [has documentation]

Output: A readme file.


Input: [name] Heritrix [license] Apache v2.0 [programming language] java [test suite] Has a test suite [# of authors] many authors [description] Heritrix is the Internet Archive's open-source, extensible, web-scale, archival-quality web crawler project. [has documentation]

Output: javadoc, website


Input: [name] Heritrix-Cassandra [license] ? [programming language] ? [test suite] ? [# of authors] ? [description] A library for writing Heritrix 3 output directly to Cassandra as records. [has documentation]


Input: [name] DeDuplicator (Heritrix add-on) [license] ? [programming language] ? [test suite] ? [# of authors] ? [description] The DeDuplicator is an add-on module (plug-in) for the web crawler Heritrix. It offers a means to reduce the amount of duplicate data collected in a series of snapshot crawls. [has documentation]


Input: [name] python-heritrix [license] ? [programming language] ? [test suite] ? [# of authors] ? [description] A simple wrapper around the Heritrix 3.x API. Developed in April 2012 against Heritrix 3.1.0 at GWU Libraries in Washington, DC, USA. [has documentation]


Input: [name] Chrome/Chromium plugin WARCreate [license] GPL v3 [programming language] javascript [test suite] ??? [# of authors] 1 author [description] WARCreate is a Google Chrome extension that allows a user to create a Web ARChive (WARC) file from any browseable webpage. code repo [has documentation]


Input: [name] Java Web Archive Toolkit [license] Apache 2.0 [programming language] Java [test suite] Partial Test Suite (check coverage profile) [# of authors] 1 author [description] jwattools arc2warc, cdx, compress, decompress, extract, interval, pathindex, test, unpack code repo [has documentation]

Output: Online


Input: [name] WAIL [license] CC-BY-SA [programming language] Python, JS [test suite] ??? [# of authors] 1 [description] Web Archiving Integration Layer (WAIL) is a graphical user interface (GUI) atop multiple web archiving tools intended to be used as an easy way for anyone to preserve and replay web pages. Tools included and accessible through the GUI are Heritrix 3.1.2, Wayback 1.7, and warc-proxy. Support packages include Apache Tomcat, phantomjs and pyinstaller. code repo [has documentation]

Output: Online


Input: [name] pylibwarc [license] ISC License [programming language] Python [test suite] ? [# of authors] 1 author CDX support Written by odie5533 which frequents #archiveteam, as another independant WARC library for Python. [has documentation]


Input: [name] Wpull [license] GPL version 3 [programming language] Python 3 [test suite] many unit tests (Travis CI registered), simple experimental fuzzer [# of authors] 1 core author [description] Wget-compatible web downloader. Beta quality. Lua/Python scripting. PhantomJS (experimental). Used by ArchiveBot. [has documentation]

Output: a quick start readme, brief usage overview, good docstrings coverage


Input: [name] grab-site [license] MIT [programming language] Python 3 [test suite] no [# of authors] 1 core author [description] wpull launcher with the dashboard and ignore patterns from ArchiveBot [has documentation]

Output: readme


Input: [name] pywb [license] GPL version 3 [programming language] Python 2 [test suite] yes [# of authors] 1 core author [description] A full-fledged Python reimplementation of Wayback Machine web archive replay capabilities. Also provides a live rewriting proxy. [has documentation]

Output: readme and wiki


Input: [name] pywb-webrecorder [license] MIT [programming language] Python 2 [test suite] no [# of authors] 1 core author [description] An experimental/demo integration of pywb + warcprox to allow live recording to WARC. Allows instant replay of recorded content from WARC. [has documentation]

Output: readme


Input: [name] webarchiveplayer [license] GPL version 3 [programming language] Python 2 [test suite] not yet, though most testable functionality in pywb [# of authors] 1 core author [description] Point-and-click wrapper for Windows and OS X for browsing WARC files. Shows a basic file open dialog to select a WARC(s), then starts a server and opens a browser. Also determines HTML pages within a WARC. Built on top of pywb. In beta at the moment (early 2015). [has documentation]

Output: readme


Input: [Feature] Intel® Flexible Display Interface 1 [Benefit]

Output: A innovative path for two independently controlled channels of integrated graphics display data to be transported to the Intel® 5 Series Chipset.


Input: [Feature] Support for High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)*, DisplayPort* and DVI-1 [Benefit]

Output: HDMI delivers uncompressed HD video and uncompressed multi-channel audio in a single cable, supporting all HD formats including 720p, 1080i, and 1080p. Dual-independent display expands the viewable workspace to two monitors.


Input: [Feature] Intel® High Definition Audio 2 [Benefit]

Output: Integrated audio support enables premium digital surround sound and delivers advanced features such as multiple audio streams and jack re-tasking.


Input: [Feature] Intel® Quiet System Technology [Benefit]

Output: Intelligent system fan speed control algorithms use operating temperature ranges more efficiently to reduce system noise by minimizing fan speed changes.


Input: [Feature] Universal Serial Bus (USB) [Benefit]

Output: Hi-Speed USB 2.0, provides greater enhancement in performance with a design data rate of up to 480 megabits per second (Mbps) with up to 12 USB 2.0 Ports.


Input: [Feature] USB 2.0 rate matching hub [Benefit]

Output: Enables lower power requirements and manages the transition of the communication data rate from the high speed of the host controller to the lower speed of USB full speed/low speed devices.


Input: [Feature] Serial ATA (SATA) 3 Gb/s [Benefit]

Output: High-speed storage interface supports faster transfer rate for improved data access with up to 6 SATA ports.


Input: [Feature] eSATA [Benefit]

Output: SATA interface designed for use with external SATA devices. It provides a link for 3 Gb/s data speeds to eliminate bottlenecks found with current external storage solutions.