Input: [0] Battery Life [PlayBook] The PlayBook boasts a 10 hour battery, but I don’t see it. My first usage of it the battery was drained to 30% and I was barely using it! Since that first experience, it’s been a little better, but I’m still weary that I won’t get a fully 10 hours out of it. [iPad]

Output: Every time I pick up my iPad, there is plenty of battery to do whatever I want. I don’t even notice that it runs off of batteries until I see a notification, even after the notification I can use it for a long time before it dies.


Input: [0] Operating System Software [PlayBook] Also an app-launching platform with brilliant task switching. While not intuitive, an introductory video you watch explains all you need to know. This factor alone makes me think that the PlayBook has a fighting chance against the king. [iPad]

Output: An app-launching platform that has tacked-on task switching gestures, which I ultimately turn off as they just irritate me and I always do them by mistake.


Input: [0] App Store [PlayBook] PlayBook’s biggest arch nemesis; getting apps in the app store. The Playbook comes with some apps pre-installed which I thought was fun, only to find out that those apps are usually among the top 10 apps available on the platform. RIM needs to incent developers. Moving to QNX and supporting the Android platform will probably help here, but there is a lot of work to do. I was also pretty disappointed with the Android side-loading. I was hoping for another marketplace icon that allowed you to view into the Android marketplace, but instead you have to go into developer mode, and side-load these types of apps. End Users aren’t going to do this, RIM shouldn’t advertise it outside of developer channels. I did like that I didn’t have to hand over a credit card for a payment, I can just pay via Paypal, one less company that has their grubby hands on my credit card #. [iPad]

Output: “There’s an app for that” is actually really true. The size and support for this app-store is giant. I have yet to be disappointed when looking for an app.


Input: [0] Build in Applications [PlayBook] PlayBook 2.0 finally has a mail and calendaring client. I find them functional, but they lack beauty. They seem to be based on RIM’s attachment to text from the pager days. I also found the clients slower than on the iPad, but the functionality is at least finally there without the bridge. [iPad]

Output: Apple’s Mail client is beautiful, and makes doing email fun. The Calendar app is beautiful as well, although less functional when it comes to using against Exchange (don’t touch those series meetings or you’ll just loose data).


Input: [0] Enterprise Use [PlayBook] The PlayBook does enterprise Wi-Fi right. It seems to always be connected, without irritating pop-ups. [iPad]

Output: My iPad struggles to connect to Microsoft’s corporate Wi-Fi, it’s always asking me to accept certificates, and such just to get online as I switch buildings.


Input: [0] Multi-tasking [PlayBook] PlayBook gives you the choice if you want to suspend or keep them running [iPad]

Output: iPad will suspend non-Apple apps when they are not open


Input: [0] HDMI Out [PlayBook] PlayBook has a mini HDMI out port directly on it. [iPad]

Output: iPad requires that you have a dongle to get to the HDMI out functionality


Input: [0] Blackberry Bridge [PlayBook] While this feature was not shown in good light due to the missing built in email and calendaring clients, the Bridge is actually a great feature. You can share tablets (not that you’d have to at $199) without sharing your personal data. [iPad]

Output: not available, but I wish I had it for my phone.


Input: [0] Connect to a PC [PlayBook] The device just shows up as a well organized drive on the PC (similar to a thumb drive) and you can just copy what you want onto it. Videos, pictures, etc. You can even use it as temporary storage while you travel. [iPad]

Output: I can’t vouch for what it’s like with a MAC, but iTunes pretty much is the worst app ever, and it’s the only way to get things on and off your iPad without using crazy apps like “Buzz Player”. Getting a video into the built in video player is painful because of iTunes.


Input: [0] Browser [PlayBook] The PlayBook browser is pretty awesome, and does support Flash. [iPad]

Output: Safari is pretty good, although doesn’t support Flash, and no browser on the iPad does. Not that huge of a problem, unless you’re shopping for a car.


Input: [0] Messaging [PlayBook] BBM is obviously missing as far as I can tell. One of the reasons I wanted a Playbook was to BBM with my buddies who work at RIM and live in that area, and all still have Blackberry’s. [iPad]

Output: iMessage is pretty slick, as it’s both on the iPhone and iPad.


Input: [Feature] Price [Bloom PRO] $18.99 CAD ~ $15 USD [Bloom]

Output: Free

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Upload image quality [Bloom PRO] Customizable up to 2048px [Bloom]

Output: Basic 720px

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Import Exif Data [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: Yes

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Supports Facebook pages [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: No

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Convert image formats [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: No

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Video uploads support [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: Yes

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Download albums [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: No

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Proxy server support [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: Yes

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] Technical support [Bloom PRO] Yes [Bloom]

Output: No

Bloom - The best Facebook photo uploader!


Input: [Feature] GStreamer plugins [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: Yes

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Table 2. Differences between EVAL SDK and Professional SDK release 2011Q2


Input: [Feature] DVSDK 4 support [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] H264 Platinum Encoding [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] NAND support [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] JFFS2 support [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] UBIFS support [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] OMAPSINK video sink element [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Can be used to develop commercial products [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Can be used for personal or education proposes [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] RidgeRun's professional support [Professional SDK] Yes [EVAL SDK]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] System [Functionality] Suspend [Comments] when slow, use Qi [Name]

Output: Power Management


Input: [Category] System [Functionality] Installing and upgrading packages [Comments] Works well. For packages not in the repository, just ask for them to be added via the trac [Name]

Output: Package manager


Input: [Category] System [Functionality] Offer stylus and finger friendly keyboards [Comments] install alternative keyboards SHR ticket #200 [Name]

Output: Keyboard


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Connect via SIM and PIN [Name]

Output: Network


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Flight mode [Comments] SHR ticket #333 [Name]

Output: Network


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Receiving Call [Comments] no way to adjust (double) audio in and audio out [Name]

Output: Dailer


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Making Call [Comments] no way to adjust (double) audio in and audio out [Name]

Output: Dailer


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Overview Log (In, Out, Answered, All) [Name]

Output: Phone Log


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Display Missed Calls [Name]

Output: Phone Log


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Making reply Call from Log [Name]

Output: Phone Log


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Sending reply SMS from Log [Name]

Output: Phone Log


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Creating new SIM contact from Log [Name]

Output: Phone Log


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Receiving SMS [Comments] multipart SMS not concatenated SHR ticket #121 [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] SIM phonebook lookup for SMS [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] View overview of received SMS [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Selecting SMS from Overview [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Viewing SMS [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Writing SMS [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Sending new SMS [Comments] multipart SMS not being sent SHR ticket #121 [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Sending reply SMS [Comments] multipart SMS not being sent SHR ticket #121 [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Making reply Call [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Deleting SMS [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Storing received contact in contacts [Name]

Output: SMS


Input: [Category] GSM [Functionality] Configuring and Enabling GPRS [Comments] Settings->Connectivity: GPRS connect [Name]

Output: GPRS


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Reading SIM contacts [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Selecting SIM contact from Overview [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Creating new SIM contact [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Editing SIM contact [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Deleting SIM contact [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Quick lookup contact with keyboard [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Calling contact [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Sending SMS to contact [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] Shared [Functionality] Sending contact via SMS to contact [Name]

Output: Contacts


Input: [Category] WiFi [Functionality] Configuring and Enabling TCP/IP [Comments] 1) Settings->Connectivity->WiFi radio=On 2) Mokonnect [Name]

Output: Ethernet


Input: [Category] GPS [Functionality] Receiving GPS data [Comments] automatically turning on [Name]

Output: Service


Input: [Category] USB [Functionality] Configuring and Enabling TCP/IP [Comments] done automatically with insecure password [Name]

Output: Ethernet


Input: [Category] Audio [Functionality] Handsfree calling [Comments] headphones work, microphone does not work (needs checking!) [Name]

Output: Headset


Input: [Description] If the computer is in a room that is physically accessible to multiple people, is the machine properly secured so the attacker cannot gain access to the hard drives? [Name]

Output: Physical Security

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] Upon installing the Linux operating system, have all the services that aren’t needed been disabled to prevent possible entry points for the attacker? We should also take a look at the enabled services and harden them one by one, where each of them has specific configuration variables we need to pay attention to. [Name]

Output: Services

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] Are the partitions the user can write to, like /home, /tmp and /var/tmp on separate partitions and do they use disk quotas? The partitions the user can write to have to have user quotas to prevent them from filling up a whole disk. [Name]

Output: Separate Partitons

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Input: [Description] Is access to the root user properly hardened? Only the predefined users should be in a wheel group, which allows users to su to root. The usage of sudo should also be properly restricted. [Name]

Output: Root user

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] Certain USE flags that harden the security of a whole system need to be enabled. Those flags are pam, tcpd and ssl. [Name]

Output: USE Flags

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] Does Grub have a password? That should prevent attackers to boot in single user mode. [Name]

Output: Grub password

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Input: [Description] The /etc/ security file specifies the terminals the root is allowed to log into. We should only enable the tty1 terminal, so the user will be allowed to login only on one terminal. [Name]

Output: Hardening /etc/securetty

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] We need to ensure that we enable a remote logging server, where the logs from our machine will be sent. This allows logs to be evaluated for possible malicious activity, but more importantly provides proof when a security breach occurs. [Name]

Output: Logging

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] When mounting partitions from /etc/fstab, we need to set the following flags to the appropriate mount points: nosuid, noexec and nodev. The nosuid ignores the SUID bit of the executable, the noexec prevents any executable from being executed from chosen parition and the nodev ignores devices on that partition. [Name]

Output: Mounting Partitions

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] We must ensure that files, which contain passwords or other critical information, should not be universaly readable, let alone writable. If this is the case, the attacker can simply read the file and get the password or even worse: change the whole file completely. [Name]

Output: World readable and writable files

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] When some executables have the SUID/SGID bit set, it means that those files will execute with root privileges no matter which user executed them. This is why we must limit the number of those executables, so we reduce the vector of attack to attacker. Remember that you shouldn’t remove the SUID bit on su executable, otherwise you won’t be able to su to root anymore. [Name]

Output: SUID/SGID files

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] PAM is used to take care of authentication details of users, which we can also use to set various password hardening options when choosing a password. For example, we might choose that the minimum length of the password should be at least eight characters. In Gentoo, this can be ensured by installing the cracklib package. [Name]

Output: PAM

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] We should install and configure a Grsecurity/PaX enabled kernel, which will provide a hardened Linux security system that we simply must have to win the battle against blackhats. [Name]

Output: Grsecurity/PaX

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] We should enable a firewall on our machine, so we prevent access to certain IP ranges and block certain IP addresses, because of some detected SYN flood or some other attack scenario. The IDS can also detect when various kinds of attacks are executed against our machine, while the IPS can also prevent them. [Name]

Output: Firewall and IDS/IPS

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Description] We need to ensure that we don’t run out of date services on our machine, since they can contain vulnerabilities that an attacker can use to gain access to our machine. This is one of the most important things that we need to remember when trying to keep systems secure. Update your systems regularly. [Name]

Output: Patching the system

Gentoo Hardening: Part 4: PaX, RBAC and ClamAV - InfoSec Institute


Input: [Feature] Must be connected to Internet [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Computer limit [Online Version] Unlimited [Downloadable Version]

Output: One


Input: [Feature] Software installation required [Online Version] No [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Search [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Print (up to 10 pages at a time) [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Copy/Paste [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Notes [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Highlights [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Subscription needed to access book1 [Online Version] Yes [Downloadable Version]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Subscription refundable [Online Version] Yes2 [Downloadable Version]

Output: No


Input: [Hosted Solution] 100% Windows-based Edition [In-House Self-Hosted] 100% Windows-based Edition Windows Edition [0]

Output: Platforms

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Hosted Solution] Browser only [In-House Self-Hosted] Browser and workstation app [0]

Output: Access

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Hosted Solution] Handled for you [In-House Self-Hosted] Handled by you [0]

Output: IT Maintenance

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Hosted Solution] Pay yearly [In-House Self-Hosted] One-time perpetual license + yearly support [0]

Output: Cost

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Hosted Solution] Included [In-House Self-Hosted] Pay yearly [0]

Output: Tech Support

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Hosted Solution] Included [In-House Self-Hosted] Pay yearly for maintenance [0]

Output: Product Upgrades

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Hosted Solution] All user and admin features [In-House Self-Hosted] All user and admin features Direct MS Project Integration Direct QuickBooks Integration [0]

Output: Features

Hosted Online Timesheet Solutions | Standard Time


Input: [Project Name] Beer Brewing [Status] Beer Brewing [Description]

Output: I brew weird beers.

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Input: [Project Name] Reprap_Mendel [Status] Assembly [Description]

Output: Open Manufacturing

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Input: [Project Name] 2x4 CNC Machine [Status] Retired [Description]

Output: CNC from the book "Build Your Own CNC Machine"

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Input: [Project Name] OpenPCR [Status] Research [Description]

Output: Get a PCR machine for the shop.

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Input: [Project Name] Candy Machine 3d Modeled Part [Status] Basking [Description]

Output: Use the Makerbot to build something useful.

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Input: [Project Name] Shop Oven [Status] IMPLEMETATION [Description]

Output: Raise money for wiring an Oven for the shop.

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Input: [Project Name] CAD Notes [Status] Collecting Notes [Description]

Output: Collate and collect info on CAD opportunities.

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Input: [Project Name] Kids Cloaks [Status] Complete [Description]

Output: Sew cloaks for my Brother's kids.

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Input: [Project Name] PCB Etching [Status] Done [Description]

Output: Chemical manufacture of PCBs

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Input: [Project Name] Laser cutter [Status] Research [Description]

Output: Creation of laser etch project

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Input: [Project Name] Open Bio Lab [Status] Research [Description]

Output: Lab Page

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Input: [Project Name] 40 Watt Laser Cutter [Status] Building the How To Guide, Experimenting with Various Materials [Description]

Output: How to use this tool

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Input: [Project Name] Inkjet PCB Etching [Status] Experimentation [Description]

Output: Much higher resolution solution to small run PCB manufacture.

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Input: [Project Name] 4x8 CNC Machine [Status] Hardware is Green, Working status is conditionally Green [Description]

Output: A larger CNC

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Input: [Project Name] Diy Bio [Status] Link Collection [Description]

Output: A Links Page

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Input: [Project Name] DIY Spot Welder [Status] Planning/Resource Collection [Description]

Output: Implementation of this

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Input: [Project Name] Sunbeam 1050W Microwave [Status] Parted [Description]

Output: Disasembled for the Transformer

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Input: [Project Name] Smelting Furnace [Status] Melting aluminum and burning the unwary [Description]

Output: For melting aluminium

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Input: [Project Name] Analytical Balance [Status] Research [Description]

Output: For SCIENCE!

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Input: [Kind] Package [Docs] Package providing interface implementations for interacting with the various databases. [Name]

Output: dbconfig


Input: [Kind] Module [Docs] Code relating to the base DBObject object. [Name]

Output: dbobject


Input: [Kind] Module [Docs] All Exception classes. [Name]

Output: exceptions


Input: [Kind] Module [Docs] Module handling global registration of variables and classes. [Name]

Output: registry


Input: [Kind] Module [Docs] Module descripting different types of object relationships. [Name]

Output: relationships


Input: [Kind] Package [Docs] Undocumented [Name]

Output: tests


Input: [Kind] Module [Docs] General catchall for functions that don't make sense as methods. [Name]

Output: utils


Input: [Kind] Module [Docs] Package providing validation support for DBObjects. [Name]

Output: validation


Input: [Annotation] change IBM passwords [Annotated Page]

Output: Page about changing various passwords in IBM intranet


Input: [Annotation] stockholder account access [Annotated Page]

Output: Login page for IBM stock holders


Input: [Annotation] download page for Cloudscape and Derby [Annotated Page]

Output: Page with a link to Derby download


Input: [Annotation] ESPP home [Annotated Page]

Output: Details on Employee Stock Purchase Plan


Input: [Annotation] EAMT home [Annotated Page]

Output: Enterprise Asset Management homepage


Input: [Annotation] PMR site [Annotated Page]

Output: Problem Management Record homepage


Input: [Annotation] coolest page ever [Annotated Page]

Output: Homepage of an IBM employee


Input: [Annotation] most hard-working intern [Annotated Page]

Output: an intern's personal information page


Input: [Annotation] good mentor [Annotated Page]

Output: an employee's personal information page


Input: [Feature] RSS [Supported?]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] RDF [Supported?]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Atom [Supported?]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Page Gzip [Supported?]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Feed Gzip [Supported?]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Page 304 [Supported?]

Output: no


Input: [Feature] Feed 304 [Supported?]

Output: yes


Input: [Feature] robots.txt [Supported?]

Output: yes


Input: [Activity] Catalog Search Type Match [Description] Identify a search [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: Searching the Library Catalog

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Database Type [Description] Match the database to its type [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: Specialized Databases

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Finding Articles - What Did You Learn? [Description] A review crossword [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: Finding Articles

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Rank 'Em [Description] Rank searches in order of quality [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: ASC 3142

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Scope out the Scope [Description] What does a database cover? [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: Specialized Databases

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Search Builder Search Builder [Description] 2 activities where you pick the main concepts, choose search terms, and format your search. [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: ASC 3142

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Search Term Practice [Description] Practice choosing search terms [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: ASC 3142

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] That's Not Fair! [Description] Determine if an acitivty is fair use or not. [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: Fair Use

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Truncation/Wildcards Practice [Description] Practice using truncation and wildcards. [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: ASC 3142

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [Activity] Zombie Cure [Description] Adventure game covering the research process. [Related Tutorial / Course]

Output: Smart Research Strategies

Ohio State University Libraries: net.TUTOR


Input: [0] All Articles, Plays, Offense, Defenses, etc [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] Yes [Web-site] Partial [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Articles on Player Development [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] Yes [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] Yes [Web-site] Yes [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Animated Diagrams ((Sample) [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] just a few [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] No [Web-site] Limited [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Expandable Animations [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] Yes [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] No [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Video Clips (Screen-shot) - (Sample) [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] Yes [Playbook & Animations] No [Playbook] No [Web-site] Tiny [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Appendix (coaching forms) [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] Yes [Web-site] Yes [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] PDF Files (Sample) [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] Yes [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Quotes [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] Yes [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] Yes [Web-site] Random [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Format [Premium Member] Web-site login [Player's CD] CD [Playbook & Animations] Download [Playbook] Download [Web-site] Web-site [Deluxe CD]

Output: CD


Input: [0] Free download upgrades for 1 year [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] Yes [Playbook] Yes [Web-site] N/A [Deluxe CD]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Youth Basketball Section [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] No [Playbook] No [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: No


Input: [0] Members-Only Forum [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] No [Playbook] No [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: No


Input: [0] Member File-Uploads [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] No [Playbook] No [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: No


Input: [0] Free Playbook & Animations download [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] free upgrades [Playbook] No [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: No


Input: [0] Product Discounts [Premium Member] Yes [Player's CD] No [Playbook & Animations] No [Playbook] No [Web-site] No [Deluxe CD]

Output: No


Input: [Templates] Card Walls

Output: Customizable multi-dimension story boards

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Workflow

Output: Configurable project and team workflows

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Card Context

Output: Give more context to your cards using tags, checklists and attachments

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] WYSIWYG & HTML

Output: Create content, charts, graphs, and insert HTML or code into your cards

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Chat

Output: Have conversations and keep your team in the loop without leaving Mingle

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] GitHub Integration

Output: Use GitHub integration to bring your commits into Mingle

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Reporting

Output: Progress, forecasting charts and Cycle Time Analytics

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Integrations

Output: Integrated with more than 50 Partners

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Single-Sign-On

Output: Support for Single-sign-on via Okta

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Templates] Support

Output: Around the clock support from friendly product specialists

Scrum, Kanban, Agile and other customizable project templates


Input: [Key Differences] Can be persistently configured to clear all browsing data [Chrome 7] Limited [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] Yes [Opera 10.6] Limited [Safari 5] Limited [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: Yes

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Can delete the browsing history for a specific site [Chrome 7] No [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] Sub-domain level [Opera 10.6] No [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: No

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Referring URL can be disabled [Chrome 7] No [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] No [Opera 10.6] Yes [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: No

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Privacy mode can be set to automatically start when browser is launched [Chrome 7] No [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] Yes [Opera 10.6] No [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: No

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Third-party cookie default setting [Chrome 7] Allowed [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] Allowed [Opera 10.6] Allowed [Safari 5] Disabled [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: Allowed

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Blocking third-party cookies / accepting cookies only from site visited prevents acceptance of third-party cookies [Chrome 7] Yes [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] Yes [Opera 10.6] No [Safari 5] Yes [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: Yes

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Blocking third-party cookies / accepting cookies only from the site visited prevents first-party cookies from being used later as a third-party cookie [Chrome 7] No [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] Yes [Opera 10.6] No [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: No

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Controls for DOM storage settings [Chrome 7] Allow Disable Prompt Session only [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] No [Opera 10.6] Allow Disable Prompt [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: Allow Disable

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Controls for other local storage [Chrome 7] No [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] No [Opera 10.6] No [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: No

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Provides a geolocation indicator [Chrome 7] Yes [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] No [Opera 10.6] Yes [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Output: NA1

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Key Differences] Centralized management of geolocation permissions [Chrome 7] Yes [Firefox 3.6 / 4.0 Beta 6] No [Opera 10.6] No [Safari 5] No [Internet Explorer 8 / 9 Beta]

Summary of Key Differences | Center for Democracy & Technology


Input: [Capabilities] Direct path enablement [Benefits]

Output: Allows for an independent and isolated network connection for secure system management by enabling redundant paths into the system. Also supports automatic network interface card (NIC) failover for system management. These enhanced platform manageability network capabilities make for a more secure platform management as well as higher platform capability.


Input: [Capabilities] Simplified BMC configuration [Benefits]

Output: Simplifies baseboard management controller (BMC) configuration within the BIOS setup to improve ease of access and configurability.


Input: [Capabilities] Embedded web user interface [Benefits]

Output: Launch platform diagnostic capabilities, like platform debug, remote keyboard, video, mouse, and media, over the network to reduce configuration and deployment times as well as providing easier troubleshooting, faster debug and root cause analysis, and ease of OS and system configuration deployment.


Input: [Capabilities] Platform snapshot [Benefits]

Output: Out-of-band (OOB) platform inventory, including BIOS, firmware, manageability engine (ME), DIMM type and population and installed CPU SKU, improves remote management of the server.


Input: [Capabilities] Fail-safe firmware updates [Benefits]

Output: Dual U-Boot prevents irrecoverable errors during firmware updates.


Input: [Capabilities] BMC watchdog [Benefits]

Output: Automatically resets the BMC processor based on detection of a stall condition and thereby improving system reliability and availability.


Input: [Sample] Audio Basics [C++] Yes [VB] Yes [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

Muhammad Umer | [To learn & to apply for the benefits of mankind]


Input: [Sample] Audio Capture Raw [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: No

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Input: [Sample] Audio Explorer [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: No

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Input: [Sample] Basic Interactions [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Color Basics [C++] Yes [VB] Yes [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Depth Basics [C++] Yes [VB] Yes [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Depth [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: No

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Input: [Sample] Depth with Color [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: No

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Input: [Sample] Face Tracking [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0, Require Face Tracking [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Face Tracking Basics [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0, Require Face Tracking [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Face Tracking Visualization [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0, Require Face Tracking [C#]

Output: No

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Input: [Sample] Green Screen [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Infrared Basics [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Kinect Explorer [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Shape Game [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Skeletal Viewer [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] No [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: No

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Input: [Sample] Skeleton Basics [C++] Yes [VB] Yes [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Slideshow Gestures [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Speech Basics [C++] Yes [VB] Yes [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] Tic Tac Toe [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] WPF D3D Interop [C++] Yes [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] Yes [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Sample] XNA Basics [C++] No [VB] No [WPF] Yes [DirectX] No [Additional information] Available in 1.6.0 RequireXNA [C#]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Description] Learn how to navigate to the Cox Support Forums. [Function]

Output: Accessing the Support Forum

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Cox subscribers must sign in to contribute, such as to post or reply to Support Forums discussions. [Function]

Output: Signing In

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] When you sign in for the first time, you will need to create your Forum identity. [Function]

Output: Creating Your Forum Profile

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Learn how the Support Forums are organized. [Function]

Output: Support Forum Pages

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Search to see if your question has already been asked and hopefully answered. [Function]

Output: Searching the Support Forum

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Post a new question or topic discussion. [Function]

Output: Create a New Post

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Have the answer? Learn how to reply. [Function]

Output: Reply to a Post

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Like a particular reply? Give it some Kudos! [Function]

Output: Give Kudos

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] If you create a post, you can mark the reply that best answers your question. [Function]

Output: Select "The Answer"

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Receive notifications or bookmark forums, threads, or posts you like. [Function]

Output: Subscribing and Adding to Favorites

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Learn how to change your avatar, email preferences, and more. [Function]

Output: Manage Your Profile and Settings

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Description] Flag inappropriate or offensive content. [Function]

Output: Report Abuse

Cox Support Forums - Join the Discussion!


Input: [Ticket] #21 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Missing support for the new qualified operator syntax


Input: [Ticket] #24 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Missing support for extensible record syntax


Input: [Ticket] #25 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: No support for restricted type synonyms


Input: [Ticket] #26 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: No support for HereDocuments


Input: [Ticket] #27 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: No handling of CPP in code


Input: [Ticket] #50 [Status] assigned [Type] feature request [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: please reject unhandled LANGUAGE pragmas


Input: [Ticket] #54 [Status] new [Type] feature request [Priority] minor [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] syntax [Summary]

Output: Allow declaration of free variables (for functional logic programming)


Input: [Ticket] #59 [Status] reopened [Type] bug report [Priority] trivial [Milestone] Blue Sky [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: cabal install doesn't get happy


Input: [Ticket] #190 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Bad error message with misplaced }


Input: [Ticket] #191 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] other [Summary]

Output: Fixity resolution improvements


Input: [Ticket] #192 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Incorrect position information


Input: [Ticket] #194 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Bad parse error message


Input: [Ticket] #195 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Fails to parse (#*) operator with UnboxedTuples extension turned on


Input: [Ticket] #196 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Off by one line numbers


Input: [Ticket] #197 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Fixities in ParseMode.fixities should be qualified


Input: [Ticket] #198 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] prettyprinter [Summary]

Output: PrettyPrint does not include where


Input: [Ticket] #199 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: failure to parse strict field in GADT style type declaration


Input: [Ticket] #200 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Missing support for record syntax in GADT declarations


Input: [Ticket] #201 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Unicode character literals


Input: [Ticket] #202 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: MultiParamTypeClasses shouldn't be required for using them


Input: [Ticket] #206 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error leads to exception with UnboxedTuples


Input: [Ticket] #207 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Fixity resolution incorrectly handles shadowed operators


Input: [Ticket] #208 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] critical [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Infix data declaration heads do not handle more than two parameters


Input: [Ticket] #209 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] minor [Component] syntax [Summary]

Output: Negative pattern parsing


Input: [Ticket] #210 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse errors when TransformListComp extension is enabled


Input: [Ticket] #211 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Unable to parse strict annotations when used in a GADT


Input: [Ticket] #212 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse errors with family keyword


Input: [Ticket] #213 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse difference from GHC on bracketed instance heads


Input: [Ticket] #214 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error on quasi quotes


Input: [Ticket] #215 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Support DoAndIfThenElse, part of Haskell 2010


Input: [Ticket] #216 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Indentation handled differently to GHC


Input: [Ticket] #217 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Arity mismatch errors have bad source position


Input: [Ticket] #218 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error on forall


Input: [Ticket] #219 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error on template haskell type splice with $


Input: [Ticket] #220 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error when TypeFamilies and ConstraintKinds collide


Input: [Ticket] #221 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error with forall in class


Input: [Ticket] #222 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Poor parse error message


Input: [Ticket] #223 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Error message for RecordWildCards has incorrect column


Input: [Ticket] #224 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Parse error on type equality constraints


Input: [Ticket] #225 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Package uses the deprecated flag -fglasgow-exts


Input: [Ticket] #226 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: Support for type level strings


Input: [Ticket] #227 [Status] new [Type] bug report [Priority] major [Component] parser [Summary]

Output: LambdaCase and MultiWayIf extensions


Input: [Advanced Users] Scriptable (extend NoteTab with custom features) [Pro] Yes [Light] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Advanced Users] Custom toolbars for scripts [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Advanced Users] Regular Expressions (based on PCRE) [Pro] Yes [Light] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Advanced Users] Show non-printing characters [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Advanced Users] Bookmarks in text [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Advanced Users] Customizable keyboard shortcuts [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Advanced Users] Wordstar keyboard shortcuts [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Advanced Users] Save files in EBCDIC format [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Advanced Users] Wrap text to column in real time [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Advanced Users] Line number toggle [Pro] Yes [Light] No [Standard]

Output: No


Input: [Advanced Users] Portable (runs from USB thumb drives) [Pro] Yes [Light] Yes [Standard]

Output: Yes


Input: [Platform] Facebook [Channel] Networking [Primary target] Consumers [Typical Uses]

Output: Make connections Acquire a fan base Create brand awareness Share content and ideas

What is Social Media Marketing? | Springboard SEO


Input: [Platform] LinkedIn [Channel] Networking [Primary target] Businesses [Typical Uses]

Output: Connect with professionals Showcase work and experience Discover business opportunities

What is Social Media Marketing? | Springboard SEO


Input: [Platform] Twitter [Channel] Networking [Primary target] Both [Typical Uses]

Output: Acquire followers Share content and ideas Support customers

What is Social Media Marketing? | Springboard SEO


Input: [Platform] Wordpress [Channel] Blogging [Primary target] Businesses [Typical Uses]

Output: Display expertise Establish credibility Drive web traffic

What is Social Media Marketing? | Springboard SEO


Input: [Platform] YouTube [Channel] Video sharing [Primary target] Consumers [Typical Uses]

Output: Create brand awareness Get subscribers Display expertise

What is Social Media Marketing? | Springboard SEO


Input: [Platform] StumbleUpon [Channel] Bookmarking [Primary target] Both [Typical Uses]

Output: Brand awareness Content sharing

What is Social Media Marketing? | Springboard SEO


Input: [0] 1. a element with @name [IE and Keyboard] no [IE and JAWS] no [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: no

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 2. a element with @name in div with height [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 3. a element with @name and tabindex="-1" [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] 4. a element with @id [IE and Keyboard] no [IE and JAWS] no [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] no [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: no

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Input: [0] 5. a element with @id in div with height [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] no [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 6. a element with @id and tabindex="-1" [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 7. a element with @name and @id [IE and Keyboard] no [IE and JAWS] no [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: no

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 8. a element with @name and @id in div with height [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 9. a element with @name, @id and tabindex="-1" [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] yes [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] 10. Heading with @id [IE and Keyboard] no [IE and JAWS] no [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] no [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: no

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 11. Heading with @id in div with height [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] no [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] 12. Heading with @id and tabindex="-1" [IE and Keyboard] yes [IE and JAWS] yes [IE and Window-Eyes] yes [IE and SAToGo] no [FF and Keyboard] yes [FF and JAWS] yes [FF and Window-Eyes] no [FF and NVDA] yes [FF and SAToGo] no [Safari and Keyboard] no [Safari and VoiceOver] yes [Opera and Keyboard] partial [IE and NVDA]

Output: yes

In-Page Links and Input Focus [Again] | Articles | Accessible Culture

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Input: [0] Basic concept check_multi is running on the remote server (here called client) and executes the child services locally

Output: check_multi runs on the Nagios server and accesses the remote server with each child check independently


Input: [0] Resources Load 1. The load on the Nagios server is very small. 2. The major work is done on the client, therefore it takes the burden of its own monitoring.

Output: 1. The Nagios servers bears most of the execution load and needs more power. 2. The footstep on the client server is not that big.


Input: [0] Network The network load is very small, there is only one connection to trigger the startup and transport back the results over the network.

Output: The network load is higher, especially with SSH transport mechanisms the effort is much higher due to multiple authentication steps.


Input: [0] Configuration The remote client needs configuration to be distributed and updated.

Output: Configuration is easily accessible, there is no need to distribute configuration files


Input: [0] Plugins Plugins have to be distributed and updated.

Output: As for configuration, its sufficient to provide plugins only on the central Nagios server.


Input: [0] Local monitoring vs. remote monitoring Every remote check can also be run as a local check. That means vice versa, that all checks can be run from the remote server, even checks for network services. A plus in terms of homogenity of monitoring

Output: There are particular local checks like disk monitoring, which need high efforts to be run remotely


Input: [0] What is it? [EndNote (Desktop)] Citation management software that that helps you collect, store, organize, and cite research sources [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] A web-based service that walks you through the process of correctly formatting citations [Zotero] A web-based tool and standalone software that help you collect, organize, cite and share research sources [EndNote Basic]

Output: A web-based service that helps you collect, organize, share, and cite research sources

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Best used for: [EndNote (Desktop)] Large research projects (like writing a thesis or book) written using your own computer with EndNote installed [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Short undergraduate research papers with fewer than 10 resources [Zotero] Small or large research projects where simplicity and access to the web are essential [EndNote Basic]

Output: Smaller research projects, and when internet access is more reliable than access to a specific computer

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] How much does it cost? [EndNote (Desktop)] $79 for downloadable student license from UT Campus Computer Store [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Free for UT students (university-wide license) [Zotero] Free for everyone from zotero.org [EndNote Basic]

Output: Free for everyone

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] UT Libraries classes offered? [EndNote (Desktop)] Yes [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] No [Zotero] Yes [EndNote Basic]

Output: Yes

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Works on Mac and PC? [EndNote (Desktop)] Yes [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Yes [Zotero] Yes [EndNote Basic]

Output: Yes

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Where can I use it? [EndNote (Desktop)] On a computer with EndNote installed [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Anywhere with Internet access [Zotero] On a computer with Zotero for Firefox or Zotero Standalone installed (for full functionality) [EndNote Basic]

Output: Anywhere with Internet access

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Allows collaboration or sharing? [EndNote (Desktop)] Yes, through included EndNote Web account [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Yes - share lists with classmates and instructors [Zotero] Yes - you can share libraries online and set up groups to collaborate [EndNote Basic]

Output: Yes - create groups to share lists

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] What happens after I leave UT? [EndNote (Desktop)] Nothing changes - you own the software [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] No access once you graduate, and no easy way to transfer lists [Zotero] Nothing changes - Zotero is free for everyone [EndNote Basic]

Output: Nothing changes – EndNote Basic is free for everyone

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Works with Word or other word processors? [EndNote (Desktop)] Yes - Create in-text citations and bibliographies automatically with Cite While You Write plug-in for Word [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Save bibliographies as Word docs, but no in-text citation functionality [Zotero] Yes - Download plugins for Word and OpenOffice to automatically create in-text citations and bibliographies [EndNote Basic]

Output: Yes - Create in-text citations and bibliographies automatically with Cite While You Write plug-in for Word

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Unique Features [EndNote (Desktop)] Options to define a custom citation style [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] Notecard function helps organize notes [Zotero] Connects with most popular browsers, so it's easy to add sources while on the Web; only major open source option. [EndNote Basic]

Output: Add a toolbar in Firefox to save online references directly into your library

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Can you work off-line? [EndNote (Desktop)] Yes [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] No [Zotero] Yes [EndNote Basic]

Output: No

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Can you import citations from databases? [EndNote (Desktop)] Yes [NoodleTools (NoodleBib)] No [Zotero] Yes [EndNote Basic]

Output: Yes

Cite Your Sources | University of Texas at Austin Libraries


Input: [0] Vendor [1] Scope of Application Support [2] RUM Implementation Method [3] Support Rich Internet Applications [5] Solution Delivery Model [6] Back End APM Functionality Available [4]

Output: Support for Mobile Applications

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [0] Correlsense SharePath RUM [1] All HTTP/S based web applications [2] Agent downloaded at run-time from web server [3] No [5] On-Premise Solution. Can be installed in public clouds like Amazon [6] Full Transaction Tracing available as a separate product [4]

Output: Browser based only

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [0] dynaTrace Ajax Premium Edition [1] Web apps, with specific support for Ajax [2] Agent downloaded from web server into browser [3] Yes – specific support for Ajax [5] On premise software [6] Yes – rich end to end transaction tracing and monitoring included [4]

Output: Browser based only

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [0] Compuware [1] Web applications, mobile browser applications, and native Smartphone/tablet applications [2] HTML Tagging for web and mobile browser applications, native code libraries for Smartphone’s and tables [3] Yes via HTML Tags for Flash [5] On premises solution or SaaS service [6] Full back end APM Solution available as a separately sold product [4]

Output: HTMl tags for browser based applications – code libraries for native Smartphone’s/tablets

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [0] New Relic [1] Java, .NET, PHP, and Ruby Web apps [2] Agent downloaded at run time from web server [3] No [5] Entire solution (APM and RUM) delivered on a hosted Monitoring as a Service basis [6] Robust monitoring of Web, application (Java, .NET, Ruby, and PHP) and database application system tiers included [4]

Output: Browser based only

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [0] Aternity [1] All web apps and broad range of commercial and custom Win32 apps [2] Agent installed on Windows PC or Laptop [3] Yes – specific support for Ajax [5] On premise software [6] No [4]

Output: No – Agent is Windows specific

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [0] Knoa [1] SAP and selected other enterprise applications [2] Agent installed on Windows PC or Laptop [3] No [5] On premise software [6] No [4]

Output: No – Agent is Windows specific

Monitoring End User Experience for Virtualized and Cloud Hosted Applications • The Virtualization Practice


Input: [Included Features] FREE [Talker Feature Pack] $4 per month [Connector Feature Pack]

Output: $10 per month

All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

Shop for a landline connection and home phone online | Spark NZ


Input: [Pack Name:] Feature names: [Talker Feature Pack] All of the included features, plus: [Connector Feature Pack]

Output: All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

Shop for a landline connection and home phone online | Spark NZ


Input: [Included Features] Caller Display [Talker Feature Pack] Call Barring [Connector Feature Pack]

Output: Voicemail

All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

Shop for a landline connection and home phone online | Spark NZ


Input: [Included Features] Automatic Call Back [Talker Feature Pack] Caller Blocking [Connector Feature Pack]

Output: Dual Number

All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

Shop for a landline connection and home phone online | Spark NZ


Input: [Included Features] Last Number Redial [Talker Feature Pack] Call Diversion [Connector Feature Pack]

Output: Distinctive Ring

All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

Shop for a landline connection and home phone online | Spark NZ


Input: [Included Features] Directory Listing [Talker Feature Pack] Call Waiting [Connector Feature Pack]

Output: Simultaneous Ring

All features in the Talker Feature Pack, plus:

Shop for a landline connection and home phone online | Spark NZ


Input: [Add-on click for info] SETI@home/BOINC progress status [Description]

Output: Show your SETI@home/BOINC progress on your homepage


Input: [Add-on click for info] BoincPHP5-GUI [Description]

Output: Monitor and control Boinc from a web browser


Input: [Add-on click for info] Forum signature showing jobs in progress [Description]

Output: A PHP script that generates a forum signature showing jobs in progress


Input: [Add-on click for info] Boinc LCS [Description]

Output: Shows the current state and other information from an unlimited number of BOINC clients connected to the Internet.


Input: [Add-on click for info] BOINC Milestones [Description]

Output: Facebook application that posts credit milestones in your Status


Input: [Add-on click for info] GOINC [Description]

Output: GOINC: A Google homepage module for keeping tabs on BOINC.


Input: [Add-on click for info] Progress Thru Processors [Description]

Output: Facebook-based interface to BOINC


Input: [Features] Game disc [Standard Edition] Yes [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Access to Atomic Blimp [Standard Edition] Pre-order only [Collector's Edition] Pre-order only [Special Edition]

Output: Pre-order only

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Steelbook with exclusive artwork [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Slipcover for Steelbook [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] No [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Blueprint Map (Los Santos and Blaine County) [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Special Ability Boost [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Stunt Plane Trials [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Bonus Outfits, Tattoos, etc. [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Additional Weapons [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: Yes

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Security Deposit Bag [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: No

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Grand Theft Auto V key [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: No

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] New Era Cap [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: No

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Custom Grand Theft Auto Online Characters [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: No

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Features] Unique Vehicles and Garage Property [Standard Edition] No [Collector's Edition] Yes [Special Edition]

Output: No

Grand Theft Auto V - GTA Wiki, the Grand Theft Auto Wiki - GTA IV, San Andreas, Vice City, cars, vehicles, cheats and more


Input: [Sr no] 1 [Particulars] Control over Operating System [Virtual Private Server] You have complete control over OS & DB environments. [Shared Hosting]

Output: Deployed on Shared OS or DB, thereby no direct control on the environment

Virtual Private Servers - VPS Services on Cloud | Sify cloudinfinit


Input: [Sr no] 2 [Particulars] Security [Virtual Private Server] Each Operating Instance is dedicated and fully isolated from vulnerabilities of other tenants [Shared Hosting]

Output: Shared OS environment leads to weak or no security. One tenant issue, impacts all tenants.

Virtual Private Servers - VPS Services on Cloud | Sify cloudinfinit


Input: [Sr no] 3 [Particulars] Performance [Virtual Private Server] OS isolation ensures that you get the guaranteed resources. [Shared Hosting]

Output: Performance can not be guaranteed. Resources shared across all customers running on the server.

Virtual Private Servers - VPS Services on Cloud | Sify cloudinfinit


Input: [Sr no] 4 [Particulars] Choice of your OS, DB version [Virtual Private Server] You have choice of deploying your own OS and DB technology. You retain the complete control. [Shared Hosting]

Output: The OS and DB is common for all customers. You can not deploy your choice of OS.

Virtual Private Servers - VPS Services on Cloud | Sify cloudinfinit


Input: [Sr no] 5 [Particulars] Ability to conduct Security audits [Virtual Private Server] Allows you to run Security Audit and apply your own security policy. [Shared Hosting]

Output: Security Audit is not possible.

Virtual Private Servers - VPS Services on Cloud | Sify cloudinfinit


Input: [Sr no] 6 [Particulars] Deployment Scenarios [Virtual Private Server] Best suited for generic to e-commerce websites which reflects business identity and requires security compliance. [Shared Hosting]

Output: Best suited for generic websites which does not have huge traffic or does not require security compliance.

Virtual Private Servers - VPS Services on Cloud | Sify cloudinfinit


Input: [Scan] Website Errors [Severity] Critical [Recommendation] Contact your Hosting Provider [Result]

Output: Detected

Sucuri SiteCheck - Free Website Malware Scanner


Input: [Scan] Malware [Severity] Low Risk [Result]

Output: Not Detected

Sucuri SiteCheck - Free Website Malware Scanner


Input: [Scan] Website Blacklisting [Severity] Low Risk [Result]

Output: Not Detected

Sucuri SiteCheck - Free Website Malware Scanner


Input: [Scan] Injected SPAM [Severity] Low Risk [Result]

Output: Not Detected

Sucuri SiteCheck - Free Website Malware Scanner


Input: [Scan] Defacements [Severity] Low Risk [Result]

Output: Not Detected

Sucuri SiteCheck - Free Website Malware Scanner


Input: [Scan] Website Firewall [Severity] Medium Risk [Recommendation] Patch and Protect With Sucuri Firewall [Result]

Output: Not Found

Sucuri SiteCheck - Free Website Malware Scanner


Input: [Description] An item can contain text, audio, movies, files, images, and mashups. If you add text, you can format it using the content editor functions. [Content Type]

Output: Item

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] An HTML file that you can use in your course. These files can be viewed as a page within your course or as a separate piece of content in a separate browser window. [Content Type]

Output: File

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] Upload files from your computer and incorporate them in a course area. [Content Type]

Output: Audio Image Video

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] Link to an outside website or resource. [Content Type]

Output: Web link

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] A set of content that includes a structured path for progressing through the items. [Content Type]

Output: Learning module

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] A special content type that combines information about the lesson itself with the curriculum resources used to teach it. [Content Type]

Output: Lesson plan

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] Enables you to attach an existing syllabus file or build a course syllabus by walking through a series of steps [Content Type]

Output: Syllabus

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] A shortcut to an item, tool, or area in a course. [Content Type]

Output: Course link

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] A course area that contains content items. Folders allow content to be structured with a hierarchy or categories. [Content Type]

Output: Content folder

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] The blank page tool allows you to include files, images, and text as a link in a course area. Blank pages present content in a different way than items do. There is no description that appears below the title of the page. Users see your content only after clicking the link. [Content Type]

Output: Blank page

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] A page containing dynamic personalized content modules that help users keep track of tasks, tests, assignments, and new content created in the course. [Content Type]

Output: Module page

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [Description] Mashups allow you to include content in a course that is from an external website. Three types of mashups are available: Flickr Photo®: Link to a site for viewing and sharing photographic images SlideShare: Link to a site for viewing and sharing PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, or Adobe PDF Portfolios YouTube™: Link to a site for viewing and sharing online videos [Content Type]

Output: Mashups

Create Content in a Course Area - Blackboard Help

Options in Build Content list


Input: [GnuCash type] BANK [KMyMoney type]

Output: Checking


Input: [GnuCash type] CHECKING [KMyMoney type]

Output: Checking


Input: [GnuCash type] SAVINGS [KMyMoney type]

Output: Savings


Input: [GnuCash type] ASSET [KMyMoney type]

Output: Asset


Input: [GnuCash type] CASH [KMyMoney type]

Output: Cash


Input: [GnuCash type] CURRENCY [KMyMoney type]

Output: Cash


Input: [GnuCash type] MONEYMRKT [KMyMoney type]

Output: MoneyMarket


Input: [GnuCash type] STOCK [KMyMoney type]

Output: Stock


Input: [GnuCash type] MUTUAL [KMyMoney type]

Output: Stock


Input: [GnuCash type] EQUITY [KMyMoney type]

Output: Equity


Input: [GnuCash type] LIABILITY [KMyMoney type]

Output: Liability


Input: [GnuCash type] CREDIT [KMyMoney type]

Output: CreditCard


Input: [GnuCash type] INCOME [KMyMoney type]

Output: Income


Input: [GnuCash type] EXPENSE [KMyMoney type]

Output: Expense


Input: [GnuCash type] RECEIVABLE [KMyMoney type]

Output: Asset


Input: [GnuCash type] PAYABLE [KMyMoney type]

Output: Liability


Input: [Ticket] #39 [Summary] check for several online interfaces [Owner] somebody [Type] enhancement [Severity] trivial [Priority]

Output: low


Input: [Ticket] #174 [Summary] Can't send any mails anymore [Owner] tboeckel [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: undecided


Input: [Ticket] #191 [Summary] YAM delete old entries in the .uidl file [Owner] tboeckel [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] critical [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Ticket] #192 [Summary] YAM crash if you click 'abort' in the transfer window. [Owner] tboeckel [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Ticket] #218 [Summary] new threaded send not working? [Owner] tboeckel [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] blocker [Priority]

Output: undecided


Input: [Ticket] #239 [Summary] No action on "Delete only", fetching new mails (w preselect) [Owner] tboeckel [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: undecided


Input: [Ticket] #248 [Summary] Preselection window closes immediately [Owner] tboeckel [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Ticket] #185 [Summary] Nightbuild 23-08-2010 on OS4 doesn't permit to send mail with secure server [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Ticket] #190 [Summary] Mailbox/Check single account no longer working [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #227 [Summary] YAM crashes when on collection of new messages from mail server [Type] bug [Version] 2.6p1 [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: undecided


Input: [Ticket] #251 [Summary] Get mails from multiples pop3 fails [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: undecided


Input: [Ticket] #201 [Summary] YAM crash if the connection fails. [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #202 [Summary] Wrong File name in UIDL checking. [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #210 [Summary] Improved UIDL support and import. [Type] enhancement [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: normal


Input: [Ticket] #233 [Summary] Hits when getting mails with preselection. [Type] bug [Version] nightly build [Severity] major [Priority]

Output: undecided


Input: [Description] You can receive both voice mail and fax messages at the same time. Or, choose to receive only one or the other. You can also set a voice mail greeting, specify how much time passes before voice mail answers your call, and set the allowed length for callers to leave a voice message. [Included Feature]

Output: Voice Mail & Fax

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can add a button to your website that will allow people to “click to call” you. When they click on your web call button, after entering their phone number, a call we be placed connecting their number with yours. [Included Feature]

Output: Web Call Button

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can use your number as a virtual calling card by dialing voice access numbers from anywhere. You’ll be able to make outbound calls before, during, or following your voice messages. You can also use your number as your Caller ID. Calls from your calling card within the U.S., Canada, and almost 20 other countries are a low 6.9¢ per minute. [Included Feature]

Output: Virtual Calling Card

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can create a conference call with up to 25 people. There is no time limit. The regular per-minute charge applies for each participant that dialed your toll free number. [Included Feature]

Output: Conference Calling

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can restrict the areas from which you allow calls to come in. Block by state, area code, area code + prefix, or by specific phone number. You can choose how to handle blocked calls – either send them to a busy signal, let them ring endlessly, give them an error message, or direct them straight to voice mail. [Included Feature]

Output: Call Blocking

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] Forward your calls to specified numbers based on various conditions, including the state, area code, time, day, or specific number, based on the origin of the call. [Included Feature]

Output: Custom Call Forwarding

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can opt to receive notifications via email when your toll free number is dialed. The email notification will include the destination call number, the Caller ID of the caller, time of day and length of call. [Included Feature]

Output: Call Notification Emails

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can, optionally, set a maximum call time to enforce costs. Calls will be automatically disconnected after the length of time you choose. Additionally, you can apply the same call length restriction to voice mail messages. [Included Feature]

Output: Maximum Call Length

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] You can choose to display the caller’s number, or, if you are running multiple toll free numbers, the toll free number which is being called on your Caller ID. This will help you identify where the call is coming from. For example, if you have ten departments, each with its own toll free number, you’ll know which department the call was intended for. [Included Feature]

Output: Caller ID

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Description] Your online account lets you set all of the above options, and lets you track calls and view statistics and analytics reports that contain detailed information on the nature of calls made. [Included Feature]

Output: Online Management

Get Your Own Cheap Toll Free Number | We Rock Your Web


Input: [Error Code] Your proxy credential may have expired [Definition] Your proxy credential may have expired. [Possible Solutions]

Output: Use grid-proxy-info to check whether the proxy credential has actually expired. If it has, generate a new proxy with grid-proxy-init.


Input: [Error Code] The system clock on either the local or remote system is wrong. [Definition] This may cause the server or client to conclude that a credential has expired. [Possible Solutions]

Output: Check the system clocks on the local and remote system.


Input: [Error Code] Your end-user certificate may have expired [Definition] Your end-user certificate may have expired [Possible Solutions]

Output: Use grid-cert-info to check your certificate's expiration date. If it has expired, follow your CA's procedures to get a new one.


Input: [Error Code] The permissions may be wrong on your proxy file [Definition] If the permissions on your proxy file are too lax (for example, if others can read your proxy file), Globus Toolkit clients will not use that file to authenticate. [Possible Solutions]

Output: You can "fix" this problem by changing the permissions on the file or by destroying it (with grid-proxy-destroy) and creating a new one (with grid-proxy-init). Important: However, it is still possible that someone else has made a copy of that file during the time that the permissions were wrong. In that case, they will be able to impersonate you until the proxy file expires or your permissions or end-user certificate are revoked, whichever happens first.


Input: [Error Code] The permissions may be wrong on your private key file [Definition] If the permissions on your end user certificate private key file are too lax (for example, if others can read the file), grid-proxy-init will refuse to create a proxy certificate. [Possible Solutions]

Output: You can "fix" this by changing the permissions on the private key file. Important: However, you will still have a much more serious problem: it is possible that someone has made a copy of your private key file. Although this file is encrypted, it is possible that someone will be able to decrypt the private key, at which point they will be able to impersonate you as long as your end user certificate is valid. You should contact your CA to have your end-user certificate revoked and get a new one.


Input: [Error Code] The remote system may not trust your CA [Definition] The remote system may not trust your CA [Possible Solutions]

Output: Verify that the remote system is configured to trust the CA that issued your end-entity certificate. See Installing GT 4.2.1 for details.


Input: [Error Code] You may not trust the remote system's CA [Definition] You may not trust the remote system's CA [Possible Solutions]

Output: Verify that your system is configured to trust the remote CA (or that your environment is set up to trust the remote CA). See Installing GT 4.2.1 for details.


Input: [Error Code] There may be something wrong with the remote service's credentials [Definition] There may be something wrong with the remote service's credentials [Possible Solutions]

Output: It is sometimes difficult to distinguish between errors reported by the remote service regarding your credentials and errors reported by the client interface regarding the remote service's credentials. If you cannot find anything wrong with your credentials, check for the same conditions on the remote system (or ask a remote administrator to do so) .


Input: [Business Need] Basic service with fax, modem and other features [Solution Options]

Output: Business Lines Business Lines: "Plain Old Telephone Service" or POTS lines supply a single, voice-grade channel for phones, key systems, modems and other devices that need access to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). Basic business lines provide small, growing and large businesses with low-cost, flexible telephone service. Standard features include one free directory listing and line hunting.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Business Need] High volume calling and screen pop-up applications [Solution Options]

Output: Voice Only PRI ISDN PRI: Primary Rate Interface provides digital transmission of our voice services that allows caller ID (name and number) across an ISDN phone. This allows the called party to either accept or reject the call. TelePacific provides better PBX utilization, superior bandwidth and faster connectivity. Combine the Voice Only PRI calling plan with other TelePacific voice services and take advantage of greater volume discounts.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Business Need] Additional features to complement an already feature-rich PBX or hybrid system [Solution Options]

Output: SuperTrunks SuperTrunks: SuperTrunks bring the power and performance of high-speed digital networking to today‘s business. The high capacity, end-to-end digital voice connectivity allows for 24 simultaneous calls. By combining calling plans, customers can take advantage of volume discounts. SuperTrunk options include DID Only (Direct Inward Dialing) and two-way (Inbound-Outbound) SuperTrunks.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Business Need] Competitive plans at attractive rates [Solution Options]

Output: Usage Plans Usage Plans: TelePacific offers competitive plans at very attractive rates from all-you-can-eat prepaid packages to per-minute rates at significant discounts for high volume businesses.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Business Need] Predictive billing to cover monthly usage [Solution Options]

Output: Prepaid Minutes Prepaid Minutes: TelePacific T-Pack Minute Bundles offer customers subscribing to TelePacific’s local and long distance service a great per-minute rate while providing a level of predictability to your monthly bills. Get rates as low as 2.4¢ per minute.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Business Need] Toll free access for prospects, suppliers and customers [Solution Options]

Output: Toll Free Services Toll Free Services: Give customers, prospects and suppliers a toll-free option to reach your business. Additional coverage and advanced features can enhance your toll-free services through TelePacific.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Business Need] Cost savings for reaching international markets [Solution Options]

Output: International Calling Plans International Calling Plans: With TelePacific’s WorldPac, get international calling at highly competitive rates. Plans are arranged by calling region to suit the needs of your global business.

Local Phone and Voice Services | TelePacific


Input: [Description] RedSeal Networks has integrated with multiple McAfee solutions which to provide a true real-time end-to-end view of your overall security posture. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Actionable Intelligence to prevent Cyber Attacks McAfee and RedSeal Networks


Input: [Description] McAfee and Norse have developed an integrated threat intelligence approach leveraging the strengths of McAfee Cloud Analysis and Deconstruction Service (CADS) framework with the Norse unique ability to provide visibility into the Internet's darknet and deep web. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Combating Advanced Cyber Threats McAfee and Norse DarkThreat Intelligence


Input: [Description] Leading enterprises understand the value of mobility, but are struggling to create secure mobile environments while delivering on the promise of higher productivity that mobile can provide. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Secure What Matters Most in a BYOD World McAfee and Apperian


Input: [Description] In today’s post-breach world, organizations need technology aligned with new strategies to accelerate and automate incident response and breach investigation workflows to reduce mean time to resolution. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Accelerating Incident Response and Breach McAfee and Guidance Software's EnCase


Input: [Description] Gain insights into the virtualization security landscape, and understand how McAfee, Intel, and HyTrust can help you scale your VMware infrastructure while staying compliant and secure. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Virtualize More While Improving Your Risk Posture from Bare Metal to Endpoint McAfee and HyTrust


Input: [Description] By integrating the IID DNS Firewall and Malicious IP Intelligence solutions with McAfee ePO, organizations get real-time alerts about the latest Internet threats and compromised network machines, all in one place. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: DNS Firewall & Malicious IP Intel Integration McAfee and IID


Input: [Description] Learn how McAfee ePO and Lieberman Software provide a model in which sensitive logins are controlled and passwords automatically revoked immediately after delegated IT personnel complete their work. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Target and Eliminate Privileged Account Security Threats McAfee and Lieberman Software


Input: [Description] Learn how McAfee and AirPatrol Corporation can secure the other half of your network, the mobile devices, through detection, monitoring and endpoint security. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Do you know how to Secure the Other Half of Your Network? McAfee and AirPatrol Corp


Input: [Description] Join us for a look into how LockPath's Keylight platform and McAfee Vulnerability Manager will help you tame your complex data challenges and spotlight the most critical risks to your environment. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Better Business Decisions Through Streamlined Risk Prioritization McAfee and LockPath


Input: [Description] Learn how McAfee and Tangoe have partnered to help companies eliminate wireless bill shock. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Managing Mobility Costs in Real Time McAfee and Tangoe


Input: [Description] Learn how Skybox leverages McAfee Firewall Enterprise and Vulnerability Management solutions, adding a layer of network visibility, continuous monitoring, and security analytics. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Next-Gen Security Management – A Risk-Based Approach to Mitigating Cyberattacks McAfee and Skybox Security


Input: [Description] Learn how using data loss prevention technologies and a powerful layer of in-context intelligence provide real-time detection of theft by leveraging behavioral profiling and accurate comparative algorithms. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Protecting Against IP Theft –- Fighting an Effective Battle McAfee and Securonix


Input: [Description] Discover why motivated attackers’ persistence to gain access – and retain access – in the network requires continuous detection, incident validation, and response. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Defending Against Persistent Attackers: The Need for Incident Response 360° McAfee and HBGary


Input: [Description] Learn how McAfee and Core Security are working together to transform security intelligence and vulnerability management to tackle today’s evolving threat landscape. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Security Intelligence Meets Vulnerability Management McAfee and Core Security


Input: [Description] Learn how McAfee and Cyber-Ark work together to manage and continuously monitor privileged account usage across IT environments. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Privileged Identity Management: Combine McAfee Security with Privileged User Access Control and Activity Monitoring McAfee and Cyber-Ark


Input: [Description] Learn how McAfee and WCK can help you gain business visibility into your risk and compliance and prioritize remediation efforts based on business criticality. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Understand the Business Impact of Endpoint Risk McAfee and WCK


Input: [Description] Discover the latest best practices for enforcing privileged user access across diverse systems and how McAfee and Fox Technologies can help you solve this security challenge. [Live/On Demand*] Register [Title]

Output: Controlling Privileged User Access: Six Practical Best Practices McAfee and Fox Technologies


Input: [Feature] Make edit-in-frame more usable? [Comments] I know, use SE - but that's not very useful when making hyphenation corrections etc. [Status]

Output: DONE

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Input: [Feature] Ability to create TOC and Indexes [Comments] assigned to cezaryece TOC Done [Issue#] 3349 [Status]

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Input: [Feature] Support for footnotes and endnotes [Comments] assigned to cezaryece [Status]

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Input: [Feature] Orphans and widows control [Comments] assigned to cezaryece [Status]

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