Use any parallel or USB printer wirelessly

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Install a parallel printer on a Base
Station

Install a parallel printer on a Base
Station 09/10/2004 09:11 AM
Perhaps because it turns out to be so simple, I have not found simple instructions for installing a parallel printer on an Airport Base Station, and web searches kept turning up pages that made it look much more complicated t...

Print Wirelessly

Print Wirelessly 11/12/2003 01:11 PM
Iogear makes an 802.11g access point that includes a print server. Users can connect a USB-enabled printer to the gateway and wirelessly send jobs to the printer. The gateway costs $129.95. Iogear hasn’t posted the release yet but it should be here eventually....

'Cheese' and Thank You, Wirelessly

'Cheese' and Thank You, Wirelessly 05/19/2004 06:04 PM
AT cheerleading competitions, when Encore Photo of Sarasota, Fla., may take group, action and individual photos of up to 800 teams in two days, the goal is to transfer images as quickly as possible from the cameras' memory cards to computer servers, and then to viewing stations where family members can purchase photos.

Printing wirelessly

Printing wirelessly 01/22/2004 11:45 AM
New York Times primer on eliminating the cable to your printer, which courtesy of Bluetooth and WiFi, is getting easier and easier to do these...

Fish Wirelessly

Fish Wirelessly 02/10/2004 02:40 AM
Boaters in the middle of Lake Conroe in Texas can now access the Internet: Jarvis Entertainment Group, West Hills Park Joint Venture, and Del Lago Resort are building a Wi-Fi network that will completely cover the lake. The network also covers the 18-hole golf course at the Del Lago Resort....

Wirelessly Enabling the Disabled

Wirelessly Enabling the Disabled 02/18/2004 01:30 PM
My latest piece for TheFeature is about researchers at Georgia Tech who are hacking mobile devices and off-the-shelf components to help disabled people become more independent. I'm really intrigued by the wearable "audiitory display," a navigation system for the blind that generates spatially-located sounds as trail-markers for the wearer to follow as they walk somewhere. Lin k

Head Out (Wirelessly) on the Highway

Head Out (Wirelessly) on the Highway 12/04/2003 02:42 AM
New York Times Dec 4 2003 1:16AM ET

Mobile TS: Wirelessly Control Your
Desktop

Mobile TS: Wirelessly Control Your
Desktop 11/06/2003 02:47 PM

Surf Wirelessly at Dialup Speed

Surf Wirelessly at Dialup Speed 09/08/2004 05:03 AM
Hoping to extend wireless internet access to people without broadband, a Texas company is introducing a base station that works with any dialup connection. But don't expect it to make pages load any faster. By Elisa Batista.

Jitney Rolls on to the Hamptons,
Wirelessly

Jitney Rolls on to the Hamptons,
Wirelessly 06/02/2004 07:48 PM
The Hampton Jitney gets a cell data uplink to hook its passengers up via Wi-Fi (reg. required): In a short piece by your editor in Thursday's New York Times, I describe the Wi-RAN (Rolling Area Network) developed by CEDX and Best Mobile Computing, and in trials with the Hampton Jitney. The Jitney is the high-class way to commute between your summer home or just plain Long Island residence and Manhattan. Some people commute--and I kid you not--every day, clocking in 3 or 4 hours roundtrip or more. In that environment, as on trains and planes, people don't have just quiet time to contemplate but empty time that's worth filling. Some of the Jitney coaches also have electrical outlets, meaning that you don't have to worry about discharging your battery, either. While the service runs today at 100 Kbps, the New York metro area will certainly be one of the first to see higher-speed cell offerings or even other forms of mobile wireless (cue Craig McCaw's entrance) allowing the service to expand its speed over time. Service runs $8 per trip or $40 per month for unlimited usage....

'Smart bullet' reports back wirelessly

'Smart bullet' reports back wirelessly 05/31/2004 11:15 AM

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives
(AP)

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives
(AP) 06/17/2004 08:29 AM
AP - External hard drives need no longer be tethered to a single computer. A new product from Linksys allows such devices, which are commonly used as supplemental or backup computer storage, to be wirelessly connected to a home network, so multiple users can tap into the data bank like a central library.

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives

Product Wirelessly Connects Hard Drives 06/17/2004 11:39 AM
AP via Daily Press Jun 17 2004 4:04PM GMT

Talking Free, Wirelessly: The Tekram-312
Bluetooth Headset

Talking Free, Wirelessly: The Tekram-312
Bluetooth Headset 08/27/2004 03:41 PM
Pocket PC Thoughts Aug 27 2004 7:19PM GMT

New York Group Plans Redunant Telecom
Wirelessly

New York Group Plans Redunant Telecom
Wirelessly 04/24/2004 10:43 PM
The Alliance for Downtown New York proposes a wireless backup plan for telecommunications: For $10 million, the Alliance proposes building a laser and microwave system that would sit on top of five of the tallest buildings in the area and have line of sight from most offices. The system would relay to two other locations, one in Manhattan and one probably in New Jersey, in the event of a loss of service. The idea is that companies unable to bear the enormous costs of building their own similar backup systems could piggyback on the Alliance's, which would be vendor neutral to phone companies. This might make businesses who locate in the area less concerned about being cut off from telecom in the future, come what may, although real estate agents think it won't make a practical difference: rents are cheaper and that attracts tenants. The article mentions that the Alliance issued a report about its free Wi-Fi zones in which they said that the network had become one of the busiest of its kind in the world. However, the report isn't on their Web site; I'm trying to get a copy. The redundant telecom network could be used actively to provide more bandwidth to the free Wi-Fi zones, the Alliance said. [link via Craig Plunkett]...

Wirelessly beam MP3s to your car's
digital audio player

Wirelessly beam MP3s to your car's
digital audio player 11/01/2003 12:54 PM
You know how sometimes you think up a gadget but you figure that no one will ever build it? Well, the Omnifi is one of those gadgets, except that it's real. The Omnifi is a digital media player for your car with a 20GB hard drive and an 802.11b WiFi attachment which actually makes it possible (assuming your car is within range) to wirelessly beam your music directly to your car from your PC. You can also set it to automatically transmit all sorts of information to your car, like the weather, news, etc. The hard drive can also detach and be connected to a PC (sorta like the Phatnoise system) if your car is parked too far away for WiFi. Read...

Talking Free, Wirelessly: Hacking the
Registry to Use a Bluetooth Headset

Talking Free, Wirelessly: Hacking the
Registry to Use a Bluetooth Headset 09/01/2004 08:48 PM
Pocket PC Thoughts Sep 1 2004 11:44PM GMT

Parallel-ForkControl-0.01

Parallel-ForkControl-0.01 12/09/2003 12:27 AM

Parallel-ForkControl-0.02

Parallel-ForkControl-0.02 01/10/2004 01:33 AM

"parallel universe."

"parallel universe." 05/30/2004 08:58 AM

Array-Parallel-0.01

Array-Parallel-0.01 01/26/2004 06:30 PM

Parallel Programming with Interoperable
MPI

Parallel Programming with Interoperable
MPI 04/14/2004 09:11 PM
DDJ Apr 15 2004 1:24AM GMT

Keyspan USB-to-Parallel Cable

Keyspan USB-to-Parallel Cable 08/18/2004 06:37 AM

< img src="http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/images/UFT-125.jpg" alt="UFT-125.jpg image" width="200" height="99" border="0" align="right" vspace="5" hspace="15"/>Good morning, friends. Monitor shopping, especially used monitor shopping from a tiny shop in New Jersey that takes four hours round trip... well, it sucks, especially when the monitors are crap. If you needed a surprise ending, I'm sorry, I can't provide one. What I can provide is this new Keyspan USB-to-Parallel cable, the sort of peripheral that, despite being handy, gets increasingly geekier by the minute. Still, for the occasional "transferring data to an ancient PC" maneuver, it's nice to know someone makes a cable. Next up: SD cards that fit in 5.25-inch floppy drives.

< b>Read -Press Release [KeySpan]

Welcome back to the Parallel Universe

Welcome back to the Parallel Universe 08/18/2004 04:37 PM
Early this morning Infopop attempted to make some performance enhancements to the forum database, and to make a long story short, the update failed.

Massively Parallel Minesweeper

Massively Parallel Minesweeper 07/06/2004 04:53 PM

Under heavy pressure from Linux application server clusters, Microsoft is working on a version of Windows Server 2003 designed to support parallel computing.

Microsoft plans to aim Windows Server 2003 HPC edition, at companies in life sciences, engineering, finance, and other industries where highly scalable systems built with relatively low-cost hardware are being applied to demanding applications. “Parallel-computing clusters are increasingly being seen in the enterprise,” Microsoft product manager Dennis Oldroyd said. “It’s been the domain of academia and research. Now, with low-cost standardised hardware, it’s becoming less of a niche play.”

There's already a lot of work that's been done in this area on Linux and OSX, so Windows will have quite a bit of catching up to do.

Via OSNews.

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PPort v0.3 for Parallel Port I/O

PPort v0.3 for Parallel Port I/O 01/19/2004 01:54 PM
Corcalciuc V. Horia has announced a small program called PPort that looks handy for robot builder using a PC motherboard. The program allows individual parallel port pins to be used for control outputs. PPort is written in C and is Free Software licensed under the GNU GPL. The documentation include several schematics for common uses.

Running Video Cards in Parallel

Running Video Cards in Parallel 05/13/2004 09:30 AM

The Home Parallel Universe Test

The Home Parallel Universe Test 05/14/2004 03:01 AM

Parallel processing: Coming to a desktop
near you

Parallel processing: Coming to a desktop
near you 09/07/2004 05:49 PM
The PC industry is about to go through a major change in the way computers are designed, built and marketed, Intel President and COO Paul Otellini said today at the Fall Intel Developer Forum.

Java Parallel Processing Framework

Java Parallel Processing Framework 04/12/2005 08:19 AM
First alpha released

IDF: Parallel processing coming to a
desktop near you

IDF: Parallel processing coming to a
desktop near you 09/07/2004 04:15 PM
SAN FRANCISCO - Intel Corp. and the PC industry are about to go through a major change in the way client computers are designed, built and marketed, said Intel President and Chief Operating Officer Paul Otellini during his introductory address Tuesday at the Fall Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco.

Microsoft develops Windows for parallel
computing

Microsoft develops Windows for parallel
computing 07/06/2004 05:11 AM

Special cable navigates USB, parallel
ports

Special cable navigates USB, parallel
ports 11/17/2003 08:04 AM
Los Angeles Times Nov 17 2003 7:46AM ET

Maureen Dowd: The Parallel Universe of
Bushworld

Maureen Dowd: The Parallel Universe of
Bushworld 04/25/2004 02:04 PM
a collection of prescient observations .. The Orwellian Olsens .. The BushCo's World

nytimes.com/2004/04/25/opinion/25DOWD.html
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Kerry Campaign Draws Parallel With Bush
(AP)

Kerry Campaign Draws Parallel With Bush
(AP) 08/23/2004 02:26 AM
AP - Democratic challenger John Kerry says President Bush is standing silent just as he did four years ago when supporters waged a campaign of "lies" to destroy the White House hopes of fellow Vietnam veteran and senator John McCain.

4th WSEAS Int.Conf. on SOFTWARE
ENGINEERING, PARALLEL

4th WSEAS Int.Conf. on SOFTWARE
ENGINEERING, PARALLEL 11/25/2003 10:22 PM
NetLib Nov 25 2003 8:23AM ET

Design of a Parallel and Distributed Web
Search Engine

Design of a Parallel and Distributed Web
Search Engine 07/31/2004 05:11 AM
Design of a Parallel and Distributed Web Search Engine by Salvatore Orlando, Raffaele Perego, and Fabrizio Silvestri
http: //eprints.osti.gov/cgi-bin/dexpldcgi?qry1125085327;2

Abstract by Authors
This paper describes the architecture of MOSE (My Own Search Engine), a scalable parallel and distributed engine for searching the web. MOSE was specifically designed to efficiently exploit affordable parallel architectures, such as clusters of workstations. Its modular and scalable architecture can easily be tuned to fulfill the bandwidth requirements of the application at hand. Both task-parallel and data-parallel approaches are exploited within MOSE in order to increase the throughput and efficiently use communication, storing and computational resources. We used a collection of html documents as a benchmark, and conducted preliminary experiments on a cluster of three SMP Linux PCs. This has been added to Bot Research Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

QADPZ - Quite Advanced Distributed
Parallel Zystem

QADPZ - Quite Advanced Distributed
Parallel Zystem 08/27/2004 01:30 PM
QADPZ - Quite Advanced Distributed Parallel Zystem
http://qadpz.sourceforge.net/

Q²ADPZ ['kwod "pi-'si] is an open source implementation of a system for distributed computing. The system allows the management/use of the computational power of idle computers in a network. The users of the system can send computing tasks to these computers to be executed, which can be in the form of a dynamic library, an executable program or any program which can be interpreted (Java, Perl, etc.). Platforms supported are Linux, Unix, Win32 and MacOS X. The system is a client-master-slave architecture, using message based communication. Messages between the components of the system are in XML format, and can optionaly be crypted for security reasons. This has been added to Grid Resources Subject Tracer Information Blog.

Analysis Services Parallel Processing
Utility

Analysis Services Parallel Processing
Utility 12/05/2003 12:56 AM
This utility processes cubes, partitions, and dimensions in Analysis Services databases on local or remote servers. It includes two executable files, ParallelProcess.exe and ProcessPartition.exe. ParallelProcess.exe is a Microsoft® Windows® program that enables a user to specify and process multiple cubes, partitions, and dimensions on a server. Unlike Microsoft SQL Server™ 2000 Analysis Manager, this program executes its requests in parallel. ParallelProcess.exe calls the auxiliary executable file, ProcessPartition.exe, to do the actual processing of cubes, partitions, and dimensions. You can also run ProcessPartition.exe from a command prompt or in a batch file to specify and process a cube, partition, or dimension. The processing performed by ProcessPartition.exe is recorded in log files.
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