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Parent's Guide to Anime
Parent's Guide to Anime
03/22/2005 04:37 PM
A Parent's Guide to
Anime includes a few hundred
informative and
opinionated
reviews, organized by
rating. Found via
this thread at the Christian discussion site
Arts & Faith, whose users
included
Waking Life,
Bad Lieutenant,
Life of
Brian and
Fight Club in their list of the
Top 100 Spiritually Significant
Films.
Parent's Choice Foundation 2004 Holiday
Gift Guide
Parent's Choice Foundation 2004 Holiday
Gift Guide
12/24/2004 12:36 PMDuring their twenty-five year history, the Parents’ Choice Awards
program has established the benchmarks of achievement in children’s
media; trust for the consumers and credibility with the press.
O'Reilly Releases Linux Unwired, Guide
to Wi-Fi and Wireless with Linux
O'Reilly Releases Linux Unwired, Guide
to Wi-Fi and Wireless with Linux
05/03/2004 08:58 PMWi-Fi Technology Forum May 4 2004 0:37AM GMT
[OT] Safe spam filtering methods (was:
Is predictable spam filtering a
vulnerability?)
[OT] Safe spam filtering methods (was:
Is predictable spam filtering a
vulnerability?)
06/22/2004 11:56 PMThe Fungi (Jun 20 2004)
A Parent's Role In Media Literacy
A Parent's Role In Media Literacy
12/05/2003 12:29 PMProfessor Henry Jenkins at MIT has written a very interesting piece in
MIT's Tech Review about
a parent's role in the media literacy of children. He points
out that, too often, parents take a simplistic limiting approach to
all media. They simply tell their kids what they can't watch on TV,
play on their video game console or visit on the internet. Or, they
limit the amount of time they can spend on any of those things. While
there's nothing wrong with any of those things, he suggests it's not
doing what's really important: which is teaching the kids some media
literacy and getting them involved. Instead of just banning things,
he suggests, getting involved with what media the children are
consuming, asking them questions, and teaching them to think
critically about what they are seeing. This way, they learn to have a
real understanding of what they see, and can deal with it on their own
- rather than just be blocked off from the material and pretending it
doesn't exist. He also talks about the importance of encouraging the
kids to become producers of media as well. This way they can learn
what's really happening when they see things online, on TV or in games
- and have a better grasp over what's real and what's created.
A parent's primer to computer slang
A parent's primer to computer slang
03/25/2005 08:33 AMMicrosoft leert ouders praten met hun kinderen. Of andersom ..
recognize new linguistic practices as real language .. MS A parent's
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Linux VM guide at 30% off
Linux VM guide at 30% off
06/29/2004 07:34 AMSite Offer Plus big discounts on 4000 titles
When Polio, Every Parent's Nightmare,
Fell to Dr. Salk
When Polio, Every Parent's Nightmare,
Fell to Dr. Salk
04/12/2005 03:31 AMMarking the 50th anniversary of Jonas Salk's polio vaccine are two new
books and several exhibits that re-examine this remarkable chapter in
medical history.
Linux Desktop Guide
Linux Desktop Guide
08/22/2004 09:20 PMLinux Bandwidth Arbitrator 4.4 (Guide)
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 4.4 (Guide)
01/05/2004 08:31 AMA turn-key tool to distribute bandwidth on busy networks.
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 5.5 (Guide)
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 5.5 (Guide)
05/19/2004 04:27 AMA turn-key tool to distribute bandwidth on busy networks.
User Guide to Using the Linux Desktop
User Guide to Using the Linux Desktop
07/30/2004 06:51 AMUser Guide to Using the Linux Desktophttp://www.iosn.n
et/training/end-user-manual/IOSN has produced an introductory end
user guide to using the Linux
desktop. It is now available for
review and feedback. This user guide is meant as an introductory guide
for a user to use a modern personal computer (PC) running the Linux
operating system. The main aim is to provide a self-learning guide on
how to use a modern Linux desktop system. It assumes that the user has
no prior knowledge of Linux or PC usage. The guide currently formatted
for use as printed material, with the acompanying slides to be used by
trainers. The training materials are licensed under the Creative
Commons Attribution License.
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 5.7 (Guide)
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 5.7 (Guide)
06/06/2004 11:29 PMA turn-key tool to distribute bandwidth on busy networks.
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 4.1 (Guide)
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 4.1 (Guide)
11/19/2003 01:34 AMA turn-key tool to distribute bandwidth on busy networks.
Practical Guide to Red Hat Linux, 2nd
Edition
Practical Guide to Red Hat Linux, 2nd
Edition
02/01/2005 09:12 PMLinux Bandwidth Arbitrator 4.3 (Guide)
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 4.3 (Guide)
12/17/2003 02:25 PMA turn-key tool to distribute bandwidth on busy networks.
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 5.4 (Guide)
Linux Bandwidth Arbitrator 5.4 (Guide)
05/06/2004 12:14 AMA turn-key tool to distribute bandwidth on busy networks.
JSP Quick-Start Guide for Linux
JSP Quick-Start Guide for Linux
02/19/2003 01:32 AMWebmasterBase Feb 19 2003 0:11AM ET
Learning guide: Desktop Linux
Learning guide: Desktop Linux
08/02/2004 03:25 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Learning
guide: Desktop Linux'
“What’s that saying about shutting a door and opening a
window? On enterprise desktops, many people are shutting their Windows
and opening their doors to a penguin — Tux. Find out how to
invite the penguin to your desk in this handy learning guide.”
This is a collection of articles on Linux that
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com has put together….
DOS Emulation Under Linux - a Simple
Guide
DOS Emulation Under Linux - a Simple
Guide
01/10/2004 07:18 AMDavid Precious writes "With just a little work, it's possible to get
your Linux system to run DOS applications with very little trouble.
Whether you need to ...
NVIDIA CoolBits For Linux Guide
NVIDIA CoolBits For Linux Guide
06/05/2005 11:36 PMA Windows user's guide to getting
started with Linux
A Windows user's guide to getting
started with Linux
06/01/2004 04:26 AMAs Linux gains momentum, many longtime Windows users are beginning to
take notice. With Linux's legendary stability, security, and low cost,
the draw is obvious. But if you're a Windows user, how do you know
where to begin? This article summarizes the easiest ways for Windows
users to get started in Linux or to make a full migration.
TechTV | The Linux Operator Guide to
Women
TechTV | The Linux Operator Guide to
Women
04/09/2004 03:57 PMhttp://www.techtv.com/nerdnation/features/story/0,24330,3651128,00.htm
l
Learn how to maintain a woman distro. Includes secrets of flawless
booting and file management, and solutions to frequently encountered
errors.
TV Guide Offers Movie and Sports Guide
TV Guide Offers Movie and Sports Guide
08/30/2004 06:34 AMTo keep up with my beloved Cubbies I usually use tv.yahoo.com, but
sometimes I find that the site doesn't respond, or it only has a day's
worth of sports listings....
Pre-Filtering The Spam
Pre-Filtering The Spam
06/29/2004 03:54 PMMy anti-spam system now uses a variety of server and client side
filters to help keep the damn stuff out of the inbox. Now, some are
suggesting an even earlier level "pre-filter" for spam. HP Labs has
made a fairly simple discovery that even without
various
email authentication systems, it's pretty easy to get a quick
determination as to whether or not an email is spam. The system they
developed looks at whether or not the server sending you the email
normally sends good emails or sends spam. With that one
determination, they can
properly pre-classify emails at a pretty high success
rate. It's not a replacement for a spam filter at all. They know
it's not that good. However, what it can do is do a pre-sort for
prioritization purposes -- so that good emails tend to make it through
the real spam filters faster. In a number of ways, it's pretty sad
that we now need "quality of service" setups for our email.
S. Korea's filtering
S. Korea's filtering
02/01/2005 09:09 PMThe OpenNet Initiative has found that in the process of blocking
access to 31 pro-North Korea sites, the South Korean government has
blocked 3,167 unrelated domains. Apparently this happened because the
NK sites were on servers outside of NK that SK blocked. (The OpenNet
Initiative is sponsored by the Berkman Center, U of Toronto and U of
Cambridge.) [Technorati tag: korea]...
html filtering
html filtering
07/01/2002 08:28 AMAdvogato Jun 29 2002 11:04AM ET
ATi Filtering Discussion Chat Log
ATi Filtering Discussion Chat Log
05/19/2004 04:37 PMMail filtering with procmail
Mail filtering with procmail
04/09/2004 04:09 PMWe've been using procmail for a few months to handle some mail
processing for a project. It's really great, but...
Regional Google Filtering
Regional Google Filtering
10/25/2002 07:23 AMJonathan Zittrain and Benjamin Edelman have released their latest
report, systematic documentation of how Google.de and Google.fr filter
controvertial sites. Google gives no notice that results are being
filtered (as they do with the DMCA) and have nothing about it on their
website (although they did acknowledge the practice in one email I
found). Declan McCullagh asked for a list of blocked sites but Google
refused to supply one. The authors list 113 sites they found thru
trial-and-error to be blocked and again let you submit your own and
record the results. Disclaimer: I assisted the authors with portions
of the report....
Spam filtering, the next chapter
Spam filtering, the next chapter
05/24/2004 09:17 AMI've been experiencing good results filtering out spam with a
combination of Popfile (a Bayesian classifier) and the built-in filter
in Eudora 6. I get well over 1,000 spams a day, so I need
accuracy both in identifying spams and avoiding false positives with
legitimate mail.
The biggest problem with my setup is that it all runs on the client
side. Popfile works as a transparent proxy that runs on my
Windows machine. I don't see the spam in my inbox, but I still
have to download it before it can be filtered. As the spam
volumes have increased, that has become an increasingly significant
burden. Every check pulls down scores of messages, most of which
wind up in the trash. I've had several cases where the sheer
numbers crash Eudora. Getting email through my Treo is basically a
waste of time, because it doesn't have the filters. If I'm on
the
road and don't check my mail, there are thousands of messages waiting
for me when I get back.
I finally had time this weekend to set up filtering on the server
side. Werbach.com and my other domains run through a Web hosting
provider, Pair Networks, which offers a version of SpamAssassin.
The tricky part was configuring it to automatically filter or delete
messages, using procmail, rather than just putting something in the
email header for later processing on the client.
I think I have it working now. I'm using SpamAssassin on a
forgiving setting, because the client-side filters are still running
after the mail goes through. If I can just weed out 60% of my
spams before they reach my machine, life would be much better.
So
far, it looks like I can do significantly better than that.
I'm still tweaking the set-up, so it's possible some legitimate email
will get stuck in the filters. If you write to me and don't get
a
response for a while, please try again.
PHP-Nuke Filtering Bugs
PHP-Nuke Filtering Bugs
05/24/2002 11:27 AMNew Method of Spam Filtering
New Method of Spam Filtering
02/19/2004 02:06 PMISP Hesitate Over Spam Filtering
ISP Hesitate Over Spam Filtering
06/03/2004 02:24 AMAs the spam battle wages on, most of the focus is on end-users and law
enforcement. Not too many people seem to focus on the role of ISPs,
who
sometimes do take a more proactive role in stopping spam.
The problem, though, is that when the ISP filters spam, they often
run into issues with false positives. If the filters are too loose
(to avoid false positives) then too much spam gets through, and users
are upset. If the filters are too tight, important messages go
missing, and users are upset. Many ISPs are realizing, at the very
least, they need to let the end-user have access to the spam folder,
so they can occasionally sort through it for false positives - but
very few users ever bother to look through it. Some ISPs don't offer
any kind of filtering at all, claiming that they don't see how to make
money off of it - which seems especially short-sighted. If they can
offer sufficient spam filtering, they're much more likely to keep
customers than if they simply let everything through when customers
are looking to their providers to provide protection from the
onslaught of spam. No matter what, it's becoming clear that the spam
fight needs to be approached from various angles, and many customers
are likely to bail out on ISPs that don't at least offer a spam
filtering option.
Nvidia Filtering Techniques
Nvidia Filtering Techniques
11/02/2003 07:36 AMATI cheating with Anistropic Filtering?
ATI cheating with Anistropic Filtering?
05/16/2004 08:41 PMCollaborative filtering with del.icio.us
Collaborative filtering with del.icio.us
06/24/2005 09:34 PM
There are currently 6550 del.icio.us folk with whom I share common
bookmarks. As nobody will be surprised to see, my link affinity with
that population displays the now-familiar long tail:
There's a recommendation engine lurking in there somewhere, and I've
decided to try to flush it out. The prototype is a two-stroke engine.
First, it captures the set of del.icio.us users on the steep part of
the curve -- the ones with whom I have the most link affinity. Then it
reads all their RSS feeds, coalesces the links, and applies another
filter to select just the links above a threshold of commonality.
...Is Google Filtering New Sites?
Is Google Filtering New Sites?
05/06/2004 11:40 AMSearch Engine Lowdown May 6 2004 4:13PM GMT
NV40 Texture Filtering
NV40 Texture Filtering
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