Hour Managment System (HMS), for all

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LASANGE - LAN Managment System

LASANGE - LAN Managment System 04/26/2004 05:18 PM
masterserver 0.3.3 released

PKG package managment system

PKG package managment system 09/14/2004 10:38 PM
pkg-0.7 released

Zeus Content Managment System

Zeus Content Managment System 12/08/2003 08:07 AM
ZeusCMS v0.1 is up

Yggdrasil Content Managment System

Yggdrasil Content Managment System 04/30/2004 07:13 PM
Nidhogg Database Abstract Layer 0.1.1.0 released

Arp.Site Content Managment System

Arp.Site Content Managment System 08/03/2004 05:53 AM
ArpSite at SourceForge

Andys-Scripts Content Managment System

Andys-Scripts Content Managment System 06/21/2004 08:43 PM
Dev Status As Of June 21 2004

Online Membership Info Managment System
Development

Online Membership Info Managment System
Development 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Japan Association of Translators - Japan, Shibuyu-ku, Tokyo (2003-03-12)

British air traffic computer system
fails for an hour, causing 'severe'
delays for flights nationwide

British air traffic computer system
fails for an hour, causing 'severe'
delays for flights nationwide 06/03/2004 04:51 PM
Boston Globe Jun 3 2004 8:48PM GMT

Looking for Ad Managment Package

Looking for Ad Managment Package 04/30/2004 07:04 PM
I'm looking for a good software package to manage the ads and sponsorships for IT Conversations. It should have UIs for the publisher and advertisers and must run on a Linux server. PHP preferred, but other languages are okay. Do you know of a good one?

Simpler content managment

Simpler content managment 12/04/2003 09:33 PM

Pe rls of wisdom in a sea of site mismanagement, via the ever-excellent Column Two:

The great surprise of the past five years of content management is that, despite all the hundreds of systems, no clear winners have emerged. Instead, there's a growing dissatisfaction with the ongoing technical burden that such systems impose.

Some influential voices are starting to argue that many sites should, in effect, wait out this immature phase of website management. For the moment, they should content themselves with limited automation.

The article concludes with the idea that many sites can do perfectly well with a few simple Perl scripts and maybe a relational database on the back end, rather than investing in an expensive super-package that claims to be able to do anything you could possibly want. This is very sound advice. The simple fact of the matter is that many sites really don't need a complex content management platform with support for templating, user logins, workflow, versioning and a dozen other high end features. Most sites just need someone to be able to easily update them, when necessary. This is why Macromedia Contribute has been such a success - people want the ability to hit "Edit This Page", make a few changes and publish straight to their site.

I've worked on my fair share of content management systems (in fact I'm helping develop one at the moment) and out of all of the ones I've been involved in, the one I got the biggest kick out of took the shortest time to develop. It was based on Tavi Wiki, and consisted of a password protected Tavi install for the back end and a slightly modified separate install for the front end. Both installs pointed to the same database, but the front end was altered to disable all editing features and make the site look less like a Wiki. You can see the end result here.

All in all, the CMS took less than an hour to put together from start to finish. It made it easy enough for contributors with no previous knowledge of HTML to update the site (using Wiki markup) and provided us with full versioning on all content contained within the project. The final site gives very few clues that the underlying engine is a Wiki, and thanks to Tavi's ease of customisation the site design can be easily changed to look even less wiki-like. It's close to the simplest thing that could possibly work and it works just fine.

Of course, if you don't have a competent server-side programmer to hand your only option is to buy a pre-made solution, but with a half-decent programmer and a good set of tools a simple home built CMS customised to fit your needs could be a much better investment than some $100,000 one-size-fits all monstrosity.

Digital Rights Managment Year in Review

Digital Rights Managment Year in Review 01/18/2004 03:53 PM

Centrafest group's globally known
Visiting Card Solution now available
with Document Managment Solution!!!

Centrafest group's globally known
Visiting Card Solution now available
with Document Managment Solution!!! 08/09/2004 02:05 AM
The ability to convert paper documents including your business cards into digital forms are increasingly important for business of mobile nature. Now you can scan your documents into your laptop to be sent over internet or to be recognized and saved. [PRWEB Aug 9, 2004]

Pay By The Hour

Pay By The Hour 06/05/2005 10:46 PM
I talk to a lot of consultants, freelancers, and small businesses who do web work, and I used to be a freelancer myself, so sometimes I get asked for advice on how to price one's goods and services. I think I came up with my best suggestion today, and it...

24 Hour Comics dot com

24 Hour Comics dot com 04/25/2004 09:41 AM
24-Hour Comics Day, April 24, 2004

24hourcomics.com
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BBC - Radio 1 - Ten Hour Take Over

BBC - Radio 1 - Ten Hour Take Over 04/14/2004 02:27 AM
They've put the whole playlist online .. The full Ten Hour Takeover playlist .. tracks played in the first hour .. on the Radio One site

bbc.co.uk/radio1/djs/tenhour/10-11.shtml
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Earning $58,000 an hour

Earning $58,000 an hour 06/06/2005 12:00 AM
Poker site PartyGaming is set to go public and potentially make billions for the former porn entrepreneur and computer wiz who started it.

24 Hour Dotcom

24 Hour Dotcom 06/12/2004 04:49 AM

24 Hour Dotcom

Creating a Dotcom in 24 Hours

Right now we are at the Wizards of OS conference in Berlin to make a performance art/business project. The mission is to create a dotcom business from scratch in 24 hours. That means designing and programming a complete and useful web application, recruiting people, doing marketing, creating investment programs and much more. After 24 hours, the complete business will be sold on an eBay auction, and everyone involved will be rich!

Funny real-time project going on right now. ;-)

This Last Hour In iMac

This Last Hour In iMac 08/16/2004 12:41 PM

So how about that new iMac, huh? There has been plenty of talk around Internet about the new machine - set to be announced August 31 at the Apple Expo in Paris, according to most rumors - including this speculative design by fantasy Mac render man Isamu Sanada. All signs are pointing to a pizza box-style unit, like the Sony VAIO W700G all-in-one unit, but thought differently, natch. Sometimes-useful Mac rumor site Think Secret has a long list of specs, including information that the new G5-powered units will come in 17- and 20-inch flavors, with the entry-level "Education" model coming in at $1,300 and without optical drive (so those pesky kids can't steal music or install software, sources say). It all looks sort of interesting, I suppose, but in my heart of hearts I wish that the new iMac were just a plain white box, sans monitor, that could bring the power of G5 into homes and schools for $1,000 a pop. I know this isn't going to happen, but I can dream.

More details and links, including an Apple "colored chameleon case" patent application, after the jump.

30-Hour Famine

30-Hour Famine 03/30/2005 09:15 PM
Darren Barefoot writes: Hi folks, I’m doing the 30-Hour Famine. The 30-Hour Famine is a program run by World Vision Canada, an NGO that fights hunger in the developing world. For 30 hours on April 1st and 2nd, I won’t eat, as a kind of symbolic gesture of support for the 800 million malnourished and starving people in the developing world. At the same time, of course, I’m raising money….

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Free PCs - but there's a catch every
hour

Free PCs - but there's a catch every
hour 12/15/2003 11:39 PM
Sydney Morning Herald Dec 15 2003 10:01PM ET

XP SP2: Microsoft's hour of truth?

XP SP2: Microsoft's hour of truth? 08/03/2004 02:45 PM
Listen to this quote from a Real Networks spokeswoman: "The changes Microsoft is proposing for SP2 will have serious negative consequences on the consumer experience of many applications and Web sites." Folks, XP SP2 is going to be cataclysmic for...

After the lunch hour, we'll help you
relax a bit

After the lunch hour, we'll help you
relax a bit 01/26/2004 06:35 AM
After the lunch hour, we'll help you relax a bit. Mood lit, time of day sensitive programming comes to your favorite local newspaper web portal. Will something like this fly? Has it been done before? Is this being done elsewhere now?

Spam Costing An Hour A Day?

Spam Costing An Hour A Day? 12/29/2003 04:50 AM
After just doing my once every few days scan of my spam filters to make sure nothing legitimate was caught, I realized that spam seems to be increasing at quite a rapid clip lately. However, my filtering system is working well enough that it's not a huge waste of time right now. A new study in the UK, though, has found that workers can spend up to an hour a day cleaning out their in-boxes. As bad a problem as spam is, I'm curious what these people are doing that it takes them so long to deal with their spam. It sounds like this "study", though, is simply asking business owners how much they thought their staff wasted on spam - so the one hour number is probably exaggerated.

5-hour Internet breakdown

5-hour Internet breakdown 03/26/2005 04:13 PM
Hi Pakistan Mar 26 2005 6:29PM GMT

24 Hour Party People

24 Hour Party People 03/13/2003 10:17 AM
We had reached that point in our Netflix relationship where, either based on complete laziness or utter busyness, we couldn't...

I can't leave my kids for even an hour!

I can't leave my kids for even an hour! 04/18/2005 11:15 AM
It seems a little crazy, but I just don't want to be separated from them, even to take a shower.

The Triple-Witching Hour

The Triple-Witching Hour 05/24/2004 09:24 AM
It has very little to do with Shakespeare's MacBeth.

24-Hour Movie People

24-Hour Movie People 01/01/2004 08:00 AM
Could you write, cast, shoot, score, and edit an entire movie in a day? (Wired via MyAppleMenu)

Wireless vs. Rush Hour

Wireless vs. Rush Hour 05/20/2004 02:19 PM
My latest article for TheFeature.com is online:

"Each year, Los Angeles drivers spend a combined total of 9,000 years stuck in traffic. Cell phones make it much easier to suffer through the brutal traffic jams that are the bane of city life around the world. Fortunately, wireless technology can also shorten the waiting game of freeway commuting.

From Los Angeles and Seattle to Berlin and Tokyo, city planners and researchers are deploying a slew of wireless sensors, smart street signs, and real-time data services for mobile devices to help manage traffic flow and inform drivers about what they'll face on the road ahead."

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72 Hour Comic Madness

72 Hour Comic Madness 01/01/2005 06:28 AM
72 page comic in 72 hours. Ryan Estrada has decided that for New Year's he is going to spend 72 hours creating a 72 page comic book. His site is complete with hourly updates of page count and his sanity level. And I thought the 24 Hour Comic was tough.

Sun offers processing by the hour

Sun offers processing by the hour 02/05/2005 09:32 PM
Computer giant Sun offers vast processing power and storage rental for 53p an hour.

prebinding: A 4.5 Hour Mistake

prebinding: A 4.5 Hour Mistake 03/06/2004 02:10 AM
Sigh, I really, really hate the fact that OS X requires prebinding for Mach-O applications (which is most now days)....

A Happier Hour At The Genius Bar

A Happier Hour At The Genius Bar 11/05/2003 03:03 AM
My Genius Bar experience was really pretty optimal, but as I watched others come and go, I realized that part of that was because I was well-prepared. If you're having hardware trouble and you're thinking of taking your machine in, here are some tips that might help. By Terrie Miller (O'Reilly Network via MyAppleMenu)

Fantasy Bedtime Hour

Fantasy Bedtime Hour 06/24/2005 05:55 PM
Speaking of Stephen R. Donaldson .. "Fantasy Bedtime Hour" .. online

fantasybedtimehour.com
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One end of Women's Hour [Flickr]

One end of Women's Hour [Flickr] 09/26/2004 06:36 PM

Happy 24-Hour Comics Day!

Happy 24-Hour Comics Day! 04/25/2004 02:43 AM
24 Hour Comics dot com: April 24 was 24-Hour Comics Day. Similar to weekend novels, people are supposed to gather and work on a comic and try to complete it, start to finish, within 24-hours (though there are some variations). Championed (or invented?) by Scott McCloud (previously discussed here), you can celebrate either by trying to do one on your own, or re ading some written by others, including Neil Gaiman and Kevin Eastman.

How to abou Charging by the Hour

How to abou Charging by the Hour 01/13/2003 10:09 PM
"I usually charge my customers a one time fee and they can purchase an additional management package for website updates, but I am curious as to how you go about charging a customer by the hour for web site creation and management..."

Cnet and Buy.com having 24 hour sale

Cnet and Buy.com having 24 hour sale 12/09/2003 03:47 PM
They have a few technology based product bargains for the next 24hrs at this site. [Buy.com]...

Moans and sirens at rush hour

Moans and sirens at rush hour 04/15/2005 12:56 PM
Another bloody day in Baghdad fails to dampen U.S. optimism about how things are going in Iraq.
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