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Snort FAQs
Snort FAQs
08/09/2004 01:19 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Snort FAQs'
“SearchSecurity’s Snort and Network Security Expert JP
Vossen answers the age-old questions, Is Snort better than a
proprietary IDS [Intrusion Detection System]? And is it difficult to
manage or find support for?”…
iDVD/DVD Burning FAQs
iDVD/DVD Burning FAQs
12/27/2003 09:05 PMIt's everything that you've always wanted to know before taking the
plunge with iDVD or any DVD burning app. The
iDVD/DVD Burning FAQs Topic is now up.
Update: Clarified the iDVD and Toast 6 DVD time
limits.
Like Pixels? Check out
MacDesignJust the FAQs Guide to VB Scripting
Basics
Just the FAQs Guide to VB Scripting
Basics
04/11/2004 10:43 AM"FAQs about Frontier open source
release"
"FAQs about Frontier open source
release"
05/19/2004 10:25 AMNoisy Channels Models Provide Short
Answers to FAQs
Noisy Channels Models Provide Short
Answers to FAQs
09/17/2004 08:43 AMNoisy Channels Models Provide Short Answers to
FAQshttp://www.economist.com/printedition/displayStory.cfm?Story_
ID=3127462Eric Brill is guiding his Microsoft research
team to build a system capable of providing 50-word answers to
questions such as "What are the rules for qualifying for the Academy
Awards?" by using an approach called a "noisy channel model." Noisy
channel models, which are already used in spell-checking and
speech-recognition systems, work by modeling the transformation
between what a user means (such as the word he or she intended to
type) and what he does (the garbled word as it was actually typed). By
analyzing many pairs of correct and misspelled words using statistical
techniques, it's possible to predict how such transformations work in
general cases, and to design a system to work the process backwards,
so that, given a misspelled word, the system can guess what that word
is most likely to be a misspelling of. Brill's question-answering
system works in the same general way. Many question-and-answer pairs
exist on the Web in the form of FAQs ("frequently asked questions"),
and Dr. Brill trained his system using a million such pairs to create
a model that, given a question, can work out various structures that
the answer could take, and then to use those structures to generate
search queries. The matching documents found on the Web are then
scanned for possible answers to the question.
Microsoft Content Management Server
(MCMS) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Microsoft Content Management Server
(MCMS) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
12/19/2004 03:26 PMNew Mobile Phone Forum Featuring
Discussion Forums, Brand Reviews, FAQs,
Service Providers Reviews
New Mobile Phone Forum Featuring
Discussion Forums, Brand Reviews, FAQs,
Service Providers Reviews
12/22/2004 01:50 AMMobile Phone Discussion Forum. Share your views and experience at
forums. Discuss all about Mobile phone manufacturers and service
providers. Checkout cell phone reviews, FAQs. [PRWEB Dec 20, 2004]
DID Wanted
DID Wanted
09/09/2004 10:26 PMI'm looking for SIP / IAX origination service from Germany in the 0941
prefix. I only want the phone number...
always wanted to do this
always wanted to do this
09/10/2004 06:52 PMSo I'm at the
Tech Nation Summit,
watching
Dan
Gillmor talk about real-time blogging.
Wanted: CMS
Wanted: CMS
01/09/2004 09:49 PM Wanted: recommendations for a proven, but simple open source CMS
that's web-standards friendly. The ideal candidate will work with LAMP
(Linux/Apache/MySQL [or PostgreSQL in this case] /PHP). Function-wise,
it should just be bare-bones, and usable through a browser. It...
IBM: Help Wanted
IBM: Help Wanted
08/13/2004 02:15 PMAmid signs of a mixed recovery in tech, Big Blue lays out a plan to
add 18,000 workers.
Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX
Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX
07/15/2004 05:32 AMCNET Jul 15 2004 10:13AM GMT
(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know
About DPM
(Almost) Everything You Wanted to Know
About DPM
04/13/2005 07:27 PMMicrosoft's Data Protection Manager, know officially known as
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM), is now in broad
beta.
Wanted.
Wanted.
02/01/2005 09:56 PMEverything You Ever Wanted to Know About
URL
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About
URL
08/27/2004 02:16 PMSource: SearchDay - A new tool from search craftsman Michael Fagan
uncovers a hidden wealth of information about virtually any web
page....
I never wanted to go to Florida, anyway
I never wanted to go to Florida, anyway
01/07/2004 05:40 PMScrivener's Palsy: The London Review of Books on RSI. Verrrrry
interesting. Anyway. Something different. Usually, Europeans
travelling to the US are allowed in via the Visa Waiver Program. It's
the green form you fill in on the plane, that allows...
Everything you never wanted to know
about the UK ID card
Everything you never wanted to know
about the UK ID card
05/05/2004 04:55 PMThe Register May 5 2004 9:36PM GMT
"Everything you wanted to know but were
afraid to ask"
"Everything you wanted to know but were
afraid to ask"
08/30/2004 09:06 PMRemember when you wanted your own
Pac-Man?
Remember when you wanted your own
Pac-Man?
01/03/2005 12:53 AMCNET News.com Jan 3 2005 3:10AM GMT
Wanted : Old Gameboys
Wanted : Old Gameboys
11/22/2002 05:37 PMhttp://www.semis.demon.co.uk/Gameboy/DsoDemo/DsoDemo.htm
Some people have more time on their hands than I do - I'm currently on
a mission to scrounge a bunch of old gameboys (color or black and
white) for these type of experiments with gameboys that Mr Nintendo
had never imagined. This link leads to a homemade digital storage ...
Everything you ever wanted to know about
BitTorrent
Everything you ever wanted to know about
BitTorrent
07/04/2004 06:59 PMI have used BitTorrent quite a bit and really like it's performance
for those big downloads. If you are not up to speed on BitTorrent this
Faq is the place to start. [BitTorrent Faq]
I never wanted to be a star...
I never wanted to be a star...
03/30/2005 11:46 PM
The Cat is back. After a hiatus of over 20 years,
Yusuf "Cat
Stevens" Islam is back with his first original song (as
opposed to the voice-and-drum
Islamic
songs he did occasionally). Previously discussed
here when he was
deported from the US for allegedly being on a "terrorist
watchlist", Islam has had a change of heart when it comes to
playing the music he shunned for so long. "Music is a lady that
I still love because she gives me the air that I breathe," he
quotes from one of his old songs. "We need all sorts of
nourishment. And music satisfies and nourishes the hunger within
ourselves for connection and harmony. It's part of God's
universe." His new song
Indian Ocean is now available
on iTunes, with all proceeds going to victims of the tsunami disaster.
I always wanted to be a Barbarian
I always wanted to be a Barbarian
07/30/2004 11:46 AM
For nearly a quarter of a century
Thor the Barbarian waged a lonely crusade against
tyrannical bureaucracies and disempowering systems. Undaunted, he
faced the monstrous social evils of our day head on, as an unsung
organizational change agent... as a professional inside New York's
vast mental health network. Real interview
here (about
a minute in) - scroll down to the Thor - LIVE link.
TrackBacks Wanted
TrackBacks Wanted
11/20/2002 12:42 PMPlease send TrackBacks to this entry. The TrackBack URL is
http://back.ntwizards.net/trackback.php?weblog=1&tbid=50 and the
TrackBack discovery RDF is in place. Thank...
Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX (and XmlReader)
Everything you always wanted to know
about SAX (and XmlReader)
07/26/2004 05:37 AMCNET Jul 26 2004 10:28AM GMT
Writers wanted...
Writers wanted...
09/09/2004 11:10 AMFrom Micah: Personal Democracy Forum, a new online resource focusing
on the intersection of technology and politics, is seeking
contributors for its website, blog and newsletter. We're looking for
seasoned journalists versed, ideally, in both the political and
technology industries who are interested in covering a wide range of
subjects, including: how the Internet is moving votes, money and
perceptions; the digital political industry; tools and techniques of
clued-in campaigns; and emergent technology-enabled democracy.
Political or business journalism background a plus but not required.
We're looking for 800- to 1500-word features as well as shorter blog
entries on ongoing beats....
Wanted: KDE User
Wanted: KDE User
03/13/2003 06:00 AMWanted: KDE User
If anyone out there has a KDE box handy, I've got something cool
for them to test. Aim me at fuzzygroup or Yahoo me at fuzzygroup
or Jabber me at fuzzygroup @ jabber.com. And if you have
experience with IE CSS problems under OS-X, I've got something
interesting to ask you about. (I'd like to get this fixed before
publicly posting the new url). And, note, that the problem show
up after we made the home page html xhtml compliant. Sigh.
Writers wanted
Writers wanted
11/14/2003 01:41 PMWe're looking for a few new freelance writers -- and not just for
NewsForge but also for IT Manager's Journal, DevChannel, and
Linux.com. We pay for most material, but not all, and to get our top
rates you must be a proven professional with previous publication
credits.
Everything you ever wanted to know about
Netflix
Everything you ever wanted to know about
Netflix
06/16/2004 10:38 PMSeems there is a weblog dedicated to Netflix with ordering and
shipping hints and talks about delivery times. I wonder how many
people in Hawaii subscribe to Netflix to this date I have never talked
to anyone here that has used their service. [Netflix
Odyssey]
Remember When You Wanted Your Own Ms.
Pac-Man?
Remember When You Wanted Your Own Ms.
Pac-Man?
01/01/2005 10:57 PMWhen arcade games are in the recreation room, no coins are necessary.
You wanted two columns, you got them
You wanted two columns, you got them
05/15/2004 10:08 AMWelcome to the new default NewsForge main page layout: Two columns;
expands to fill your entire browser window; a comic strip and a poll
at the bottom. But this is only the beginning. We have other changes
planned.
Most Wanted Paintings
Most Wanted Paintings
01/06/2005 05:08 PM
The Most (and Least) Wanted
Paintings. Design by committee: Artists
Vitaly Komar and Alex
Melamid (see
prior) used a professional market
research group to survey aesthetic preferences and art tastes in 14
countries.
The
results are the theoretically most desired paintings for each
nation.
Everything you ever wanted to know about
spaceflight
Everything you ever wanted to know about
spaceflight
09/26/2004 11:10 AM
And we thought
it was just a load of Soviet propaganda: Buran was pretty sweet
Well, no doubt a little bit of industrial espionage helped them in its
design, but the Soviet Buran really was an impressive technological
achievement and in many ways superior to the United States space
shuttle. Of particular interest is the impressive technology the
Soviet's developed for heavy-lift boosters. Does anyone know what's
become of any of this, or know of any other interesting bits of Soviet
-v- American space race trivia? This stuff always fascinates me.
(Great website for geeky-cool aerospace information as well)
PHP developer wanted
PHP developer wanted
09/23/2004 01:38 PMI’m looking for a PHP developer to
work on contract for an upcoming project. The award of this contract
is contingent on the the project in question actually getting started.
While it’s highly probable that this project will come to pass,
there’s a small chance that the contract will not be awarded to
anyone.
You’ll be working some exciting stuff in an technology area
that has been getting a fair amount of buzz recently. If you’ve
always wanted to work on a project that’s well-known, this could
be it.
You should be capable of rapid development of complex PHP modules and user interfaces using object
orientation, PHP unit tests, and complete
template abstraction. You should have a familiarity with the concepts
behind Web services. Working knowledge of Perl and/or Python is
desirable.
You’ll be involved in RDBMS design,
optimization, and development; you must have strong knowledge of
MySQL. You should have experience working with PEAR
— specific knowledge of PEAR’s Auth and error handling classes is
desired. You’ll be working with and extending existing code,
some without robust documentation.
The ability to work quickly from conversations and loose specs is
required. You should be security minded, have a strong attention to
detail and comfortable working under strict time-constraints with
little hand-holding. You should write code that is fast, portable, and
is well-documented.
Applicant must display a proven track record of delivering projects
on-time to specification. References are required and will be checked.
This is a contract position. You should be able to dedicate 20-30
hours a week for during the month of October to this project with at
least half of that time during normal business hours (Pacific
timezone). There is a chance of additional projects and perhaps full
time employment if you are interested. You must be authorized to work
in the United States. Applicants in Northern California are preferred,
but if you’re good, it doesn’t matter where you live.
To apply, send an email to info AT kalsey.com with your resume in
plain text format, your contract rate, an attached sample of 100-150
lines of your best PHP code, your
availability for the next 90 days, and your level of interest in
full-time employment.
Code help wanted
Code help wanted
06/13/2004 10:37 AM"Code help wanted" launched
Spies wanted
Spies wanted
05/25/2004 07:10 PMUSA Today May 25 2004 10:40PM GMT
Volunteers wanted to help get PPI to 1.0
Volunteers wanted to help get PPI to 1.0
09/16/2004 05:19 PMAlias writes "PPI is an 'almost parser' for Perl. It is able to parse
almost all 'normal' perl code (i.e., not using source filters or other
silliness) for analysis or modification whether or not the code works,
and then re-assemble the original documents ...
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