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First carved in tortoiseshell, ox and deer bone, and bronzeware, Chinese characters were said to each contain their own world. Projected on the facade of the ArtScience Museum, viewers can participate by ‘swiping’ the Chinese characters onto the facade of the building using a web application. The result is a colourful, multi-sensory experience that continuously evolves as images are released from these Chinese characters, while influencing and changing each other within its own immersive, computer-generated world.
Camping Keowee-Toxaway State Park in South Carolina this weekend. Edits done on my Laptop with limited editing resources. PS Express wasn't cutting it and relied on GIMP and another Web Application.
The 802 metre long structure spans the New Meuse with a 410 metre long, asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge, which has a 278 metre wide main opening and a 139 metre high, white, angled pylon. The bridge was designed in 1989 by the architects Van Berkel & Bos (UNStudio) and quickly became a symbol of the city.
As part of extensive renovation measures, SILL has given the bridge a new look. As before, the pylon and the supporting cables are illuminated so that the Erasmus Bridge is visible even from a great distance. The previous luminaires with conventional lighting technology were replaced with energy-efficient LED luminaires from the 14L series. The lane lights and the decorative lighting on the underside of the bridge structure were also replaced.
The city of Rotterdam officially put the new lighting system into operation. The infinite colour possibilities were demonstrated with an impressive light show. A total of 86 14L luminaires in 4500 K and RGBW were installed at the previously used light points for the illumination - all equipped with DALI control. With IP65 and active temperature management (operationally safe up to ta55°), the 14L brings the interplay of light and bridge architecture to life in the outdoor area.
The street lighting on the bridge was equipped with Series 155 luminaires and an additional "CityTouch" radio control system. CityTouch is a software platform for outdoor lighting. It includes web applications for managing the street lights and analysing the lighting data. This new technology turns ordinary city lighting into a real smart city.
With this new lighting, the city saves a whole 70% in energy costs for bridge lighting.
The winter is getting closer and I cannot believe it was a week since I uploaded anything here. It is probably because I have schoolwork to do... Working on the final exam of the course "Interactive web applications" - ASP.NET, C#, JavaScript, jQuery, SQL and CSS - it really is soo much fun! Miss you guys though.
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This is an example of industrial practice contradicting the standard. HTTP/1.0 specification (RFC 1945) required the client to perform a temporary redirect (the original describing phrase was "Moved Temporarily"), but popular browsers implemented 302 with the functionality of a 303 See Other. Therefore, HTTP/1.1 added status codes 303 and 307 to distinguish between the two behaviours. However, some Web applications and frameworks use the 302 status code as if it were the 303
AI-Generation web application created this video clip based on a text description or still image that I had entered.
This isn't quite what I had tried to render. Also some of the hippo dancing outfits were shockingly similar to what I have seen on youtube whereby the police arrest someone at WalMart for shoplifting, wearing bad clothes, or something. That's not what I had in mind.
I debated whether I should post this once, since I prefer only posting images that have a meaning of some sort or other, not just images that are images for the sake of being images.
This shot grew on me, too. I made it as a new desktop background, because I was working with browser resolutions at the time and the last shot with the spaceships was all black, giving me little separation with the dark outer edges of the web application I was working on. But I think it says something about work, too, and has geometry interesting enough to post. So I'll post it as yesterday's image anyway.
What do you think?
Hello still alive , a lot of work as web application developer in bachelor , but still building
wish you only the best for 2023, a year full of bricks
one of my favorite set this year with the 80039: The Heavenly Realms
The Mindset List for the Class of 2017
For this generation of entering college students, born in 1995, Dean Martin, Mickey Mantle, and Jerry Garcia have always been dead.
1. Eminem and LL Cool J could show up at parents’ weekend.
2. They are the sharing generation, having shown tendencies to share everything, including possessions, no matter how personal.
3. GM means food that is Genetically Modified.
4. As they started to crawl, so did the news across the bottom of the television screen.
5. “Dude” has never had a negative tone.
6. As their parents held them as infants, they may have wondered whether it was the baby or Windows 95 that had them more excited.
7. As kids they may well have seen Chicken Run but probably never got chicken pox.
8. Having a chat has seldom involved talking.
9. Gaga has never been baby talk.
10. They could always get rid of their outdated toys on eBay.
11. They have known only two presidents.
12. Their TV screens keep getting smaller as their parents’ screens grow ever larger.
13. PayPal has replaced a pen pal as a best friend on line.
14. Rites of passage have more to do with having their own cell phone and Skype accounts than with getting a driver’s license and car.
15. The U.S. has always been trying to figure out which side to back in Middle East conflicts.
16. A tablet is no longer something you take in the morning.
17. Threatening to shut down the government during Federal budget negotiations has always been an anticipated tactic.
18. Growing up with the family dog, one of them has worn an electronic collar, while the other has toted an electronic lifeline.
19. Plasma has never been just a bodily fluid.
20. The Pentagon and Congress have always been shocked, absolutely shocked, by reports of sexual harassment and assault in the military.
21. Spray paint has never been legally sold in Chicago.
22. Captain Janeway has always taken the USS Voyager where no woman or man has ever gone before.
23. While they've grown up with a World Trade Organization, they have never known an Interstate Commerce Commission.
24. Courts have always been ordering computer network wiretaps.
25. Planes have never landed at Stapleton Airport in Denver.
26. Jurassic Park has always had rides and snack bars, not free-range triceratops and velociraptors.
27. Thanks to Megan's Law and Amber Alerts, parents have always had community support in keeping children safe.
28. With GPS, they have never needed directions to get someplace, just an address.
29. Java has never been just a cup of coffee.
30. Americans and Russians have always cooperated better in orbit than on earth.
31. Olympic fever has always erupted every two years.
32. Their parents have always bemoaned the passing of precocious little Calvin and sarcastic stuffy Hobbes.
33. In their first 18 years, they have watched the rise and fall of Tiger Woods and Alex Rodriquez.
34. Yahoo has always been looking over its shoulder for the rise of "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle.”
35. Congress has always been burdened by the requirement that they comply with the anti-discrimination and safety laws they passed for everybody else to follow.
36. The U.S. has always imposed economic sanctions against Iran.
37. The Celestine Prophecy has always been bringing forth a new age of spiritual insights.
38. Smokers in California have always been searching for their special areas, which have been harder to find each year.
39. They aren’t surprised to learn that the position of Top Spook at the CIA is an equal opportunity post.
40. They have never attended a concert in a smoke-filled arena.
41. As they slept safely in their cribs, the Oklahoma City bomber and the Unabomber were doing their deadly work.
42. There has never been a national maximum speed on U.S. highways.
43. Don Shula has always been a fine steak house.
44. Their favorite feature films have always been largely, if not totally, computer generated.
45. They have never really needed to go to their friend’s house so they could study together.
46. They have never seen the Bruins at Boston Garden, the Trailblazers at Memorial Coliseum, the Supersonics in Key Arena, or the Canucks at the Pacific Coliseum.
47. Dayton, Ohio, has always been critical to international peace accords.
48. Kevin Bacon has always maintained six degrees of separation in the cinematic universe.
49. They may have been introduced to video games with a new Sony PlayStation left in their cribs by their moms.
50. A Wiki has always been a cooperative web application rather than a shuttle bus in Hawaii.
51. The Canadian Football League Stallions have always sung Alouette in Montreal after bidding adieu to Baltimore.
52. They have always been able to plug into USB ports
53. Olestra has always had consumers worried about side effects.
54. Washington, D.C., tour buses have never been able to drive in front of the White House.
55. Being selected by Oprah’s Book Club has always read “success.”
56. There has never been a Barings Bank in England.
57. Their parents’ car CD player is soooooo ancient and embarrassing.
58. New York’s Times Square has always had a splash of the Magic Kingdom in it.
59. Bill Maher has always been politically incorrect.
60. They have always known that there are “five hundred, twenty five thousand, six hundred minutes" in a year.
Yesterday I received the prototype of my book for the Stuck In Plastic best of 2015 photo challenge. I have a mixed feeling about the result.
I used smartphoto.com as printing service and overall it's pretty good. I chose this service because the price are rather low but mostly shipping is free for orders of at least 20€. I don't have a lot of experience with printing photography but the quality of the photos seems good for the price. The only negative point from the printing quality is the cover: it is underexposed compared to the same photo printed inside the book. Another good point is that shipping was fast. It was supposed to arrive Monday but arrived yesterday instead.
However the big negative point is that their web application for designing books is very limited. First when you put a photo on a page there is no possibility to adjust the picture inside the frame when it a different ratio than the one used by the photo. So I had to experiment to recrop manually the picture on my computer before uploading them to avoid some photos to be cropped incorrectly in the book. Then the other problem with the application is adding text in the book. You can only add small captions below a picture. I wanted to be able to write more than one line of text, would only be for the introduction and the conclusion, but there is no option to do that. So I had to create jpeg files with the text inside.
The other thing that disappointed me with the book is that it looks smaller than what I expected. Next time I print a book I will definitely go for a bigger format, even if it means spending more money. Overall I am very glad that I have printed a prototype to be sure of the result. There are some problems with the text being to close to the book binding for some pages and it would have been disappointed if I had ordered 20 books instead of one...
Updated my work office setup. It was my two year anniversary so my boss got me a new computer . I used to have a 24" iMac with an external monitor and Dell Vostro 420 that I had connected to the iMac with Synergy. Now I run everything in virtual machines on the Mac Pro, it is much faster and more efficient than using separate machines.
What do I do? I develop web applications for use internally, manage my company's (not my, just work for them) ERP, and manage every piece of tech and software involved in all of our operations.
Dual 2.26 Quad Core Zeon Nehalem Mac Pro w/ 12GB RAM & 2.78TB Hard Drive Space
3 24" Dell G2410 Monitors (1920x1080 times 3)
Bose Companion 2 Speakers
Logitech Quickcam Pro
Not pictured: 15" Unibody Macbook Pro and Bose Quiet Comfort 3 headphones.
The monitors work very well for me, however I can tell the color is off and can't quite get it right so it wouldn't work for someone in print design or photography. For me though, they work great!!
Picknik, this is the "edit photo" button at the top of the photo bar. nice little web application.
BTW adobe photoshop is working on a very similar app.
The original image wasn't taken from within the realm of underwater twilight — as it may seem — but was shot the other way round ('paradoxically') from the perspective of a dragonfly zero altitude buzzing across over an out-of-the-way bayou of the small river Wuhle. This camera-angle-illusion is probably co-effected and increased by the enigmatic shades of deep and light blues.
descriptive words: v1.0: shallow water mirrors clear and blurry mesh of branches and twigs by the skylight above.
v2.0: mesh of branches — the mash up is produced by interfering sunlight reflected by two planes (ground of the sandbank & surface of the water) — from a dragonfly-perspective above the bayou.
▓▒░~ illusory ripples and lenses: The apparent ripples and magnifying lense-effects of the image are optical illusions caused by the sunbeams coming from the uneven grounds of the white sandbank interfering with those that were reflected and refracted at the not-rippling, smooth surface of the shallow water. ~░▒▓
music I hear favourably seeing this my image:
underwater twilight [_05:52_] which is track #06 of the studio album Underwater Sunlight recorded in April 1986 at Dream Studios (Berlin) by Tangerine Dream and released in August 1986; remastered 2003.
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RESPONSES: Peter Tillers Says: April 25th, 2011 at 6:43 pm. By the way: that’s a great image. It’s meant to blur the difference between hard-wired electrical circuits and squishier neural circuits? In truth, however, the image looks like the wires coming out of my two desktop computers and various peripheral gadgets.
Laura Bergus Says: April 25th, 2011 at 7:22 pm....Glad you like the image. I also thought it looked like something partially organic and part machine, though the picture’s descriptive title is pretty good, too: “branches’ mesh mashed up by interfering sunlight.”
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This mustard field was across the street from the barn shot I posted a few days ago. I think I might be getting close to running out of photos to post from that outing ;)
Sorry, I haven't been able to visit everyone's photos much lately. In addition to work and family, I've been busy re-writing the code for scoopd.com (a friends site) and developing a new Twitter based web application called TweetUI.
HGGT & HBWH!
Large on black or at 1600 x 600 pixel (fake pano) if you wish.
Brought my D700 to the cleaners, plus quite busy and a bit tired of Flickr - happens sometimes - but I'll be back and catching up! In the meantime...
About this shot
The shot above is almost two years old and actually only a 'vehicle' for some hints and tips I want to share with you for when you're preparing a (city) trip.
I took this shot with my (old and now sold) D90 + Nikon 18-200mm VRII travel lens, shooting from the back of the deck of a speedy moving river bus. It's fantastic travelling by boat in and around London! Glad I wasn't in the rowing boat though. :)
Preparing your city trip
In the 20th century (remember?) when you were sort of planning your trip, you went to a library or bookstore and got yourself a couple of books and/or travelguides from the place you we're going to visit. That's kinda old skool now.
Here's three simple tips to help you out planning your trip, picking spots with dusk/dawn in mind, and how to get inspired - all in 21st century stylee!
Tip number one: Let Flickr be your inspiration
Unless you're preparing a city trip to Atlantis (*blub, blub*), you'll find out that plenty of other excellent photographers have been visiting and shooting your destination. Take advantage of their efforts by browsing through their images, and learn from their spots and angles. You'll see the stuff that's been shot to death, so maybe you want to avoid these. Most likely though the work of others will inspire you to go out there shooting and give it your own 'personal touch/twist'.
I use Flickr search to get an idea about the possibilities of a certain location. It's a good idea to use more than one search keyword. So instead of using 'London' (for example), use 'London Thames barrier' or even better 'London Thames barrier night' to narrow down more specific results.
My personal tip is to use the filter 'Recent' on your search results. This way you'll find out the famous object you were planning to shoot is being renovated, surrounded by scaffolding - saving you the time and effort of going there all excited and end up sobbing.
An example: London Thames Barrier - Recent.
It's also a good idea to check out websites of a special spot you prepare to visit. For example: This way I found out the St. Paul (London) was being renovated and the excellent view over London you can get there is closed in March/April. I'd rather be dissapointed in advance than finding out about this after standing in a cue for 10 minutes or something.
Sometimes you're curious from what spot a photograph is taken, because you like that angle very much. Unfortunately not a lot of Flickr folks add maps to their images. Maybe to avoid that other people will 'copy' their angles? Tsk, tsk. We will find out anyhow! This brings us to my second tip...
Tip number two: Google Earth / Streetview
You'd like to explore the locations you're planning to visit beforehand? That's possible with (for example) the help of a couple of Google web applications.
Google Earth A useful download, especially with 3D elements.
Google Streetview Limited, but nonetheless useful.
While Google Streetview is very useful - it gives an excellent idea of 'being there' while you're still in front of your computer - it's rather limited because in the end it's only what it is: 'street view'. What does your photographic object look like from a boat in the middle of a river? What's a nice angle from that pedestrian bridge? How's the view from that hill? You can only find out with Google Earth. Pinpoint your location and you can check it out from any given angle. Together with the first tip (using Flickr search results) you'll get a pretty good idea if a location is promising and worthwhile enough for you. Plus you most likely will find out if there are any obstacles or unpleasant surprises making it difficult or impossible to take the shot you had in mind. No surprises for you if you prepared yourself using the tips above!
Tip number three: The Photographer's Ephemeris
Every photographer knows this, or should know it. Scott Kelby told me. ;-) There's only two periods in a day you can take shots that make a difference: at dusk and at dawn. No really!
Well, at home you can probably 'dream' where exactly the sun is coming up (east, right? hehe) and where it goes down (west - just a wild guess), which buildings it hits from that specific angle, where it sinks in the sea or where to find that nice view/spot at dusk/dawn. Now you're going to visit a different city you don't know *that* well. You know about the east and west thing and all that, but it won't be enough to be at the right spot at the right time at dusk or dawn! *Panic!*
Where's the sun going down while facing your object of photographic desire? Where's the moon? Do you want to plan a city trip with full moon? You want to prepare an evening or night session but want to know if it's in your view from *that* specific spot? Now what!?
Here comes the rather excellent Photographer's Ephemeris in handy! This little program is free for PC and Mac, and you will find it here. You pay for the iPhone/iPad/Android versions, but they're well worth it, especially the iPad edition.
You simply pick your spot (wherever!) and the date (of your future visit for example) and you'll get all the info on the whereabouts of the sun (dusk, dawn and everything in between) percentage and position of the moon, everything you'd like to know beforehand about the perfect light conditions.
Excellent stuff! That's the third and final tip, an awesome tool to plan your perfect city trip.
I also recommend Star Walk for iPhone by the way, an excellent app! Tells you everything about sunrise/sunset, the moon and all that. It's not free, but worth the money!
Summing it up and some extra tips
Free inspiration through Flickr, no more time wasting on location finding your way towards your favourite spots, and no surprises finding out the sun is out of range when you thought of catching a brilliant sunset over that stunning city view.
That being said, it's also a pretty smart idea to keep an eye on the weather conditions at all times - huge chance the unpredictable weather's going to be the biggest spoiler of your perfectly planned trip - especially going to the UK - but hey, that's life!
Even when the weather is not really cooperative you should always try to get the most out of your visit, so go out and try some rain shots or even better - when there's plenty of dark clouds floating by - bring your tripod and ND filters to create stunning Long Exposures!
I wish all of you out there a lot of fun with these hints and tips - if you already didn't use them - and happy shooting! Keep looking for that perfect angle, treat it with your personal touch!
My English is not perfect but I hope you can 'catch my drift'! :-)
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Date: Taken on May 7, 2010 at 7.31pm CEST
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Camera Nikon D90
Exposure 0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperture f/9.0
Focal Length 18 mm (Nikon 18-200mm VRII)
ISO Speed 200
I wonder if or how the name Bigfoot translates into non-English languages. For example, in German does the name translate to "Großer Fuß"?
Anyway, the sea creature is the Loch Ness monster.
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(TCO 2) What is XKMS?
Key Management Specification, which defines services to manage PKI operations within the Extensible Markup Language (XML) environment
An XML standard for e-mail encryption
An XML standard that is used for wireless data exchange
A primary XML standard that is for application development
(TCO 2) All of the following are techniques used by a social engineer EXCEPT for which one?
An attacker replaces a blank deposit slip in a bank lobby with one containing his own account number
An attacker calls up the IT department posing as an employee and requests a password reset
An attacker runs a brute-force attack on a password
An attacker sends a forged e-mail with a link to a bogus website that has been set to obtain personal information
(TCO 2) Attackers need a certain amount of information before launching their attack. One common place to find information is to go through the trash of the target to find information that could be useful to the attacker. This process of going through a target’s trash is known in the community as _____
Trash rummaging
Garbage surfing
Piggy diving
Dumpster diving
(TCO 2) What are the SSL and TLS used for?
A means of securing application programs on the system
To secure communication over the Internet
A method to change from one form of PKI infrastructure to another
A secure way to reduce the amount of SPAM a system receives
(TCO 2) What are the security risks of installing games on an organization’s system?
There are no significant risks
Users can’t always be sure where the software came from and it may have hidden software inside of it.
The users may play during work hours instead of during breaks
The games may take up too much memory on the computer and slow down processing, making it difficult to work
(TCO 2) What is the ISO 17799?
A standard for creating and implementing security policies
A standard for international encryption of e-mail
A document used to develop physical security for a building
A document describing the details of wireless encryption
(TCO 3) A(n) _____ is a network typically smaller in terms of size and geographic coverage, and consists of two or more connected devices. Home or office networks are typically classified as this type of network
Local-area network
Office-area network
Wide-area network
(TCO 3) What is the main difference between TCP and UDP packets?
UDP packets are a more widely used protocol
TCP packets are smaller and thus more efficient to use
TCP packets are connection oriented, whereas UPD packets are connectionless
UDP is considered to be more reliable because it performs error checking
Internal-area network
(TCO 3) Unfortunately, hackers abuse the ICMP protocol by using it to _____.
Send Internet worms
Launch denial-of-service (DoS) attacks
Steal passwords and credit card numbers
Send spam
(TCO 3) Which transport layer protocol is connectionless?
UDP
TCP
IP
ICMP
(TCO 3) Which of the following is a benefit provided by Network Address Translation (NAT)?
Compensates for the lack of IP addresses
Allows devices using two different protocols to communicate
Creates a DMZ
Translates MAC addresses to IP addresses
(TCO 3) Which transport layer protocol is connection oriented?
UDP
RCP
IS
ICMP
(TCO 3) Which of the following is an example of a MAC address?
00:07:H9:c8:ff:00
00:39:c8:ff:00
00:07:e9:c8:ff:00
00:07:59:c8:ff:00:e8
(TCO 4) All of the following statements sum up the characteristics and requirements of proper private key use EXCEPT which one?
The key should be stored securely
The key should be shared only with others whom you trust
Authentication should be required before the key can be used
The key should be transported securely
(TCO 4) It is easier to implement, back up, and recover keys in a _____.
Centralized infrastructure
Decentralized infrastructure
Hybrid infrastructure
Peer-to-peer infrastructure
(TCO 4) When a message sent by a user is digitally signed with a private key, the person will not be able to deny sending the message. This application of encryption is an example of _____.
Authentication
Nonrepudiation
Confidentiality
Auditing
(TCO 4) Outsourced CAs are different from public CAs in what way?
Outsourced services can be used by hundreds of companies
Outsourced services provide dedicated services and equipment to individual companies
Outsourced services do not maintain specific servers and infrastructures for individual companies
Outsourced services are different in name only. They are essentially the same thing
(TCO 4) Cryptographic algorithms are used for all of the following EXCEPT _____.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Authentication
(TCO 6) A hub operates at which of the following?
Layer 1, the physical layer
Layer 2, the data-link layer
Layer 2, the MAC layer
Layer 3, the network layer
(TCO 6) Alice sends an e-mail that she encrypts with a shared key, which only she and Bob have. Upon receipt, Bob decrypts the e-mail and reads it. This application of encryption is an example of _____.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Authentication
Nonrepudiation
(TCO 6) The following are steps in securing a workstation EXCEPT _____.
Install NetBIOS and IPX
Install antivirus
Remove unnecessary software
Disable unnecessary user accounts
(TCO 8) Which of the following is a characteristic of the Patriot Act?
Extends the tap-and-trace provisions of existing wiretap statutes to the Internet, and mandates certain technological modifications at ISPs to facilitate electronic wiretaps on the Internet
A major piece of legislation affecting the financial industry, and also one with significant privacy provisions for individuals
Makes it a violation of federal law to knowingly use another’s identity
Implements the principle that a signature, contract, or other record may not be deleted
Denies legal effect, validity, or enforceability solely because it is electronic form
(TCO 8) The Wassenaar Arrangement can be described as which of the following?
An international arrangement on export controls for conventional arms as well as dual-use goods and technologies
An international arrangement on import controls
A rule governing import of encryption in the United States
A rule governing export of encryption in the United States
(TCO 8) What is the Convention on Cybercrime?
A convention of black hats who trade hacking secrets
The first international treaty on crimes committed via the Internet and other computer networks
A convention of white hats who trade hacker prevention knowledge
A treaty regulating international conventions
(TCO 8) The electronic signatures in the Global and National Commerce Act _____.
Implement the principle that a signature, contract, or other record may not be denied legal effect, validity, or enforceability solely because it is electronic form
Address a myriad of legal privacy issues resulting from the increased use of computers and other technology specific to telecommunications
Make it a violation of federal law to knowingly use another’s identity
Are a major piece of legislation affecting the financial industry, and contains significant privacy provisions for individuals
(TCO 2) Give an example of a hoax and how it might actually be destructive
(TCO 2) What are the various ways a backup can be conducted and stored?
Backups should include the organization’s critical data, and…
(TCO 2) List at least five types of disasters that can damage or destroy the information of an organization
(TCO 2) List the four ways backups are conducted and stored.
Full back up, differential backup,…
(TCO 2) List at least five types of disasters that can damage or destroy the information of an organization.
Flood, chemical spill…
(TCO 2) Your boss wants you to give him some suggestions for a policy stating what the individual user responsibilities for information security should be. Create a bulleted list of those responsibilities.
Do not divulge sensitive information to individuals…
(TCO 3) What is the difference between TCP and UDP?
UDP is known as a connectionless protocol, as it has very few…
(TCO 3) List three kinds of information contained in an IP packet header
A unique identifier, distinguishing this packet from other packets…
(TCO 4) What are the laws that govern encryption and digital rights management?
Encryption technology is used to protect digital…
(TCO 5) Describe the laws that govern digital signatures
Digital signatures have the same…
(TCO 6) What are some of the security issues associated with web applications and plug-ins?
Web browsers have mechanisms to enable…
(TCO 6) What are the four common methods for connecting equipment at the physical layer?
Coaxial cable, twisted-pair…
(TCO 6) Describe the functioning of the SSL/TLS suite
SSL and TLS use a combination of symmetric and…
(TCO 6) Explain a simple way to combat boot disks
Disable them or… them in the…
(TCO 7) What are some ethical issues associated with information security?
Ethics is the social-moral environment in which a person makes…
(TCO 9) What are password and domain password policies?
Password complexity policies are designed to deter brute force attacks by increasing the number of possible passwords…
Photo showing the Project "The Transparency Of Randomness by Vera Tolazzi (AT) and Mathias Gartner (AT) at the CyberArts Exhibition.
In this interactive installation, visitors can directly experience the significance of the complex interplay of randomness and stochastics in current mathematical and physical research. 27 transparent boxes, floating in space, continuously generate random numbers by using the wellknown medium of dice. The process of random number generation is influenced by the complexity of nature and its structures, using a variety of natural materials such as cinnamon, moss, cotton, and cork that have special haptic properties like being soft, rough, hard-edged, or fluffy. Each roll of the dice thus takes on completely different characteristics. Visitors have the opportunity to control one of the boxes by accessing a web application and therefore become an active part of the installation with their self-generated random number. The ensemble of all generated random numbers forms the basis for a real-time calculation and generative graphics. With this project the artists want to demonstrate the importance of random numbers in various fields of research, such as artificial intelligence, physics, computer simulations, and machine learning.
"The Transparency Of Randomness" received a Honorary Mention at the Prix Ars Electronica 2021.
Credit: vog.photo
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Cardinal, Ontario
iPhone 5
In some ways, I'm trying to prove a point with this image. I used my iPhone 5 to capture this old Plymouth rusting away in a wreckers. For web applications such as Flickr or Facebook, the megapixels issue can be a moot point. I certainly wouldn't use the iPhone to capture images for high resolution print applications. However, understanding and appreciating the iPhone's imitations and working within it, it's more than capable for displaying decent quality images for web purposes.
This is an update to this image www.flickr.com/photos/penningtonj/3891419513/ (a few small changes, but more importantly taken with a good camera vs my 3GS).
Updated my office setup at work. My boss got me all of this for my two year anniversary at the company. I used to have a 24" iMac with an external monitor and Dell Vostro 420 that I had connected to the iMac with Synergy. Now I run everything in virtual machines on the Mac Pro, it is much faster and more efficient than using separate machines.
What do I do? I develop web applications for use internally, manage my company's (not my, just work for them) ERP, and manage every piece of tech and software involved in all of our operations.
Dual 2.26 Quad Core Zeon Nehalem Mac Pro w/ 12GB RAM & 2.78TB Hard Drive Space
3 24" Dell G2410 Monitors (1920x1080 times 3)
Bose Companion 2 Speakers
Logitech Quickcam Pro
Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Mac
Logitech MX1100 Mouse
Not pictured: 15" Unibody Macbook Pro and Bose Quiet Comfort 3 headphones.
The monitors work very well for me, however I can tell the color is off and can't quite get it right so they wouldn't work for someone in print design or photography. For me though, they work great!! Picture of the monitor mounts located at www.flickr.com/photos/penningtonj/4002346812/ .
My team is about to release a new web application to our users and a lot of teams have come together and worked hard to make this happen. This poster was created earlier during the project to motivate the team members, not all signatures were captured but this represents a good portion of the team. Very busy weekend with the release activities and not much time for photo of the day, so figured I'd make this my photo of the day!
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Hull Paragon SB controls a compact, but busy, geographical area covering the Hull Paragon station area by means of an NX Panel with indications being shown on a conventional box diagram.
Of the three junctions forming the triangular layout on the left of the box diagram, Hull Paragon SB controls only the Up & Down Main Lines and Up & Down Scarborough Branch convergence outside the box at the station throat.
The other 2 junctions - Anlaby Road Junction from the Selby direction, and West Parade North Junction from the Scarborough direction - are controlled by Hessle Road SB, to which Hull Paragon SB has 2 fringes worked under TCB Regulations.
Since I took this photo in January 2024 (in connection with a secondment I was on at the time), Platform 1 has been brought back into use at Hull Paragon station. This means Hull Paragon SB is responsible for the 7 platforms in the station, numerous stabling sidings, and rail access to and from Northern's Hull Botanic Gardens Depot.
Train Operators using all of these facilities are Northern, TransPennine Express and Hull Trains. LNER also run a couple of services to and from Hull each day, but the stock does not stable here.
It will be noted that for a signalling location responsible for an important regional terminus, Hull Paragon SB is lacking in some of the equipment you might expect to see, such as Train Describer (TD) equipment. Indeed, trains are passed on between Hull Paragon and Hessle Road SBs by bell.
The lack of TD equipment causes workload issues for signalling staff as it means information on approaching trains can be hard to come by, hence the signalman's use of a public web application to gain an idea of what is approaching from the Brough direction. Having no TD equipment also means signalmen are reliant on diligent use and annotation of the printed station workings (next to the PC keyboard) for keeping track of which trains are in which platforms, especially during times of service disruption or when set swaps are needed. This is especially important as regards the routing of departing trains, both at Hull itself, but also further on at locations such as Ferriby, Gilberdyke, Selby and Bridlington etc.
My colleagues and I signalling trains at Leeds also rely heavily on annotation of the station workings when various service alterations are required, but have TD equipment to assist.
For a close up of the box diagram, see the link below.
www.flickr.com/photos/194923731@N02/54318651870/in/album-...
For a close up of the NX Panel, see the link below.
www.flickr.com/photos/194923731@N02/54318233351/in/album-...
I got an email Wednesday morning, as I sat down at my desk in my home office with a bowl of yogurt and granola, that I needed to be in San Jose, CA on Thursday for the Google Developer Day 2007. Google was to make an announcement about Gears, we were participating in the keynote about this new offering, and I needed to be present for technical assistance. I booked the flight, and about twelve hours later was on the ground.
The conference is a free event, that outgrew the project 100 attendees and turned into 1,500 onsite and a total of 5,000 around the globe (many of the sessions were simultaneously web cast). My first impression resulted in the question: what did Google do to get such a religious following in such a short amount of time. The answer to that was evident, when the only non-solicited applause from an otherwise anticlimactic keynote came from Jeff Huber saying that Google makes free services for developers.
I attended a few sessions, mostly related to Gears which provides an offline component for web applications. The browser plug-in is built around SQLite, which is the same relational database Adobe is including in Apollo. The overwhelming number of follow-up questions almost always stemmed around how to deal with synchronization. I think this is interesting seeing as data synchronization is part of the Live Cycle Data Services.
I spent most of the time hanging out with Ryan Stewart who recently joined the team, and we'll be making the return trip to the airport in a few hours.
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You can go get it here. You can download a free trial to try first here. It's nice that Adobe allows you a free trial version first before deciding if you want to purchase it.
I think this is the most significant upgrade for Photoshop yet. You can read my review on the new software from a few weeks back here.
More from John Nack on the release here.
Full press release from Adobe on the product below.
Adobe Ships Creative Suite 5
Breakthrough Interactive Design Tools and Innovative Online Services Maximize Impact of Creative Content and Digital Marketing Campaigns
SAN JOSE, Calif., — April 30, 2010 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced the availability of the Adobe® Creative Suite® 5 product family, the highly-anticipated release of the industry-leading design and development software for virtually every creative workflow. With more than 250 new product features, the Creative Suite 5 product line brings exciting full-version upgrades of flagship creative tools and workflow enhancements to designers and developers — enabling the creation, delivery and optimization of content across media for greater impact and results.
The Adobe CS5 product family is powering the creation of content and applications for the upcoming releases of Flash® Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR® 2, which are optimized for high performance on mobile screens and designed to take advantage of native device capabilities for a richer, more immersive user experience. Featuring integration with online content and digital marketing measurement and optimization capabilities for the first time, Creative Suite 5 products include access to signature Omniture® technologies, to capture, store and analyze information generated by websites and other sources. Adobe Creative Suite 5 products also integrate with Adobe CS Live*, a set of five innovative online services that accelerate key aspects of the creative workflow and enable designers to focus on creating their best work (CS Live services are complimentary for a limited time).
The Creative Suite 5 line-up includes five new versions: Creative Suite 5 Master Collection, Creative Suite 5 Design Premium, Creative Suite 5 Web Premium, Creative Suite 5 Production Premium, Creative Suite 5 Design Standard, as well as 15 point products and associated technologies. Creative Suite now includes a brand-new component, Adobe Flash® Catalyst™, a professional interaction design tool that allows designers to rapidly create expressive Web application interfaces and design interaction without writing code.
“We’ve seen from early customer reaction that Creative Suite 5 continues to inspire the design and developer world by combining time-saving workflow and productivity features with astonishing new capabilities, such as Content-Aware Fill in Photoshop CS5, that really push the creative envelope,” said John Loiacono, senior vice president of Creative Solutions at Adobe. “Whatever the media, CS5 is ensuring that publishers and creatives can deliver stand-out work and build great businesses around their unique digital assets and content.”
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The Creative Suite 5 products offer more than 250 new features that embrace interactivity, enhance performance and maximize the impact of creative content and digital marketing campaigns. InDesign CS5 powers the transition to digital publishing with new interactive documents and enhanced electronic reader device support. Image creation and editing get a boost with Truer Edge technology in Photoshop CS5, which offers better edge detecting technology and masking results in less time. Photoshop CS5 also includes the ability to remove an image element and immediately replace the missing pixels with Content-Aware Fill. New stroke options allow Adobe Illustrator CS5 users to create strokes of variable widths and precisely adjust the width at any point along the stroke. New Text Layout Framework in Flash Professional CS5 provides professional-level typography capabilities with functions like kerning, ligatures, tracking, leading, threaded text block and multiple columns. In addition, Dreamweaver CS5 now supports popular content management systems Drupal, Joomla! and WordPress, allowing designers to get accurate views of dynamic Web content from within the product.
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Create and Deliver to More Mobile Platforms
Using Flash Professional CS5, designers and developers can create, test and deliver Web content across a wide range of mobile platforms and devices such as smartphones, tablets, netbooks and other consumer electronics. Users can look forward to deploying content in the browser with Flash Player 10.1 and as a standalone application with AIR 2.
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Adobe Creative Suite 5 products and its associated point products will be available through Adobe Authorized Resellers, Adobe Direct Sales and the Adobe Store at www.adobe.com/store. Estimated street price for the suites is US$1899 for CS5 Design Premium, US$1799 for CS5 Web Premium, US$1699 for CS5 Production Premium, US$1299 for CS5 Design Standard and US$2599 for Master Collection CS5. Upgrade pricing, volume licensing and education discounts are available. Adobe CS5 products integrate with Adobe CS Live online services which are complimentary for a limited time. For more detailed information about features, OS support, upgrade policies, pricing and international versions please visit: www.adobe.com/go/creativesuite.
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This is my home office, where I actually work from home. The Mac on the counter against the back wall is my personal computer. The huge table is actually my desk. Although you can't see it, I have an ergonomic keyboard tray mounted on the other side. I also use an ergonomic keyboard and a trackball. The black computer on the table is my workstation. The three linux boxes, under the table, is my development platform. I do web application development (ColdFusion), database architecture & administration (Oracle9i & MySQL), and server administration (Linux). They mimic a setup of some production servers I maintain, on which the application I build runs on. I have 4 spare Intel boxes (older hardware, no faster than PIII 450) and an old Ultra60 with one SPARC 450 MHz processor. The spare boxes are for research, educational, and medicinal purposes.
Original size: www.flickr.com/photos/lewro/3023396188/sizes/o/
You can read more about this upcoming free web app. www.lewro.com/design/project-plus-project-management-web-...
A screenshot from a little web application I made to view groups on Flickr. It's like a lamer version of Flickr River.
Dramatic red kangaroo paw flowers growing next to the footpath outside the National Apartment complex in Barton. A rendered wall provided a terrific backdrop, with backlighting thrown in for good measure!
For further information about these plants, please see ...
www.anbg.gov.au/anigozanthos/index.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anigozanthos
Barton, ACT, Australia.
Photograph taken with an iPhone 4 using the HDR option. Image cropping, overall lighting, and selective lighting changes applied using Snapseed. Image resized using Iris. Some small blemishes around the margins of the image attenuated using PaintShop Pro X4. Final lighting adjustments and a faint hint of vignette added using web application Picnik.
(Filed as 20120110_iPad 001 PSPX4-Picnik-SEV.JPG)
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Hull Paragon SB controls a compact, but busy, geographical area covering the Hull Paragon station area by means of an NX Panel with indications being shown on a conventional box diagram.
Of the three junctions forming the triangular layout on the left of the NX Panel, it can be seen that Hull Paragon SB controls only the Up & Down Main Lines and Up & Down Scarborough Branch convergence outside the box at the station throat.
The other 2 junctions - Anlaby Road Junction from the Selby direction, and West Parade North Junction from the Scarborough direction - are controlled by Hessle Road SB, to which Hull Paragon SB has 2 fringes worked under TCB Regulations.
Since I took this photo in January 2024 (in connection with a secondment I was on at the time), Platform 1 has been brought back into use at Hull Paragon station. This means Hull Paragon SB is responsible for the 7 platforms in the station, numerous stabling sidings, and rail access to and from Northern's Hull Botanic Gardens Depot.
Train Operators using all of these facilities are Northern, TransPennine Express and Hull Trains. LNER also run a couple of services to and from Hull each day, but the stock does not stable here.
It will be noted that for a signalling location responsible for an important regional terminus, Hull Paragon SB is lacking in some of the equipment you might expect to see, such as Train Describer (TD) equipment. Indeed, trains are passed on between Hull Paragon and Hessle Road SBs by bell.
The lack of TD equipment causes workload issues for signalling staff as it means information on approaching trains can be hard to come by, hence the signalman's use of a public web application to gain an idea of what is approaching from the Brough direction. Having no TD equipment also means signalmen are reliant on diligent use and annotation of the printed station workings (next to the PC keyboard) for keeping track of which trains are in which platforms, especially during times of service disruption or when set swaps are needed. This is especially important as regards the routing of departing trains, both at Hull itself, but also further on at locations such as Ferriby, Gilberdyke, Selby and Bridlington etc.
For a photo showing both box diagram and NX Panel, see the link below.
www.flickr.com/photos/194923731@N02/54317338472/in/album-...
For a close up of the box diagram, see the link below.
www.flickr.com/photos/194923731@N02/54318651870/in/album-...
Carte de visite by C.L. Lochman of Carlisle, Pa. A group of cousins sit for their group portrait. Their expressions range from the serene young lady seated in the center to the boy at her side, who appears to be on the verge of tears. A note in period pencil on the back of the mount, written in French, is signed "Belle:"
Mes chères cousines
Je voue aime, je vous adore
Qu'est ce que vous voulez encore
Google and other web applications provide this translation:
My dear cousins
I love you, I adore you
What more do you want?
I encourage you to use this image. However, please ask for permission.
At yesterday’s Ampersand New York web typography conference in the Times Center at The New York Times, Font Bureau designer/technologist (and A List Apart columnist) Nick Sherman demo’d Size Calculator, a web application created to bring screen design a capability that print design has enjoyed for 500 years.
I was reading this article "Why Wordle" By Steven W. Anderson this morning and decided to try one out. I thought the "Think Different" monologue from the classic Apple commercial might be a nice choice. View large.
You can see my photo of the wall mural of the monologue at the Apple Campus here.
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UPDATE 12/16: Welcome all TUAW visitors.
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Apple's "Think Different" monologue.
"Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They’re not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can praise them, disagree with them, quote them, disbelieve them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can’t do is ignore them. Because they change things. They invent. They imagine. They heal. They explore. They create. They inspire. They push the human race forward. Maybe they have to be crazy. How else can you stare at an empty canvas and see a work of art? Or sit in silence and hear a song that’s never been written? Or gaze at a red planet and see a laboratory on wheels? We make tools for these kinds of people. While some see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who actually do."
Wordle image created by the www.wordle.net/ web application and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.