The document discusses Windows 7 compatibility, including:
- Windows 7 provides greater compatibility with existing applications than Vista, as it has the same version number of 6.1.
- User account control continues to separate administrator and standard user privileges, with some refinements.
- Installation and deployment should use MSI packages to maintain compatibility with privilege escalation.
InfoQ is a website that provides information on software development technologies and trends. It operates localized sites in several countries and languages. The document discusses expanding InfoQ's coverage of international technology news and translating content between languages.
The document discusses Windows compatibility features, including:
- The Windows Resource Protection (WRP) protects system files.
- The Program Compatibility Assistant (PCA) is triggered when programs fail to install or run correctly.
- Driver signing and file signature verification help ensure only trusted software runs on the system.
- The document also covers installation detection technology, user account control features, and compatibility modes.
UGC allows users to generate and share content such as text, images, and videos by placing it on online platforms for others to view. Examples of UGC include blogs, wikis, video and photo sharing sites, podcasts, microblogging, and social networks. Research estimates that by 2010, the number of times UGC content is downloaded will exceed 650 billion times, generating $8.5 billion in revenue for UGC-based businesses. Common categories of UGC include blogs, wikis, video and photo sharing sites, podcasts, microblogging, social networks, news sites, functional tools, and educational content.
The document is notes from an XP (eXtreme Programming) session. It includes discussions around observing team behaviors during retrospectives, collecting and analyzing data from retrospectives, and how individuals can evaluate what is possible to improve. The notes suggest retrospectives should be an enjoyable and productive experience for improving team effectiveness.
[Regional Scrum Gathering Tokyo 2021] Scrum with OODA loopWoohyeok Kim
The document discusses how the Scrum framework can be enhanced using the OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) loop concept from military strategy. It provides background on how Scrum was inspired by army organization theory and practices. The OODA loop is introduced as a way for Scrum teams to better understand situations, make decisions, and adapt when plans change unexpectedly. Examples are given of how OODA can be applied within the Scrum process.
- The document discusses Domain-Oriented Mapping (DOM), which is a framework that maps objects to relational databases using domain models.
- It describes how Doma can be used to define domain models (entities) and generate SQL from those models to perform data access operations like inserts and selects.
- Benefits of using domain models include type safety, avoiding null checks, and reusability of the domain objects across different parts of an application.
This document discusses the creation of an AIR application called IketeruGourmet. It describes preparing files and folders for the application, including icons, library files, and source files. It also summarizes the contents of the application.xml file which describes the core properties of the AIR application. The main parts of the user interface are built in the IketeruGourmet.mxml file using the WindowedApplication component.
The document appears to be a financial report containing numerical data across multiple columns and rows. It includes sections for revenues, costs, profits, taxes and other financial metrics. Overall revenues for the period were up 30.83% from the previous comparable period. The document also notes that some figures may change slightly due to rounding in calculations.
The document discusses the development of a web application using Adobe Flex and ActionScript. It describes creating a framework, displaying search result location information and listings, and implementing features like search and map clicks. The application will be compiled into a SWF file to run on Flash Player or as an AIR application.
The document discusses OpeLa, a programming system created by the author to build an entire operating system and programming language from scratch. OpeLa stands for Operating and Language processing system. The author provides background on their involvement in OS and language development communities. They describe initial steps taken in OpeLa, such as using the SDL library to display graphics. Considerations for calling external functions from OpeLa are also mentioned.
1. Google created the Android OS to allow more people access information globally through mobile devices.
2. As an open source OS, Android allows for customization and new applications to be easily added.
3. Key aspects of Android include the Linux kernel, customizable environments, and ability for independent applications to be added by developers.
The document provides information about Curl, a software tool and programming library for transferring data with URLs. Some key points:
- Curl was developed at MIT in the 1990s and is now widely used for tasks like uploading web content and downloading files and web pages.
- It supports many protocols including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, FTPS, SFTP, TFTP, DAP, Telnet, LDAP, LDAPS, DICT, FILE, POP3, IMAP, SMTP and RTSP.
- Curl's major advantages include its high performance, flexibility and ease of use for transferring data to and from servers.
- It is commonly used in other software products and web services and
The document discusses features of Flash MX including:
1. The ability to import video files like AVI, MPG, and MOV and control playback within Flash.
2. Creating interactive buttons and menus using Symbols.
3. Developing interactive animations and media using features like motion tweening and frame-by-frame animation.
The document discusses a conference for the Academic Resource Guide (ARG) that was held on September 13, 2009 at a library in Tokyo. It provides background information on ARG, including that it was established in 1998 and provides collected academic resources. It also lists the career history of ARG, including collaborations with Yahoo and transitioning to a legal entity. The document goes on to advertise an upcoming ARG seminar and lists topics that will be covered, including publishing research, measuring societal impact, and developing an online identity.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes a technique called Stable Rank Normalization to improve generalization in neural networks and GANs. The technique aims to reduce the Lipschitz constant of neural networks by normalizing the stable rank of the weight matrices. The stable rank is a measure of how many effective dimensions a matrix has. Normalizing it makes networks less sensitive to certain parameter settings. The paper shows experimentally that stable rank normalization improves generalization on image recognition and GAN tasks without affecting performance.
The document discusses autonomous vehicle technology and the DARPA Grand Challenge (DGC). It provides background on DGC competitions from 2004-2007 to advance autonomous vehicle capabilities. It describes the sensors, hardware, and software systems used in the MIT team's entry, including perception, planning & control, and navigation subsystems to process sensor data and safely navigate the vehicle.
The document repeatedly discusses a report on the rehabilitation of a facility located at address 8241, including information on its departments and a link to www.memar.net for contact information.
This document appears to be notes from a presentation on the history and architecture of the PHP framework Ethna. Some key points:
- Ethna was first released in 2004 and has gone through several major versions. Development accelerated after 2008.
- It uses an MVC architecture with AppObject/AppManager handling core functions, templates rendered with Smarty, and a controller managing data flow between models, views and preforwarding.
- Action forms are used to represent and validate submitted data from view templates.
The document discusses ASP.NET 2.0 web application security features including user authentication, authorization, and profile management. It describes how ASP.NET 2.0 provides built-in controls and APIs for user login, password recovery, role management, and storing user profiles and membership data in a database using SQL Server providers. It also provides code examples for creating new user accounts, validating user logins, and retrieving user information.
The document introduces the Django web framework for Python. It provides an overview of Django's philosophies such as loose coupling, quick development and the DRY principle. It then demonstrates how to build a basic blog application in Django with models, views, templates and URLs. Finally, it discusses additional Django features like generic views and real-world code snippets.
Windows 7兼容性系列课程(2):Windows 7用户权限控制 (UAC)Chui-Wen Chiu
This document provides an overview of User Account Control (UAC) in Windows 7. UAC aims to increase security by running most programs with standard user privileges by default, while allowing elevated privileges when needed. It discusses how UAC works differently for standard users versus administrators, and potential issues common and specific to each user type. The document also covers UAC implementation methods, privilege elevation prompts, UAC manifests, and other technical aspects of the feature.
Webken 03: Project Design for Optimaizing User ExperienceNobuya Sato
This document discusses strategies for optimizing website design. It describes large-scale website design projects as having many interrelated parts and stakeholders. The document recommends taking a holistic, collaborative approach to website redesign projects that involves reconfiguring the entire site structure and shared interfaces. It also emphasizes the importance of user experience and usability testing during the design process.
This document summarizes Skype's growth and milestones over its first 5 years, from 2003-2008. In 2003, Skype launched as free internet telephony and had over 100 million calls in its first 2 days. By 2004, it had over 1 billion calls, versions for PocketPC, Linux, and Mac, and was averaging 9.5 billion minutes and 50 million concurrent calls per week. In 2005, Skype expanded to allow free calls worldwide. By 2006 it had over 500 million concurrent calls and versions for Windows 2.0 and Mac 2.0. In 2007 Skype hit 5 billion calls, 2.2 million users, and 1,000 million concurrent calls. In 2008, Skype conversations total
This document provides guidance on conducting a 7-minute presentation (7分鐘報告). It outlines the 7 key sections to cover: 1) Product introduction 2) Market positioning and target customers 3) Business model and value proposition 4) Competitive advantages and differentiation 5) Development timeline and roadmap 6) Sales forecast and response plan 7) Common problems and solutions. Each section is then briefly described in 1-2 sentences. The document concludes by listing the top 10 common problems people face when doing a 7-minute presentation and provides some suggestions to improve.
1. This document provides information about Moodle and how to install it using EasyPHP including the components needed like a web server, PHP, and database.
2. EasyPHP is recommended for installing Moodle as it bundles Apache, PHP, and MySQL to simplify the setup process. Some steps include uninstalling previous MySQL and PHP versions before installing EasyPHP.
3. The installation of EasyPHP involves downloading the setup file, running through the default installation process, and finishing the setup. Moodle is then ready to use along with all of its dependencies provided by the EasyPHP package.
The document describes the practices of an agile team working on a software project. It outlines the project timeline from November to February, lists the team members, and describes the development approach including using test-driven development, pair programming, and daily stand-up meetings. The goals of the project are for all participants to learn, grow, and enjoy the experience.
Global Unichip Corp. is a Taiwanese fabless semiconductor company that provides IC design, manufacturing, and testing services. It was founded in 1987 and has grown to employ over 270 people. The company specializes in SOC design and has taped out numerous chip designs at various technology nodes down to 65nm. It has a diverse customer base including foundries, IDMs, and other fabless semiconductor companies.
This document summarizes a CakePHP meetup event in Osaka, Japan. It introduces the speaker, Yusuke Ando, discusses some CakePHP news and releases, and focuses on useful CakePHP plugins like debug_kit and api_generator that provide debugging and API documentation generation capabilities. Examples and setup instructions are provided for effectively using these plugins.
This document provides an overview of the ID-WSF (Identity Web Services Framework) in Japanese. It discusses the framework's architecture and components, including user agents, web service providers, discovery services, and protocols. Examples are given of how identity information like addresses and names can be shared between services while respecting user consent policies. The presentation aims to explain the key concepts and functions of the ID-WSF standard.
The document provides instructions for using a Keithley 4200 semiconductor characterization system (4200-SCS) to perform current-voltage (I-V) measurements and analyze the results. It introduces the 4200-SCS, describes how to set up and execute an I-V test using the Keithley Interactive Test Environment (KITE) software, store and export measurement data and curves, and utilize additional features for automated testing and data analysis.
This document discusses Six Sigma, which is a methodology for improving business processes. It defines key Six Sigma terms like sigma and describes how Six Sigma aims to establish a closed-loop management system in companies to continuously improve products and services by defining key processes, monitoring inputs and outputs, and taking actions to solve problems. The document also outlines the main phases of Six Sigma, including Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC).
This document provides information about the Sysview Confidential DataBoard, a digital signage and interactive whiteboard product. It describes the key features and functions of the DataBoard, including its touchscreen capabilities, automatic recording and sharing of audio and visual materials, ability to display various types of media content, and remote management system. Applications of the DataBoard discussed include modern digital education, conferences, multimedia classrooms, mobile cinemas, and digital signage.
This document discusses information architecture and usability. It provides an overview of information architecture and defines it. It then discusses various roles related to information architecture like information architects, interaction designers, and user experience designers. It provides tips for conducting information architecture work, such as creating site structures and wireframes. It also discusses methods for research like card sorting and provides examples of prototyping tools.
This document provides a summary of the author's experience attending and presenting at the Software Development Best Practice 2007 conference. It notes that attending the conference helped gain insight into the current trends in development practices. It also mentions demonstrating their TRICHORD product and sharing information from Japan with the world.
Six Sigma is a data-driven methodology for process improvement originally developed by Motorola in 1987. It involves using statistical methods and strategic approaches to reduce defects and variability in manufacturing and business processes. The key aspects of Six Sigma include defining, measuring, analyzing, improving and controlling processes to minimize defects. Motorola was an early adopter of Six Sigma and saw great success in reducing defects to 3.4 parts per million. Many major companies have since implemented Six Sigma programs to improve quality, lower costs and increase customer satisfaction.
This document discusses implementing a lean environment and the use of motion and time study tools to maintain it. Some key points include:
1. The nature of a lean environment focuses on eliminating waste and improving flow rather than mass production methods.
2. Motion and time study tools and techniques can be applied to identify improvements and maintain the lean environment.
3. Successful company transformations require preparing the workforce and defining roles in the change process, with support from both internal and external experts.
The document appears to be a list of product specifications and descriptions for various electronics including cameras, phones, and laptops. Some key details include specifications for cameras like megapixel counts, optical and digital zoom capabilities, and screen sizes for phones and laptops. Product codes, model numbers, and price codes are also listed for each item.
This document discusses using Silverlight for line of business (LOB) and business intelligence (BI) application development. It provides examples of Silverlight applications from companies like TDK and Infragistics. Key benefits highlighted include the rich user interface capabilities of Silverlight, its support for .NET development, and how it allows creating interactive and visually engaging BI and LOB applications for the web. Approaches like incrementally adding Silverlight components to existing web applications are also presented.
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The document discusses using Silverlight 2 with dynamic languages for RIA development. It provides performance test results showing that Silverlight 2 is faster than Flash, especially for larger numbers of graphics or text elements. It also notes that dynamic languages could allow developing code in a different way than traditional .NET languages like C# and VB.
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The document discusses several key points about Python:
1. It summarizes praise for Python from programmers and companies like Google, NASA, and CCP Games, highlighting Python's simplicity, compactness, and ability to quickly develop applications.
2. It introduces common Python concepts like strings, lists, sequences, namespaces, polymorphism, and duck typing. Strings can be manipulated using slicing and methods. Lists and other sequences support indexing, slicing, and iteration.
3. Python uses name-based rather than type-based polymorphism through duck typing - an object's capabilities are defined by its methods and properties rather than its class.
Python modules allow programmers to split code into multiple files for easier maintenance. A module is simply a Python file with a .py extension. The import statement is used to include modules. Modules can be organized into packages, which are directories containing an __init__.py file. Popular third party modules like ElementTree, Psyco, EasyGUI, SQLObject, and py.test make Python even more powerful.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. It notes that regular exercise can reduce the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes, improve mood, and reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. The document recommends that adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise per week to gain these benefits.
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The document reflects on life stages from childhood education through career and family life. It discusses the ups and downs experienced, from striving for success to losing a job. This leads to contemplating how to improve one's life by taking it easier, spending more time with loved ones, and focusing on shared goals and happiness. The conclusion encourages sharing this message to remember friends.
The document summarizes the economic motivations and beneficiaries behind the 1991 Gulf War and subsequent wars. It argues that while the US claimed to liberate Kuwait, the true goals were economic gains for the US and its allies. Much of the war costs were paid by increased oil profits, with over $60 billion going to oil companies and Gulf governments, some of which later supported additional US-led wars bringing further economic benefits through war spending and control of oil infrastructure.