hydrargyrum medium arc iodide lamp - 1 views
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SUNNYXIAO Sunlite's full-spectrum sunlight simulation system, hydrargyrum medium arc iodide lamp, can perfectly mimic natural sunlight, providing uniform and reliable sunlight radiation simulation, and is widely used in environmental simulation tests of aerospace equipment, automobiles and rail transit vehicles. SUNNYXIAO FILMLITE series lighting for high-speed video, which is of high power, high brightness, high CRI, and long irradiation distance, is catered for scenarios such as high-speed imaging lighting for a collision of large vehicles and aerobats.
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SUNNYXIAO Sunlite's full-spectrum sunlight simulation system, hydrargyrum medium arc iodide lamp, can perfectly mimic natural sunlight, providing uniform and reliable sunlight radiation simulation, and is widely used in environmental simulation tests of aerospace equipment, automobiles and rail transit vehicles.
Perfect platform for web development: Joomla - 1 views
At present holding just a website will not gain much profit in business. Fresh open source & powerful Content Management System technologies like joomla & others are come into existence which ensur...
Track complete information about hs code 30012030 import data - 0 views
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Seair exim solution is one of the leading companies that provide export import data, custom data, shipment data, and importers detail with hs code in India. Hs code or effective known as Indian trade simplification found on Harmonized system of coding was affect in India for export import business. Check complete details Import Data, price, HS code, monthly trends, best importing countries, leading ports of maraging under HS Code 30012030.
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Seair exim solution is one of the leading companies that provide export import data, custom data, shipment data, and importers detail with hs code in India. Hs code or effective known as Indian trade simplification found on Harmonized system of coding was affect in India for export import business. Check complete details Import Data, price, HS code, monthly trends, best importing countries, leading ports of maraging under HS Code 30029030.
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women needs - 0 views
ARTICLES ON WOMEN 'S ITEMS AND REQUIREMENTS Mother is the substitute to God. But there is no substitute to mother in the universe. Today the women are in forefront in all fields . They ar...
The problem with dataportability is with the providers, not services (duh) - 0 views
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Basically what people are saying is that it’s a bad idea to give sites your usernames/passwords when you sign up. This creates a bad anti-pattern and sets a horrible precedent for users who simply give their email user/pass to hundreds of different startups with dismal security standards making it very easy for hackers to get to your sensitive data. It’s called the “password anti-pattern”.
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In my mind Flickr provides probably the best page-flow pattern. So I’m saying the PROVIDERS are making this anti-pattern possible. Facebook must make it VERY easy to export users, so must Gmail and so must Yahoo etc. This must be standardized so that containers (using Open Social terminology) can provide that data using some kind of token system, and it must also happen in a process that doesn’t ask for you user/pass. I believe that because it’s not possible, networks are leaving developers with no other option but to do screen scraping.
allmydata.org "Tahoe" - Trac - 0 views
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Tahoe is a secure, decentralized, fault-tolerant filesystem. All of the source code is available under a Free Software, Open Source licence. This filesystem is encrypted and spread over multiple peers in such a way that it remains available even when some of the peers are unavailable, malfunctioning, or malicious. The one-page summary explains the unique properties of this system.
Online social networks | Everywhere and nowhere | Economist.com - 0 views
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Historically, online media tend to start this way. The early services, such as CompuServe, Prodigy or AOL, began as “walled gardens” before they opened up to become websites. The early e-mail services could send messages only within their own walls (rather as Facebook's messaging does today). Instant-messaging, too, started closed, but is gradually opening up. In social networking, this evolution is just beginning. Parts of the industry are collaborating in a “data portability workgroup” to let people move their friend lists and other information around the web. Others are pushing OpenID, a plan to create a single, federated sign-on system that people can use across many sites.
Empowering Individuals Towards Collective Online Production | keithhopper.com - 0 views
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Existing participatory systems are designed to separately invite online user contributions in one capacity, and to aggregate collective value in another, but few environments attempt to holistically address the production of useful outcomes by moving participation towards meaningful and intelligent results. This determined focus on how best to design participatory environments to solve problems is particularly relevant given the world’s abundance of complex and urgent problems to be addressed. Methods for solving them collectively online have only begun to be explored.
Who owns your address book? - 0 views
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Who really owns your address book? Many Internet companies - like Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) and Yahoo (YHOO, Fortune 500) - say unequivocally that you do. If you sign up for free e-mail accounts on their services, you're free to take your friends with you and export your contact lists to any service that you like.
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But Microsoft (MSFT, Fortune 500), while publicly embracing the idea of openness, has been saying something different behind the scenes. Since last summer, lawyers representing the company have been sending cease-and-desist letters to startups that offer new users the ability to import their Microsoft Hotmail contacts. In a move that Valley guys are deriding as ham-handed, Microsoft is offering a quid pro quo: Third-party sites can access Hotmail contacts if they make Microsoft's instant-messaging client available to their users - for 25 cents per user per year. Then the company says it will waive the fee if the sites make Messenger the exclusive in-network messaging client. Such a deal.
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There is a better way, of course - though it remains to be seen whether it will work. A group of companies, aligned under the banner of the DataPortability Workgroup, is trying to craft standards that would make it easy for the data we collect online to move as freely and securely from one website to another as we do. As long as two sites abide by the DataPortability rules, they can effortlessly send anything back and forth between them - data, photos, address books. "It's safe, secure, painless," says Chris Saad, the Aussie who co-founded and chairs the DPW. Hundreds of individuals and several leading companies - including Yahoo, Facebook, Google, and even Microsoft - have signed on to the workgroup, and Saad says he's optimistic that we'll see a system in place later this year.
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As Facebook Connect Expands, OpenID's Challenges Grow | Epicenter from Wired.com - 0 views
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The news is sure to be welcomed by Facebook's 120 million users and its potential partners, but it presents a new challenge to proponents of the so-called "open stack" for ID management -- OpenID, OAuth and the related technologies that allow users to share data across multiple websites.
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It's also good for everyone's business. By being able to use a Facebook ID to log in to Digg, the user's barrier of entry is lowered significantly and Digg gets more traffic
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But where Facebook Connect is heading towards mass adoption on mainstream sites like Digg, OpenID is currently bogged down by several issues, the largest of which is poor usability.
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PBS'09 : getting Open & Social - Paris Bobun Sprint 2 : Open Social in Plone - OpenPlans - 0 views
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Pilot Systems and Google plan to host the second Paris Bobun Sprint, which would take place at the Google Paris HQ, in 2009.
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