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"This report sets out the findings of a review exploring how distributed ledger technology can revolutionise services, both in government and the private sector. It covers the: technology governance and regulation security and privacy disruptive potential applications in government global perspectives It recommends 8 actions for government to maximise the opportunities and reduce the risks of this new technology."

"VLC is a media player that will play just about any video or audio file that you can find. You don't need to look for any plugins, codecs, or extensions - everything you need is built right in, so that it will play anything right out of the box."

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"Introduction: 1. What is Acrobat JavaScript? 2. What can you do with Acrobat JavaScript? 3. Where can I read more about Acrobat JavaScript? 4. How to create a batch sequence with JavaScript code? 5. Sample Acrobat JavaScripts: Introduction"

Getting Started with Rails This guide covers getting up and running with Ruby on Rails. After reading it, you should be familiar with: Installing Rails, creating a new Rails application, and connecting your application to a database The general layout of a Rails application The basic principles of MVC (Model, View Controller) and RESTful design How to quickly generate the starting pieces of a Rails application

Cart: Computer software for making cartograms This page contains computer software and documentation for creating density-equalizing maps or "cartograms" using the technique described in the paper Diffusion-based method for producing density equalizing maps, Michael T. Gastner and M. E. J. Newman, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 101, 7499-7504 (2004).

"Today we look at how data-tracking companies are monitoring your online behavior. While news reports have focused on the National Security Administration and its efforts to monitor people's phone calls and online activities, private companies you have probably never heard of are also tracking what you are doing, just about everywhere you leave a digital footprint."

"IPAD AIR FLEXIBLE STAND PED4 COIL IPA10 PIVOTING & GOOSENECK The long, snake like, flexible, gooseneck coil stand can be manipulated into any shape you imagine to hold your iPad Air. The PED4 Coil IPA10 is Made in USA from solid and flexible steel. The PED4 Coil IPA10 iPad Air stand can be mounted anywhere and everywhere you can imagine."

"Share Your Stories in Your Own Photobook Bring your Photos to Life with Stories Free to Make & Publish books Online Bookstore Quality Books, Buy One or Many No Software, Easy Book Builder, 100% Online Easy-to-use templates or Create you own design Choice of elegant Hardcover formats, ideal for photobooks"

"Here is the list of MAC Print Screen Tricks/ Shortcuts that would allow you to use Print Screen in MAC. Overview You just broke the highest score in your favorite game and want to keep a screenshot of it to share it with your friends. You have done it in a PC, but you using a MAC now. How do you do it? Unlike Windows PC, MAC doesn't have a dedicated Print Screen key on its keyboard which makes it hard for new MAC users to perform screen capture. This article comprehensively details every possible free method to use the Print Screen Feature in MAC. These methods include using keyboard shortcuts and bundled Apple utilities."

The following training materials will assist Students, Instructors and Administrators in getting started with your Turnitin account.

Making Data More Usable With ScraperWiki September 20, 2011, 3:00 pm By Jason B. Jones The great strength of the internet is also its weakness: There is So! Much! Information! out there-so much, in fact, that it can become hard to access. And not everyone who publishes the same kind of information, or information about the same topic, publishes it in the same way, or to common repositories.

"Gatekeeper is new security feature starting in Mac OS 10.8. See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5290 for more information about Gatekeeper features and benefits. If you are unsure what version of the Mac OS you are running, see http://its.uiowa.edu/support/article/101460.  You can find Gatekeeper settings in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General. To disable Gatekeeper, click on the lock on the lower left of the window and type in your system password. By default Gatekeeper will only open apps purchased and downloaded from the Mac App Store or from a list of "identified developers" that have been given the ok from Apple by obtaining an unique Developer ID.  To install other apps, select the option to install from Anywhere."