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2016年5月28日 星期六
2016年3月8日 星期二
Supercomputers Team Up to Confirm Existence of Gravity Waves
Supercomputers Team Up to Confirm Existence of Gravity Waves
Intel Xeon based "Comet" and "Stampede" contributed over a million hours to project
It took a century from the time Albert Einstein posited the existence of gravity waves until their actual detection in recent months.
Confirmation of their existence was made possible in part by the supercomputers that processed a huge amount of captured data, according to this brief by Slashdot Media contributing editor Wylie Wong.
Intel Xeon based "Comet" and "Stampede" contributed over a million hours to project
It took a century from the time Albert Einstein posited the existence of gravity waves until their actual detection in recent months.
Confirmation of their existence was made possible in part by the supercomputers that processed a huge amount of captured data, according to this brief by Slashdot Media contributing editor Wylie Wong.
2016年3月4日 星期五
2016年2月25日 星期四
DevShare Program Eliminated
DevShare Program Eliminated
The DevShare program was completely eliminated. The DevShare program delivered installer bundles as part of the download for participating projects, which in retrospect was not in our (or our community's) best interests. This is a clear first step in our plan to rehabilitate our reputation as a trusted home for open source software.
We want the community to know that we are more interested in doing the right thing than profiting from unwanted programs such as DevShare. As we move forward, we will be focusing on the needs of our developers and visitors with new site features focused on community trust. Eliminating DevShare was just the first step of many more to come.
The DevShare program was completely eliminated. The DevShare program delivered installer bundles as part of the download for participating projects, which in retrospect was not in our (or our community's) best interests. This is a clear first step in our plan to rehabilitate our reputation as a trusted home for open source software.
We want the community to know that we are more interested in doing the right thing than profiting from unwanted programs such as DevShare. As we move forward, we will be focusing on the needs of our developers and visitors with new site features focused on community trust. Eliminating DevShare was just the first step of many more to come.
2016年2月12日 星期五
1. An eCryptfs-Based Solution for Securing Your Data on Android*
1. An eCryptfs-Based Solution for Securing Your Data on Android*
The threat to data on mobile devices is a
serious issue. Not only have Android* developers worked on security, but
many application developers work to ensure the security of the user’s
data before release. This article describes a new way to implement
security for sensitive data based on eCryptfs*.
2016年1月8日 星期五
SourceForge's "Community Choice" Project of the Month for January: Ditto
SourceForge's "Community Choice" Project of the Month for January: Ditto
For our January "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected Ditto, a simple, fast, resource-light clipboard manager. Ditto stores unlimited clips in an SQLite database so you can access them at a later time. Ditto's easy-to-use interface allows finding recent clipboards within seconds; it has three different virtual clipboards that you can access through dedicated shortcuts; and its unique network capabilities make clipboard sharing a reality. Because Ditto is actively developed, it is more robust, efficient and flexible than most of its competitors. That's why Ditto easily fits the needs of beginners and advanced users.
For our January "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected Ditto, a simple, fast, resource-light clipboard manager. Ditto stores unlimited clips in an SQLite database so you can access them at a later time. Ditto's easy-to-use interface allows finding recent clipboards within seconds; it has three different virtual clipboards that you can access through dedicated shortcuts; and its unique network capabilities make clipboard sharing a reality. Because Ditto is actively developed, it is more robust, efficient and flexible than most of its competitors. That's why Ditto easily fits the needs of beginners and advanced users.
2016年1月7日 星期四
For our January "Community Choice"
This SF Update is Sponsored by: Zoho
For our January "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected Ditto, a simple, fast, resource-light clipboard manager. Ditto stores unlimited clips in an SQLite database so you can access them at a later time. Ditto's easy-to-use interface allows finding recent clipboards within seconds; it has three different virtual clipboards that you can access through dedicated shortcuts; and its unique network capabilities make clipboard sharing a reality. Because Ditto is actively developed, it is more robust, efficient and flexible than most of its competitors. That's why Ditto easily fits the needs of beginners and advanced users.
For our January "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected Ditto, a simple, fast, resource-light clipboard manager. Ditto stores unlimited clips in an SQLite database so you can access them at a later time. Ditto's easy-to-use interface allows finding recent clipboards within seconds; it has three different virtual clipboards that you can access through dedicated shortcuts; and its unique network capabilities make clipboard sharing a reality. Because Ditto is actively developed, it is more robust, efficient and flexible than most of its competitors. That's why Ditto easily fits the needs of beginners and advanced users.
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