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POPSProduct Integration Symlabs Virtual Directory Server is a powerful utility that can help to resolve problems in environments that make use of a wide range of communications and authentication protocols, as well as a combination of different data storage systems.
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POPSThe $150 Edge-of-Space Camera: MIT Students Beat NASA On Beer-Money Budget
via Jules Crittenden Of course, all this would be pointless if the guys couldn’t find the rig when it landed, so they dropped a prepaid GPS-equipped cellphone inside the box for tracking. Total cost, including duct tape? $148. Launch Two weeks ago, on Sept. 2, at the leisurely post-breakfast hour of 11:45 a.m., the balloon was launched from Sturbridge, Massachusetts. Lee and Yeh took a road trip in order to compensate for the prevailing winds, which could have otherwise taken the balloon out onto the Atlantic, and checked in on the University of Wyoming’s balloon trajectory website to estimate the landing site. Because of spotty cellphone coverage in central Massachusetts, it was important to keep the rig in the center of the state so it could be found upon landing. Light winds meant the guys got lucky and, although the cellphone’s external antenna was buried upon landing, the fix they got as the balloon was coming down was close enough.
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POPSScalability and Integration Symlabs Virtual Directory Server provides a complete set of features for highly scalable, safe and reliable enterprise directory integration. Many enterprises face enterprise directory integration challenges whenever there are multiple applications, and/or multiple enterprise directories or databases involved.
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POPSFive Fab Ways to Make Linux run at LightSpeed Let’s face it… Linux is fast. Better memory management, more efficient file systems, better pre-packaged installations, etc. all conspire to make Linux safe, efficient, and fast. But there’s more to it than that. Linux is also B – I – G BIG. There’s a lot to it. I mean, come on… from a single install CD you can build a major web server, database machine, load up your notebook, etc.