http://stockexchangeholidays.com/members/InteractiveCalendar.aspx
2008-12-30
2008-12-29
Patent busting websites
http://www.articleonepartners.com/ get up to $50000 bounty for busting existing patent
http://peertopatent.org/ community review of patents before issuance
http://www.linuxdefenders.org/ open source related patent reviews
2008-12-28
Generating white(/pink/brown/blue/violet) noise with your computer
While there are all kinds of hardware based "white noise" generators are out there, having one installed in your computer could offer a nice personal privacy bubble. Some choices are:
"white noise" generator with sox for Linux
White Noise CD
simplynoise
Serene Sound
Burninwave Generator (read disclaimer first)
thefreesoundproject (white noise)
audio system test files
AMS (audio masking system)
2008-12-27
Databases to store financial market tick level/time-series data
2008-12-23
Sourceforge Alternatives
- gnu-designs SourceFubar
- Tigris (focused on building better tools for collaborative software development)
- GNU.org's Savannah (SF clone software)
- SEUL (comprehensive suite of high-quality applications (productivity applications as well as leisure/programming applications) available under the GPL for the Linux platform)
- SunSITE.dk (roll your own)
- BerliOS Developer (SF software)
- iBiblio (mainly storage?)
- java.net (for Java collaboration)
- Sarovar (Indian)
- Gna! (FSF France)
- Alioth (Debian only?)
- CodeHaus
- Google Code
- CodePlex (Microsoft community software development site)
- Novell Forge
- WebFaction Free Python Project hosting
- LaunchPad by Canonical (of Ubuntu)
- GitHub (social code hosting)
- Gitorious (offers git repository store)
2008-12-20
Online appliance stores
2008-12-10
Matlab/Mathematica Open Source/GPL clones
Another site listing various math software is Alois' Mathematical Software. Also see Simulation tools for Linux systems.
When Languages Die: The Extinction of the World's Languages and the Erosion of Human Knowledge by K David Harrison (2008)
2008-12-05
Rainbow tables
Rainbow tables are used to find the original plaintext for a hashed password. The password can be hashed using different hashroutines, where the most common are MD5, LM and NTLM.