Handbook of Applied Cryptography
Alfred J. Menezes, CRC Press ISBN: 0-8493-8523-7 October 1996, 816 pages Fifth Printing (August 2001) The Handbook was reprinted (5th printing) in August 2001. The publisher made all the various minor changes and updates we submitted. You can identify the 5th printing of the book by looking for "5 6 7 8 9 0" at the bottom of the page that includes the ISBN number.
Asterisk (logiciel)
Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Pour les articles homonymes, voir Asterisk. Asterisk est un autocommutateur téléphonique privé (PABX) open source et propriétaire (publié sous licence GPL et licence propriétaire[1]) pour systèmes GNU/Linux. Il permet, entre autres, la messagerie vocale, les files d'attente, les agents d'appels, les musiques d'attente et les mises en garde d'appels, la distribution des appels. Il est possible également d'ajouter l'utilisation des conférences par le biais de l'installation de modules supplémentaires et la recompilation des binaires. Asterisk est né en 1999, créé par Mark Spencer, alors étudiant de l'université d'Auburn (États-Unis - Alabama). Asterisk comprend un nombre très élevé de fonctions permettant l'intégration complète pour répondre à la majorité des besoins en téléphonie. Des modules tiers permettent de visualiser ou paramétrer le PBX via une interface Flash ou via un client léger. Autocommutateur téléphonique privé (PABX)
How to pick an open source license (part 2)
[Updated 22jun06 to clarify a few things based on reader comments -ebb]. In my last installment I introduced a simple decision tree that could help you decide which (if any) of the many open source licenses you should use for your project. Each decision point generally asked a yes or no question about what is important to you. For example, if you want someone who uses [and distributes] your code to be forced to make any bug fixes and modifications available under the same licenseIt's this situation that earned GPL the nickname of "The Greedy Programmer's License". then you want to use a license with an explicit "reciprocity" clause that requires that. In this part I'll go through some of the most common licenses and see where they fall from this tree. I'll also try to address some of the issues that people pointed out in the comments to my last posting. In the comments there was some confusion about what I meant when somebody "uses" your code. Public domain ASLv2 (Apache) GPL (v2)
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HOWTO: Pick an open source license (part 1)
Update: Part 2 is now available. [More updates were made to this article on 22jun06 to clarify a few things based on reader comments. -ebb] You've made the decision to release your code as "open source". Ok, what does that mean, what is an open source license, and how do you pick the right one? This question comes up all the time so I thought I'd write up a simple decision tree to try to explain the choices.Many people use GPL without realizing the implications or understanding the other options. First of all, if you write some code, it's your code and you get to decide how other people can use it. The second point to keep in mind is that nobody but you can even use your code unless you explicitly give them permission. Note: The text of all the licenses mentioned here can be found at opensource.org. Decision 1: Do you want to relinquish any control over how your code is used and distributed? If yes, then don't copyright it, and don't license it. If yes, then continue to decision 3.
Coffee Making: Introduction
Next Previous Contents 1. Introduction For a long time humanity has been wondering how could a computer make coffee... People need coffee to wake up, and stay awake for a long time in front of the computer. The main trick is interfacing a coffee machine to the computer, so that it can be controlled by software. At first, it demonstrates an ON/OFF switch implemented as an electronic circuit which controls the coffee-machine's power supply. This HOWTO was initially written as part of a debate in the mailing list linux-greek-users, on whether linux can make coffee or not. Enjoy. 1.1 Copyright Copyright © 2004-08-29 by Fotis Georgatos. to copy, distribute, display, and perform the workto make derivative worksto make commercial use of the work Under the following conditions: Attribution. 1.2 Disclaimer Use the information in this document at your own risk. All copyrights are owned by their owners, unless specifically noted otherwise. 1.3 Version
Diagramme de GANTT : gestion de temps de projet
Créer facilement un diagramme de GANTT -- Posté par jamet le 27/10/2003 Lors de la préparation d'une proposition, les différents participants se réunissent et s'accordent sur les objectifs de la proposition et ensuite sur la nature du travail à réaliser. La liste des tâches est ensuite dressée puis structurée ; le travail est alors réparti entre les différents participants (cas idéal !). AInsi, un projet se divise en un certain nombre de tâches clairement identifiées, hiérarchisées et quantifiées en termes de délai d'éxécution et de ressources nécessaires (humaines, techniques et financières). Ces tâches sont ensuite logiquement regroupées en "lots de travail" (workpackages). Pour permettre aux évaluateurs d'appréhender facilement et rapidement le contenu et le déroulement d'une proposition, il est vivement conseiller d'inclure un diagramme de GANTT dans la partie B. Comment réaliser facilement un diagramme de GANTT ? è Télécharger l'article de Michael Stowe
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