Free first day of spring software for linux

FIRST DiskImager is an advanced, full-featured GUI disk image acquisition tool.

It was designed for forensic disk image inspection. Developed using C++ and QT. This is our 1st attempt to create an acquisition software to meet the NIST standards.

******** WARNING !!! USE THIS SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!! **************

Ive tested and used the software and it works for me, but there is no guarantee that it will work for you. You can very easily DESTROY DATA IRRECOVERABLY by using this software. Do not even attempt using this software unless you are VERY FAMILIAR with the process of imaging hard drives and other media. While this program is intended to make the imaging
process more convenient, it cannot THINK for you. If you mix up the source and destination targets and accidentally overwrite the original evidence, there is nothing I (or anyone else) can do for you.

DO NOT USE THIS SOFTWARE FOR ACTUAL PRODUCTION OR CASE WORK UNTIL YOU HAVE THOUROUGHLY TESTED IT AND HAVE SATISFIED YOURSELF THAT IT DOES WHAT YOU WANT IT TO DO. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR UNEXPECTED RESULTS OBTAINED FROM THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE WHETHER THEY ARE THE RESULT OF PROGRAM BUGS, USER ERROR, HARDWARE FAILURES, OR ACTS OF GOD. AGAIN, IF YOU USE THIS SOFTWARE YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE RESULTS.
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Fast Date Picker project is a calendar which is easy to integrate into pages that require the users to select a date like on travel sites.
Written in ECMAScript, it responds faster to the users clicks than most of the server-side-based or Java-applet-based date pickers often found on travel sites today.
The calendar can be added to your page any way you want (e.g. as a pop-up window or an expandable

FIRST LIVE primarily it is to assist law enforcement agencies and its officer to combat cyber terrorism and other malicious activities. FIRST LIVECD usage and application can be also extended to private organizations and individuals who are need alternative in securing their network and computer system. FIRST LIVECD objectives are to capture and to provide an immediate environment (workspace) to perform live:

1. Computer Forensics Analysis
2. Incident Response
3. Data Acquisition And Recovery
4. Virus Scanning And Detection
5. Vulnerability Assessment
6. Runs On Any x86 Computer Without Any Installation
7. One Stop Solutions For Fast Deployment And Low Cost Security Product.
8. User Friendly

fancylogin is one of the most powerful login programs available for Linux. It can do everything your old login program can do, e.g., handling shadowed passwd files, user-time-terminal/network-verification as done with HP-UX login, etc. The project adds a lot of capabilities for logging logins and support for themes to control the logins look.

History:

I first had the idea of creating a better login for linux, when i was working for IBM in the summer. a really big company had lots of 5250 terminals standing around. OS/400 would allow you (just like fancylogin) to insert an ascii-graphic with colors, etc., so all terminals were showing the companys emblem. this really looked great. so why is it, that one of the best server-systems like linux has such a boring login-screen? even Novell Netware has at least bits of color!

The more i studied popular login-programs, such as Julienne Haughs shadow-login, the more i realized that much more capabilities for security and logging are needed, in order to guarantee a secure system. fancylogin shouldnt only be a a fancy login but also a secure and very functional one. And as everybody who wants to do something on a system must be authenticated by a login, a good login-program is one of the most important keys to a secure and reliable system. fancylogin should be the answer.

The first thing i did was write a litte fancy.o with really weird configuration (the signon.*-files). then i had a look at the sources of the shadow-login-program and included a call to my fancy_prompt-routine. that was all. but as i didnt know anything about that code, i decided to take my fancy.o and write my own login-program around it, because i had a lot of improvements in mind. that was in the christmas-holidays of 1999. after those holiday fancylogin 0.99.5 was out, and the first login program that supported techniques from shadow AND from HP-UX-login (usertty). that was when Andreas Krennmair joined the team. soon we released 0.99.6, and for the first time announced it in c.o.l.a. and on freshmeat.net. on the first day of the release we got 5000 hits, and our school-server had three times the workload it usually had. that was when we put the project on sourceforge.

If i had to give a codename to fancylogin 0.99.7 i would call it "0.99.7 - the great odyssee". first we released some minor patches and fixes in 0.99.6b, but we had great plans for 0.99.7. priority number one was an improved way of configuring everything. then Matthew Wormald wrote an email doing suggestions on fancylogin. one of these were to support ANSI-files, which was the solution of our dilemma. then i worked on support for ANSI-files, but just couldnt get an ANSI-interpreted terminal together with ncurses. after a few months we decided to forget about the ANSIs, because it was too difficult to implement. Andreas Krennmair wrote flted, a program to create signon*- configurations. it should never really be released, because he finally managed to do it. in fancylogin-0.99.7-alpha2 everything was finished already, with fancylogin supporting the signon.defs and two ANSI-files. but i wanted to have everything in one file, so themes could be easily installed, and every theme-related information was in one file. so i decided to put everything into a structure, and wrote fltcreate and the neccessary modifications to fancy.o, and fancylogin-0.99.7 was finished. the first fancylogin a normal human could actually configure and write themes for!

Roster-in-a-Box project is a course management system designed to facilitate the use of autograded homework assignments, while also allowing for text-based questions to be submitted online and graded online by the instructor. I developed and currently use the system for my introductory statistics and microeconomics courses at Long Island University, and I have had it in production since 2005. While you will be able to break the program if you try hard enough, it is stable and very much ready for use.
I wrote the program because I wanted something simpler than Moodle (and also because my school was not supporting Moodle at the time that I started the project). I love Moodle, and Moodle may be right for you, but it wasnt right for me, because I didnt want the course management system to take over my course web site. Basically, Roster-in-a-Box handles the homework and grading functions with a couple of web pages and leaves you on your own to design the rest of your course web site. That may or may not be what you want.
It should be quite simple to take my statistics modules (and the forthcoming microeconomics modules that I just havent gotten around to packaging) and get your own introductory statistics course up in no time. It is also quite simple to set up a course that consists of only text-based, manually-graded questions. On the other hand, if you want to write auto-graded assignments for some other purpose, you will have to know how to code them yourself. The structure of the modules should be somewhat self-explanatory to experienced programmers, but is probably daunting to those who do not know how to code. The entire program is written in PHP, and uses MySQL as a back-end database.
Version restrictions:
- There are things you could do while editing the assignment list that would leave it in an inconsistent state. For example, if you leave a page open, then open up a different page and make edits in that page, and then go back to the first page and save your changes, you may screw things up. I will get around to fixing this problem at some point, but in the mean time try not to do things like that.
- The program uses the PHP session variable, which by default times out after 24 minutes (supposedly due to security concerns). You should bug the web site administrator to lengthen the PHP system setting session.gc_maxlifetime to be as long as possible.
- By default, the system resets to the Spring semester on January 1st, the Summmer semester on May 15th, and the Fall semester on September 1st. I should probably make these dates editable somewhere in site_settings.php, but instead youll have to dig through administer.php and homework.php if you want to change them.
Enhancements:
- This has been used in a production environment for two years now, but the code has never been released.

Spring-dashboard project provides real-time statistic and monitoring view of any spring-framework web application. With Spring-dashboard developers and testers can monitor flows within the application, as well as gather statistic information on application usage.
Enhancements:
- This release contains a framework for gathering statistical runtime information on a Spring Web application, a configurable dashboard view with a default AJAX implementation, and an example application that demonstrates Spring-Dashboards basic abilities.