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SPREAD — System for Sharing and Publishing Research Data

SPREAD — System for Sharing and Publishing Research Data We presented our work on MEDIator/SPREAD at SIIM 2016 in Portland, OR.    In this study we developed a set of web-services that abstract the task of replicating and publishing subsets of data that are stored in curated biomedical data repositories. The overarching goal is to develop tools that can be configured against data repositories and give researchers, during the course of a research study, the ability to seamlessly share, with collaborators, data subsets; and upon conclusion of the study, publish the datasets for wider consumption.   The full paper can be found here. download  file  now

SQL Server default value of system date

SQL Server default value of system date function to give default value of system date, to a column which has datatype of datetime in SQL SERVER put "getdate()" function in default value of that column. download  file  now

StartUbuntu HOWTO Choose a system based on your hardware

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StartUbuntu HOWTO Choose a system based on your hardware Hi, Well, Hello March :) Were 36 days away ... tick-tack ... tick-tack ... Microsoft Windows XP will be dead! To put that correctly in a more technical sentence, Microsoft Windows XP will very soon (after 36 days) reaches its End Of Life (EOL) and will no longer be supported. What does this mean? The answer is right here from Microsoft . StartUbuntu  would like to make your life easier. So, here is a very quick and easy guide that should help you to choose the right system for your machine according to your hardware . As everyone may know, StartUbuntu as for now, promotes only for Ubuntu and its official variants . "Oh really? so when StartUbuntu will possibly promote for other systems? Im not a fan of Ubuntu?" Basically, StartUbuntu did not yet reached to this phase. That is why, it is too early and above all, giving a newcomer to Linux so many options is the worst advice in Computers History. So where is that guide? I...

Starting Verlihub on system start up Ubuntu

Starting Verlihub on system start up Ubuntu A little explanation about how to add/remove a program at/from system start-up can be found here. We need to make a script which will run at every system start-up. Lets make our script: sudo nano /etc/init.d/verlihub We add these lines in our new file: #!/bin/sh sudo vh_runhub Exit the editor and make it executable: sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/verlihub Now we add it to system start-up: sudo update-rc.d verlihub defaults Resources: Ubuntu Forums 1, Ubuntu Forums 2 download  file  now

Software System Optimizer Wise Care 365 Pro 2 98 Build 243 DIRECT LINKS

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Software System Optimizer Wise Care 365 Pro 2 98 Build 243 DIRECT LINKS Software System Optimizer Wise Care 365 Pro 2.98 Build 243 Wise Care 365 Old in the field of software optimization system that can completely solve the problem of slow speed of your system and prevent sluggishness and problems are again. This software uses a variety of tools to optimize various parts of your system will ultimately result in better performance of your system will be faster. It also optimizes files on your hard drive makes it Afzarysh loading speed and more space as well as it can provide for you. To download and view the other features of this software, refer to the Read More ... Key Features Software Wise Care 365: Registry Cleanup feature. Ability to sort the registry. Ability to backup files. Ability to recover deleted files. Ability to sort the hard drive. Maintain the security of your important files. Hide important files and folders. Avoid using personal software. Automatic shutdown system. Em...

SpaceView Ubuntu File System Usage Indicator

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SpaceView Ubuntu File System Usage Indicator SpaceView is an Ubuntu indicator which displays the file system usage , created as a response to an AskUbuntu question. The AppIndicator displays a list of devices in its menu, and clicking on any of them sets it as default, displaying its free space directly on the panel. From its preferences, you can assign an alias to each device, select the panel icon color, or set the warning threshold (when the free space reaches the threshold, a warning is displayed). Other features include an option to show the usage of freshly connected devices as notifications, and an option to start SpaceView on startup. After changing any settings from the SpaceView preferences, click the "Restart now" button or else they wont be applied until the indicator is restarted. I should also note that I encountered an issue with SpaceView. The indicator may display loop devices (your system may have loop devices if for instance you installed some snap packages...

Speed up your NTFS file system

Speed up your NTFS file system 1. Click Start and choose Run, 2. Type regedit, 3. Go to: Run then type regedit:- then Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SYSTEM>CurrentControlSet>Control>FileSystem 4. Find item NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and give her a Value 00000001. If item dont exist make new DWORD and give her a name NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate and Value 00000001. 5. Restart your computer. download file now

Speccy an Excellent System Information Utility for Windows

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Speccy an Excellent System Information Utility for Windows Apparently, apart from GNU/Linux, theres this whole other operating system called MS Windows :P and I thought that I should write a few articles for the MS Windows users from time to time as well. So, if you use Microsoft windows and searching for a free tool to get advanced system information about your PC, although Im pretty sure theres a whole bunch of em out there, but this one called "Speccy" is an excellent little utility in my experience. To be honest, even without a dedicated utility, in MS Windows we can easily see the hardware & software related information without much of a hassle when compared to GNU/Linux (although we do have dedicated utilities such as Hardinfo for the GNU/Linux geeks too) but still, after installing something like Speccy makes the whole process much more easy nonetheless. Main features... *. Its completely free to begin with. Although the do have two paid versions but when compared ...

Starcraft 2 Mac System Requirements

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Starcraft 2 Mac System Requirements Starcraft 2 Mac System Requirements Before you can play Starcraft 2 on Mac, you better see this system requirements of Starcraft 2 for Mac systems Mac Minimum System Requirements Mac� OS X 10.5.8, 10.6.2 or newer Intel� Processor NVIDIA� GeForce� 8600M GT or ATI Radeon� X1600 or better 12 GB available HD space 2 GB Ram DVD-ROM drive Broadband Internet connection 1024X720 minimum display resolution Mac Recommended System Requirements: Intel� Core 2 Duo processor 4 GB system RAM NVIDIA� GeForce� 9600M GT or ATI Radeon� HD 4670 or better Listed below are the minimum System Requirements for StarCraft and Brood War. Mac OS X 10.3.9 or higher. PowerMac or Compatible 16 MB of RAM plus Virtual Memory (32 MB RAM recommended) Video card that supports 640x480 display in 256 colors 80 MB HD space 4X CD-ROM drive Windows Vista, XP or 2000 90 MHz Pentium or equivalent 16 MB of RAM SVGA video card that supports DirectDraw at 640 x 480 resolution, 256 colors 80 MB H...