| The_Life_and_Work_of_Konrad_Zuse EPE Online article by Konrad Zuse's son, Prof. Horst Zuse. Well written biography, many historical pictures. |
| Wikipedia__Konrad_Zuse Online encyclopedia article. |
| Zuse_International_Network Dedicated to computer pioneer Konrad Zuse, lists sources which document his works. |
| jCIFS CIFS in Java |
| BigDan256_Homepage Dan's site of Games. |
| Billy_Bouncer Game Created In DarkBASIC. |
| Black_Olive Game demoscene development website. |
| Dark_Coder`s_Crib Featuring tutorials for Dark Basic, 3d modeling, uv mapping and texturing. Plus downloads and forum. |
| Exotecha_Development General 3d concepts are shared to the public. Downloads only have source code included. |
| Giff_Graphical_Programming User site. games and screenshots. |
| Malc\'s_DarkBASIC_Doggie_Bag A small collection of DarkBASIC graphics utilities for download |
| Mightyware A showcase for Max Carey's darkBasic creations as well as some tutorials. |
| Pumpkin_Software Software site with freeware and shareware games to download. |
| Underware_Design An independent game developer for Windows. Site maintains a good collection of source code for Dark Basic. |
| CompInfo Telephony, Computer Telephony Integration (CTI), Fax - Information Sources and Suppliers |
| OTC Offering industrial internet infrastructure solutions that meet specific needs while providing access to data centers and resources. |
| Activity_Monitor_2001 Monitors all computers connected to a LAN. |
| AppsTraka A desktop security application, which monitors and controls user activity. It can track programs, files, keystrokes, and Web sites visited. |
| Ardamax_Keylogger Invisible keystroke recorder that captures user activity and saves it to a log file. The log file can be viewed as a text or web page. |
| Blinc_Software Windows logging software, WinLogger tracks all users key stokes and mouse clicks in a simple non-technical view. [Windows 9x/2000/XP] |
| Boss_Everyware Secretly logs program names, window titles, visited URLs, user names, and keystrokes. |
| IntraSpy Reports everything the user types passwords, chat, email, and does, sites visited online, programs used. Adds time stamps to all events, and remembers the system startup, and shutdown time. |
| Keyboard_Spectator Multifunctional keyboard tracking software. Product specifications, screenshots, downloads, and purchasing information. |
| Keysnatch Application that hides and records all keyboard activities. It also captures screenshot related to that particular activity and stores it to a predefined location. |
| KeySpy KeyBoard logger and remote controller used to capture what someone has typed on a PC keyboard. |
| Mouse_and_Key_Recorder Is able to record mouse-clicks and keystrokes in any Windows application, and to play them. |
| Orvell_Monitoring_2002 Automatically takes hundreds of screen snapshots, like a surveillance camera and record all keystrokes. Recordings are protected by hotkeys that are chosen. [Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP] |
| PC_Spy Runs in the background to capture, and save screen images while away from the computer. |
| Raytown_Corporation_LLC PC ACME keylogger and monitoring software, that captures all users activity on the computer. Product specifications, screenshots, and downloads. |
| Winvestigator Records all the keys that are pressed on the computer, and can take screenshots as well. Product specifications, screenshots, and downloads. [Windows 95/98/ME] |
| Linux_Standard_Base The goal of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) is to develop and promote a set of standards that will increase compatibility among Linux distributions and enable software applications to run on any |
| Abhi_on_Java A weblog with a collection of examples and news on Java and related technologies |
| Agarwal,_Ashish Java and J2EE codes to help developers in their work. It aims at sharing author's problems and their solutions with the development community. |
| Altuure Personal blog about Java/J2EE technologies, news, trends, and tips. |
| Asai,_Erica Swing and AWT classes Java programming plainly explained. With source codes. Windows XP/2000 tips and configuration. Flora of Montreal. Image gallery and resources by biology. |
| Betanabhotla,_Anand Articles on Java and XML. |
| Beust,_Cedric Resume, articles, technical papers and weblog, with thoughts on Java, programming languages and software development in general. |
| Broz,_Pavel Resume, CV. Links to Java performance sites and Java online books. |
| Chui,_Steve Profile, resume. Photo gallery. Demonstrate how to use Java Swing to create virtual desktop environment within a browser. |
| Cole,_R__Kevin A collection of tutorials, articles and advice covering Struts, Swing, and Java Advanced Imaging. |
The MonashParallel Parametric Modelling Engine (PPME) is a cluster ofcomputers designed specifically for large parametric modellingcomputations.Because it supports the concurrent execution ofone program on multiple machines, it can achieve performance many timesfaster than would be possible on a single computer.The current system specifications are: 2 x 330 MHz Pentium II processors 2 x 350 MHz Pentium II processors 8 x 500 MHz Pentium III processors 26 x 700 MHz Pentium III processors 26 x 800 MHz Pentium III processors 52 x 3 GHz Pentium 4 processors 60 Gbytes RAM ~2.5 Tbytes disk spaceThe cluster is comprised of 72 machines at the Clayton campus made up of2 servers and 70 nodes (client machines). 52 of these (50 nodes and 2 servers) are Intel 3GHz P4 with 1Gb RAM while the remainder are dual-processor pentiums (700 or 800MHz PIII). Most machines are runningLinux although there are a couple running Windows. A gigabit networkconnects all machines together with network access via the high speedGrangeNet.Experiments are controlled using the AxceleonEnFuzion program.This software suite allows a user to specify an experiment usinga simple GUI based tool, and then to perform the work on thenodes of the cluster.This machine has been funded by theSchoolof Computer Science and Software Engineering, theSchool ofBusiness Systems and the Monash University Research Fund.Copyright © 1998-2004 Monash University 