Issue #148 / Mar 2013
Cover Theme: Natural Language
DVD: FreeBSD 9.1 & Zorin OS 6.1
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Science fiction authors and high-tech visionaries dream of a future where humans and computers communicate in ordinary English. A new cloud-based tool brings that future a little closer.
Cover Story:
- Maluuba nAPI – You don't have to be a linguist to wield the power of natural language processing. Maluuba's innovative nAPI interprets ordinary text and passes it to your program in machine-readable form.
Also in this issue:
- Table of Contents
- Comment: Hat Hopes
- On the DVD: FreeBSD 9.1 & Zorin OS 6.1
- DVD Inlay
- News
- Tech Tools: NVidia Announces Project Shield Gaming Device; Large-Scale Elastic Architecture Data-as-a-Service; Qt Project Releases Qt 5.0; Splunk Announces SDKs; AMD Releases New APP SDK and CodeXL Tool Suite; USB 3.0 Will Increase Data Throughput; Oracle Releases NoSQL Database 2.0; AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell 1.0.0 Announced
- Coping with UEFI: Read this if you ever plan to dualboot your Linux with a UEFIbased Windows system.
- Animation with GIMP: GIMP plugins and scripts help you build your own animations.
- Voice Chat with Mumble: A VoIP-based voice chat server will free your gaming cronies from the need to type text.
- Archiso: The lean Arch Linux is the perfect tool for building a custom distro.
- Ask Klaus: Klaus Knopper answers your Linux questions.
- ngrep: Extending the classic grep patternmatching tool to the network.
- Charly – ifdata: Script-friendly tool for monitoring network interface status.
- Tclkit: Cross-platform scripting without the need for an interpreter.
- Perl – Tagging e-Books in Evernote: Storing metadata on e-books for easy search.
- Security Lessons – Hash Maps: Security with data structures.
- Tripwire: Has an intruder been on your system? Tripwire keeps watch over system files to detect any unexpected changes.
- Workspace – Revive Old Netbooks: A mini-Linux will still run on the slim resources of old hardware.
- Steam for Linux: We test drive the new Linux version of the popular Steam gaming platform.
- Command Line – CUPS: Configuring and managing printing at the command line.
- Timeline Tools: Chart world history with these timeline tools.
- Kernel News: Zack reports on a global hash table, kernel development history, a possible GPL violation, and KVM maintainership.
- Doghouse – Memory Collection: Drafting tables, slide rules, and a 64-bit Alpha computer. maddog reflects on a high-tech life.
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