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RECAP is an online archive and free extension for Firefox and Chrome that improves the experience of using PACER, the electronic public access system for the U.S. Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts. The online archive contains millions of searchable PACER documents and can be used to do deep research within a case, a topic, or a jurisdiction. Visit the RECAP Archive The RECAP extensions are very simple to use and have no configuration. They: Help you give back by contributing to a public archive. Save you money by showing you when free documents are available in the archive. Keep you organized by providing better file names to the files you download on PACER. Thousands of people have used RECAP, and together we have created an archive with millions of documents. To use RECAP, simply install it and then use PACER as you normally would. It’s that simple. Add to Chrome  Add to Firefox  Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University is a partner in our work. RECAP is a joint project of the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University and Free ...

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. My work focuses on two (often intersecting) areas of philosophy — the History of Modern Philosophy (especially Kant) and the Philosophy of Mind. Here you’ll find links to my research and teaching, as well as ...

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Peter Baumgartner's personal website.

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I'm a fifth year Computer Science PhD candidate at Princeton University, where I'm a CITP Graduate Student Fellow and a member of the Privacy and Security Research Group. I work with Professor Arvind Narayanan. During my time at Princeton, I spent two summers hacking on Firefox as a security engineering …

Hi everyone. You've reached the personal domain of Desmond Rivet. There have been a few over the years but I'm going to try and make this one last. Infrequently Asked Questions Who are you? I'm a software developer living in Montreal, Quebec. I've written up some personal information if you're interested. Why "The Low Rent District"? This site is called "The Low Rent District" because: I live in Saint-Henri, a neigbourhood of Montreal which is generally considered to be low-rent. When it comes to technology, I tend to be cheap. What kind of stuff do you have on here? At the moment this domain is home to a blog, photos and a wiki. I've also written up some site design notes if you're interested. Before I started maintaining a blog, I used to just write random, ad-hoc essays and pages. I've indexed most of these elsewhere on my site.

In which I babble about some projects I do and I rant about stuff I like. I'm working as a Linux Kernel engineer as a day job, and I probably play too much video games on my free time.

bd808.com FOSS in, FOSS out: software, process and operations As a Software Architect/Developer I want to share my accumulated experience So that I can repay the FOSS community that made my career possible. My professional career and the Internet in general are possible because of free and open-source …

unBrice’s vleu.net One of the entry points and scaffolding geeks build for their projects. .entry-title {display: none;} Computer projects KSM Preload Enables legacy application to leverage Linux’s memory deduplication. Shake A defragmenter that runs in userspace, without the need of patching the kernel and while the system ...

Études de cas sur la sécurité informatique, failles applicative, web et présentation de failles méconnues

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Nicolas Karolak, C'est mon site, je fais ce que je veux

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This is my personal website describing some of my work. I am passionate about teaching and open source software. My work with the community has been mostly around QGIS and OpenDataKit. I also maintain some directory websites with free resources for the geospatial industry in India. I am currently located ...

Software Engineer that plays the Ney

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SCons: A software construction tool