Provides features such as:
* Regressive Imagery Analysis - provides a psychological profile of your journal.
* Word Count - provides a list of the words used in your journal, and their frequency.
* Post Frequency - graphs the frequency of your posts over time.
* Comment Count - graphs the number of comments left by users in your journal, and also how many comments you've left them.

LiveJournal Archiver and Analyzer

Would love to know where these sites are. (And not so I can use the kits either!)

Sophos articles about spam: Do-it-yourself phishing kits found on the internet, reveals Sophos

Useful color palette brainstorming for you webmaster types.

ColorMatch Remix

Generator for 2-dimensional barcodes that are popular in Japan.

QR Barcode Generator

Is a list of all recently expired/de-registered domains. Wonderful in the world of domain speculation.

Domain Speculating

Of note, upon further analysis this technique is highly impractical. If we recall that all TCP packets are encased in IP packets, each of which have their own checksum, which are identical. To evaluate the incoming IP packets, we must do the work that they are doing for us in the TCP stage.

-Virgil

Rattle wrote:
] Nature 412 had an amazing article on very novel development,
] "Parasitic Computing". Simply put, some guys at Noterdame
] found a way to utilize/exploit the TCP error-checking
] algorithm to make users that you are communication with do
] useful computaitonal work for you. This is technique can be
] done effectively, we're talking about some very impressive
] computational resources at one's disposal.
]
] Also of note.. Albert-László Barabási and Hawoong Jeong, two
] of the people behind this parasitic computing project, are
] also two of the leading authorities on self forming networks.
] Barabási authored a book called Linked: The New Science of
] Networks which is considered one of the "must reads" on
] the subject. Infact, its the book I was reading when I
] started work on the mapping the social network on
] MemeStreams..

RE: New Technique: Parasitic Computing

Nature 412 had an amazing article on very novel development, "Parasitic Computing". Simply put, some guys at Noterdame found a way to utilize/exploit the TCP error-checking algorithm to make users that you are communication with do useful computaitonal work for you. This is technique can be done effectively, we're talking about some very impressive computational resources at one's disposal.

New Technique: Parasitic Computing

Need web-based access to WHOIS, reverse lookup, ping, tracert, spam database lookup, IP routiong info and more? Check this site out for several useful networking tools.

DNS Stuff: DNS tools, WHOIS, tracert, ping, and other network tools.