I would use this over a WorldCat.org search:
http://xissn.worldcat.org/
but I am unaware of a data dump.
Roy
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 7:16 PM, Stuart Yeates
wrote:
> My understanding is that there is no universal ISSN list but that worldcat
> allows querying of their database by ISSN.
>
> Which
My understanding is that there is no universal ISSN list but that worldcat
allows querying of their database by ISSN.
Which method of sampling the ISSN namespace is going to cause least pain?
http://www.worldcat.org/ISSN/ seems to be the one talked about, but is there
another that's less resou
We will be presenting two Drupal workshops at Internet Librarian on Sunday,
October 27th.
The morning session, Drupal Essential Tools: Beyond the Basics, takes an
in-depth look at essential site-building tools such as Views, Entity
Reference, Display Modes and Blocks, and how these tools can ease
Now now. It's perfectly acceptable to bash Drupal. Remember what's written on
the jar: "choosy moms don't choose Drupal."
Just trolling a little,
Michael | @gollydamn
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Wordpress v. Drupal is the third rail.
And I agree with Cary, either is a win for open source ;)
-Charlie
On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 4:09 PM, Alex Armstrong
wrote:
> Cary, I sense I have upset you. I don't think I bashed or promoted
> anything, but I could mistaken. In any case, I certainly I did
Cary, I sense I have upset you. I don't think I bashed or promoted
anything, but I could mistaken. In any case, I certainly I did not mean
to upset you and I'm really sorry about that.
Let me go back to the beginning: I am fact-gathering CMSs and plugins
for building a conference and community
It appears that you are bashing Drupal because of your experience with an
old version, and that you want to promote CUNY's WordPress Commons in a
Box. You are drawing a conclusion — perhaps that Wordpress is "better" —
although I am not sure how you get there.
I make a fair chunk of my living work
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Could you say something about the type of dup detection you need? Are we
talking true duplicates, or possibly the same image in multiple formats,
cropped, etc? Roughly how many images (thousands, tens of thousands, etc)
and how big are they? Also, what did you try that did not meet your needs?
Than
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Colleagues,
Join us for a NERCOMP workshop, "Learning to Program with JQuery", in Norwood
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I haven't tried this service, but it looks like what you're looking for:
http://services.tineye.com/MatchEngine
-Shaun
On 10/15/14 5:56 PM, Shipley, Sarah wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for image de-duping software
that compares the images rather than checksums.
Thanks Mark. Both of these look promising.
Cary, I wasn't trying to tar COD. (That's a nice verb right there :)
My comment about the table of unfair feature comparison was about this
design pattern in general. I probably should have kept my opinions to
myself in this context.
I am little biased a
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