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VSLogonScreenCustomizer 64-bit is a special program designed to modify and personalize logon screen on Windows Vista/7. Administrator rights are required when working with VSLogonScreenCustomizer. VSLogonScreenCustomizer is compatible with Windows 7/Vista/2008 Server 32- and 64-bit. Supported image formats: TIFF, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and WMPhoto..
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Total Commander 64-bit (former Wincmd) is an Explorer replacement for Windows.
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VSCryptoHash 64-bit is cryptographic hash calculation software. Simply drag and drop files (or type the text) in this calculator and hash string for the files (or for entered text) will be immediately displayed. It is Great tool for network administrators and webmasters to calculate file control sums. VSCryptoHash supports a variety of. Freeware download of VSCryptoHash 64-bit 220.127.116.119, size 2.10 Mb.
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AdobeA® FlashA® Player "Square" is a preview release that enables native 64-bit support on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows operating systems, as well as enhanced support for Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 beta. Users can test existing content and new platforms for compatibility and stability. Because this is a preview version of Flash. Freeware download of Adobe Flash Player 10 for 64-bit Windows Preview 2, size 3.36 Mb.
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Apprentice Video 64-bit was created as an accessible, easy-to-use and user-friendly video playback application that's based on FFmpeg.
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Aegisub 64-bit is a general-purpose, open-source SubStation Alpha subtitle editor that was created to help in many aspects of subtitle typesetting, timing and editing by correcting flawed features found in the Medusa Subtitling Station and adding many that it lacked.
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yEd 64-bit is a powerful desktop application that can be used to quickly and effectively generate high-quality diagrams. Create diagrams manually, or import your external data for analysis. Our automatic layout algorithms arrange even large data sets with just the press of a button.
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UltraMon 64-bit is a utility for multi-monitor systems, designed to increase productivity and unlock the full potential of multiple monitors.
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aiClipboard 64-bit (ai stands for Artificial Intelligence) will remember everything (i.e. files, folders, graphics, texts, URLs, emails) you copied to your clipboard with an easy way to organize it according to your needs. aiClipboard will make your life easier by turning your clipboard into a sidekick that will help you organize and remember.... Free download of aiClipboard 64-bit 1.7.0, size 3.54 Mb.
Dart Editor 64-bit is a tool that designed to write programs. Dart supports classes as a fundamental structural building block for libraries and apps. Classes define the structure of an object, and you can extend them to create more specialized definitions. New features such as implicit interfaces and named constructors make it easier to say more. Free download of Dart Editor 64-bit 0.2.10, size 110.10 Mb.


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Cardinals fans are reacting strongly to today's news of his departure for Anaheim, leading to surreal images like guards surrounding the statue of him outside his St. Louis restaurant.
But one group in St. Louis is happy to see Pujols leave: lovers of classical music. The reason? Pujols was instrumental in raising funds for the takeover of KFUO, the Gateway City's only classical music station, and changing its format to Christian programming.
The takeover led to a bitter dispute, complete with FCC disputes from the arts community which found its fundraising opportunities demolished after the format change. Thus reactions like the above (posted to, but since deleted from, the Albert Pujols Facebook fan page).
Cardinals fans looking for reasons other than abandonment to hate their departed hero may discover a love for classical music they never knew they had—but they'll have to do it on iTunes.
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Hate Speech | Countering Hate Speech
Hate Speech in South Sudan
Since the outbreak of violence in the world's newest country in December 2013, South Sudanese have called attention to the dangers of hate speech as a means of inflaming further violent conflict. Indeed, online hate speech was seen as a concern even prior to the onset of hostilities in December 2013. Diaspora communities around the world have increasingly voiced their grievances through social media, often using inflammatory language and images.
Analyzing and Monitoring Hate Speech in South Sudan
In response to this problem, PeaceTech Lab developed a project to identify, monitor, and help counter hate speech in South Sudan. The project consists of three main phases designed to contribute to building peace in South Sudan as well as contribute to the community of practice working to address online speech, media, and mass violence. These phases are summarized below:
Develop a lexicon of online hate speech.
By creating a lexicon of hate speech terms commonly used on social media in the South Sudanese context, an analytical foundation (qualitative and quantitative) will be available for use by local and international groups to more effectively monitor and counter hate speech.
Provide data visualizations and social media monitoring.
PeaceTech Lab will use software tools to create visualizations of hate speech 'influence networks,' as well as to create historic views of how hate speech terms are used online. This additional analysis will be presented in regular social media monitoring reports and featured on a web portal attached to the Lab's Open Situation Room Exchange (OSRx).
Validate the lexicon and analysis through a 'ground-truth' process of dialogues with local actors.
Several sessions will be held with varied groups of South Sudanese to validate the context of the hate speech terms identified. Discussions will also center on how online narratives of hate can fuel violence on the ground. Findings from the dialogues will be incorporated into a final "lessons learned" report.
In order to compose the lexicon, project staff conducted an online survey of South Sudanese in the country and in multiple Diaspora communities worldwide to identify terms that are potentially contributing to the conflict.
The lexicon of hate speech terms includes definitions and contextual information identified by survey respondents. The terms are listed in order of frequency of appearance. For each term, the 'Definition' section contains information provided by respondents about the term's origins, its general meaning, and related information. The section 'Why it is offensive and inflammatory' discusses information provided by respondents as to why they believe the terms were offensive and inflame the conflict, including past usages, historical references to past conflict, and other context. Finally, the 'Alternative Term' section has terms provided by respondents which they thought could be used in place of the offensive and inflammatory terms or to mitigate or counter those terms. Survey data was supplemented by additional contextual analysis provided by a small, but diverse, group of South Sudanese advisers.
These terms were used to develop "monitors" of hate speech in social media platforms using Crimson Hexagon's ForSight social listening platform. The monitors used the lexicon and enabled PeaceTech Lab and partners to explore trends surrounding hate speech in various social media platforms. Below are live visualizations drawn from this analysis.
Definition:According to some respondents, Equatorians use this relatively new term to describe Dinkas; others indicate that it's used widely to create fear about Dinkas' encroachment on other communities' traditional lands and annihilation of those communities. It's based on the slogan for the MTN mobile service provider: MTN is "everywhere you go." According to one person, it's "used to target Dinkas who are found all over the country, like MTN service. It targets Dinkas who have abandoned their lands and scattered all over other lands—and especially against Dinkas when they're traveling. Vehicles are stopped, and drivers are asked whether MTN are in the cars." This has reportedly happened to public transport on the Juba-Yei road. In the more recent conflict in 2016, the term has evolved to mean the coordination of operations against the Dinkas.
Why it is offensive/inflammatory: The term stirs fear by exaggerating the number and location of Dinkas within South Sudan, suggesting an increasing presence and pervasive (negative) influence throughout the country, specifically in competition for land, access to water, government services, and jobs. It's a coded, action-oriented word: An MTN with "no service available" may mean a Dinka who's unarmed and therefore may be attacked.
Other spellings and related references: ariooce.
Definition: While the first term is recognizable to English speakers, respondents said that Dinkas use both terms to refer to people of Equatoria. Combatants of Dinka, Nuer, and Shilluk communities, among others, believe Equatorians didn't participate in the 20-year Second Sudanese Civil War, which liberated the south from Arab rule. Currently, the term may more generally refer to those who don't take the government's side in the recent conflict. It's also used to justify the rowdy behavior of non-Equatorian people.
Why it is offensive/inflammatory: In reference to the 20-year conflict, it labels an individual or tribe as unpatriotic. One respondent noted the unintended consequences of using such speech: "It attacks an entire community [for] being cowards and could create an urge [for proof of the opposite] from the other." Indeed, some of those in Equatoria have taken arms against their accusers.
Other spellings and related references: jienge • jiaang • arian jenge, Aryan jeinge, arian janke • jange • jeng • jengi • government of Dinkas, – of Jienges, – of bush persons • jonkos.
Definition: This term is used by Nuer, or those in Equatoria, to refer to Dinkas. There are many variations, including in Arabic, Juba Arabic, Murle, and Bari. However, Dinkas also use the traditional term Jieng ("the people") to describe themselves; the term may have neutral cultural and historical roots related to the pastoralist backgrounds of many Dinkas. Arian jenge was a term developed in Juba in the 1970s that differentiated naked, pastoralist Dinkas from naked Mundari pastoralists. People in Juba used the terms government of Dinkas and government of bush persons after the CPA came into effect and many South Sudanese descended upon Juba; the South Sudanese, particularly SPLA soldiers, grabbed all manner of resources. The terms are now often used by people critical of Kiir and his government or by people who want to disassociate themselves from the Kiir government.
Why it is offensive/inflammatory: The term degrades Dinkas by associating them with cattle, characterizing the targeted person or group as illiterate, primitive, or barbaric. Specifically, it scapegoats the Dinka people generally for the behavior of government officials or soldiers.
Nuer Wew
Other spellings or related references: Nuer wiw • Nuer money.
Definition: Nuer for "money"; refers to Nuer who remained allied with the Kiir government.
Select a term and date range to update the visualizations below.
Topic Wheel
The topic wheel below displays the top themes of conversation from public social media content including the hate speech term(s) selected above. Use it to explore key topics (inner circle) and sub-topics (outer circle) in social media. In the field above, you can select one of four hate speech terms and a different date range to update the visualizations. Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
Topic Wheel
Content Sources
This chart shows on which sites this term is most commonly used, based on our monitoring. Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
Word Cloud
The word cloud below displays words most commonly used in social media posts including the hate speech term(s) selected above. Use it to explore related words, themes, hashtags, and accounts in social media. In the field above, you can select one of four terms and a different date range to update the visualizations. Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
Word Cloud
Top Sites
This chart shows which sites this term is most commonly used based on our monitoring. Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
Volume Trends
The first line chart below displays the overall volume for social media content including any of the terms identified through the lexicon and relating to the South Sudan conflict. You can use this to monitor rises in the use of hate speech in social media.
The second line chart below displays the volume for social media content with a focus on each of the four terms described above (Jieng, Coward, MTN, and Nuer Wew). You can use this to compare volume over time for each of these terms.
Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
Overall Volume
This chart shows the volume of total social media content over the time period chosen for each of the four terms described above. Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
This map shows the total volume of posts coming from each country in the world, filtered for content that is likely to be hate speech. Note: The map draws from geolocated content, and Twitter and Forums are the only content sources that enable geolocation. Given that most of the hate speech content we have identified is in Facebook, news comments, and forums, this map is not highly accurate. Dataset: Crimson Hexagon. Content Sources: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Comments, Forums, YouTube.
Social Network
These visualizations show networks from two primary Facebook pages that have been used to spread hate speech online: Nyamilepedia and South Sudan News. The visualization was generated using the Facebook Fan Page Search function of NodeXL.
Nyamilepedia Facebook Page Social Network
South Sudan News Facebook Page Social Network


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Leslie had a special kind of magic. But today there's no trace of her sites.
As long as those sites were up, her brand of humanity was alive, pure, unedited and quenching. The availability of her writing made her slightly less absent. Sad isn't really an appropriate construct for missing Leslie. And sappy sentimentality wouldn't please her at all.
But that writing should remain on the Internet. Those sites should never come down. They belong here like Leslie belonged here. Immortal.
-- a comment by Liria Mersini
A little over three years ago, the web designer and online essayist Leslie Harpold died at age 40. Leslie was a friend of mine, part of a circle of early web creators who discovered the medium as it was blossoming in the mid-'90s. We hung out together on a private mailing list for a decade watching the web (and ourselves) grow up. Leslie left behind a vast body of online work in the form of essays, web sites, weblog entries and photos.
Since that time, almost all of it has disappeared.
Leslie's family allowed her domains smug.com, harpold.com and others to expire and politely turned down all requests to mirror her sites. Several of her friends, including me, had offered after her death to pay the costs required to keep them online.
The recent death of Brad Graham, another early web publisher, has renewed interest in the fate of Leslie's work. I sent an email yesterday to Leslie's niece, asking if it would be possible for some of her friends to reprint her work as a book and web site. Today I heard back. They will not allow anything to be republished. Because I've been told that some of her writings might be a sensitive issue for her family, I replied to her niece that if this is indeed the case, those particular works could be excluded from reprint.
This did not go over well.
I was told that it's none of my business why her family doesn't want her work republished, which is absolutely true, and that her legacy "is not dependent on websites or books; her legacy is with every person who knew her and loved her." This is only partially true. Leslie was an early pioneer in the creation of autobiographical content and experimental web design. She left behind thousands of web pages, many of which are as memorable as Possible Scenarios for Heaven from 2003.
Leslie's family appears to have decided to let her entire body of work disappear and be forgotten completely. The only things that are left online are articles she wrote for other sites, such as The Morning News.
This raises an important question for those of us who create work on the web that we publish ourselves. When heirs decide to bury a web creator's body of work by shuttering sites and rejecting all republication requests, can anything be done to save the material?
If the heirs of Charles Dickens had decided that his novels were not his legacy, they could have spurned all publishers and let the books fall out of print, but the existing copies would not have vanished entirely. There still would be physical copies of the books to read and some would've survived long enough to fall into the public domain.
For works created on the web, however, the only thing keeping them around is an active publisher or a copyright license that permits others to reprint the material. A copyright holder who wanted a web site to disappear completely could take it offline, demand its removal from all archives and never allow republication. Leslie's work will not begin passing into the public domain until 2065.
Perhaps this is the way it should be. No one has found an email or web page where Leslie stipulated her desires for her work in the event of her death, leaving the decision to her heirs.
But everything I learned about Leslie over the years tells me that she'd want this part of her to survive.


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