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Contents 1 Algorithms 2 Computer books 3 Computer GUI Frameworks 4 Computer management 5 Computer architecture 6 Computer languages 7 Early computer models/processors 8 Hardware 9 The Internet 10 People 11 Organizations 12 Programming 13 Searching/search engines 14 Security 15 Software 16 Software engineering 17 Theory and theorem 18 File formats 19 Disk formats 20 Linux Kernel 21 Other uncategorized computer science terms 21.1 Uncategorized terms requiring cleanup

Algorithms

• Anytime A*
• Arden's Rule
• BCJ - Blocked Classical Jacobi (BCJ); mentioned in the 7z article.
• BCJ2
• BD ROM-Mark
• Burke-Fisher error repair
• Coercibility
• Data exploration
• Deutsch-Schorr-Waite algorithm/Link inversion algorithms
• EBCOT (JPEG 2000)
• ELS-coder
• ELBG - Enhanced LBG (VQ algorithm)
• Ensemble learning - see Category:Ensemble learning and [1]
• Evolutionary Data Mining
• Farthest Addition Constructive greedy algorithm (see nearest neighbour, nearest addition)
• Free Form Deformation, a non-linear transformation
• Fully Threaded Binary Search Trees
• Fully Automatic Clustering System, a vector quantization algorithm (linked from FACS)
• Frequent subtree mining
• Gossip-based multicast protocols
• Gur game
• Hunter-gatherer algorithm
• Jump string, somehow related to Jump tables
• k-Opt method (generalization of 2-Opt, 3-Opt...)
• Multilist structures
• Multidimensional parity
• March C+ algorithm
• Logana.com?, Associative text search engine, see [2]
• Maximum cardinality search algorithm - see Lex BFS
• Memory-based learning
• Multihop data propagation
• Multipacket reception - The ability of a router to transmit and receive packets on different frequencies simultaneously, using, and therefore built upon, MIMO.
• MQ-coding (JPEG 2000)
• Nested means
• Neuromimetic intelligence See Cortex project.
• Range Minimum Query
• Reference Broadcast Synchronization - A relatively new method of time synchronization that is superior to Network Time Protocol when applied to for wireless networks. More info can be found here (PDF technical paper).
• Rentacoder.com
• Robinson's Resolution Algorithm Could be this Resolution (logic)?
• Rocchio's Algorithm
• Rutishauser's algorithm/method - algorithm for transforming algrebaic terms into series of successive operations.
• ServEnt Threads used by W-PuTTY-CD- See W-PuTTY-CD, PuTTY communication in a Microsoft Windows™ DLL shell.
• Spectral test
• Syncscan
• Triadic encoding
• Unparser
• Value range analysis - analysis for compiler optimizations like redundancy elimination, dead code elimination, instruction selection, etc. that tracks various properties of values defined and changed in a program (min-max integer bounds, set-reset bits, etc.) - implemented in Intel compiler, to be implemented in GNU GCC, etc.
• Wavefront Expansion Motion Planner
• ostritch algorithm - An algorithm to which the master system does nothing and ignores such conditions
• Nesting problem - The nesting problem, called " marker making problem " (MMP) in apparel industry, belongs to the class of two-dimensional packing problems
• Gentleboost

Computer books

• UNIX Network Programming
• TCP/IP Illustrated

Computer GUI Frameworks

• Shoes (GUI Framework)
• Text-free user interface

Computer management

• Master of Computer Management
• 1st line technical support
• 2nd line technical support

Computer architecture

• Address Translation Registers
• Block floating-point
• Computer protection (see also Protection mechanism)
• Declarative Transaction Management
• Electronic BatchRecords
• Fault-tolerant computer systems
• Freestore - C++ name for "heap", difference?
• I&AM - Identity & Access Management (maybe a part of Identity management) as in [3], and a subset of IDM
• Independent Timing - how this feature of host bus adapter works and helps to access devices without losing speed
• indivisibility - is the required property of a Test-and-set instruction used to implement a semaphore. uninterruptible.
• Lock variable This term is used in Cache coherence management. What's the meaning?
• Itanium Microprocessor Advanced Features Could someone elaborate on this, please.
• Kernel Based Methods - See www.kernel-machines.org
• Kernel Machines - See www.kernel-machines.org
• List of instruction sets by number of instructions
• MIPSel
• MPS Table - Multiprocessor system table
• Petascale simulation
• Runahead A class of microprocessors that pre-execute the instruction stream in order to improve performance
• Test design Could someone elaborate on this, please.
• Cuncan's Taxonomy
• Snoopy Cache in protocols and hardware (already mentioned in the DEC article, as well as in the article on Butler Lampson)
• Resource Allocation Graphs A system to keep track of deadlocks in operating systems.
• List of Linux vendors Worldwide list of linux vendors. Not sure if this is the right category. It should be added in the Linux category. here's a similar list: [4] - Might be better as a category; then it wouldn't be necessary to keep it up-to-date.

<strik>* Live File System It's a matter of degree.

• modular bays
• brctrcen.exe This is a program or something in Windows. What is its function (Its function is the control centre, i.e. the wee dashboard that pops up every time you use your brother printer).
• Ulteo is a new and innovative operating system based on Linux and link with web services. There was a lot of press about the project recently since they started release their products, including a very interesting webOS and a virtualized Linux system that runs in Windows. Currently more than 300,000 entries in Google! http://www.ulteo.com

Computer languages

• Abstract OWL-S - (This is part, or extension of Web Ontology Language for Web Services.)
• Constructs
• Core Erlang (Is this covered here already Erlang (programming language), seems to be an extension for concurrent programming. )
• DCALGOL Data Communications Algol, see Burroughs large systems - Does this differ so much from standard Algol it deserves its own page? --UnicornTapestry (talk) 20:01, 24 July 2008 (UTC)
• DMALGOL Data Management Algol, see Burroughs large systems - Does this differ so much from standard Algol it deserves its own page? --UnicornTapestry (talk) 20:01, 24 July 2008 (UTC)
• escript
• Papervision3D A 3D extension to the ActionScript (Flash) programming language.
• Rey Programming Language - Rey language see http://rey-lang.ovh.org
• Scriptol see http://www.scriptol.net/index.html
• UniBasic (This was the BASIC provided on IBM IBM UniData systems) - Does this differ so much from standard Basic it deserves its own page? --UnicornTapestry (talk) 20:01, 24 July 2008 (UTC)
• Velneo See http://english.velneo.com
• EMC-SNAS EMC filesystem? EMC Scalable Network Accelerator in front of their storage?
• Seed7 see http://seed7.sourceforge.net/ (Do not create this page - admins will hunt you down and delete it Tohd8BohaithuGh1 (talk) 12:48, 19 August 2008 (UTC))
• XRBL extensible business reporting language, see http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/3/story.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10484831&ref=rss

Early computer models/processors

• RAND Tablet

Hardware

• Madd Electronics Group - A romanian company of hardware distribution - www.pcmadd.com
• Bt Voyager - A series of modems and routers sold by BT (formerly known as British Telecom)
• Glare screen - a new laptop kind of screen now in "mass" use
• 4B/5B-NRZI - Signal encoding scheme for 100BASE-X Physical Media
• AJ-100 - Direct execution processor for java
• Apacer Technology Inc. - A company which makes Memory modules, Flash drives and other computer hardware - http://www.apacer.com
• Apple Media Wall - Apple 3x8 feet multi-touch computer.
• Borderware
• BTTV - Analog V4L capture card BTTV based tuners
• CE-ATA
• Colorshots
• Comparison of CPUs - see Comparison of AMD Processors, Comparison of Intel processors
• Conductive Pen - A silver pen used for circuit boards
• DFA Chip
• DLP Monitor/DLP
• Domino Logic
• Drive Xpert -
• ECL monitors
• Edgeware
• Femto Slider
• Front Panel Audio - Two most common types are onboard AC97 and Azalia from Realtek. The problem is that the PC case connector descriptions always differ from m/b description, which is rather confusing. An article about existing case FP types, m/b FP types and their correlations would be good.
• Glueless connection
• IEEE 1680
• Inference network -- A stub was created and signed by the creator. It is orphaned.
• MERA 300 - 8 bit computer
• Multi channel data link - http://high_speed_video.colostate.edu/camera_manual.pdf page 2.5
• N-Draft - New wireless technology (You should try the technical names : IEEE 802.11n
• Olivetti M24 - see Italian wiki for reference
• P90 year
• POTP
• PSMI
• radeon r800
• RLDRAM - Reduced Latency DRAM
• RTL8139 Realtek's series of Fast Ethernet controllers.
• Secondary Precharge Transistor - Domino logic charge sharing trick
• Select Bay
• self-tending drive doors meachanisms on Dell's XPS 700 computer.
• Server sprawl - used by Vmware to describe having many underutilized servers.
• Shutdown Day
• Siemens C166 processor
• Soft AP - Software that enables a normally client-only WiFi adaptor to be used as an Access Point.
• Swap Chain - used when telling your graphics card where and what it will be rendering to screen. Often used when you want to render two or more different views at once but share textures and the like. I think anyway, hoep some can please clarify.
• System Resources
• TI TMS320C54x DSP
• Toshiba Satellite A300
• UAJ (Universal Audio Jack) - a way to sense the type of audio a computer has. I.e., dolby 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1.
• Virtual Extended Bus - Some type of physical storage bus extension to PCI-X present on certain high-end Xeon motherboards: uses the acronym VXB
• VPR matrix
• Wavescalar modern research dataflow processor
• Way prediction (reducing conflict misses in a cache Socket M AMD processor)
• Wireless Networks Cable Low Loss Cable varieties and appropriate usage
• Worldisk Hard disk supplier. Remanufactured or relabeled Fujitsu??
• xpsport New port format?
• powder display, more exactly quick response liquid powder display or QRLPD – roughly an e-paper variant developed by Bridgestone (and produced by Hitachi)
• mycpu TTL processor, Processor and complete 8 bit computer system. a "do it yourself" computer, in a manner uncommon amongst computer enthusiasts since the 70's. www.mycpu.eu

The Internet

• Macy Gray (neopet) Macy Gray is also a kind of neopet but it was retired 2001 or 2002 for legal reasons.
• AnonTalk -- The anontalk.com scriptkiddie / Anonymous web site that allegedly organized and committed the DDoS attacks against *chan in July of 2008. AnonTalk is blacklisted by the WikiPedia project however the actions of the kiddies has had some influence in creating intra script kiddie wars.
• Comparison of free LDAP services - Related pages already written are Comparison_of_mail_servers Lightweight_Directory_Access_Protocol and the external links section of OpenSync_(software). I only know of: http://freeldap.org/ --DuLithgow (talk) 15:56, 23 July 2008 (UTC)

This is asking for Wikipedia to host non-encyclopedic content. You are asking for a pros and cons list of the different providers of a free service. This is better done by an individual based on their needs, not a third party. — Johnl1479 22:57, 23 July 2008 (UTC)

• In Popular Culture - The "In Popular Culture" section of Wikipedia should have its own page for the purposes of fulfilling Randall Munroe's prediction in his comic XKCD at In Popular Culture. It should have its own "In Popular Culture" section referencing aforementioned prediction.

Such a page could be called In Popular Culture (XKCD) Or you could just add a section to Xkcd --DuLithgow (talk) 15:56, 23 July 2008 (UTC)

There is already a reference to this cartoon at Wikipedia in culture#cite_ref-61. -- Ken g6 (talk) 04:13, 7 August 2008 (UTC)

• HotSpotSystem Solution for users to create a free or pay for hotspot.HotSpot Website
• WifiTastic - A company that provides users the ability to create their own commercial hotspot using their existing ISP and charge users. They also use open source software openwrt and use paypal for billing.[5]--Ron John (talk) 19:36, 17 June 2008 (UTC)
• Comparison of Web Hosts - A comparison table for various web hosting services. Nowhere available is any reference to available web hosting services that are actually out there. Such "advertisement" has been banned on the Web Hosting page (in my opinion, it's not advertisement if a fair assessment of service is given.) Wikipedia has comparison charts for all types of software, but none for web hosting services.

There is a difference between software and services. Such a comparison will constitute an advertisement. In addition, the list of webhosts is far to great to be listed on Wikipedia...even if such a list were to be created, it would be biased towards those that are well known, shafting the "little guys" — Johnl1479 23:01, 23 July 2008 (UTC)

• animal crossing community - a fun website devoted to animal crossing and Nintendo
• geourl.org - The GeoURL ICBM Address Server. (mapping)
• Mygmgame.com - A Free File Host with LOTS of features.
• The Impossible Quiz - Cannot create page due to creation protection.
• 1st-download.com
• AdBux- A website that rewards users for viewing sponsored links.
• Aninote - great website where you can have some fun - http://aninote.com/
• Antogonist, Inc.^{verify notability}
• Anyware - The combination of software, hardware, connectivity/networking and business inteligence to deliver the benefits of traditional computing but to any user in any connected location onto any device that has a browser
• API key - A code that is required by most websites to use their API library.
• Awards site - a site where people can come and enter their site into a competition and other people come and vote on other peoples sites.
• AWESOMEYAY - A website that steals popular Flash games and has no outstanding features above other similar sites. Make an article anyway.

As of 23-July-2008 16:02 (UTC -8) awesomeyay.com could not be resolved. — Johnl1479 23:04, 23 July 2008 (UTC)

• betaPod - the world's largest beta software discussion center on the internet.
• BitmeTV - a great TV tracker
• BlueSofts.com
• Braingle - a website with brain teasers, quizzes, games, and more.
• Browzar - web browser
• Chelsio Communications, a leading manufacturer of high-end networking equipment, such as iSCSI, InfiniBand and 10GbE NICs
• ClockCrew A Newgrounds based animation group. [6]
• CloudOS A web based application platform, developped by microsoft [7] [8]
• ClickNet An important Romanian ADSL internet provider
• Communication And Collaboration Systems
• Conduit (toolbar builder) - See their site.^{verify notability}
• Congoo - See Congoo. News aggregation that offers subscription content for free.
• Consumer Alert System a type of Spyware
• Consumption Junction, a notable website, information about which is currently sparse and could use aggregation of
• Cubex Digital Entertainment - A team of individuals dedicated to expanding digital entertainment mediums^{verify notability}
• dIMAP - disconnected IMAP
• Diino - popular online storage and file sharing
• DownloadToPC.com
• Drawball a cooperative art project [9]
• Elitist Jerks - Popular World of Warcraft Guild
• Explorer Destroyer - Anti-Internet Explorer marketing campaign and script collection
• fileshunt.com - Rapidshare and file search resource
• FileTransit
• Flexible collaboration - in the context of networks
• Flowser - Graphical search engine used by Amazon.com.
• FotoFlexer - A web-based photograph editor.
• Fotothing - a large photoblog community [10]
• Freetrialsoft
• Freetube an Internet site that streams TV channels^{verify notability}
• FreewareWorld
• FrozenHaddock - A small flash development team based at frozenhaddock.co.uk
• GameCopyWorld.com - probably the most well-known repository of game cracks
• GamingG - The pseudonym for Joshua Townsend
• Gapminder -- http://tools.google.com/gapminder A new Google's Tool.
• GeoGizmo - An internet Object tracking concept similar to bookcrossing at http://www.geogizmo.com
• GetFreeSofts.com
• Goodtree - A search engine that supposedly gives to charities every time you click. Apparently powered by Ask Jeeves.^{verify notability}
• HadToSay an anonymous messaging site that uses masked email and printed notification cards to notify message recipients [11]
• Hamtaro's Park - an online forum for fans of the anime Hamtaro [12]^{verify notability}
• Heckler's Online^{verify notability}
• Hide Me! - A free, easy to use, working proxy server. Very useful with anyhting. [13]
• HongFire Anime Network Anime BitTorrent community^{verify notability}
• host network address translation (HNAT)
• http post/get requests - Technical Information on the various ways of submitting requests would be useful.

Better title might bet HTTP Requests — Johnl1479^(talk) 18:45, 28 February 2008 (UTC)

• hydrogenaudio a group related to audio technologies.
• Hype.co.nr - A website that promises free product promotion for good products.
• Identity token the concept named by the general sense of 'token' as used in some other articles, such as Security token and Token (Windows NT architecture) (and the related, even more generalized concept, as in Session token).
• IGZ Cyber Cafe - an internet cafe that serves as a hub for gamers in Orange County
• Illinois Bio-Grid
• Internet Connection Speed - how to troubleshoot
• Internet resource
• itpc Protocol, used by some sites, apparently for podcasts but not the usual xml or rss type feeds. Developed by Apple Inc to allow websites to link to podcasts in it iTunes Podcast Directory

• iVideoism, [14]^{verify notability}
• Journalness - A free, open-source, PHP based web journal/blog application [15]
• Joomla! vs. Mambo - Joomla! and Mambo Content Management Systems. the difference, advantages and disadvantages.

I don't feel this kind of a comparison would fall under "encyclopedic content" — Johnl1479^(talk) 18:49, 28 February 2008 (UTC)

• Kelips^{verify notability}
• Knujon - Anti-spam service, see [16]^{verify notability}
• koChan - An imageboard with an average of 23 million users according to Alexa.^{verify notability}
• lesbiantube.tv - A pornography website dedicated to lesbian videos only.
• List of hosting companies
• MacZOT!^{verify notability}
• Meatspin

It's pornography — Johnl1479^(talk) 08:07, 1 March 2008 (UTC)

It's no necessarily, it's a notable "shock site" and Wikipedia is not censored. -Trampikey^{(talk (contribs)} 19:45, 27 March 2008 (UTC)

While I agree that Wikipedia isn't and shouldn't be censored, I fail to see how that is not pornography — Johnl1479 08:34, 21 July 2008 (UTC)

• metallic loop test also known as MLT
• MicroSE Unite (webbrowser) More information can be found here: Offical website
• Mosaic Effect
• Motionbox - a video sharing website having advanced playback funtions many YouTube-like sites don't have.
• Mozbot.com - search engine that uses google's results but enhanced, see [17]. Unrelated to Mozbot
• Mozilla Weave - a project to formally explore the integration of rich web experiences while increasing user control over their data and personal information. It will focus on finding ways to enhance the Firefox user experience, increase user control over personal information, and provide new opportunities for developers to build innovative online experiences. [18] 69.122.100.82 (talk) 20:19, 31 August 2008 (UTC)
• My SHC Community - an opt-in "service" at Sears.com which allows detailed monitoring of the user's web activities by a third party [19]
• no-http.org - Similar to no-www.org but attempting to reduce the usage of http:// in URL usage to standardize simple URLs.
• NONAGS
• Online Music Distribution - also known as OMDs, are music service sites for indie and unsigned artists. Features include music hosting, music sales, online exposure and promotion.^{verify notability}
• theotaku.com - an online community dedicated to anime, manga and video games and has recently branched out to other fandoms; hosts fan art, wallpapers, cards, "fan words", quizzes and an Anime Pulse podcast
• Palkey - A meta search engine. [20]
• Payflick - earn as much as you click. PTC with Public Ads System.
• Phlux An open source webOS kernel
• Polipo - [21] - A fast, free, open source web proxy with some unique features.
• Profy - Social blogging platform. See the site.
• Propertick.com - A Malaysia Property Search Website.
• Pyweek [22] - Popular bi-annual Python programming challenge where participants create games using the Pygame library.
• QiGo
• Redist Naming conventions for installation files
• RedSheriff Software for measuring user activity on websites.^{verify notability}
• RPAN - (Regional Partner Academic Network) term used by the UK's JANET[23]
• Rule 34 - Rule stating that there is pornography of it no matter what.
• SheezyART - An alternative to deviantART without meaningless restrictions.
• Slacker Web Player -- http://www.slacker.com/ a music service much like Pandora.com.
• slashdot scenario (everything has to go through one place?)
• SmartPop
• SnapFiles
• snapsoid.com - photo sharing site
• Social Navigation
• SofoTex
• SoftLandMark
• SoftNews
• Softonic.com
• Southpedia - South Park wiki with information regarding the South Park television show.
• spoke.com
• .sport - a new top level domain
• Star Syndicate - Popular flash/trolling faction.
• Subject-O-Matique - an easter egg in yahoo mail beta, creating random "subjects"
• Tabblo An online photo sharing tool
• TalkAndWrite An online tutoring tool.A Skype whiteboard. Server free
• Teacherweb - A web service for teachers and parents
• Teaming Use of a dual LAN configuration to improve downloading speed.
• TheTechLounge - Technology news/review website. TheTechLounge.com.
• The impossible quiz A popular intenet quiz made by splapp-me- do
• Tumblr A notable site for creating tumblelogs, currently redirects to Tumblelog.
• UcoZ A Free website hosting service that seems to be getting popular. See [24] or [25]
• Ultimate PHP Board A Flat-file message board system. See [26]
• UseNeXT something p2p
• User Profiling The approach to build user profiles through collecting user's data and observing user's behaviou
• UTF8SMTP Proposals to allow email addresses and contents to use international character sets
• VOIP Termination
• WapTunnel A free WAP gateway that was used by many cell phone owners to work around their service provider.
• web based terminal emulation
• web channel solutions Enabling companies to sell directly to businesses or consumers online...(you fill in the rest)
• WebAttack
• WebHancer
• Web Life - The concept of Web as a sociotechnical machine capable of emergent evolution into a new super organism.
• Web Serial
• Easy Webservices [27]
• Easy Webmail [28]
• www.com - A site akin to Google and Yahoo, but with a no-longer functioning search engine.
• U2U^{verify notability}
• WhatIf Sports - Sports simulation website / Webby Award winner [29]
• Iconbuffet
• GGClient - [30] A networking application that allows certain games to play online via VPN
• Xeoss - http://xeoss.com - New Google based Search and video sharing site [31]
• Zaplet - http://www.zaplet.com - An e-mail-based communication and collaboration application, it combines the best of e-mail, instant messaging, and the Web.
• zMogo - http://www.zmogo.com - New community for webmasters & internet marketers [32]
• Youtube Poop - videos posted on YouTube which are usually nonsensical and random. They are simply just randomly chosen clips from things such as cartoons, clipped, looped and remixed to make it sound really strange. Have cult followings on Youtube and YoutubePoop.
• EGT Worlds - [33]

People

• Dr. Ashen, famed psychologist (he does reviews on YouTube[34]) [35]
• Bob Alberti, Internet Gopher protocol co-developer [36], entrepreneur responsible for first commercial online interactive role-playing game Scepter of Goth, on the GāmBit MultiSystems commercial BBS [37], author of "Mitlanyal" volumes 1 [38] and 2 [39]
• Karl Auerbach, former at-large director of ICANN who sued them for excessive secrecy
• Scott Bradner, active contributor to the Arpanet and the Internet; 2000 winner of the Jonathan B. Postel Service Award, trustee for American Registry for Internet Numbers, among other involvements. Home page here.
• Michael Buen, co-developer of the I LOVE YOU Virus.
• Christophe de Dinechin, French video games and 3D graphics pioneer (Alpha Waves), programming languages researcher (XL Programming Language, concept programming, Exception handling), also designed HP Integrity Virtual Machines
• Dan Dobberpuhl according too P.A. Semi he "lead designer for the DEC Alpha and StrongARM processors." as well as founded P.A. Semi.
• Clarence Ellis (computer scientist) ("Skip"), The First-African American to attain a Ph.D. in Computer Science[40]
• Val Henson, a hacker of various kernel-space tecnologies [41]
• Bill Kendrick, Open Source video game programmer (creator of Tux Paint and many others; initial creator of SuperTux and Tux, of Math Command); co-founder of the Linux Users' Group of Davis in California; writer for Tux Magazine; Mobile game programmer for LimeLife; creator of online game site billsgames.com. Interviews: This Week in Tech: Jumping Monkeys (January 2008), Community Kids magazine interview (December 2007), SuperTux Fan Site (January 2005), OSNews (August 2002), Freenode Radio / WOPN (November 2002), Wired Magazine quote (March, 2001). List of his games at the Linux Game Tome; Bio / home page
• Jason Howell, co-host and producer at CNET podcasting. [42]
• Jacob Komar, Founder of Computers for Communities [43]^{verify notability}
• Michelle Levesque, member of the OpenNet Initiative, employee at Google and author of [44]^{verify notability}
• Peter Löthberg, Swedish Internet patriarch and optical Internet guru
• Gustavo Moya, ixaya.com OpenSource Community Sponsor and Foundator.^{verify notability}
• Marc Sokol Author of Realia Cobol, VP at Computer Associates[45]^{verify notability}
• Michael Shrayer, Author of the Electric Pencil. Special:Whatlinkshere/Michael_Shrayer.
• Stephen Wolff, Internet pioneer [46]^{verify notability}
• Jürgen Höller, Spring Framework designer, developer, and front-man.
• Greg Newton-Ingham, Expert in Audio, Video, Computer Security and On-line information]^{verify notability}
• All the folks in "Online Marketing Heroes: Interviews with 25 Successful Online Marketing Gurus" - Wiley; Michael Miller
• Randy Ubillos, video editing pioneer. He developed Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro.
• Daniel Brandt, Googlewatcher, Scroogler.
• Ed Bott, journalist. He worked at PCWorld, and currently works at ZDnet
• Daniel Cherbanich, a professional, 12 year old, flash game developer.
• Luciano Bello, Debian Developer who discovered an epic fail in OpenSSl package.

Organizations

• Cloudworks- A hosted Computing or Cloud Computing company www.cloudworks.com
• Madd Electronics Group - A Romanian It Company - www.pcmadd.com
• BBSCON^{verify notability}
• Electric Rain
• International Workshop on Peer-to-Peer Systems (IPTPS) [47]
• MetaRam, company that aims to quadruple computers' maximum RAM limits[48]^{verify notability}
• Microhardxce (MHX) [49], a Canadian-based software company specializing in free educational and computer protection software.
• NetBox Blue, An Australian Internet and email security company
• Punk Warning, Podcast with the "Best in Undiscovered Punk, Ska, and Rock" website found at http://www.punkwarning.com
• Rosedu, Romanian Open Source Education, open source organisation from Romania
• Security Certified Program – company that issues the SCNS, SCNP and Security Certified Network Architect professional certifications.
• Service Strategies Corporation – company that issues the Service Capability & Performance standards.
• Softwrap, a UK-based company offering DRM technology to developers.
• Sumerge, a Egypt-based software development company that specializes in developing, customizing and integrating business and technical software solutions and services to clients worldwide
• Ufanet, Russian Internet service provider. Ufa city, Bashkortostan. [50]
• Zvents - Event search company powering most of newspaper industry
• ACTUNIV - Computer Training and Technology Software
• [byxnet] an irc network devoted to intellectual property discussions, and currently home to the anti-phorm debate [51]
• LEADconcept - Leading Edge Technology To Match your Bussiness Solution - www.leadconcept.com

Programming

• SAP-BW (Related to data warehousing )
• 13-pointer array mechanism (file access) - (Perhaps this refers to the 13 block addresses in an inode? Unfortunately, the inode article does not explain this very well; it should probably be revised. See [52] for a better explanation. - Davnor 14:52, 17 August 2006 (UTC))
• Action Event Paradigm^{verify notability}
• ActiveScript
• Agent Oriented Programming - AOP on [53]
• Annotative programming - http://www.flare.org^{verify notability}
• ANT OPTS
• Apache modules
• AXML
• Binary backup
• Bsymbolic
• Bulk insert for SQL DB's
• Bytecode instrumentation
• Constant pool (programming) A description of the JVM constant pool table - see Classes
• Content index (Type of database index used for full text search - Construction / Access)
• CScript^{verify notability}
• CT-API (CardTerminal Application Programming Interface)
• CTAS (Create Table As - used commonly in database programming)
• CTXT
• Document conversion
• DOM API applications using DOM API to comunicate over networks and internally
• EJB-QLSQL/HQL-like query language for Enterprise Java Beans
• Embedded database (Databases for embedded devices)
• Emulator adapter
• EntitySpaces [54]
• Ephemeral random constant, related to genetic programming
• Facelets - view technology that focuses on building JSF component trees
• Fractional programming
• Front Controller Design Pattern
• FunnelWeb - a literate programming environment
• FWEB - documentation system for Fortran
• Genome strength
• Global offset table
• HLAPI (High-level Application Programming Interface) - perhaps the same thing as HLLAPI (High-level Language Application Programming Interface)? ^{verify notability}
• Intel syntax and AT&T syntax Should this be a comparison of the two language's syntax? See [55] and [56]
• Jeff Duntemann o'reilly biography
• LAML brings XML and HTML into the domain of the Scheme programming language [57]
• Language Processor
• Libclear Description of libclear ^{verify notability}
• Linker script
• Loop rotation - trying to optimize loops somehow, referred to in [58]
• McAfee SLATES model^{verify notability}
• Moravec interest operator
• Nanothreads
• Nuweb literate programming tool
• Open Hypermedia Systems^{verify notability}
• Page Controller Design Pattern
• Pageflow
• Post-mortem debugging
• Potfile
• Profile-guided optimization
• Promise (computing) from Scheme^{verify notability}
• Readln
• RxML - RxML standard^{verify notability}
• Shadow table - system for managing multiple versions of records in a relational database.
• Skeleton application
• Skrit^{verify notability}
• Single-threaded apartment Should probably redirect to Apartment_model#Threading_in_COM and enhance threading section.
• superlanguage
• Stencil array
• STL.NET — STL for Microsoft .NET^{verify notability}
• Synchronization domain - terminology in thread synchronization.
• Typeof
• Ultimate++ - C++ cross-platform rapid application development suite focused on programmers productivity. See [59].
• Vanilla object
• VHPI - VHDL Procedural Interface
• Visual Fortran^{verify notability}
• W-PuTTY-CD - SSH, Telnet, Rlogin and Raw TCP clients in a Microsoft Windows™ DLL shell. See W-PuTTY-CD, PuTTY communication in a Microsoft Windows™ DLL shell.
• Weblet - See weblets.dev.java.net
• web.py - a web framework for