KOM is a type of Bulletin board system BBS , with a text based as opposed to a menu computing menu based input system. The first was QZ KOM , but soon others imitated the user interface. The QZKOM system was first opened in 1978, which probably makes it the first Swedish developed forum service in Sweden. It was forbidden by the Swedish government late the same year, reopened with permission in 1979. Before opening of QZKOM, QZ ran the American system Forum Planet which provided similar services but only for very small user groups. Some compatible systems are LysKOM MikroKOM SklaffKOM NiKom H KOM TPCS The Common Link TCL , for MS DOS EasyKOM Alpha KOM Nice Touch OpenKOM http sourceforge.net projects openkom Pamho pamho.net For a list of active KOM systems today, see the article on LysKOM . External links http dsv.su.se jpalme s1 history of KOM.html History of the KOM Computer Conferencing System http dsv.su.se jpalme qzkom Full contents of some discussions in QZKOM in the 1980s In Swedish Category Bulletin board systems network software stub sv KOM ... more details
Monochrome BBS , known to users as Mono, is a text based multi user bulletin board system featuring thousands of discussion files, along with games, instant and deferred user messaging, and a talker . It is one of the only BBS s still in operation and actively used on a daily basis by its community, with over 5000 comments in a typical month. Monochrome runs on custom software, making the platform and user experience distinct from other bulletin board systems. History The underlying software mono small m was originally written in around 1990 by David Brownlee, then a student at City University, London , for his final year project. Monochrome BBS big M is a specific instance of mono another instance of mono was used for a few years as the official user interface for students in the Information Science department, but usage declined around 1996. Once the Monochrome board was up and running, fellow students were given accounts and word began to spread. The first non City users were admitted in 1991 1992. Eventually Mono s userbase became international, although the majority of those joining were UK university students. By its peak in the mid 1990s, over 8000 accounts had been created, and there were often more than 150 people logged in simultaneously, making it almost certainly the most popular internet BBS in the UK ref cite web url http www.faqs.org faqs unix faq bbs software faq title alt.bbs.unixbbs Frequently Asked Questions date 16 month May year 1996 accessdate 1 February 2011 ref . However, with the advent of web forums and GUI based instant messaging , Mono s text only format was already seen as nostalgic even in 1994 when it appeared in the first issue of .net magazine ... local BBS bulletin board systems , but quickly became tired of them I wasn t interested in participating ... other users less anonymised on the BBS. Towns with several users sometimes had local chat files ... user . DEFAULTSORT Monochrome Bbs Category Bulletin board systems Category City University London ... more details
Orphan date April 2012 S tag is the name of an oligopeptide derived from pancreatic ribonuclease A RNase A . If RNase A is digested with subtilisin , a single peptide bond is cleaved, but the resulting two products remain weakly bound to each other and the protein, called ribonuclease S, remains active although each of the two products alone shows no enzymatic activity. The N terminus of the original RNase A, also called S peptide, consists of 20 amino acid residues, of which only the first 15 are required for ribonuclease activity. This 15 amino acid s long peptide is called S15 or S tag . The amino acid sequence of the S tag is Lys Glu Thr Ala Ala Ala Lys Phe Glu Arg Gln His Met Asp Ser. It is believed that the peptide with its abundance of charged and polar residues could improve solubility of proteins it is attached to. Moreover, the peptide alone is thought not to fold into a distinct structure. On DNA level the S tag can be attached to the N or C terminus of any protein . After gene expression , such a tagged protein can be detected by commercially available antibodies . References R.T. Raines et al., The S Tag Fusion System for Protein Purification. Methods Enzymol. 326, 362 367 2000 Category Peptides protein stub ... more details
Synchronet TBBS Telegard TriBBS TPCS The Common Link TCL TAGBBSTAG Tornado BBS UBBS VDLX BBS ...about software that acted as bulletin board systems themselves external BBS software BBS door List article ... of notable bulletin board system BBS software packages. ref name bbsdoc 2005, BBS The Documentary, Bovine Ignition Systems, directed by Jason Scott ref ref name bbslist Jason Scott 2005 , BBS Software Listing, http www.bbsdocumentary.com software ref Multi platform ATBBS &ndash PHP based BBS software ... Advanced , also known as VBBS Mystic BBS &ndash written by James Coyle with versions for DOS, Windows ... OS ArcBBS vhost bulletin board software Altos Computer Systems Altos 68000 PicoSpan Amiga based 4D BBS &ndash by Dale E. Reed Jr. ABBS a Mike s BBS like system AmBoS &ndash by J rg E mann and Kai Szymanski ..., C language based modular BBS system by Paul Roffey Atredes evolved into Skyline BBBS BBS PC v4.13 4.20 ... Amiga &ndash by Storm s Edge Technologies 5.10 http www.cnetbbs.net DayDream BBS &ndash by Antti H yrynen and Mattias Nilsson Dialog BBS which then evolved into DLG BBS DLG Professional BBS Excelsior BBS Falcon CBCS a work a like of MSDOS Opus CBCS Fastrack MAX s BBS &ndash by Anthony Barrett MAX s Pro &ndash by Niki Murkett MEBBS Metro BBS &ndash by Percy L Broadnax NiKom &ndash by Niklas Lindholm New Touch Pro NTPro OzMetro BBS &ndash by Peter Deane and Percy L Broadnax Paragon BBS &ndash by John Radoff evolved into StarNet BBS then MEBBS Phobos Prometheus Rapport BBS &ndash by Mark Brinicombe and Paul Roberts Remote Access &ndash by Andrew Milner Skyline BBS, featuring Skypix Protocol ... of BBS Programs url http www.bbsdocumentary.com software expanded.html publisher Jason Scott for Wired ... came from Paragon, then later became MEBBS Stormforce BBS &ndash by Kris Hudson & Andrew Ward System X &ndash by Peter zed Zelestny and Michael rawfox Clasen Tempest BBS &ndash by Michael P. Bockert Transmission Impossible BBS &ndash by Lee Bates TransAmiga &ndash by Timothy J. Aston written in BlitzBasic ... more details
Hong Kong Internet BBS , usually known as HKiBBS , is one of a few of telnet based Bulletin board system BBS in Hong Kong . It is the oldest of existing Internet BBS in Hong Kong. The early system was based on Firebird BBS Firebird BBS system. The BBS was opened in October, 1995. It was then known as TCLBBS as it is sponsored by TCL. In 1996, it became independent and renamed to HKiBBS. Part of early BBS data was lost in a fire in 1998 though 40 of data was recovered in Canada in 2000. In the 2004, as the Firebird BBS system was ceased to develop, the system changed to a successor, Shuimu Tsinghua , of Firebird. The World Wide Web web interface and blog were introduced as the meantime. The BBS is one of information source for some residents in mainland China . From 2 May 2005, the BBS is suffered from the Internet censorship in mainland China and residents in mainland China cannot be easier accessing the BBS. External links http bbs.org.hk The BBS in Chinese Category Bulletin board systems Category Internet in Hong Kong zh BBS ... more details
Orphan date September 2008 No footnotes date July 2009 The Austin Arts BBS was developed by Bill Hood of the School of Screenprinting in 1983. The Bulletin Board System BBS supplied news to the arts and screenprinting community not only in Austin, Texas where it was based, but to the world. The small BBS was the first to market to an industry screenprinting. Austin Arts BBS was the first BBS to run on Macintosh computers. It was also the first BBS to produce audio for its visitors, broadcasting news about screenprinting and music in a pre recorded method in what was the precursor to Internet Radio . Eventually, the station was moved to the Internet when broadcasting became more commonplace with services like Live365 . DEFAULTSORT Austin Arts Bbs Category Bulletin board systems ... more details
Event Horizons BBS was a popular and perhaps the most financially successful Bulletin Board System BBS . It was founded in 1983 by Jim Maxey , who was President and CEO and ran his company out of Lake Oswego, Oregon . In 1994 Maxey closed the BBS. Event Horizons BBS originally offered online forums, games, and astronomy images for paying customers to download. Maxey first charged 1 hr which grew over the years to 24 hr. The BBS later offered softcore adult images and movies which helped to secure its fame as the most profitable BBS. In 1992 Playboy Enterprises sued Event Horizons for copyright infringement. Maxey reportedly paid Playboy a half million dollars to settle the case out of court. References http www.bbsdays.com people jim maxey BBS Days http www.wired.com wired archive 1.04 bbs.html?pg 2&topic Home Grown BBS External links http cu digest.org CUDS4 cud426.txt Playboy Lawsuit http books.google.com books?id 6qQnlc2RFZYC&pg PA63&dq 22jim maxey 22 22event Horizons 22&ei w C6SqW5N4H6yASGyNnrDg v onepage&q 22jim 20maxey 22 20 22event 20Horizons 22&f false BBS Profits Category Bulletin board systems Category Lake Oswego, Oregon Category Defunct companies based in Oregon Category Companies disestablished in 1994 Category Companies established in 1983 ... more details
The House Of Lunduke is a 20 line Bulletin board system started and maintained by Bryan Lunduke, host of the technology podcast The Linux Action Show , with the stated purpose of being a museum of classic BBS door Games. History The House of Lunduke BBS came online in October 2010 ref name House Of Lunduke Launch Announcement Cite web url http lunduke.com ?p 1618 title House Of Lunduke Launch Announcement ref with the stated purpose of being a shrine to classic BBS door Games. The BBS was started, and is currently maintained by Bryan Lunduke of Jupiter Broadcasting , who has a long history with BBSing. ref name About BBSing Cite web url http lunduke.com ?page id 1314 title About BBSing ref Bryan was interviewed on the topic of BBSing culture and history by the Old Wide Web show. ref name Interview with Bryan Lunduke Cite web url http oldwideweb.org podcast episodes episode 5 i was a teenage sysop title Interview with Bryan Lunduke ref Games The House of Lunduke BBS is predominantly a gaming BBS with very little in terms of message forums and absolutely no files available for download . The following classic BBS door games are currently running on the BBS TradeWars 2002 Including an unlimited turn, ongoing game. Legend of the Red Dragon Legend of the Red Dragon 2 Exitilus The Pit BBS door Barren Realms Elite DoorMUD Technology The BBS itself is run on an Asus Eee PC 900 netbook, running Arch Linux , on an 8gb SD drive. The BBS software used is the DOS based Virtual Advanced , run using a combination of Wine software Wine and DOSBox . It is accessible via telnet at bbs.lunduke.com or via a pre configured Flash terminal. ref name Flash Terminal Cite web url http lunduke.com ?page id 1602 title Flash Terminal ref References Reflist External links http lunduke.com ?page id 1316 House Of Lunduke Website . http oldwideweb.org podcast episodes episode 5 i was a teenage sysop Interview with Bryan Lunduke about the BBS and BBS History on the Old Wide Web podcast. Category Bul ... more details
Image Dtjbbsmenu.png frame Screenshot of online DTJ BBS menu as it appeared on the sysop s display. Notability date September 2011 Unreferenced date September 2011 The DTJ BBS Does The Job Bulletin Board System was a program for the Commodore 64 written by Andrew Bernhardt. The first version was released in 1985, and sold for 35. There were forty DTJ systems before the software changed to freeware in 1989. the software spread more rapidly as freeware but I have no statistics as there was no obligation to register the program DTJ BBS was loosely based on the Citadel software Citadel family of general discussion systems. Its primary function was a public message board, although it did support other features such as email and file transfers. Like Citadel, it used the metaphor of rooms to contain messages, and the system responded to many of the same menu commands. DTJ was written for speed and ease of use. No Commodore specific features such as graphics were supported. This was intended to make the system appealing to users all computer types. The BBS was successful in this regard. DTJ systems tended to have a more diverse user base. Many users were surprised to find out that the software was not running on an IBM PC but on a toy computer. DTJ BBS had a freeform text editor that did not use line numbers. The user was encouraged not to press RETURN or ENTER except at the end of paragraphs so that the message could word wrap to the reader s video width. The content of the text editor was non volatile, meaning the user could exit the editor at any time and come back later to finish ... delete itself automatically. DTJ BBS also provided many features to make the sysop s job easier ... the user s status or performed other actions accordingly. DTJ BBS was written in compiled BASIC and assembly ... revision. External links http dtjsoft.com disp dtjinfo DTJ BBS homepage References Andrew Bernhardt, author of DTJ BBS Category Commodore 64 software Category Bulletin board system software ... more details
V.K. Unni ref Quotations quote The SPA should protect the BBS operator from having equipment confiscated ... last Dvorak first John C title BBS Easy Target in FBI Bust journal PC Magazine date May 11, 1993 ref ... more details
An identification tag might be Dog tag , an identification tag worn by dogs Dog tag identifier , an identification tag used by the military A Microchip implant animal radio identification tag , a scanner readable microchip implanted into livestock and pets for identication. Toe tag , identification tag used on the big toe of a dead person in a morgue Personal badge disambig ... more details
MBBSMain Information and the Elwynor BBS http www.seiryuu.org cal kyrandia.html Kyrandia maps and walkthrough MUDs DEFAULTSORT Kyrandia Major Bbs Category 1988 video games Category Major BBS games Category Role playing video games Category BBS MUD servers ... more details
Toe Tag may refer to Toe tag , a tag typically attached to a dead person in a morgue Toe Tag American band , a band from Seattle, United States Toe Tag Estonian band , a hip hop group from Tallinn, Estonia Toe Tags CSI Toe Tags CSI , an episode of CSI disambig ... more details
Waffle is a Bulletin Board System bulletin board system created by Soylent Communications Tom Dell which ran under DOS and later UNIX . The software was unique in many ways, including the fact that all of the configuration files were in readable text files, and that it fully supported UUCP on the DOS platform. A Usenet news group named comp.bbs.waffle was created for discussion of the Waffle BBS System. The last version seems to be v1.65. It was possible to link Waffle under DOS to Fidonet and WWIV using external gateway utilities. External links http www.faqs.org faqs waffle faq comp.bbs.waffle FAQ http www.simtel.net product.php 5Bid 5D52140 5Bsekid 5D0 5BSiteID 5Dsimtel.net Waffle v1.65 still available from http www.simtel.net Simtel http software.bbsdocumentary.com IBM DOS WAFFLE More history Category Bulletin board system software Category Network protocols Category Usenet Network software stub es Waffle sistema computacional ... more details
unreferenced date November 2008 The Pit is a Bulletin Board System Bulletin Board System BBS game using basic ANSI art compare with ASCII art and text database information. A graphical front end is also available, with Enhanced Graphics Adapter EGA graphics and sound. Players fight in a rectangular grid against computer or human opponents. Starting out with thin armor and a weak sword, with each win over opponents, your character becomes stronger with better weapons. Aside from Melee weapon s, you can also purchase or find projectile weapons e.g. a longbow . In addition to basic combat items, you can also use potions and other magic items though you don t always know what you are using . If you find an opponent too powerful, you can beg for mercy not always successfully , or exit through the single doorway assuming you can reach the doorway without getting killed . Opponents include the most basic and easy to defeat slave and the near immortal Norse gods, such as Odin and Thor. You can also attack other human players, who are set on automatic. Players get a number of play sessions per day usually three , and each play session ends in either a player death or the session timer expiring. Originally created and programmed by James R. Berry in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The art for the EGA client was made by D. Gregg Hargrove. The source code is now owned by BBSFiles.com and it is currently being updated for modern operating systems. To play the game, you will need either a telnet client capable of displaying code page 437 like SyncTERM, or the EGA graphics client. See also BladeMaster a similar version of this game as a Worldgroup module External links moby game id dos pit name The Pit http syncterm.bbsdev.net A telnet client capable of playing The Pit http www.gamefaqs.com bbs 924352 the pit Game FAQs Website Places to Play The Pit telnet bbsmates.com BBS Mates Located in ???, U.S. telnet bbs.lunduke.com House of Lunduke BBS Located in Seattle, WA. DEFAULTSORT Pit ... more details
Tag League may refer to G1 Climax Tag League , a professional wrestling round robin tag team tournament held annually by New Japan Pro Wrestling Global Tag League , a professional wrestling round robin tag team tournament held annually by Pro Wrestling NOAH Summer Adventure Tag League , a professional wrestling tag team tournament held annually by Dragon Gate disambig ... more details
unreferenced date December 2006 notability date November 2008 Falcon s Eye or FE is a multi player bulletin board system strategy game . The game was created by Mehul Patel, author of Barren Realms Elite , but is now owned by John Dailey Software. Gameplay is similar to BRE in a different setting. In Falcon s Eye, a player controls a county within a mythical, medieval world. Players must develop their county s economy, employ their people, construct buildings, create a military and expand their lands. Falcon s Eye has more variables than BRE. A player s county can belong to one of many races workers can be employed in various types of jobs different buildings may be built on a county s land and various types of spells may be cast. Players compete for the Falcon s Eye, a glass eye from a famous sculpture of a falcon. It is awarded each day to the player with the highest score. The player who possesses the Eye gains several advantages over other players, though his population will become more demanding, which results in a lower approval rating. External links http johndaileysoftware.com products bbsdoors falconseye index.asp Falcon s Eye official site See also BBS door Category Door games Category Strategy video games Strategy videogame stub Online game stub ... more details
Wiktionary Smart tag may refer to Smart Tag , a Virginia toll collection system SmartTAG , a Malaysian toll collection system Smart tag Microsoft , a search feature in Microsoft software Smart label , a type of radio frequency identification RFID transponder Smart Tag, a component of the Wheels of Zeus GPS tracking system disambig ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Tag omission is an optional feature to minimize an Standard Generalized Markup Language SGML document. Whenever a tag can be implicitly anticipated by the parser from the structure of the document, the tag can be omitted. ref http www.is thought.co.uk book sgml 9.htm OMITTAG Web SGML and HTML 4.0 Explained Chapter 9 Bot generated title ref The tag omission feature can be generally enabled or disabled in the SGML Declaration. The Document Type Definition is used to enable or disable the tag for a specific tag. Tag omission is one of the main features of SGML which was removed from XML to simplify parsing. Example In this example the < document> tag has a distinct order of the tags. The information that < title> needs to come first and is followed by < p> can be used to omit the title start and end tag. Furthermore the end tag of < p> can also be omitted, because it will be delimited by the next < p> tag or the document end. source lang xml ELEMENT document O title, p ELEMENT title O O PCDATA ELEMENT p O PCDATA source In this DTD specification, the behavior of the tag omission feature is specified for each element by the two characters following the element name. The values can be or O for disabling and enabling the features. The first character specifies the behavior of the start tag and the second the behavior of the end tag. A valid document not using tag omission source lang xml document title Tag Omission title p first paragraph p p second paragraph p p third paragraph p document source A valid document simplified by using tag omission source lang xml document Tag Omission p first paragraph p second paragraph p third paragraph source References references DEFAULTSORT Tag Omission Category Markup language comparisons Category XML ... more details
, these consist of polyanionic amino acids, such as FLAG tag . Epitope tags are short peptide sequences ... tags include V5 tag , Myc c myc tag , and HA tag . These tags are particularly useful for western ... FlAsH tag. Often tags are combined to produce multifunctional modifications of the protein. However, with the addition of each tag comes the risk that the native function of the protein may be abolished or compromised by interactions with the tag. List of protein tags Isopeptag a covalently binding and genetically encoded tag BCCP Myc tag Calmodulin tag FLAG tag HA tag His tag Maltose binding protein tag Nus tag Glutathione S transferase tag Green fluorescent protein tag Thioredoxin tag S tag Softag 1 Softag 3 Strep tag SBP tag Ty tag V5 tag TC tag Applications Affinity purification Protein array Western blotting Protein methods DEFAULTSORT Protein Tag Category Molecular biology Category Biochemistry methods Category Proteins Category Laboratory techniques de Protein Tag fr tiquette biologie ... more details
Price tag may refer to a price label or sticker affixed on products for sale Price Tag , a 2011 song by English singer songwriter Jessie J, featuring American rapper B.o.B. a price tag policy , a retaliatory violent strategy carried out by radical right wing Israeli activists disambig he ... more details
unreferenced date February 2012 Image Severn TAG logo.png thumb right The Severn TAG logo, used at toll collection area to indicate a TAG payment lane The Severn TAG is a payment system for collecting ..., drivers must place a transponder unit Tag on their windscreen to identify their vehicle as they drive through the toll lane. Lanes through the toll booths are dedicated as either Tag unstaffed , cash ... in which the reader reads the tag. This prevents the complication of the old system where another tag user could enter the yellow box marking behind the user at the barrier and operate the system with their tag ... and thus paying for the user in front to cross. Severn TAG types There are two types of Severn TAG Season Tag This type of tag allows the user to purchase a set period of time in which you can cross an unlimited amount of times, the tag may only be used on one vehicle and is not transferable between ... car when using this type of Tag. There are different levels of payment for different classes of vehicle. Trip Tag This type of tag is a pay per journey tag, useful if the user intends to make fewer .... If there is no money in the account then the Tag is declined and the user must have to pay with cash. The trip tag is transferable between vehicles of the same class, ie between two cars but not a car and a truck which would evade paying for the correct type of vehicle. Both types of Tag require a 30 Deposit. If the tag is lost or stolen, a new one is issued after payment of another 30 deposit. Limitations and Drawbacks The Season TAG can only be used with one registered vehicle, this prevents ... Crossing Fine of 25 VAT. There is no discount for Trip Tag users, and therefore little incentive to use it other than convenience. Non Tag users inadvertently drive into Tag only lanes and block the lane. The new tags are fairly large. On vehicles with metal lined heat reflective windscreens, the tag ... to add funds into a Trip Tag account online, or with a Credit Card or Debit Card . Administration ... more details
Tag URI is a universal unique identifier protocol commonly used in various internet related technologies and associated with data storage and transfer systems such as YAML . ref name main cite web title Tag url http www.taguri.org accessdate 2007 11 02 ref ref name yaml spec cite web title YAML specification url http www.yaml.org spec current.html accessdate 2007 11 02 ref According to RFC 4151, a tag is a type of Uniform Resource Identifier URI designed to meet the following requirements ref RFC 4151 The tag URI Scheme ref Identifiers are likely to be unique across space and time, and come from a practically inexhaustible supply. Identifiers are relatively convenient for humans to mint create , read, type, remember etc. No central registration is necessary, at least for holders of domain names or email addresses and there is negligible cost to mint each new identifier. The identifiers are independent of any particular resolution scheme. Examples The following is an example tag that could be minted by a user to indicate authorship of a resource on the World Wide Web . The semantics of Tag URI do not require the user to currently have ownership of the Hostname upon which the tag is based, due to the date qualifier tag user example.com,2007 11 02 Tag URI The following example is a similar tag minted to indicate the name of the pet gerbil of the same user. Note that the semantics of Tag URI do not require the tagged entity to be accessible electronically tag user example.com,2006 Fluffy This demonstrates that the Tag URI scheme can be used to tag any entity, object or concept. See also UUID GUID References reflist URI scheme DEFAULTSORT Tag Uri Category URI schemes Category Internet standards Category Universal identifiers Category Indexing Category Identifiers compu network stub fr Tag URI ... more details
Yellow tag may refer to Color tagged structure , a classification to represent the severity of damage or the overall condition of a building Aviation parts tag Aviation tagging , a method used in US aviation industry to indicate a part s serviceability disambig ... more details
Tag management is the ability to manage user generated tags or folksonomy within a collaborative software . Tag management features and processes are put in place to encourage cross user consistency, navigation efficiency and compliance with an existing taxonomy . Tag management a priori The tags that users will be able to use can be controlled up hill by Faceted classification , categorizing tags in facets e.g. organization or place facet Predefining tags , authority lists of tags can be created and suggested to users Restricting tag creation , allow users to create or not new tags other than predefined tags Mandatory facets , meaning a user must categorize each item with at least a tag from this facet Relating tags , meaning selecting a tag will also display the results of other tags related to it e.g. synonyms or translations Tag management a posteriori Tags can be gardened down hill by Renaming tags e.g. typos Deleting tags Moving tags to correct facets e.g. an organization name Merging tags e.g. single and plural words Examples of tag management Tag management applied to blogging tools Wordpress ref cite web url http en.support.wordpress.com posts tag management title Wordpress tag management publisher Wordpress accessdate 2010 07 26 ref Tag management applied to Content management systems Microsoft SharePoint ref cite web url http www.cmswire.com cms document management overview sharepoint 2010 metadata and taxonomy management 006015.php title SharePoint 2010 metadata and taxonomy management publisher CMS Wire accessdate 2010 07 26 ref Tag management applied to Enterprise bookmarking tools Jumper 2.0 , Knowledge Plaza References references Category Knowledge management Category Folksonomy Category Taxonomy Category Collaborative software ... more details
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