Personal Homepages Research Articles

WoT Communication Protocol Security and Privacy Issues

In this paper, we have proposed a novel approach for the prevention of the Internet of Things (IoT) from fake devices and highlighted privacy issues by using third party Application Program Interface (RestAPI) in Web of Things (WoT). For the ease of life, the usage of IoT devices, sensors, and Radio-Frequency Identifications (RFIDs) increased rapidly. Such as in transport for monitoring vehicles, taxi services, healthcare for patient’s health condition monitoring, smart cars, smart grids, and smart homes, etc. Due to this for financial gain attackers are targeting these networks or protocol and adversaries are trying to damage the reputation of the organization or to steal intellectual property. From the last two decades or more, the injection vulnerabilities are more threatening security risks for the web application still exists. The new security challenges occur for the security professional or security researchers in the form of IoT or WoT (Web of Things) communication protocols implementation. These protocol Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT), Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), WebSockets, and RestAPI have a different type of security issues. Respectively insertion of fake devices, authentication is not implemented in WebSocket connections, and user’s privacy can be leaked with the use of RestAPI without its validation. We have developed a program in Personal Home Pages (PHP) for the detection of new devices in the IoT network. With this, the user’s privacy and data will be protected along with some critical security issues of WoT underlying protocols.

Modeling simulation application Monte Carlo method for LPG distribution

The purpose of writing this journal is to create a model and simulation of the distribution of LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Gas Stock Availability that can meet the needs of Pertamina, agents and bases and existing community elements. The design of this application uses the PHP programming language (Personal Home Page) with a database using My SQL [1]. The method used in the design is Monte Carlo [2], and the test method used is the Black box and Questionnaire methods. Monitoring System for Gas Stock Availability Distribution This Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) tube in Makassar presented report printing criteria. In the form of distribution monitoring report, in the form of proof of purchase transactions of LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Gas to Pertamina agents and bases in real-time per day, month and year Monitoring System Availability Stock Distribution This LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Gas Tube in Makassar will also be able to control the LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) stock in each existing agent and base in the form of several a stroke on the monitoring map [3].

Implementasi Sistem Pendukung Pengambilan Keputusan pada Pembelian Bahan Olahan Karet dari Pemasok

The need for high-quality crumb rubber in West Sumatra tends to increase. However, the amount and quality of rubber from suppliers belong to weak caused by the bad monitoring systems, the supply cannot be met properly, and there is a lot of shrinkage in rubbers purchased by the company. Therefore this research was carried by implementing the Decision Support System (DSS) which was expected to help facilitate supplier data searches and evaluate the supplier's performance. The first stage in this research was designing DSS included the use of Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram and database design. Next, built an applicable software using Personal Home Page (PHP), My Structured Query Language (MySQL), and Apache. An advantage of DSS designed was to accommodate differences and changes in rubber supplier assessment criteria according to the consideration of each crumb rubber industry in West Sumatra. There were 3 of 11 main crumb rubber criteria assessed. The results of these 3 criteria were obtained highest weight, namely Dryness (0.18), cleanliness (0.15), and consistency of quality (0.10). While the previous performance obtained the lowest weight (0.05). This meant that the criteria of dryness, cleanliness, and consistency of quality, will be the main considerations for companies in ranking and evaluating suppliers who work with companies.

An Assessment of the Interoperability of Electronic Health Record Exchanges Among Hospitals and Clinics in Taiwan.

BackgroundThe rapid aging of the Taiwanese population in recent years has led to high medical needs for the elderly and increasing medical costs. Integrating patient information through electronic health records (EHRs) to reduce unnecessary medications and tests and enhance the quality of care has currently become an important issue. Although electronic data interchanges among hospitals and clinics have been implemented for many years in Taiwan, the interoperability of EHRs has not adequately been assessed.ObjectiveThe study aimed to analyze the efficiency of data exchanges and provide suggestions for future improvements.MethodsWe obtained 30 months of uploaded and downloaded data of EHRs among hospitals and clinics. The research objects of this study comprised 19 medical centers, 57 regional hospitals, 95 district hospitals, and 5520 clinics. We examined 4 exchange EHR forms: laboratory test reports, medical images, discharge summaries, and outpatient medical records. We used MySQL (Oracle Corporation) software (to save our data) and phpMyAdmin, which is a Personal Home Page program, to manage the database and then analyzed the data using SPSS 19.0 statistical software.ResultsThe quarterly mean uploaded volume of EHRs among hospitals was 52,790,721 (SD 580,643). The quarterly mean downloaded volume of EHRs among hospitals and clinics was 650,323 (SD 215,099). The ratio of uploaded to downloaded EHRs was about 81:1. The total volume of EHRs was mainly downloaded by medical centers and clinics, which accounted for 53.82% (mean 318,717.80) and 45.41% (mean 269,082.10), respectively, and the statistical test was significant among different hospital accreditation levels (F2=7.63; P<.001). A comparison of EHR download volumes among the 6 National Health Insurance (NHI) branches showed that the central NHI branch downloaded 11,366,431 records (21.53%), which was the highest, and the eastern branch downloaded 1,615,391 records (3.06%), which was the lowest. The statistical test among the 6 NHI branches was significant (F5=8.82; P<.001). The download volumes of laboratory tests reports and outpatient medical records were 26,980,425 (50.3%) and 21,747,588 records (40.9%), respectively, and were much higher than medical images and discharge summaries. The statistical test was also significant (F=17.72; P<.001). Finally, the download time showed that the average for x-rays was 32.05 seconds, which was the longest, and was 9.92 seconds for electrocardiogram, which was the shortest, but there was no statistically significant difference among download times for various medical images.ConclusionsAfter years of operation, the Electronic Medical Record Exchange Center has achieved the initial goal of EHR interoperability, and data exchanges are running quite stably in Taiwan. However, the meaningful use of EHRs among hospitals and clinics still needs further encouragement and promotion. We suggest that the government’s leading role and collective collaboration with health care organizations are important for providing effective health information exchanges.

Designing and Developing a Database Management System for Mosul University by Using Personal Home Page Language My Structured Query Language

Designing and Developing a Database Management System for Mosul University by Using Personal Home Page Language My Structured Query Language

PENGGUNAAN METODE WEB ENGINEERING DALAM APLIKASI PENJUALAN KAIN KHAS PALEMBANG

Palembang typical fabrics have many types. For example, jumputan fabric, Songket cloth and Tajung cloth. So far the marketing of typical Palembang fabrics is still done conventionally, namely with consumers coming to the house of the typical fabric craftsman to buy it. To market the typical fabric of Palembang, the sale of typical fabrics will be made online, so as not only to increase sales, but also to promote typical Palembang fabrics in the international world and also be able to support income for Palembang's fabric craftsmen. This sale can also increase turnover for small and medium businesses in the city of Palembang. Making applications using Web Engineering software development methods. While the programming language used to make this application is PHP (Personal Homepage).

Unlocking PHP's Potential: An All-Inclusive Approach to Server-Side Scripting

PHP powers many dynamic and interactive websites in the ever-growing world of web development. PHP was initially called "Personal Home Page," but it has since become the Hypertext Preprocessor we know. This detailed article examines PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor), a dynamic server-side scripting language that has shaped the digital landscape since 1994. PHP has grown from a tool for managing a personal website to a flexible language powering much of the web. A detailed look into PHP object-oriented programming reveals its organizational benefits, while a separate section covers session management, form handling, and database interfaces in web development. PHP application security comes first, addressing common vulnerabilities and recommending best practices. The study covers PHP frameworks, development tools, scalability, and performance optimization. Finally, it considers PHP's role in Web 3.0 and its future in upcoming technologies. This PHP exploration seeks to help developers master and innovate in the ever-changing web development landscape.

SELF-PRESENTATION PROCESSES IN PERSONAL PROFILES IN A PRO-ANOREXIA GROUP

This paper presents the results of a content analysis of 1000 personal profiles posted on a pro-anorexia (pro-ana) group from the social networking site Xanga. Applying methods of computer-mediated communication discourse analysis, the visual and verbal strategies of self-presentation in pro-ana members’ profiles were examined. Competence, ingratiation, exemplification and supplication emerged as the main self-presentation strategies identified in the text-based profiles. In contrast to other online self-presentations (such as personal home pages and weblogs), new contents and meanings related to a pro-ana social identity were assigned to these strategies in the group. The analysis of the profile pictures revealed that pro-ana users of the site tended to remain visually anonymous, resorting to images of models and celebrities, and reproducing the thin ideal. Based on these findings, this study advances some conclusions about how the pro-ana identity is constructed in social networking sites.

Sistem Informasi Geografis Pariwisata Kabupaten Karo Menggunakan Google Maps Berbasis Web

Karo Regency is one of the areas in North Sumatra Province that has the potential to become a tourism area, with the Vision "Realizing Karo Tourism that is advanced, Modern environmentally friendly and highly competitive by maintaining karo cultural values through the broadest participation of the community and business world to increase Regional Original Revenue "The Karo District Government has promoted through mass media such as newspapers, pamphlets, distributing brochures and promoting through blogs. However, this method is not enough to inform tourism extensively towards domestic tourists and foreign tourists. The design and manufacture of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Tourism is expected to be able to display tourist maps of Karo Regency in the form of a degital map, which can be accessed by tourists. In the Design of Web-Based Karo Tourism Geographic Information System carried out by collecting data, observing and interviewing the Secretary of the Office at the Karo District Tourism and Culture Office and designing tourism maps displayed in this system using Google Maps, the software used in building this application is PHP (Personal Home Page) as a programming language, MySQL as a database server, Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 as the Design Editor. Karo Regency's geographic tourism information system is a system that provides information to tourists about the location of tourist attractions and tourism support facilities in Karo District.

A Comparison Between Electronic and Printed Journals

The number of journals is rapidly rising worldwide. There is public debate about published articles comparing the costs, benefits, and various pros and cons of printed versus electronic full-text journals. The advancement of online journals during recent years has given librarians a powerful new resource to support learning and research. This article explores issues relating to the print publication process and the electronic publication process in order to clarify the unique advantages and disadvantages of each media. Most commercial sites are subscription-based, or allow pay-per-view access. Many universities subscribe to electronic journals to provide access to their students and faculty, and it is generally also possible for individuals to subscribe. An increasing number of journals are now available with open access, requiring no subscription. This is the case with the Journal for ReAttach Therapy and Developmental Diversities. Most working paper archives and articles on personal homepages are free; as are collections in institutional repositories and subject repositories. One of the great advantages of electronic journals is the possibility of acquiring article-level metrics. Printed journals are portable and convenient, don’t require a device to read, have a high graphical resolution (easier to read) and are self-archiving. Printed journals should continue to survive, but only with a decrease in production and changes in content to suit more restricted niches left in the wake of the electronic journals.

Desain Sistem Informasi Sekolah Berbasis Android

Information technology today has grown rapidly, not least in Indonesia. almost all large and medium enterprises to apply information technology to help oprasi business. The use of thistechnology covers virtually all ages, ranging from young children to adults especially Smart phone. Smart phone is a phone with capabilities beyond computing and connectivity. Smat phonean Android-based smart phone that dominate the world's smart phone market, making the Android-based applications easier when compared to other operating systems. Likewise, the implementation of education, especially Senior High School (SMA). SMAN XXX require the system to help the school and students that there SMAN XXX. Where the application is built withthe programming language PHP (Personal Home Page), Database MySQL, XAMPP, Web Server and its utlity software using android studio. System development methodology that I use is the Waterfall methodology. This system generates data information teacher, student data, employee data, and the data on tuition payments. This application is also in lengakapi with features share the announcement, in which not only the admin can share information or send information, but students, teachers, and employees can also send or transmit information through features share the announcement, which will be received the user a notification announcement, extracurricular andSPP notifications and other announcements.

Four Datasets Derived from an Archive of Personal Homepages (1995–2009)

While data from social media are easily accessible, understanding how individuals expressed themselves on the Internet in its initial years of public availability (the mid-late 1990s) has proved difficult. In this data deposit, I describe how archival data from Geocities homepages were retrieved and processed to remove non-text data, then further refined to create separate datasets, each of which provides unique insights into modes of personal expression on the early Internet. The present paper describes four datasets, all of which were derived from a larger collection of personal websites: (1) a large corpus of raw text data from Geocities personal homepages, (2) a linguistic analysis of basic psychological properties of the same Geocities pages, using an open-source implementation of the Linguistic Inquiry Word Count (LIWC), (3) a dataset of links between homepages (suitable for network analysis), and (4) a manifest dataset summarizing the size and last update date for each file in the dataset. Data from over 378,000 Geocities pages are included. In addition to providing a detailed description of how these datasets were created, I describe how they might be utilized in future research.

Accessibility and Update Status of Published Software: Benefits and Missed Opportunities

Online accessibility and continuous updating of software packages is important for their application and resource-sharing. We evaluated the accessibility and update status of 214 software packages published in Molecular Ecology Resources in the past fifteen years (2001-2015), and report the associated benefits and missed opportunities. Original publications describing these software packages have been cited 31,886 times in total, with 19.6% of them being cited more than 100 times. However, 41.6% (89/214) of the source websites provided in the original papers were inaccessible, of which only 29.2% (26/89) had alternative websites. Up to 63.1% (135/214) of the software packages had not been updated since their publication or were inaccessible. A huge disparity in accessibility, 100% (41/41) vs. 63.6% (110/173), was observed between websites deposited in long-term servers vs. academic institution websites, personal homepages or e-mails, respectively. In addition, software packages that were accessible and updated were significantly more likely to be cited, compared to those that were inaccessible and un-updated. By guaranteeing the accessibility of their published software packages, for instance by depositing them in long-term servers, and keeping the software packages updated, software developers will further resource-sharing, and promote reproduction and citation of their software.

Computer system web for coffee production management control

O cultivo do café no Brasil concentra-se na região Sul de Minas Gerais, em que a maioria das propriedades apresenta características de agricultura familiar e muitas vezes sem a utilização de tecnologia. Assim, muitos produtores não têm sistemas de controle de gestão da produção. Desta forma, torna-se de suma importância a utilização de softwares que realizem a gestão das produções. Devido à competitividade, diferentes áreas profissionais procuram uma eficiência tecnológica para suprir à crescente demanda, visando agilidade na execução dos processos. Portanto, torna-se indispensável que os produtores rurais defasados tecnologicamente passem a ter ferramentas que permitam tornar o empreendimento mais competitivo. Deste modo, o objetivo do presente trabalho foi desenvolver um sistema web para gestão de propriedades. O sistema foi desenvolvido a partir de entrevistas com 10 produtores de café da Região Sul de Minas Gerais, em que se constatou a necessidade de sistemas online que auxiliassem na gestão das propriedades, assim utilizou-se a linguagem de programação web Personal Home Page (PHP) e banco de dados MySQL para o desenvolvimento do sistema. Deve-se ressaltar que o sistema apresenta a característica de responsividade, adaptando assim em diversos tamanhos e formatos de dispositivos e também de fácil utilização. O desenvolvimento do sistema foi de grande relevância, uma vez que contribui para uma boa gestão do controle da produção de café.

Exploring YouTube as a Transformative Tool in the “The Power of MAKEUP!” Movement

Exploring YouTube as a Transformative Tool in the “The Power of MAKEUP!” Movement

Open Access Meets Discoverability: Citations to Articles Posted to Academia.edu.

Using matching and regression analyses, we measure the difference in citations between articles posted to Academia.edu and other articles from similar journals, controlling for field, impact factor, and other variables. Based on a sample size of 31,216 papers, we find that a paper in a median impact factor journal uploaded to Academia.edu receives 16% more citations after one year than a similar article not available online, 51% more citations after three years, and 69% after five years. We also found that articles also posted to Academia.edu had 58% more citations than articles only posted to other online venues, such as personal and departmental home pages, after five years.

PENERAPAN METODE WEB BASED LEARNING SEBAGAI SOLUSI PENDIDIKAN YANG EFEKTIF DAN EFISIEN

Learning, in practice it can't avoid technology purpose especially Information Technology (TI). Information technology have can give contribution for world education. Learning gets effective and efficient, interactive, far ranging, and unpatronised just in room brazes. This condition of make Information Technology make education quality that can be prided. Informations Technological purpose Internet in education the world gets to be realised by its benefit and current Technological Information Internet one that “ trend ” deep learning is by applying method base learning's web , it was caused by that technology was evident can give contribution for student’s (student / college student and teacher / lecturer) in their learning activity. Examination is done by use of PHP software( Personal Home Page ), macromedia dreamweaver, camtasia sudio, cool edits, and photoshop's Adobe  to get result as learning interactive gets basis content  multimedia by methodics base learning's web  one that is applied to college student.

LITERACY, SKILLS AND PERCEPTION OF YOUNG CHILDREN ON MEDIA MATTERS

INTRODUCTION:Digital media and online communication have become an integral part of the everyday lives of children today. Social network sites, online games, video-sharing sites and gadgets such as iPods and mobile phones are deemed as important fixtures of children's contemporary cultures (Boyd, 2007). These fixtures offer new, varied and interactive ways to communicate, learn and play and form connections with other individuals with whom they can relate and share current experiences.(Boyd, 2008a). Livingstone (2002) notes that the lives of children have become so media- saturated. She argues that children establish different forms of relationships, exhibiting and publishing content, such as texts and images in cyberspace environments. Her study reveals that children register voices and expressions of uncertainty, ambivalence and anxiety regarding social networking and yet at the same time, children also seek pleasure in experiencing a sense of freedom and control when playing video or social games in their social and leisure activities.The ever -evolving new media technologies clearly demand that we re-examine the practices of literacy in schools to enable children to engage with learning activities in creative and productive ways. (Acquisti and Gross, 2006; Buckingham, 2002; Boyd, 2008b). The new opportunities, risks and challenges that come into view with children's engagement with new media are numerous and the domain of literacy comes under close scrutiny where schools will have to engage students with extensive knowledge of the world, multi -modal skills and lifelong learning outlooks for this new learning context (Osgerby, 2004; Ofcom, 2007; Ito et al, 2009).Like many other countries, Malaysia experiences turbulent moments and changes in literacy practices that demand schools to rethink the nature of their work and pedagogical practices that will contribute to successful teaching and learning as well as constructive connections between children's lifeworlds and schools. This paper presents insights of a study that delves into media use practices and beliefs in the home and in the school that are manifested in the lifeworlds of children aged 10. The paper asserts that the use of media technologies do not necessarily mean that children as users are media literate and competent. By way of conclusion, this paper argues for media literacy which is crucial for achieving critical and creative thinking in this digital era.PROJECT FRAMEWORK AND DESIGN:The popularity of new media among children has drawn a lot of attention as it allows them to construct online profiles or personal homepages, and develop an online social network. The profile page functions as the user's own webpage and includes profile information on the date of bir th, gender, religion, lifestyles, favourite food, films, celebrities and what they like doing in their everyday lives. In addition to profile information, children design the appearance of their page, and add content such as photos, video clips and music f iles (Boyd, 2008b). They also appear to create a network of connections and social ties that they can exhibit as a list of friends (Buckingham, 2002). There is a growing public discourse (both hopeful and fearful) declaring that children's use of digital media and communication technologies defines a generational identity distinct from that of their elders. In addition to this generational divide, these new technology practices are also tied to what David Buckingham (2007:96) has described as a -?digital divide' between in-school and out-of-school use. He sees this as -symptomatic of a much broader phenomenon-a widening gap between children's everyday ?life worlds' outside of school and the emphases of many educational systems.Following the above works, this project work is guided by two key analytic themes in relation to literacy: media practices in the home and media practices in the school. The primary descriptive research question is: How are new media practices being taken up by children and how are these experiences connected to school-worlds? …

Desain Sistem Perhitungan Biaya Pendidikan Mahasiswa Berbasis Aktivitas di Politeknik

&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;&lt;/em&gt;&lt;em&gt;The research purposes are to identify activities undertaken by Indone-sian polytechnic student, apply education's cost system and design an information system application to tuition fees based on activity based costing methods. Analysis and design were done in two Phases. The first phase is identifies and classifies activities expenses on activities, cost drivers, and to facilitate the determination ofcost driver rate. The next stage is design an educational cost???s application based activity used Personal Home Page (PHP). The findings of this study have identified 31 direct activities and 21 indirect activities related to educatio-nal activity, and there are several different educational activities among polytechnic. Cost of education per student per academic entity has been calculated. The average proportion of academic indirect acti-vity costs are 43% which is higher than the proportion of 33% as stat-ed by Government. Itindicates that activity is still need to be observed to identify and rise efficient charging of student costs allocation. The application was identified those activities and formulated same calculation???s result.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

Spreadsheets and the Violence of Forms: Tracking Organisational and Domestic Use

Spreadsheets and the Violence of Forms: Tracking Organisational and Domestic Use