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I did a little research in order to find out GO shops in Belgium and Netherlands. Apparently there 2 shops in Brussels and an impressive one in Amsterdam, very close to the central train station. Below you can find the relevant information: - http://www.schaakengo.nl/ - http://www.amsterdam.info/shopping/chess/ - http://www.marchand.be/ - http://www.schaakengo.nl/www_schaakengo2/goshops.html

Thanks to Ahmet A. Akın, here is a list of three articles: - Text Summarization of Turkish Texts using Latent Semantic Analysis (Makbule Gülçin Ozsoy, Ilyas Ciçekli, Ferda Nur Alpaslan) - Named Entity Recognition Experiments on Turkish Texts (Dilek Küçük ve Adnan Yazıcı) - Pronoun Resolution in Turkish Using Decision Tree and Rule-Based Learning Algorithms [...]

I’m in the process of creating the ultimate USB multi boot stick for personal and professional uses, so far I experimented a little bit with Parted Magic, Clonezilla and grml. I want to note down the useful sites so far: - Create your own save-your-ass multi-boot USB stick - Boot Multiple ISO from USB (MultiBoot [...]

I’m happy to see that Turkish Deasciifier Firefox add-on is being downloaded every day and used regularly by people who like / need it. I plan to add some features but currently I’m waiting for Jetpack SDK developers to solve some technical problems. PS: Those fancy graphics are part of the Mozilla add-on management pages [...]

Here’s a short list compiled by Ahmet A. Akın: - Unsupervised Search for The Optimal Segmentation for Statistical Machine Translation (Coşkun Mermer – Ahmet Akın) - Syntax-to-Morphology Mapping in Factored Phrase-Based Statistical Machine Translation from English to Turkish (Reyyan Yeniterzi, Kemal Oflazer) - Annotating Subordinators in the Turkish Discourse Bank (Deniz Zeyrek, Ümit Turan, Cem [...]

“TRmorph is a relatively complete morphological analyzer for Turkish. It is implemented using SFST, and uses a lexicon based on (but heavily modified) the word list from Zemberek spell checker. The morphological analyzer is distributed under the GPL. To use the analyzer you need SFST. As well as the full source code, a compiled fsa, [...]

One of the most famous type of fish in Turkey, namely Hamsi can now become very famous in the world of cryptography and security. A Turkish mathematician who is pursuing a Ph.D. at K.U. Leuven proposed a cryptographic hashing algorithm to NIST. Özgül Küçük‘s Hamsi cryptographic hashing algorithm is one of the 15 algorithms that [...]

I’ve just realized that the default filters installed with fail2ban in Ubuntu GNU/Linux does not help you when you use Digest Authentication with Apache. In order to have the most basic measure against brute force attacks to a digest authentication enabled web service you need to modify /etc/fail2ban/filter.d/apache-auth.conf. I have tried the suggestion given at [...]