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Where are some good sources of information on binary file layout structures?
If I wanted to pull in a BTrieve index file, parse MP3 headers, etc. Where does one get reliable information?
I'm not sure if there's a general information source for this kind of information. I always just search on google or wikipedia for that particular file type. The binary file layout structure information should be included.
For example, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3#File_structure">MP3 file layout structure
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Most libraries, it seems, do not support easy use in browsers. Isn't there a reliable JSON Schema validator library which I can load into my browser just as easily as many other libraries?
It would be extra great if it was available as a Node.js module for the back-end. I just want to check some schemas. Does anyone know if this exists anywhere?
I thank you in advance.
You can find a list of JSON Schema implementations here. If you know of others, please open an issue or pull request!
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I am trying to make a map in D3 like this, but for INDIA :
http://bl.ocks.org/NPashaP/a74faf20b492ad377312
Here, they have json file for the us-states as on this location (uStates.js) :
https://gist.github.com/NPashaP/a74faf20b492ad377312
Now, I am unable to get json file in this format for states of India. I have few shapes file and other geojson files, but none matches the data like this.
Can anyone let me know if they know of how can i make a similar map for INDIA.
I have created indiaState.js file, please check this will definitely help you.
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What I need is a very large list of web proxies in a format which can be easily parsed with a program (JSON for example).
My application will randomly choose a web proxy in the list and will use it to do some requests.
I don't think that this detail is important, but my application is coded with C#.
I already found some lists of proxies in txt file, but the quality is very low.
Here is a list of web proxies in JSON format: link compiled from source. Hope it helps.
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I am looking for a software to analyze survey data online.
My input should be SPSS file or anything similar (I don't mind writing a small tool to format the input, we enter the data using a proprietary software).
The idea is that the administrator should be able to upload the survey data to the website, and the users should be able to do simple analysis/data extraction.
The analysis should mostly be creating targets and generating cross tab reports.
I prefer open source software so I can write customized reports within the software.
It turns out there is a wikipedia article that answers my question:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_intelligence_tools
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Let's say write a C library, and I want all versions of the source to carry my copyright/license, but I want users of the library distributing executable code, static or dynamically linked library to be a able to do so without restriction (including making reference to my particular license). Does such an open source license exist?
Both the zlib/libpng license and the Boost license fit those criteria.
There is always the DWTFYW License :)