Search Results for "startup"

...Versions have been in use since 2002 at tournaments all over the country. It is free for non-commercial use and modification. Please submit any bug reports or feature requests by emailing the author at the address listed on the Startup page in the workbook. Click on the green button above to download the current Div C version, or on the files link to get the Div B version (be sure to save to disk first, then open the files). There is also a version with test data pre-populated and numerous settings / errors to demonstrate the functionality of the program. ...

QST, the worlds unparalleled open source, multi-tenant, online/lan assessment software. From a quick quiz on your phone to very large scale, high stakes, proctored desktop testing, we make it easy/secure/economical. Our intuitive design contains features (Immediate detailed results, Create/Export/Import/Convert Questions, WYSIWYG/Visual Math-Chemistry Editors, Question/Item Bank, Multiple Question Types, Multiple Delivery Styles, Multiple Delivery/Results Options, Adaptive/Branching...

A collection of language packs for Vim. It won't affect your startup time, as scripts are loaded only on demand. It installs and updates 120+ times faster than the 598 packages it consists of. It is also more secure (scripts loaded for every filetype are generated by vim-polyglot). Best syntax and indentation support (no other features). Hand-selected language packs. Automatically detects indentation (includes a performance-optimized version of vim-sleuth, can be disabled).

The Open Guide to Equity Compensation is a plain-English handbook that explains how startup equity works for employees and founders. It walks through stock options, RSUs, vesting, cliffs, refresh grants, and exercise mechanics so readers understand both terminology and outcomes. Tax topics are covered at a practical level—AMT, 83(b), and how different equity types interact with taxes over time—so people can ask better questions of professionals.

...These files just need flashing to the appropiately sized SD card and then booting in your Pi, no install needed. You will need to use the dd command if the SD card is the same size as the image, if larger you can flash the SD card with "Startup Disk Creator" or similar. You should be able to login with root/root and in most Raspbian releases pi/raspberry for username/password and then change the passwords for security as well as creating any new users if you plan on using them. Notes specific to each OS will be listed in the relevant README files.