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Series: "The Language of God" Book Club (4 entries)
The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
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Read today's News Roundup for BioLogos-curated collection of articles analyzing and commenting on last week's debate between Bill Nye and Ken Ham—as well as some Valentine's Day amusements.
Watch to see whether the debate encourages the opinion that science and Christianity are at war. We don't think you have to choose sides.
Theological ideas about divine freedom and human reason were important reasons for adopting an intellectually modest, empirical approach to nature during the Scientific Revolution. The common picture of ongoing, inevitable conflict between science and religion is not only false, but perverse, for it prevents us from seeing the kinds of deep connections [between the two].
The affirmation of genuine chance and randomness in the universe does not rob the universe of meaning and purpose.
"All of a sudden, it was possible to grant a text deep authority (a 'high view of scripture' we say) while discounting neither our own experience, nor the historical experience of those writing, compiling, editing that same text. To put it differently, all of a sudden, history mattered—the history of the text itself, and the history of our interpretations of a text."
Ian Barbour died on Christmas Eve at the age of 90. He is credited by many to be the father of the contemporary academic discipline of science and religion.
If you're new to investigating the relationship between science and Christian faith, the Book Club is a great place to start the journey.
"I see BioLogos as an invaluable resource for parents who want to help their children grow as thoughtful, faithful Christians who make a real difference in today's world."
"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
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Forums >General Running>Paul Ryan Says He's Run Sub-3:00 Marathon
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That must be my Athlinks PR. Somewhere, buried deep in results sheets, there is something faster...I hope.
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I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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Time flies, my friend. Soon, he'll be off to college, and all you'll get (if you're lucky) is a text message every now and then. Enjoy every minute of every day!
Yeah but then they graduate and move back in.
Ryan confirms this was the race he was talking about.
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Dude. My first little baby is almost too big to pick up anymore and I'm teaching her to read. Seems like a couple months ago she was so small the preemie clothes fell off her. Sniff.
Yep, amazing how time flies. My sub 2#'er just finished his 1st week at university. Flashes of premie clothes and intubation and nostril oxygen flashed through my mind after I dropped him off and said goodbye.
Listening to the little one is much better than listening to / reading this thread.
Back to drywall (honey do list) work for me.
2014 Goals:
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A lot of people run marathons just to finish - I doubt a lot of the people I know who've done so even remotely remember their times. Certainly not if it happened over 20 years ago.
I ran. I ran until my muscles burned and my veins pumped battery acid. Then I ran some more.
Future Goals: 5:30 mile • 19:30 5k • 33:30 8k • 42:00 10k • 1:15:00 10-mile • 1:40:00 half-marathon • 1000 miles
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Perhaps true. But those people also don't brag that they were fast back in the day.
2014 Goals: sub-3 Marathon
Current Status 03/10: Tweaking the hell out in my Tobacco Road taper
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Even though I love it when republicans are caught saying big lies, I am willing give Ryan the benefit of the doubt and I assume he just misspoke. 1990 was before chips and I am willing to assume that it took him a couple minutes to cross the starting line at Grandmas and so his "net time" would have been just a little under four hours. I am willing to assume that he misspoke when he said "Under three, high twos. I had a two hour and fifty-something" he meant "Under four, high threes. I had a three hour and fifty-something." After all, it was a long time ago and he probably doesn't talk about it a lot. The last line on the the subject in the interview "I was fast when I was younger, yeah" does make him sound like an arrogant jerk however.
I assume he will state a number of other baldfaced lies in the campaign and I will let this one go.
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He probably went through the first mile in about four minutes.
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.
Umm...Yeah, now it hasn't been 20 years yet...but I remember my first marathon. I did it "just to finish" with my sister who barely ran more then 20 miles a week. We finished in 5:29:56 and I will NEVER forget that time! We wanted to beat 5:30 and she sprinted past me in the last 500 yds, but being the older sister I had to stick my chest out and beat her by a second in the end! I will never forget that race, even though I'm training for 2 more marathons coming up.
I'm not fast, I'm not even close to tops in my AG for distances over a 5K, but when I saw the wishy-washy sub-3 marathon time...I knew it was BS. and insulting. I know some have more natural talent and don't have to work as hard for a 4 hour marathon, but I'm busting my ass to try and get one in December. The fact that he just threw that time out there makes me feel angry and his apology doesn't do it justice.
But...I'm a Democrat. Who likes truthisms
The funniest thing is my husband is like why is THIS the lie you get pissed about?
ahhhh...good times. Politics are so F'ed.
It is interesting to me that Ryan believes he was fast while younger. In reality his "fast" was slower than Sarah Palin as a masters runner.
In an infinite universe, the one thing sentient life cannot afford to have is a sense of proportion
I hadn't heard about this until I saw this thread. It reminded me of this: Hillary "under fire" in Bosnia.
http://articles.cnn.com/2008-03-25/politics/campaign.wrap_1_sniper-fire-foreign-policy-clinton?_s=PM:POLITICS Now
I think this whopper was significant enough to help Obama's campaign for the nomination in 2008.
2012 Goals: 1:35-ish Half Mary ->(result 1:38:40). Bust the sub 20 5k barrier (19:54!!!!) and whoop the 1000 mile bunny (ok, bunny, you win).
What's interesting is the response"The other side did this too" (Hillary, Kerry) when caught in this obvious bending of the truth. Not sure I can ever get away with that with anyone in real life, not that I'd ever lie.
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With all due respect to the once famous "Sheriff" from Winnipeg, Shane Hnidy was a major drop-off for the Bruins by the time he returned to the team to add depth to the defense corps for the 2011 run to the Stanley Cup championship.
Bruins could eliminate Leafs in Game 5
The Bruins' 3-6 record in non-Game 7 elimination games under Claude Julien doesn't do anything to deter the coach heading into Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals Friday night at TD Garden.
"I'm trying to make it 4-6 tonight. How's that?" said Julien after his team's morning skate.
Bartkowkski has chance to make Bruins glad Iginla deal fell through
It was a wild ride Wednesday waiting for official word to come down that the Bruins had acquired Jarome Iginla from the Calgary Flames.
After all TSN reported it, so it had to be true.
Bruins business about done now that Bartkowski is signed
When he woke up Friday morning, Bruins defenseman Matt Bartkowski was the club's last remaining unsigned restricted free agent.
That changed by the afternoon when the team announced Bartkowski had been signed to a new one-year, two-way deal for the 2012-13 season.
Bartkowski, Kampfer keep colliding as Bruins' preseason continues
The Bruins will play their next-to-last preseason game against Ottawa tonight at TD Garden, and one of the position battles we expected to unfold during training camp is going down to the wire.
We all expected that when it came to a seventh defensemen, the Bruins were going to be picking between second-year pros Steven Kampfer and Matt Bartkowski. That competition has not disappointed.
Bartkowski joins the fray
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Rookie Matt Bartkowski has joined the Bruins for the club's first playoff practice today at Ristuccia Arena.
Bartkowski to get some games with Bruins' Providence farm club
Reduced to spectator status for the second half of the Bruins' 4-2 loss on Long Island last night, defenseman Matt Bartkowski will now get a chance to log some decent ice time over the rest of this weekend.
Pittsburgh up next for Bruins, so Bartkowski recalled from AHL
As expected, the Bruins this afternoon recalled defenseman Matt Bartkowski from the Providence (AHL) farm club on an emergency basis.
Bartkowski on his way to Pittsburgh
As if the Bruins weren't having enough problems, now they might add yet another rookie to their defense corps for their match-up with Pittsburgh Monday night.
P-Bruins: Still plenty to learn, develop for Kampfer & Bartkowski
PROVIDENCE – If you were to gauge the progress of first-year professional defensemen Steve Kampfer and Matt Bartkowski just on points, you'd be forced to say that Kampfer is the winner so far in the race to be the Boston Bruins' next defenseman with an offensive flair.
Bartkowski cut
The Bruins officially announced the assigning of Matt Bartkowski to Providence (AHL) this afternoon. He'll stay with the team in Prague, but cannot practice.
The team's roster now stands at the league maximum of 23, including third string goaltender Nolan Schaefer but not counting tryout forward Brian McGrattan.
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Reconsidering NCAA defensemen making the NHL leap
Up until recently, I wasn't sold on the idea of undersized rookie defensemen Steve Kampfer or Matt Bartkowski being legitimately in the Bruins' mix for the opening day roster.
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It sucks but this could be good for him. If he gets a substantial suspension without pay. It might help him more than anything else and really be more beneficial for him in the long run if it made him work on his problem, the guy is young and if he would mature. He could be a super star in the league.
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Reports coming out of the NBA reporter ranks that Sacramento has suspended DeMarcus Cousins indefinitely after another incident this week. Not good for Boogie. Needs to do some serious soul searching and self-reflection before this goes haywire on him.
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I want to see Cuz fulfill his talent more than anybody. He's one of my favorite players but when you've got OJ Mayo of all people saying you've got serious problems with immaturity then you've got serious problems with immaturity and you need to get your head out of your arse really quickly before you poop in your lungs.
Seriously though. Sactown either needs to deal him or get some pieces around him and a coach that he can co-exist with. I guarantee that these things wouldn't be happening under a coach like Doc Rivers for instance or several others in the league. I would bet that even though he's had some issues that there would be some takers for him around the league. He's still a top 5 big man easily and has the talent that probably only Dwight Howard can match. And really IMO he's better offensively by a mile than Dwight and could be just as dominant defensively if he made a commitment to getting in tip top shape. I still don't think he's in the shape that he needs to be in to become the player that he could be.
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I wish he goes to Spurs or something next year.
LOL, that would be FREAKING SWEET.
Greatest coach of all time coaching him. He will mature up. Combine Tim Duncan and Cousin in the center. That would just be absolutely disgusting.
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What fighter comes to mind first after reading the title of this topic. Every fighter has there rinkles, but which 1, to you, stands out the most, and makes u feel that it's only a matter of time soon to come before he gets exposed.
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damn man, you said it fuckin best. i'm interested to see how garcia would do against a counter type of himself, someone who sits waits and swings with power. bet that'd be a good fight. is there anyone who poses that kind of challenge?? ortiz, berto, peterson? matthyse? I know they are atleast inthe same weight range. i haven't seen enough of these other guys to make an honest assessment. for whatever reason i've never been compelled by gamboa. the rest i just haven't had a chance to catch besides fury. like you, only thing i seen on fury was the self inflicted uppercut lol I think a fight against a guy like ortiz would definitely be great against Garcia. Both extremely strong pretty good counter punching ability, but right now ortiz is huge so that's kind of out of the question. But a guy like Lucas who can take it as well as dish it out just as well if not better then Garcia I think would be trouble for him. A lot of people forget Garcia was having trouble with morales only a year ago, I actually had Erik up until the later rounds when he got wild and dropped. And i have a feeling that's gonna be furys highlight of his career Haha |
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AOL Gets Small With Outdoor Micro Data Centers
July 6th, 2012 By: Rich Miller
What might the outer limit for modular data centers look like? It could resemble the micro data center prototype unveiled this week by AOL. The rack-sized enclosure, which will live outdoors, is the first step in AOL's ambitious plan to reshape its infrastructure using small, unmanned IT facilities that can be managed remotely.
The new strategy builds upon AOL's work in deploying an "lights out" data center last year, according to Michael Manos, the CTO of AOL Services, who disclosed the micro data center design in a blog post. Manos said the high-density enclosure, which can house thousands of virtual machines, was deployed Wednesday at an AOL facility in Dulles, Virginia. Manos envisions a distributed network of micro data centers, allowing AOL to quickly roll out new IT capacity and create its own content distribution network (CDN).
"Out on a lonely slab of concrete in the back of one of the buildings our future has taken shape," Manos wrote. "The inherent flexibility of the design allows us a greater number of places around the planet where we can deploy capacity, and that is pretty revolutionary. We are no longer tied to traditional data center facilities or colocation markets. That doesn't mean we won't use them; it means we now have a choice."
Easy Deployment in Any Geography
The AOL Micro Data Center can run high-density server deployments in virtually any climate, and doesn't require the industrial-strength infrastructure typical of most data centers, according to Manos. "The power requirement for each box is easily sustained at any office building around the world," he said.
AOL's approach is a new take on a concept that has been on the market for a number of years. Companies like Elliptical Mobile Solutions, SGI (Rackable) and AST Modular were offering micro enclosures as early as 2008. These rack-sized units have been marketed for remote offices, mobile deployments and temporary IT capacity for the military or disaster relief. But they've been a niche product, as companies historically have been wary of deploying IT gear outdoors in small enclosures, preferring an indoor IT closet.
That attitude began to change as the industry challenged the assumption that server reliability would suffer at warmer temperatures. This realization prompted wider adoption of free cooling – the use of fresh air to cool servers and reduce data centers' reliance on power- hungry chillers and air conditioners. A number of companies, including Microsoft, incorporated free cooling into containerized data center designs that could live outdoors.
Modular Gets Smaller
Manos, who was previously the GM of Microsoft's data center operations, has applied those lessons to his vision for AOL's infrastructure of the future. "Having been an early adopter of container based solutions at Microsoft, I know a lot of the pitfalls, and this smaller form factor fixes many of those," said Manos.
The AOL Micro Data Center will feature a rack-size enclosure filled with servers and networking equipment, with hookups for power, networking and water. The unit will use use air-side economization (introducing outside air into servers to keep them cool) but will also include a direct expansion (DX) cooling systems, in which air passes over the cooling coil of an air conditioning unit. This configuration provides a combination of efficiency and reliability, allowing the system to use fresh air cooling as the default and switch to DX cooling if the weather gets too warm.
The micro data center can live on a slab outdoors. Manos said most units would be deployed in a fenced area monitored by security cameras.
"Security is always a concern, but in general these devices have more in common with equipment you would see in an equipment yard for most buildings than standard data center environments," he said. "Wide-scale deployed units won't have the fancy paint jobs and logos, so they will very much look at home in those equipment yards. Given the nature of our technology set, should a catastrophic event or malicious damage occur, we have the abilities to swing the IT load around to other nearby instantiations."
Form Factor for Hyperlocal Sites?
AOL's new approach to infrastructure is driven by the company's focus on content. As the company builds its portfolio of blogs and web sites – which includes The Huffington Post as well as blogs like Engadget and the Patch network of hyperlocal news sites – it is adopting a flexible infrastructure that can deploy server capacity quickly in locations with strong user populations.
With its first unmanned data center, AOL demonstrated the ability to deploy remotely-managed IT equipment in chunks of 500 kilowatts to 1 megawatt of server capacity. With the micro data enter, it is further shrinking its footprint and its budget.
"It can all be done in a very low cost envelope, compared to traditional build and operating costs," said Manos. "This gives us incredible flexibility on either entering new markets or driving more hyperlocal to our consumers. This is incredibly important for all of our products but particularly useful for platforms like Huffington Post and Patch, where these are key drivers and cost is an issue."
The small, standardized form factor of the AOL Micro Data Center allows it to be deployed quickly in multiple locations. This could also enable AOL to assemble an "edge network" of distributed nodes that move its content closer to end users, which would reduce the company's reliance on commercial content delivery networks like Akamai and Limelight. "Remember that we still have a Tier 1 ISP designation, and the ability to go local could allow us to do some very interesting edge compute services or just reduce operational costs on existing spend," said Manos.
Micro data centers have also figured in some interesting research on incorporating renewable energy into data center operations. Rutgers University and HP have coupled small data centers with photovoltaic arrays, allowing servers to run on solar power. This creates the potential for networks of micro data centers, each supported by solar power, that can operate together to enable a "follow the sun" strategy in which IT workloads shift across regions throughout the day.
Posted July 7th, 2012Google has been doing this for a while too, even putting cluster interconnects (CLIBs; deprecated) in modular server racks located outside the datacenter (but in the same city). Not publicized at all, but they're there hiding in plain sight.
Posted July 7th, 2012Wow!!!
Where's the physical security?
A small pickup truck could easily know this over. Even a VW Beetle could pull it over. Behind a fence? Well bolt-cutters work wonders. Bricks and block can fly. Refuse can be placed close enough to plug the vents. Even ladders reach to roofs.
Who thinks this stuff up?
Posted July 8th, 2012If you're not going to at least shelter it from the sun, don't paint the enclosure black. That's just stupid.
Some guy
Posted July 8th, 2012A photo like this is useless – there's nothing to reference its size to. Is it truly a 42U rack size or half rack? Is it the size of a Uverse pod?
And in response to Hand-H: security – the story did mention fences and security cameras.
Posted July 8th, 20121. of course no one is going to steal these
2. the reason people go to a colo is connectivity, peering, power and security – which is not exatly addressed by this.
3. congrats AOL you invented the telephone cabinet
Allah Ackbarf
Posted July 9th, 2012Connect it to redundant underground power and redundant underground fiber. Then failover to other cabinets scattered around the city in the event it gets hit by a car or broken into. Place cameras pointing at it from various locations that record only motion. Have it use radio equipment on police frequency in the event that the box is moved out of the area. Gps tracking visible to police on their MDTs, etc…
Have all the data stored remotely in separate SAN cabinets that are underground.
Load all software into memory that is wiped on the ground level remote cabinets in the unlikely event of a power loss or theft. (they got nothing! heh) Restored automatically from the underground SAN upon reboot.
They could be hooked redundantly to a backup wireless mesh network (encrypted) if they absolutely had to be for some reason. The possibilities are endless.
Someone tries to steal one, so what if it is rendered useless and is made to contain no residual data.
Allah Ackbarf
Posted July 9th, 2012Could always just be for backup during emergencies.
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Fence and street signs inside Arsenal showing the intersection of Talcott Avenue and Wainwright Road . Capt. George Talcott was Commanding Officer, September 23, 1816 to July 9, 1920. Capt. George Talcott, Jr., enlisted in the Third Co. soon after its organization. He became a corporal and sergeant in 1809, second lieutenant in 1810, first lieutenant in 1812 and captain in 1813. Lieut. Geo. Talcott, Jr., was elected captain of the Third Co. Later in 1813, he was commissioned in the regular army and afterward became known as one of the greatest ordnance experts in the country. Capt. Robert A. Wainwright was Commanding Officer, May 18, 1855 to May 12, 1859. Cadet at the Military Academy, July 1, 1831, to July 1, 1835, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to Bvt. Second Lieut., 5th Infantry, July 1, 1835. Served: on frontier duty at Ft. Howard, Wis., 1835 36; in Operations in Creek Nation, 1837. At the Military Academy, as Asst. Instructor of Infantry Tactics, Aug. 31, 1837, to Aug. 14, 1838; as Asst. Ordnance Officer at Watervliet Arsenal, N. Y., 1838 40, ? and at St. Louis Arsenal, Mo., 1840; in command of Little Rock Arsenal, Ark., 1840; as Asst. Ordnance Officer at St. Louis Arsenal, Mo., 1840 41, ? and at Watervliet Arsenal, N. Y., 1841 42; in command of Kennebec Arsenal, Me., 1842 47; in the War with Mexico, 1847 48, commanding Saltillo Ordnance Depot; in command of Kennebec Arsenal, Me., 1848 51, ? of Detroit Arsenal, Mich., 1851 55, ? and of Watertown Arsenal, Mass., 1855 59; as Chief of Ordnance of the Department of New Mexico, Aug. 16, 1859, to July 13, 1861. Served during the Rebellion of the Seceding States, 1861 66: in arming the fortifications of New York harbor, Aug. 15, 1861, to Oct., 1862; and in command of New York Ordnance Depot, Oct., 1862, to Mar. 29, 1864, ? of Benicia Arsenal, Cal., May 31, 1864, to Dec. 2, 1866. Died, Dec. 22, 1866, at Benicia Arsenal, Cal.: Aged 52. Buried, Congressional Cemetery, Washington, DC.
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For the love of all things holy, pair Jordan in midfield with Lucas. Either that or put him in the hole behind Suarez. Really anything other than out wide because we're seeing what he can do when he's in the middle
MARTIN KELLY!!! awwwww yah, i love it when a defender gets a few tackles, takes the ball upfield AND scores!!! plus anyone think that he kinda looks like Mario Gomez, with his hair like that hahaha just a thought
Liverpool 1 goal and 2 assists! nice to see.
Apparently the U-19 side has even more Liverpool players in it!
Apparently the U-19 side has even more Liverpool players in it!
Because of 1 shot? Haha mate, for a man u fan you are pretty funny. Ronaldo used to pass a whole lot eh?
Great player but agreed he need's to get his head up once in a while. Looking forward to seeing how he develops under Wenger though.
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After several months of back and forth discussions about how this screen should look and operate, Microsoft suggested presenting browsers in alphabetical order without favoring any particular option. While regulators in Europe seemed fond of the plan, they opened the proposal for public comment -- and at least one Mozilla developer is voicing her concerns against it.
In a long blog post yesterday, Jenny Boriss, a Firefox user experience designer, said the current layout gives an unfair advantage to Apple's Safari browser over the competition because it will show up first on the list. Curiously, one of the alternatives she proposes is ordering browsers by market share but excluding Internet Explorer. This deliberate piece of doublethink would obviously give Firefox the privilege of first place instead.
In all fairness she also mentions a couple other alternatives like randomizing the lineup altogether or adjusting the random probability in the browser juggling order, so each browser gets the percentage chance of being first in accordance with its assessed usage share, and users can make a more informed decision.
It should be noted that her personal comments were not made on behalf of the Mozilla Foundation, so it's unclear if they'll submit any of this to European regulators. In the end, the average user probably won't care about how this ballot screen is presented as long as they can get online fast and without complications.
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typical logic from these people
One word: WTF?!
Pretty sure the word 'apple' is what gives them an unfair advantage.
Good god people. "this soup's too hot, this ones too cold, this one is still just slightly warm, ...on second thought i don't want any soup, what else do you have?"
every browser maker is going ot b**** and moan if there is even the slightest chance that their competitors have an "advantage." well here is the solution for you morons NO BALLOT SCREEN! If you want your browser included in the windows install talk to the OEM's and strike a deal! It makes me sick that thye just expect something for free, this isn't the IE vs Netscape days. uggg, i could write a really long rant like i have so many itmes before about this but i am burned out.
your Broswers shouldn't even be there in the first place, just be glad you got anyhting and shut the hell up.
In a Land Called "Browsertopia"
The thing with "news" item is, it's actually left me speechless. Wow, hat's off to whomever.
No wait, I have an idea! Why not make "Web Browser" a desktop icon in Windows! Then use a randomizer program to govern which browser launches at that given instant. Viola, and we're a doubleclick away from Nirvana! All dissent would be squelched, or at least be rendered completely moot. Then, with the careful design of browser themes, they could all made to appear identical. IE, Firefox, Opera, who cares which one is running, turn 'em upside down and they all look alike.
This would also generate work for the IT community, in case the newly minted "browser test pilots" prove so insufferably stupid that they can't manage their bookmarks across multiple platforms. Me, I'm gonna wait for the book version, "Web Browsing for Euro-Dummies"!
This is just ridiculous. I really think Microsoft has done more than enough. Windows is their product, they should be able to include whatever software they want (and why not include their own). I absolutely hate Internet Explorer (I'm a Firefox user), but it makes no sense to force Microsoft to include their competitors products in their own operating system. It's completely ridiculous.
Can't we all just get along?
Microsoft needs to start laughing at these morons and WALK AWAY. Seriously, I'm half tempted to not even use Firefox after reading this. YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANT.
Well, I tell you.
If I ever drink the koolaid and buy an apple product - that SnowKitty OS had better damn well include the option to install Internet Explorer or I am going to sue someone!
I certainly agree with Mozilla. A randomized browser sequence is the most fair amongst these companies. What they should do is randomize them with every attempt to install Windows. I think that would be the best solution.
I still think the whole Ballot Screen thing is ridiculous.
If Microsoft can't supply there browser with their OS, why is Apple allowed to supply their earphones with their Ipod's?
That's an unfair advantage of Apple vs. other Earphone makers!
Ipod's should come with a note, listing all earphones, and all possible locations where to buy them.
"That's an unfair advantage of Apple vs. other Earphone makers!
Ipod's should come with a note, listing all earphones, and all possible locations where to buy them."
There you go again with that logic thing... remember you're talking about the EU (where I live now)... it's not about what makes sense or is fair... it's about having rules... rules to protect a bureaucracy not people
This is stupid. Mozilla is acting like a little child.
They wan't to list it the browsers with the most market share but Internet Explorer doesn't count cause they cheat ??
well, mozilla is right in a way.
many people who know nothing about software, but bought an ipod or an iphone will say "apple safari" and pick it because they think it is good, not knowing that firefox and chrome would give them a better experience.
Thats been my point, this ballot screen is going to do NOTHING to "impower" or make for a smarter customer, they are still making a blind decision... Its just something other than IE.
Thats not true. It doesnt matter how much you know about software. People are going to choose who they want to choose based on previous experience and based on what they do know regardless of how little it is. If i was given a list of browsers to choose from I would scroll through that list to find Mozilla because that it what i have been using for years and that is what i have been happy with. You people all leave ridiculous comments and non of them make any sense.
If they do make the ballot screen and any particular company wants to be first on the list they should have to pay microsoft to be in that position. who ever pays the most will; hold the highest position on the list. With the OS being owned by Microsoft and IE being owned by Microsoft obviously IE would be the #1 choice on the list no matter what. Its a no brainer.
Why can't Windows have IE, Apple have Safari, Linux have Firefox, and Finally the upcoming Google OS have Chrome. Then when you want a different browser you go to the website and install it. Problem Solved.
I think anyone who wants to use a different browser is going to whether MS put it there or not, I think Mozilla and other browser makers are just being lazy, if they want people to use their browser they should advertise more to get people to use it!
I dont see apple being made to have a page asking people if they want safari or firefox on their mac or if they want iTunes or windows media player as their media player (yes i know there isnt windows media player for mac im just saying)
You dont walk in to an Apple store and the guy offers you a Nokia phone as well as an iPhone, at the end of the day they would do the same if it was them. I know MS have a big market share but the fight over what browser people use should be the same as any other, I very much doubt that Google, when they make their OS are going to ask people if they want IE or firefox, its just gonna be Chrome.
You make me feel proud of the great balance there is within TechSpot's community. In other online circles it's all about Apple and other fanboyism. Microsoft generally gets bashed one way or the other, but that's obviously not happening here.
Either that or government (EU in this case) being an even better target than MS itself
You know what why dont they stop sellin windows in the eu cause all their officals do is ***** and milk ms and also drop all support so its linux apple or nothing and then when apple gets everyone they will be pounced on by the eu and possibly end up doing the same thing. If all the eu can do is demand money off microsoft and other companies to sell their products there why don't they get stuffed and make their own bloody products.
I totally think it is being over thought. ABC order is best, although random order is interesting. The thing is, they should have a message that explains to the user, the ordering. Simple as that... people are not stupid to go oh! Apple's is first... more or less people would choose more on how cool the logo looks if they do not already have a browser in mind. And well Firefox has the coolest logo IMHO. But then again, different age groups will find there own feel for what logo is pleasing.
I think Jenny wants "Mozilla Firefox" to be the only choice available, or if not the only one, the top one regardless of the order of the rest. I think she wants MSIE removed from the list altogether. That's fair. WTF!!!!!!
MS should grow a pair and pull Windows out of the EU market. Including all service and updates to existing packages. This rule (even though its been deemed as law) is ridiculous. IE is a microsoft product. Thousands for example could be made like above with the iPod coming with apple earphones.
Dell computer with an Acer Monitor
Chevy with a Saab engine
Mattel toys with Fisher-price accessories
Withhold Microsoft, and wait until they come crying back (my wife does it to me all the time)
I am really sick of all this "ballot screen" talk. Just pop in a few icons any which darn way and let the user pick what they want to install. As long as it's not an ape installing the browser it won't make any difference.
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