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Chicago Erlang Users - August 2014
LambdaPad - Static Site Generation in Erlang Garrett Smith Garrett will present a new tool for creating static web sites - LambdaPad. LambdaPad lets you create content... Learn more
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Matthew Jordan's family thank public for their support
The family of Matthew Jordan have issued a statement thanking people for their "support and kind words and actions".
The family of Matthew said:
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"We would like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone for all of your support and kind words and actions in trying to help us to find Matthew.
"For those of you that knew him, it represents what a fantastic, friendly and humorous person he was. For those of you who didn't know him, yet still put a lot of your time and effort into searching for him, it shows that people in your community do care, are selfless, and have a wonderful team spirit. You have been truly fantastic and we feel part of the community now.
"Thank you to all who have searched both professionally and personally, with special thanks to Mountain Rescue, lake search teams, Dan and the volunteer group, and thanks to Low Wood Hotel for their kind hospitality.
"Everyone has been a great tower of strength to us over the past few difficult weeks. You all took Matthew to your hearts and made it your mission to find him. Without all of your help we would have been lost.
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Haha, straight out of the playbook from last year. It must have worked well for sub sales when they did it for Two-Bad. It's smart too, since Ninjor has a belt suited for Jitsu, people will want more than one.
Mattycollector facebook post states no day of sale for Ninjor. Shocker!!
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Haha, straight out of the playbook from last year. It must have worked well for sub sales when they did it for Two-Bad. It's smart too, since Ninjor has a belt suited for Jitsu, people will want more than one.
Not surprising. The last minute effort to get the boost in subscriptions after the small boost shown today. The question is, will it really work this time? As we have seen, Fang Man, Sea Hawk, and Clamp Champ have been made available this year with easy availability. So the only true benefit for subscribers is getting it when it is first available. They really should have done better with this tactic than they have so far.
Don't let ANGELLA, DRAGSTOR, BLAST ATTACK, SSSQUEEZE, MULTI-BOT, ROTAR, TWISTOID, SAUROD, PEEKABLUE, PERFUMA, AND MARA get away! Sign up for a 2015 subscription this weekend and complete your collection!
No worries. I bought my subs.
IMO the entire 2015 line should be sub only.
Im getting 1 sub, gonna have to find a 2nd on the 2ndary market.
My tribute to MOTUC video using still photos of MOTUC figures with filmation music : http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...ibute-to-MOTUC
Top want list: Evil Seed, Snake Mountain Man, Mask of Power Demons, Dree-Elle, Uncle Montork, Mini-Comics Beast-Man, 200x Beast-Man, Teela 2.0, Battle-Ram, Snake Mountain, & a hardcover collection of all the mini-comics.
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Even though we have a sub exclusive figure, what we really need is a pack-in with another figure that will not be made available for DOS. Doesn't matter who it comes with, just make it known at sign up time this is going to happen sometime in 2015. Say a filmation Hordak head...
Bummer, I needed an extra Ninjor. I've got 2 subs and will be selling off most of that 2nd sub, so definitely not picking up a 3rd. Looks like it's ebay. I'm sure I can pick up one fairly cheap. I just need the buck.
Am I upset about this. Nope.
Oh great, the one with two heads and many of us would like to have an extra of to display both ways is the one they won't have DOS. I hate these games we have to go through.
Be sure to read Book of Evil Part 2: The Bells of Doom, only in the He-Man.org Fan Fic & Media forums!
Wait, so no Day-Of for either Ninjor or Huntara?
Two months no DOS; oh they're goin' harcore. It is on.
"Whoever says money is evil...doesn't have it"- Boiler Room
I feel bad for DOS folks who want a Ninjor only, but I just want 2015 to happen so bad, I don't really care what tricks and gimmicks they try.
That, and I'm not a big fan of the long ponytailed extra Ninjor head, nor would put that 200x belt on my Jitsu.
Mattel might have sold more subs if they had shown Multi-Bot at SDCC instead and made him DOS only. I know some folks (including me) want to make a Mega Beast.
Huntara has no DOS either????....????? Has this been confirmed?
Nice one, Matty. We've seen how no DOS works with Sea Hawk and Clamp Champ. Fans were able to get the leftover CS stock later.
The Blonde Teela (Battleground and Alcala Teela) Thread
The Cloak and Dagger Evil-Lyn (The Real 200X Evil-Lyn) Thread
MegaGearMax's 200X/MYP Screen Grabs
Sagitar Cloak and Dagger Evil-Lyn 200X Prince Adam 200X Sorceress
Sssqueeze Angella Perfuma Evilseed (MYP)
Whomever from Mattel that created this "marketing strategy" needs to be fired. Do they really think they get extra subscriptions sold by holding back one important figure from the line from DOS? How many people that would like an extra Ninjor would buy another sub just to get that one extra figure that they want?
This marketing strategy that started with Fang Man did the complete opposite for me. I had one sub and was buying extras on sale days except for the variant figures. When I learned that I would not be able to get an extra Fang Man,(at that time), then that ended my buying of extras and I only get what I get from the sub.
I just can't believe that they use this tactic on figures that they would get extra sales on....even by their subscriber fanbase whom may only have one sub and would buy an extra on DOS day. And even when they do finally put them on sale a year later, the excitement to have them has all ready disappeared. It wasn't just customer replacement stock....Fang Man, Clamp Champ, and Seahawk all lasted quite a while. Those without a sub....be patient and you will get your Ninjor in a year.
I just wanted to let Mattel know that this tactic backfired on them from me, and they get less sales from me because of it.
Keep The "Classicized" 200x Heads in MOTUC!
Matty Savings For the Year because of No DOS Purchases: $210
From Q1, Lizard Man was always my main wanted character.
10 figures I'd like: 10/Filmation Tung Lashor, 9/Saurod, 8/Perfuma (for completeness of POP ONLY!), 7/Sprag, Sprocker and Spritina, 6/Peekablue, 5/Hunga the Harpy, 4/Sssqueeze, 3/Filmation Clawful, 2/Dylamug, 1/Queen Angella.
Just like a ninja!
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Top want list: Evil Seed, Snake Mountain Man, Mask of Power Demons, Dree-Elle, Uncle Montork, Mini-Comics Beast-Man, 200x Beast-Man, Teela 2.0, Battle-Ram, Snake Mountain, & a hardcover collection of all the mini-comics.
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Doesn't matter his extras will be available in 2016. This tactic is now transparent after Seahawk, Fang Man, and Clamp Champ.
I will then either sell Ninjor to a DOS fan that actually wants Ninjor or use his buck for something else.
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Look, you've probably got your IMAX midnight tickets booked, so this is almost unnecessary to say. But it's certainly the most anticipated film of the month for 90% of the population, and there's no way this wasn't going to be atop this list. After all, while he's had dodgy patches (most notably the third act of "Batman Begins"), Christopher Nolan rarely puts a foot wrong, and trailers so far have been highly promising, suggesting an epic and expansive conclusion to his superhero trilogy. We do have our reservations in advance: will the film suffer from too many characters? Will Bane feel like a disappointment as a villain after the Joker in "The Dark Knight?" Will that two-hour-forty-five running time be indulgent? It remains to be seen. But In Nolan We Trust.
When? July 20th
Yorgos Lanthimos' "Dogtooth" was something of a slow-burn; it took over a year from its Cannes premiere to reach U.S. audiences, and even then wasn't exactly a wide release. But it gained the Greek director plenty of fans, made many year-end top 10 lists, and was even an unlikely nominee for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards. His follow-up has had a similarly lengthy path to the U.S, but ten months after its Venice premiere, it will land, and it rocks. About four strangers who operate a service where they stand in for the deceased for those grieving them, it's stranger, richer and more original than even "Dogtooth," and it's beautifully framed construction confirms the director as one of the most exciting talents in world cinema. In a summer that's been a little thin on decent foreign-language fare, this is one of the real treats. Read our original review from Venice here.
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DG | July 2, 2012 3:05 PM
Yay for TDKR, Killer Joe and Alps. I'm on the fence about Ruby Sparks though. Anyone else think Little Miss Sunshine was kinda over rated? I thought it was ok but felt like too much of a conflation of a bunch of other indie movies (the climax sort of felt too similar to the 'SParkle Motion' scene in Donnie Darko for example). The trailer for Ruby looks good tho.
AS | July 2, 2012 11:38 AM
The Dark Knight Rises
Killer Joe
Even if only one of those films blows me away, it'll be a pretty good month. Here's hoping Stone brings the brutal, violent goods this time!
Chris | July 2, 2012 11:31 AM
"Never quite came together" is surely one of the nicest things anyone has ever said about Stone's "Alexander."
MARK | July 2, 2012 11:21 AM
Only 2 movies on this list have my interest. Well, 1 1/2 really. Dark Knight Rises is an absolute, must-see for me. The Watch looks like it could go either way.


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Stephen Hawking biopic: Big on romance, not so much with the science?
Re: Mr Hawking – Over-rated - Big Bang Mythology
So complicated maths mean it must be correct ? of course I understand now
Good grief of course not, that's a really stupid thing to deduce from what I wrote.
Correlation does not imply causation.
There is obviously no link between the complexity and correctness or otherwise, why I mentioned it was because if you had seen the maths involved in the fine detail of the big bang theory and understood any of it, then "simple" is not a word you would ever contemplate using. (Unless you were perhaps a former Lucasian professor of mathematics or had studied maths to a similar level)
Re: Mr Hawking – Over-rated - Big Bang Mythology
The simplistic big bang theory is impossible to prove or disprove
simplistic? If you think it's simple then you plainly do not understand it and if you don't understand it you are in no position to pass judgement upon it.
Simple - sheeesh, he plainly hasn't seen the maths involved.
As for a simple correlation but not proof, the universe is expanding, if you run the clock backwards what do you get and when do you get it? (for one answer see what Hawking & Hubble had to say)
Stalwart hatchback gets a plug-in: Volkswagen e-Golf
Re: Frunk?
Front wheel drive.
BAD VIBES: High-speed video camera records your voice from trash
Insufficient data
The signal processing of the video wasn't in anything like real time: "Processing each video typically took 2 to 3 hours using MATLAB on a machine with two 3.46 GHz processors and 32 GB of RAM"
Without knowing the length of the videos in question that is a useless statistic. If each video was 1 to 2 hours long then that's quite good, if they were around 10 to 15 seconds then there's a lot of work to be done.
Good to see a nicely ambiguous heading from El Reg, there's no way this could ever reconstruct the audio from old silent movies but of course that claim is never made or explicitly implied, the oblique suggestion is plausibly deniable - well done chaps!
UK.gov wants public sector to rip up data protection law
New Government Slogan
"Propagating inaccurate personal data since 2015"
I assume that citizens will be given the right to review and edit?
What d'ya mean "not a fucking chance"?
Well that's something to look forward to.
Thirteen Astonishing True Facts You Never Knew About SCREWS
Re: The simple answer is usually the obvious one
You're all wrong. My extensive research in this area leads me to believe the screw is in a state of quantum flux.
The behaviour of screws and screwdrivers while superficially similar are actually different processes, the screw as has been frequently observed is driven by pure malice and will strive to hide itself in the most awkward place and if possible will cause pain when located and does employ quantum effects to relocate without passing through the intervening space.
Screwdrivers however employ dimensional gyroscopy where the turning action generates a force at right angles to the axis of rotation but as it is unable to rotate along either of the other 2 normal axes the force builds up until the screwdriver can not store any more energy and it moves at right angles to all the normal 3 dimensions which results in it jumping forward in time.
Obvious really.
Re: The simple answer is usually the obvious one
Pah, it's not a vortex or invisibility as any fule kno, what screwdrivers exhibit is defocused temporal stability which means they can jump into the future so they reappear in the exact place you have already searched several times.
Adam Afriyie MP: Smart meters are NOT so smart
A bit before my time but I seem to recall the refrain was "Electricity too cheap to meter", that worked a treat didn't it.
There is no reason to be profligate just because we have high generating capacity, anyway replacing all generating with nuclear wouldn't work as nuclear is only really suitable for the baseline generation we'd still need near-line generators that can be rapidly brought on line to meed transient demand or to fill in when there's little wind, this can be done with hydro or gas both of which can go from idle to generating in a few minutes, to take coal or nuclear from idle to full capacity can take hours or even days.
Anyway generating with fusion is only 20 years away and that will really be a game changer, strangely fusion has been "20 years away" for the last 30 or so years but we'll get there eventually.
Flamewars in SPAAACE: cooler fires hint at energy efficiency
Re: More efficient when colder?
Considering that heat of chemical reactions expanding gasses is what makes internal combustion engines work
No it's not, the expansion due to heat does have a slight contribution but the main force is the creation of gasses by burning liquid fuel, gasses occupy a greater volume than the progenitor fuels and it's that change that drives the engine.
A steam engine does utilize the expansion but that's a phase change not just gasses expanding as they get hotter.
Porsche Panamera S E-Hybrid: The plug-in for plutocrats
11 year old SLK 320 for 5% - Great car if you only need 2 seats and don't do a lot of miles, mpg is pretty dire but car is super comfy.
Apple fanbois SCREAM as update BRICKS their Macbook Airs
Your Lordship
even tho it was well over 6 months past the 1 year warranty
As you are a member of the peerage I must assume you live in the UK in which case the statutory warranty is 2 years (the influence of those evil Europeans, dreadful isn't it) so they had to replace it.
For design faults there is no limit to the age where the responsibility lies although some common sense is employed here.
Strangely few US based suppliers make it obvious that there is a statutory 2 year warranty, tacitly encouraging consumers to believe in the US style 1 year warranty.
New BOMB detect-o-tech 'could give sniffer dogs competition': TRUE
Re: As for testing...
Or somebody who handles playing cards coated with nitro-cellulose (admittedly a bit rare these days but still extant) or a heart patient with a bottle of "Nitrolingual" (a mixture of ethanol, a few micrograms of nitroglycerine and a soupçon of mint oil) in his or her pocket or any of a dozen other potential false positives.
There's NOTHING on TV in Europe – American video DOMINATES
Another breakthrough from the centre for establishing the obvious.
So a single country with a population of over 300 million produces more programming than 20 or so countries with an average population of around 30 million and having to cater to half a dozen different languages.
In other news: Fire is hot.
That stirring LOHAN motto: Anyone know a native Latin speaker?
Re: to the pub
"it's clearly in the wrong order and not very latin really."
Yeah, sorry about that but I learnt what little latin I do have from the Asterix books which when I think about it might not have been the most accurate source.
FLAPE – the next BIG THING in storage
Re: Disk is a lot faster.
"The contemplated disk scheme is a very conservative RAID 1/0, and is still massivly cheaper than tape."
Absolutely, if you have a few hundred tapes. However if you have a few hundred thousand tapes the economics change.
It does happen, I used to work for a well known telecommunications company in one of their many data centres and we had well over 1/4 million tapes spread between on and off site stores. There were also about 20 cassette loaded drives (12 tapes per cassette) and 7 sodding great robotic libraries (1 stand alone and 2 interlinked clusters of 3) each with lots of drives.Really we weren't as interested in speed as data integrity so we just made do with lots of duplication but that also did help the speed of data retrieval.
We never had any problems with "the logistics of the tape-handler robots getting very ugly very fast" in fact the robotic libraries were a treat to work with, just load and forget (every bloody day), better than the cassette drives that ask for the cassette of tapes to be changed every hour or so. Got to have something for the tape monkeys to do.
Re: @another_vulture
It is rather generous but I suspect it includes controllers, cases, power supplies, cabling, replacements, an area within a building to stick it all, air conditioning, electricity and labour spread over a 10 year time scale. When you include all the costs over several years it is not a hugely excessive estimate.
Considering just the purchase cost of the hardware is rather naive.
Re: Disk is a lot faster.
You do realize that tape can be striped as well, totally negating your argument?
Also you'd need some backup for the backup if you were spreading a file over 200 drives and that way madness lies.
Say wha?
"This [Flape] combination of technologies when used for long-term archiving can save IT departments as much as 300 per cent of their overall IT budget over the course of 10 years."
I spent some time seeing if I could come up with an even stupider way of saying "could save up to 30% of the budget" but failed, well done those chaps, good work but terrible writing skills.
UK.gov's data grab and stab law IMMINENT as Drip drips through House of Lords
Learn from history, or not.
"Legislate in haste repent at leisure"
Except this bunch of maniacs wouldn't know how to repent.
LOHAN seeks stirring motto for spaceplane mission patch
ad astra et ad taverna
(To the stars and the pub)
Watch: DARPA shows off first successful test of STEERABLE bullet
An ACME product?
Bloody clever of course but the name! Sounds like something Wile E Coyote would buy from ACME.
That's All Folks....
LG unfurls flexible SEE-THROUGH 18-inch display
Re: Patent This!
How about instead of one spinning screen, have three (or more) transparent screens in front of each other with gaps between them, have the background on the rear screen the foreground on the front screen and everything else on the middle screen. No idea how to prepare a suitable image, I suspect they'd need some of those computer thingies to work out what's what.
Not full blown 3D of course but would give an impression of depth and perspective without having to spin something up, mind you to make this work I think the screens need to be more transparent than these early iterations.
Beer in SPAAAACE! London Pride soars to 28,000m
Possible scientific merit
The beer outside the payload bay simultaneously boiled and froze
Never occurred to me that beer would have a triple point, determining that could be of some interest, I wonder if I could get sponsorship to find the triple points of a number of ethanol based beverages - There must be a good reason to do this apart from the necessarily comprehensive before and after taste tests.
Apple fanbois to talk at the iWatch, INSPECTOR GADGET style – report
How much?
300 American Dollars which will probably translate to 300 real English pounds or 300 of those big chocolate coins used on mainland Europe.
I know Apple users are gullible, but are they that gullible?
Physicist proposes 1,000-foot state-sized walls to stop tornadoes
Re: We need a bigger shovel
No, there may be slight technical difficulties with the time machine bit, the trick would be to drill down, you're bound to hit high pressure magma eventually, as soon as you hit magma run away (very fast) and then wait for a while, perhaps do a bit of guiding the lava with fire-hoses possibly even squirting liquid nitrogen for rapid cooling. After all, what could possibly go wrong?
That's no plane wreck, that's a Google Wi-Fi balloon
Re: Compensation?
It's good that Google have offered to pay. It will be appreciated by the people concerned and probably go towards patching a hole in the fire station roof.
Yes I was being rather mischievous and I'm certain that Google will pay the full amount.
I'm also sure their accountants will consider it a one-off extraordinary expense that can be written off 100% against tax so tell me, who is really paying for it?
"promised to recompense emergency services for their time and effort"
No too specific are they? "Recompense" could mean anything from paying the full cost of the exercise to sending the participants a token (tax deductible) gift of some kind, I hope those chaps (and chapesses of course) enjoy their free Google tee shirts.
Special Friday Google related bonus quiz:
Q: What's the difference between cynicism and pragmatism?
A: What do you mean "difference"?
KA-BOOOM! Boffins blow up mountain to make way for telescope
Re: better still
Just what you need for a mountain top observatory, lot's of radioactive rocks to cut down on the heating & lighting bills.
How practical is an electric car in London?
Re: @ecofeco
Using a fuel cell to break down ethanol then using the power liberated to turn an electric motor is not significantly more efficient than burning the ethanol in an ICE to get the motive force also the materials needed to make fuel cells are expensive and get spoilt quite quickly so a fuel cell would probably have a far shorter life span than a ICE.
Heart patients will often carry nitrolingual spray, which is just harmless nitroglycerine dissolved in tasty ethanol with a hint of mint oil. This stuff burns like petrol and without the mint oil could be a possible petrol replacement.
'Hashtag' added to the OED – but # isn't a hash, pound, nor number sign
Re: " + the surname Thorpe."
AFAIK the reasoning behind the name octothorpe was that it 'looked' like a village surrounded by 8 fields.
Frank Muir: Well that sounds so attractively plausible I'll have to say (shuffles around desk for card), Bluff!
Robert Robinson: And you Patrick?
Patrick Campbell: W,w,w,well in that era they'd p,p,p,probably wouldn't use the prefix octo, it'd be hectothorpe so I'll have to go along with Fr,r,rank on t,t,t,this one, Bluff.
And so on until the Beeb canned Call my Bluff.
Here come Samsung's, er, Barnes & Noble's new Galaxy Tab, er, Nook fondleslabs
Rubbish software for Nooks
I bought a Nook HD+ last year when they dropped the prices and it was probably one of the best purchases I've made for a long time however the software they provide to browse their bookstore program is total crap, you can search on broad categories such as "Science Fiction" and there are some further sub-divisions such as "Space Opera" and the results are shown 24 to a page with no way to sort or save your place so a list of 40,000 books has to be viewed sequentially in no discernible order.
I guarantee nobody has ever made it past page 10 of 1,600 and they wonder why they don't sell much, curiously their web site does have some "sort by" options.
Euro judges: Copyright has NOT changed, you WON'T get sued for browsing the web
Re: Lord Sumption
And his wife would be Con short for Connie, "Lady Con Sumption" has interesting connotations (Lord Notation is another one)
Japanese finally produce a ROBOT which isn't DEAD INSIDE
Life, don't talk to me about life!
Let's hope it has a hackable or open API, it would make a splendid GPP prototype to emulate Marvin however I think there was a slight spelling error, this thing has has a brain the size of a plant, and a really small one at that.
Spammer sprung to run Russian national payment system
When a poacher is given a job as gamekeeper he is normally expected to give up the poaching, not in Russia it seems.
Google's driverless car: It'll just block our roads. It's the WORST
How will it pay the toll over the Severn Bridge
This is Google we're talking about, they already know everything about you so taking the toll directly from your bank account (plus 5% handling charge) would be trivial.
Of course the guided coin cannon might be tricky, alternatively arrangements with the toll operators shouldn't be impossible, but less entertaining.
Inevitable but...
I can see these becoming common for town and city use but for rural and motorway journeys I'm not convinced.
My main worry is of legal responsibility, say you have a "platoon" of 20 cars hurtling along and one somewhere in the middle has a catastrophic blow out, with the between car distances proposed I don't see how the following cars can avoid a mighty smash-up which would invariably spread into the other lanes, a huge disaster that insurers will not be keen to pay as with no driver in control ultimate responsibility is hard to apportion.
US DoJ to appeals court: Haha, no, seriously – Apple totally inflated ebook prices
Re: Slap 'em with a small fine
What, per book sold?
Did NASA probe detect a KILLER GAMMA-RAY burst in Andromeda?
explain what "Off-Axis" means in this context
Ejections from rotating bodies tend to occur from the poles like a pair of searchlight beams, on-axis means being in line with one of the poles and getting washed with whatever is sprayed out.
Tesla's TOP SECRET gigafactories: Lithium to power world's vehicles? Let's do the sums
Not just Li
Lithium batteries don't just contain Lithium so while there may be no shortage of Lithium the same is not necessarily true for all the other elements required. There are many different chemistries of Li battery some use Chromium, some Vanadium, others Silver, Cobalt or Manganese for the cathode or electrolyte and there might not be quite so much of these elements.
ET hunter: We will find SPACE ALIENS in 20 years
Re: Space is big. Very big...
More than 100 billion galaxies
That's the "observable" universe the debate over is the universe finite or infinite is still unresolved, if the universe is infinite then other life is guaranteed, even if it's just a duplicate of us.
"A duplicate?" - It works like this: there are only so many ways to combine atoms to form a galaxy, it's a big number, very big, vastly incredibly big, but it's not infinite so in an infinite universe there must be another Milky Way galaxy with another Earth and another George W. Bush - damn, it's not all good then.
Personally I doubt if the universe is infinite because of the Pauli exclusion principle, but that's a whole different barrel of quantum weirdness.
eBay slammed for daft post-hack password swap advice
Re: Password strength
It check all the words in dictionary and Celebrity names.
Pairs and triplets.
all the words in the dictionary? quickly? Maths again I'm afraid, my spellcheck dictionary has over 100,000 words but let's say a password centric dictionary has just 20,000 words that gives 8,000,000,000,000 triplets and 400,000,000 pairs but it's worse than that as each word needs an all caps, all lower case and lower case with a starting cap versions, then number prefixes and suffixes means for just that lot at 1,000,000 guesses a second would take about 15 years.
To have any chance of working in a reasonable timeframe you'd want to limit the dictionary to 2,000 to 3,000 words max (2 to 7 hours using the same assumptions). So that's a few hundred celebrities, a couple of hundred common names, stuff likes signs of the zodiac, towns and cities, names of sports teams, lots of swearwords and that leaves space for about 1,000 to 1,500 common words. With a little common sense it should be trivial to think of a password that's reasonably resistant to dictionary attack. It helps if you can't spell properley (sic).
A dictionary attack might want to try substituting zeros for O's ones for l's etc - I couldn't be bothered to work out what proportion of words on average have letters suitable for substitution but I'd imagine it would probably double the time taken.
Really unless you use a really stupid short password the chances of it being guessed are pretty slim, after stupidity the dangers are mainly:
1) social engineering where you are coerced probably unknowingly to disclose your password or reveal enough for someone to make a good guess.
2) multiple use of the same or similar passwords for disparate purposes.
3) theft of login database contents.
As for writing the passwords down, yes absolutely, if someone has gained access to wherever you keep them then your passwords are probably the least of your worries.
Password strength
You would think a 16 character all upper case password would be weak, very weak. But look at the maths, before trying all 16 letter combinations a black hat would need to go through the 15s, 14s, 13s, 12s, etc down to perhaps 4 characters.
There are 43,608,742,899,428,874,059,776 ways to arrange 16 upper case letters so even if the password was AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (pretty stupid huh?) the attacker would first need to eliminate all 1,677,259,342,285,725,925,376 15 letter combinations which at 1,000,000 attempts per second would take just over 53 million years. (and 2 million years for all 14 letter jobs and so on).
Plainly this is not a problem one need worry about, the real dangers are social engineering and use of the same password for several purposes. Also anybody who writes a login which allows unlimited rapid password guesses should be taken out and shot.
Having said all that there is no reason to ever use weak passwords and ones with real words like "bestjetpilot" can be found with dictionary attacks that utilize multiple words.
The real danger is from hash list cracks where if the hash method is known it's easy (if time consuming) to build a database where you generate millions of hashes and store every unique hash and it's progenitor password. Then if your black hat gets a stolen list of hashes all he need do is look up in the database for a match, the password will probably not be correct but if it makes the same hash it will be accepted.
China to become world's No 1 economy. And we still can't see why
Re: Delusions and Dreams. An Economic Know-Nothings in the FT
the successful answer to a problem of too much debt is very unlikely to involve more debt.
If the borrowing is used to service existing debt then you are 100% correct as that just leads to a death spiral. However borrowing to spend on infrastructure puts money into the economy, generates employment in construction and construction supply industries and if managed correctly is a way to climb out of debt - it worked for the US in the 1930s with massive infrastructure projects like the Hoover Dam which was started in the depths of the Great Depression.
Of course the key words there are: "if managed correctly" which is unlikely given the calibre of politicians these days.
Wolfenstein: The New Order ... BLAM-BLAM! That guard did Nazi that coming
Re: ARGHGHGHG
German accent don't you know:
Light Amplification by Ztymulated Emission of Radiation.
Google: The Internet of Things to become the Internet of ADVERTS ON YOUR THERMOSTAT
Re: You are living in The Twilight Zone!
With impending sponsorship, welcome to "The Twiglet Zone" where everything is mysterious and too salty.
Re: Do you really see the ads anymore?
I don't know about you but I no longer see the ads anymore
Me too, so much in fact that when a site I visit had some important information displayed in a style resembling a banner I just couldn't see it, my brain thing considered it an advert so told my concious mind thing to ignore it, so much so I phoned the company to find out the same information.
So a word of advice to web designers, don't use advertising conventions to convey important information.
Peak thumb drive is coming in 2016
Re: "Memory Stick"
I always thought the correct term was "FMST" as in:
"Where is that Fucking Memory Stick Thing?", an oft heard refrain.
"Begs question why they can sell these Chips so cheaply in a USB Shell, and yet demand so much more when you lob on a few more of these things in parallel on a 2.5"/3.5" form factor."
Probably because the chips in sticks are cheap slow devices while in SSDs they are pricier fast high duty cycle devices, also because they can charge more, got to make some profit somewhere.
ENTIRE UNIVERSE created in supercomputer. Not THIS universe (probably)
Re: Good stuff
Somehow I doubt if this will fit on a single floppy disc like the original Elite did, I suspect a game that needs a truck full of discs for the universe might not be hugely popular. Otherwise a great idea.
Laser deflector shields possible with today's tech – but there's one small problem
Re: re. mirror
The trick with mirror armour would to have layers of tiny corner reflectors which would send the beam back to it's source before ablateing.
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Saturday, August 23, 2014
Get your goal before the summer ends.
My baby is now two years old and I have been exercising. My goal this time is to lose weight before summer ends. I know it's hard to lose weight in only a few months but if you if you really try hard and use different kind of equipment like yoga block or yoga ball I think is not that hard to lose weight. And of course you should determine yourself of food you eat.
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Monday, July 21, 2014
circle of friends
Sometimes this world must be twisted for others and could be the most wonderful world to the rest of us at the same time. Yesterday, you were just enjoying your time with the love of your life but today she /he is with your friend(best friend, co- worker ,mutual friend , neighbor). I'm so sorry , it must be painful to see someone you loved being with someone you thought as a friend. Let them be, at least she/he is dating someone you already know...lol ,.its called "circle of friends". Let's just hope they will stay together forever and not date the rest of your friends...hahaha..(just kidding) , be happy for them:-) No offense if you are dating your friends ex:-) or your friend is currently dating your Ex but this status is not for you , so chill . I'm just sharing a bit of how I feel for my friend who found out that an ex is dating one of our Friends now.
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
My small granden in our backyard.
It is always good when you plant something because at the end of the day you can harvest of what you plant. This summer I planted basil leaves and zucchini and bitter-gourd in (Tagalog is amplaya). Having garden in the summer time its really helpful because you can save some cash for your groceries budget.
|My second oldest daughter is looking at my zucchini vegetable fruits and my oldest daughter is looking at the camera.
|This is my small garden where you can see my bitter gourd and basil leaves and zucchini and I am not sure if you can see my bell pepper.
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
Its about time to buy school supply
At the beginning of the school year, I was surprised to learn that our older daughter's school supply list included headphones. I cannot imagine what students would need with headphones in school. Anyway, my husband gave our daughter a pair of old headphones that he had, but unfortunately they did not last. Thus, we are now in the market for new headphones. As we want to get the best quality headphones, we are focusing on musician. Although I thought they would be expensive, my husband explained that a good pair could cost as little as twenty or thirty dollars. Thus, I hope that we are able to find a good pair for our daughter soon.
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music is a powerful force
I first learned about fruity loops around ten year ago. My nephew, who is an aspiring singer and songwriter, used the program to compose songs on a home computer. I was very impressed with the program's features and with how easily my nephew, who had no formal music training, was able to create some impressive musical pieces. Since that time, I have watched as the program has added several new features and now is so user friendly that even I can use it.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
certain products
I wonder if having some high end music software could actually help the user to create better musical pieces. I am a little skeptical that the equipment could be nearly as important as the skill-set in the process of making music. However, certain products like Ableton Softwarecan certainly help an artist to improve the quality of his or her creations. I look forward to working with the software to process and improve the quality of my own pieces as I work to get recordings of my daughters
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Saturday, June 28, 2014
Water is very nice at Myrtle Beach
We finally home from Myrtle Beach. I have so much fun meeting all my husband cousins' the side from his mother. Anyhow, a day before one of my cousin's in-law living going to Bahamas, My mother in-law decided to get everybody at pool and have a barbeque. So were having great times at the pool swimming talking to cousins. And all of the sudden my husband came to me and said that his step grandmother opened his camera bag and said to him that oh! I thought that was her bag and my husband said to her no that is my camera bag. Moreover, she said okay you have a lot of money there can I have twenty dollars. I forgot to ask if he give her twenty dollars. When we come back to our room, where we stayed he just figure it out that his eyeglass was not in his camera bag. Therefore, we start searching and asking if somebody sees his eyeglasses. However, none of them saw my husband eyeglass. My husband aunty said that his step grandmother is getting paranoid she is having a mental condition. Therefore, when we go home yesterday I was the one driving my husband cold not relax while me driving. Oh! I feel so nervous driving with the speed limit 70. In my experience, driving with the speed limit 70 mph it is harder for to control the truck especially downhill I am swinging. Oh, boy I am nervous driving after 60 miles before home my husband said (full over). Therefore, my husband drove and I am glad because the traffic begins.
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Album Rating: 4.0Lyrically this is the most mature Sabbath album, Geezer did a great job. National Acrobat is one of my all time Sabbath favorites, such a great riff.Digging: Anacrusis - Manic Impressions
Digging: Anacrusis - Manic Impressions
Album Rating: 4.5yea this album has some fucking heavy riffs, and such an old-school sound. i love it
Album Rating: 4.0yeah it's cool but the worst of the First Six, which all rule hard
Album Rating: 4.0I agree with fapcum
Album Rating: 3.0Disagree, this is somewhere in the middle for meDigging: Yo La Tengo - Electr-O-Pura
Digging: Yo La Tengo - Electr-O-Pura
Album Rating: 4.0Superb album but looking for today is the worst sabbath song within the first 6 albums (before FX obviously)
Album Rating: 4.0LOOKING FOR TODAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYDigging: Every Time I Die - From Parts Unknown
Digging: Every Time I Die - From Parts Unknown
Album Rating: 4.5looking for today rocks hard
Album Rating: 4.5Album rules hard
Album Rating: 5.0One of their best albums.
Album Rating: 4.5agreed^^
Album Rating: 4.0The only Sabbath albums better than SBS are the first two.
Album Rating: 4.0Well, I'd say MoR > Paranoid > Debut > this
Album Rating: 4.0This one used to be my favorite but now I would place it after Paranoid and MoR. Nevertheless, it's not easy to rank their first 6.
Its always hard
Album Rating: 5.0This might be my second favourite Sabbath album after MoR.
Album Rating: 4.0Are we allowed to rank albums within threads or does that make us shitty users? lol
Album Rating: 5.0Good question, better ask omni.
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This is probably gonna be the best four hours of my life. This playlist proves that @kanyewest is really a musical genius.
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Congratulations Spike Lee on New York renaming your famous Bed-Stuy block into Do The Right Thing Way.
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Womanly Journey was created to make a positive impact on self esteem for all women and girls. The gifts are inspirational charm bracelets with gift book sets. We celebrate the journey of being a woman. The message desired to bring to women and girls is that you are loved more than you can possibly imagine.
Stately loblolly pines line the fairways at Caswell Pines Golf Club, towering over streams and lakes, bent-grass greens, and bermuda fairways. The picturesque, Gene Hamm–designed course measures 6,900 yards and offers plenty of surprises and twists, including paved cart paths that make getting around a breeze.
While in Sonoma on business in 1992, tech entrepreneur Max Lloyd fell in love with the fermented grape. Though his father and grandfather had been in the business of winemaking, it wasn't until his encounter with California-grown, European-style varietals that he resolved to dabble in the family trade himself. Launched as a part-time project in Virginia and transplanted to its current location in 2001, Grove Winery and Vineyards culls its grapes from two estate vineyards that span more than 70 acres in addition to a handful of local vineyards. The staff meticulously handpicks the grapes and gently presses them with a basket press to yield their fresh milk.
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In the dark arena, space-age corridors glow violet, blue, and green. Plastic tubing snakes up along the walls past incandescent alien-like symbols. A low fog creeps along the floor and pulse-pounding music masks the sound of oncoming footsteps. Through these sci-fi environs, teams hunt down the opposition, decked out in futuristic vests and armed with flashing laser guns. At Lazer X, this is just one of their games that requires skill, strategy, and accuracy. In their laser maze, gamers must call on their best Mission Impossible moves to slide, slink, and shimmy under, over, and around a thicket of glowing laser beams. In between battles with or against laser, they keep guests challenged with arcade games, skee-ball, and air hockey.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Smithfield Foods Inc. said Thursday that its second-quarter net income fell on charges for early debt payoff, but its adjusted earnings beat Wall Street expectations as the world's biggest pork producer saw gains in its packaged meats and international business.
The Smithfield, Va.-based company, whose brands include Armour, Farmland and its namesake, reported earnings of $10.9 million, or 7 cents per share, for the three months ended Oct. 28, down from $120.7 million, or 74 cents per share, a year ago.
Smithfield said the early debt buyback resulted in a charge of $120.7 million. Adjusted earnings were 61 cents per share, beating analyst expectations of 45 cents per share.
Revenue fell about 3 percent to $3.23 billion as higher volumes were offset by lower meat and hog prices. Analysts polled by FactSet expected $3.31 billion.
The company said its volumes in its packaged meats business such as deli meats, bacon, sausage, and hot dogs, rose 2 percent during the quarter and its profit margins grew.
CEO C. Larry Pope said he expects the Smithfield's packaged meats business to "continue to lead the way."
Its fresh pork business rebounded in the second quarter after it saw higher supplies and weak U.S. retail demand in the first quarter, the company said.
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Album Rating: 4.5our band could be your lifeDigging: Pantha Du Prince - This Bliss
Digging: Pantha Du Prince - This Bliss
Album Rating: 4.5rip d boon
Album Rating: 5.0Mike Watt is still punk as fuck. Like most of those guys have moved on and you can say questionable things about Ginn and Rollins but Mike still fucking drives his own tour van to shows where he plays for 20 people.
this is pretty cool
Album Rating: 5.0no
im halfway through my first listen man those words hurt
im listening on spotify and it played 2 commercials in a row and then take 5, d.
i was like what are you advertising now
Album Rating: 4.5Yay you listened to it
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Album Rating: 4.5sickDigging: Rinoa - An Age Among Them
Digging: Rinoa - An Age Among Them
Album Rating: 4.5im listening on spotify and it played 2 commercials in a row and then take 5, d.
i was like what are you advertising now
itd be ironic if you were listening to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyc9JmdO6u4
Album Rating: 4.5Thinking 4 or 4.5
Album Rating: 4.0almost on par with dropkick murphys!
Album Rating: 4.5c'mon Porch lay off the hyperbole
Album Rating: 4.5Funky ass baselines.
Album's a classic.
Album Rating: 4.0agreedDigging: Tiny Moving Parts - Pleasant Living
Digging: Tiny Moving Parts - Pleasant Living
Album Rating: 4.5hey whoa there
they're both classics
Album Rating: 4.0yeah, i dunno how anyone who's relatively well versed in late 70s/early 80s music can still think there's anything exceptional about london calling. it's got a ridiculously bloated reputation
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Debra Klimes
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Debi is currently the Director of the Academic Development Center at CSI. She has been Director of Center for New Directions, CSI Childcare Center, and Chair of Trade and Industry Department at CSI. She spent one year at Yakima Valley Community College in Washington, where she was Dean of the Grandview Campus.
Debi began her college career taking classes at CSI. She then went on to receive her B.S.Ed in Trade and Technical Education from the University of Idaho; her M.Ed in Counseling from Albertson College of Idaho; and graduate studies from Oregon State University, University of Idaho, and Idaho State University. She is currently completing her dissertation for an Ed.D.
Debi began working at CSI when she was 20 years old. This opened the door for her to receive her education at CSI, ultimately leading her to pursue advanced degrees through various institutions of higher education.
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The positive long-term prospects for Coca-Cola HBC are outweighed by its short-term struggles, but the company should return to high-teens earnings growth by its next financial year, according to an analyst.
9. International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research Critique 123: Alcohol Consumption and Lymphoid and Myeloid Neoplasms
Many prospective studies have shown that moderate drinkers are at lower risk of certain types of lymphoid cancer.
8. just Five Years Ago: US predicted to become world's biggest wine consumer
Five years ago this week, the US was forecast to become the world's largest wine-consuming market by 2010.
7. International Scientific Forum on Alcohol Research Critique 122: Does Moderate Wine Consumption Lower the Risk of Developing Depression?
There is a large amount of literature linking heavy alcohol consumption to depression: Most studies show that heavy drinkers tend to be depressed, and that depressed people may self-medicate with large amounts of alcohol.
6. Analysis - Coca-Cola Co aspartame ads may backfire
The Coca-Cola Co's attempts to stem fresh declines in diet CSDs with a campaign in support of artificial sweeteners could rebound to further damage sales, according to an analyst.
5. Focus - David vs. Goliath: Bullish Trademark Litigation in the Drinks Industry
A spate of recent trademark rows in the drinks industry has prompted Stuart Whitwell from Intangible Business to cast his eye over some of them, to see if there's a common thread.
4. GLOBAL: Pernod Ricard remains open to brand sell-offs
Pernod Ricard has said that its spate of brand divestments in recent years is not part of a broader sell-off strategy but has admitted to owning a "long tail"of non-core brands.
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This month, Ray Rowlands of Drinksinfo Ltd casts his eye over Habu, the latest soft drinks launch from The Coca-Cola Co in Thailand.
2. just the Facts - Top 20 Scotch Whisky Export Markets - H1 2013
Earlier today (4 September), the Scotch Whisky Association released details on Scotch exports in the six months to the end of June. Here, courtesy of the trade body, is a table of the 20 largest markets for Scotch in the period.
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Marketing a beer brand successfully has traditionally involved partnering with a big event and parting with big bags of cash. But, Larry Nelson has been introduced to a smaller, smarter way to push a beer.
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OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - Senate Democrats have introduced a bill that would impose a 1 percent income tax on people making more than $500,000 a year.
The bill sponsored by Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, was unveiled Wednesday. It comes shortly after Senate Majority Leader Lisa Brown, D-Spokane, began pondering the possibility of a state income tax on her blog.
On Tuesday, Brown noted that New York is considering a similar measure. Brown wrote that New York's income tax plan would be "a fair and stable way" of dealing with declining state revenue.
Kohl-Welles has introduced an income tax plan in prior legislative sessions, but the bill has never moved very far. In the past, courts have said income taxes are unconstitutional in
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The priest adds that Davis must control these urges. Davis, shaky, says he's trying. Davis says he drives through Metropolis at night looking for a way to save himself. He wishes there were some sort of theme song about somebody saving me, but he's at a loss. As he's talking, his face flashes orange and we do a cool, seamless transition to Davis driving his ambulance. Davis says there's pimps and thieves and so much crime on the streets. What are you, Rorschach from Watchmen? Davis stops the ambulance in a shady warehouse area and sees what appears to be an assault that makes a young man drop to the ground. In the ambulance, Davis balls up his fist and turns on the siren. The assaulter, who has stringy long hair, scrambles and runs. Davis, flashlight in hand, runs to a boy who's lying on the ground. He is telling the priest in voiceover that when he finds someone who's lost their way, he reaches out. The boy is reaching out for a vial of drugs on the ground. Davis crushes it with his boot. Davis picks the boy up roughly and yells, "GO HOME!" in his I-am-turning-into-a-monster growl. The boy runs. Davis puffs some breath. The assaulter, who has a thin moustache to match his greasy hair, stands against a fence, unable to climb. Davis approaches him. He tells the priest that when he finds evil, he does everything in his power to put it at an end. Davis's eyes light up red as the guy says he's not even a cop. Davis grabs the dude and throws him against a car, shattering a window. He snaps the guy's neck as his eyes flash red. We hear a sickening crack. Davis says that when he stops the wickedness he sees, it keeps the beast from coming out and makes him feel human. Good... for you?


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Goodsouls Fashion Mens Pyjama Set
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Goodsouls Mens Denim Jacket
Mark Wright fronts the new Goodsouls collection delivering modernised style to fashion conscious men. The denim jacket was a staple piece in all wardrobes back in the 80s and the 90s and has since grown to become an icon of vintage fashion.
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