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While at Dave's fest this weekend I got a call from my wife saying my dad ( Ross Fisher ) had a stroke. He didn't want them telling me until I returned but she knew I'd want to know. My mom got him to the hospital in a little less than a hour which made a big difference in the outcome. Right now he's home and working with his right hand and fingers to get all the movement back. After having a lung removed a few years ago he was back to mowing the yard in 2 weeks so he's a real go getter and won't lay down.... Thanks to everyone.
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On the way, Yogie!
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity. - Albert Einstein
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Re: Prayers needed
You got it Yogie! The go getter attitude makes a big difference.
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Yogie ! Regina and I are sending all our prayers his way .
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Prayers are sent, Get Well Soon!!!
Experiance is knowing what NOT to do the next time.......
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Yogie, you're Dad and family will be in our prayers this evening. All the best and our hopes for a quick and full recovery. Joe
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Prayers for a full recovery.
Tractors are made to work!
"A Cub will do as much as a team of horses,.. More in hot weather!" - C. W. Spradlin 1909-1994
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On the way
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
"Those that say it can't be done should not interrupt the ones who are doing it."
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prayers sent!!!!Kevin
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Prayer has been lifted up.
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
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Prayers on the way.
In my line of work
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For your dad Yogie!
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Yogie - our prayers are with your dad.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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I'll be llifting up your Dad and your family in prayer.
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Got em from here also. Grump
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Great way to start off the series. We definitely can sweep them. Just a matter of keeping focus.
Great way to start off the series. We definitely can sweep them. Just a matter of keeping focus.
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Gonna be tough Indy will come out swinging in game 2 we need to be ready.
Olicity shipper and sports fan.
I'll say the Wizards in 6. The key for the wizards will be fast break points because Indy isn't a team that runs a lot. They need to play up tempo throughout the series. Did y'all notice whenever they put Miller in the Pacers started to go on runs?
The wizards beat themselves. I don't expect Hibbert to have another game like that again this series. Wall had a rough game and was terrible down the stretch. I expect him to bounce back Friday and wizards take a 2-1 lead
Wizards will not win this series. They only have 3 players playing and passing to each other......Beal, Wall and Nene. They forget they have Ariza, Gortat, or Gooden. It's all about these 3 players. THat's what happened in game 2. ....it's all about Wall and Beal.
This is annoying. Up 17 to start the quarter. Now it's only 7. Refs give Hibbert everything.
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Al Harrington has been a spark off the bench tonight!
Good season guys haha it was fun while it lasted.
I agree with you there. And wall has just about stunk it up for us
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Watch this Aussie infosec bod open car doors from afar
How useful is this?
Keys and locks have never been 100% secure but that is partly because we don't want them to be. We want them to be good enough to deter/delay 99% of people but still able to be broken when we loose the key. After all, it is FAR more likely that you will loose the key to your own car than someone will come along with $1000 dollars worth of kit and spend 30 minutes hacking it. In which case, I WANT there to be a back door.
LOHAN seeks stirring motto for spaceplane mission patch
Quod in nobis est...
Because we can...
Xiaomi: Hidden Android dragon is growing fast, despite being unknown in the West
> it came with a lot of extras.... keyboard pen
What's a keyboard pen?
LG drops G3 quad HD Android mobe with FRIGGIN' LASER camera
Plus plenty of phones today are coming with covers over the charge port for waterproofing. Fannying about with one of those rather than just putting the phone down just makes life easier - and isn't that what technology is (supposed to be) about?
I/O: New Google design language will RULE OVER 'DROIDS
Re: For all the metro haters
"Win95 was a massive step up from W3.11 but loads of people found it hard to adapt"
That's true. I remember huge swathes of angry articles being written about the Win95 Start menu. The most poisonous vitriol was reserved for the fact that the "Power" button was under the start menu so that, in the words of many more than one magazine piece, you have to press start to stop.
This, of course, carried on all the way through to Windows 7 until it was changed in Windows 8 - when lots of column inches were taken up with how impossible it was to find the power icon to shut down your PC because it wasn't where it should be. I.E. it wasn't under "Start".
People DO hate change. It is a simple fact of human nature.
There is a heritage village near me. It has an old-style red phone box. There was a proposal to remove it but people were up in arms. "It's part of our heritage. It's been there for fifty years. How dare they?" etc. etc.
Even once it was pointed out that the phone box had only been there about 15 years having replaced a Green phone box (that HAD been there 50 years) and that people had hated the introduction of the red phone box at the time as it was "Destroying our heritage" - people still moaned and the phone box has had to remain.
People are stupid.
'I got a little bit upset by that Register article...' says millionaire model. Bless!
Re: What about a Mars-obliterating catastrophe?
I think he is working on the basis that an asteroid strike is highly unlikely to wipe out earth AND Mars in one go - it's not billiards!
Of course, a galaxy-wide event would wipe us out in any case but, given that Extinction Level Events have occurred several times in the past it seems a fairly safe bet that we are looking at when, rather than if, we get another. Having a colony on Mars who could then maybe look at recolonising Earth after the ELE seems like a reasonable precaution to me.
Amazon's not-actually-3D Fire: Bezos' cash register in YOUR pocket
Re: Variable perspective
That's what I thought. If I've understood it correctly, it works in the same was as this (by now very famous) video of the guy who hacked a Wii sensor bar to do something very similar - and boys is his effort effective.
Elon Musk: Just watch me – I'll put HUMAN BOOTS on Mars by 2026
Re: Grammar Nazi
But then, dictionary.com spell overemphasizes with a "z" so why would we pay any attention to them? Plus, point two uses a relative comparison with no base factor rendering it meaningless. Your overemphasis is the pedants appropriate oversight.
IoT cup claims 'instant' identification of what's in it
Wow, El Reg being written by commentards
What an appalling article? I expect comments, after a piece, along the lines of "This device isn't useful to me therefore everyone who is interested must be a raving idiot" but I don't usually see the author firing the opening shots.
Quite apart from the examples given above, long distance running would be a perfect candidate for this technology, if not the product itself.
Working on the basis the sensors actually work, if they could be placed into a sports bottle they would be brilliant. I do ultra distance events, mountain marathons, that sort of thing. Whilst you are required to carry some emergency supplies you are fairly dependant on whatever the race organisers supply at the feed stations for most of your needs.
So I spend months training, watching what I eat and drink, analysing how much I sweat under certain conditions, formulating feed and hydrations plans but then have to take whatever is available (usually very little by the time I get there) and hope it is okay. I can control this a bit by carrying salt tablets to drop into water etc. but I'm constantly getting it wrong and ending up either dehydrated or (worse) washing all the salts out of my system by drinking too much water and then coming down with cramps.
A bottle that can analyse exactly what I've consumed and send an alert to my phone with a recommendation of what to collect at the next feed station would be an amazing thing indeed. And if the number of on-line stores, brands, products etc. cropping up all the time is anything to go by this is a large and rapidly growing market.
Greenpeace rejoices after getting huge renewable powerplant CANCELLED
Re: Renewable is OK but...
"only 7 readers so far who never get from behind their desk and only know how nature looks from those nice wallpapers on their desktops"
My, what a pompous arse you come across as. As it happens, I live in one of the most beautiful places in the world and am lucky enough to spend most of my time in the countryside miles from anyone. However, I also realise the beautiful environment around me has changed over time. What we see as "this green and pleasant land" was constructed by people AND nature. Nature is hugely adaptable. Even more so than humans. Things change. Not all change is bad. Not all change is ugly. Not everyone who doesn't share your opinions is an industrialist desk-bound psycho.
Get over yourself.
Silent, spacious and... well, insipid: Citroën's electric C-Zero car
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Brilliant. But what happens when you are walking ALONG the road? Plenty (most) of the roads around here have no pavements and I rely on being able to hear traffic coming to protect myself from it (there's bugger all point relying on them avoiding me!). The same thing, of course, applies to cyclists and other road users who aren't motorised.
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Actually HAVING a Qi wireless charger that I use every day I do feel qualified to disagree with your ill-informed rant. My charging plate cost £8 off eBay, is a few mm thick, weighs next to nothing and seems to charge at a similar rate to a standard charger. I say seems to. Life's too short to actually sit there with a stop watch...
Having used one for about 8 months now it seems inconceivable that others fiddle about plugging in non-reversible Micro-USB cables rather than just put their phone down. I don't even have to line it up or make sure it is the correct way around (other than face-up). It just works and is something that, once you've used, you KNOW everything will have it at some point because it makes the current way of doing things seem daft.
100% driverless Wonka-wagon toy cars? Oh Google, you're having a laugh
Use case
I'm sure we can all have fun sitting there coming up with hundreds of use-cases where these things aren't suitable. But then, I could do the same thing with today's cars.
On the other hand, the use case for which these ARE suitable happens to represent and massive proportion of the journeys made in the western world today. The regular commute. Be that to your place of work or to the nearest transport hub, hundreds of millions of people every morning and evening make the same, simple, relatively short journey in a (relatively) large and fuel-hungry car by themselves.
Personally, if Google can ease that particular drudgery by making it possible for me to do something else whilst making the mind-numbingly dull trip and save me from having to deal with all the other bored drivers then that just seems like a brilliant thing.
2-seater pod thingy turns up at 07:45. I get in and put the telly on. I have a coffee. Watch a bit of news. Catch up on the latest Reg headlines. 30 mins later a "ping" lets me know I'm outside work so I'd better hop out. 2-seater pod thingy heads off to nearest charge point. It texts/emails me at about 16:30 to find out whether I'm leaving on time or I'll be staying late.....
It sounds like heaven and should be a piece of piss. It is basically a driver-less taxi that I lease (so much cheaper) and I don't have to engage in small-talk with.
A budget phablet, what a curious thing: Reg puts claws to the Lumia 1320
The question
So is this maybe the answer to that question many have been puzzling over for the last 18 months?
Why on earth would anyone want a smart-watch?
Get one of these, leave it in a bag and use the watch to see incoming texts, tweets, take calls etc. (traditional phone stuff). Only take it out of the bag when you want to watch videos, take pictures, play games and so on (the entertainment bit that the large screen is useful for).
Of course, this would mean smart-watches becoming a hell of a lot better than they are now in terms of interacting with them.
JJ Abrams and Star Wars: I've got a bad feeling about this
Nonsense and crap
I HATE this bullshit about the Star Wars (pre)sequels being crap - it is utter, utter bullshit. The only people who say they are crap are 40 something fans of the original films (i.e. people like me). And the only reason we say they are crap is because we have this weird belief that, because the original 3 were made for us, everything to do with Star Wars must also have been made for us.
We are sad old men (and, in a few cases, sad old women). We are irrelevant fusty old farts and nobody gives a flying fuck what we think. Just ask those same kids in the school yard how old they think you are? Here's a clue. They can't tell the difference between you and your parents. We are all just old and therefore our opinions are worthless.
And just as the original Star Wars films were made for us, a generation raised on Saturday afternoon Cowboy films and dodgy 70s Sci Fi, so the prequels were made for a generation raised on Power Rangers - which I think is complete and utter shite but kids brought up on it (including mine) worshipped it. And those kids LOVED the Star Wars prequels.
And that means they were great films. Because they were designed and marketed to a target audience and they hit the nail on the head - just like the first films.
Unfortunately, a bunch of hopeless loosers who can't/won't grown up keep harping on about it as if Lucas got it wrong. He didn't. He just doesn't care one iota about us - and nor should he.
Cisco reboots PC with $1500 'Scandafornian' Android fondleslab
Touchscreen desktops
I'm not convinced by the "Touch Screen Devices just don't work" argument. I got one of those Asus T100 convertible tablet/netbook thingies back in November. It has a touch-pad AND a touch-screen and I find myself using both about the same amount of time, even when in standard laptop mode.
Okay, that doesn't really make or break the argument either way as it is a small device designed to be used very close to you (it only has a 10" screen so you can't really use it too far away).
HOWEVER, having used it for a good six months now I find the lack of a touch-screen on my large (17.6") development laptop hugely frustrating. I frequently find myself stabbing at buttons on the screen or trying to drag windows around etc. The development laptop runs windows 8.1 - the same as the netbook.
HOWEVER, I DON'T find myself trying to fondle the monitor on my Windows 7 based desktop PC - even though it sits on the same desk as the laptop. I would say the monitor on the desktop and the screen on the laptop are about the same distance away from me and are used pretty similarly. The main difference is the interface.
And yes, I realise 93.7% of you will instantly dismiss my opinion because I'm using windows 8.1 but you know what? It's actually pretty good. If it could just learn NOT to pop-up the on-screen keyboard all the freakin' time even though I have a perfectly good physical keyboard docked (and it knows about the physical keyboard because it appears in the connected devices list) then the list of gripes I had from about 2 years ago would be all ticked off.
Sony Xperia Z2: 4K vid, great audio, waterproof ... Oh, and you can make a phone call
Re: smashing glass
If it really is the same as the Z1 then the front is glass but the back is plastic You wouldn't know to look or feel them but the front glass doesn't scratch while the back picks up very fine scratches quite easily. I find it a much tougher phone than my Nexus 4 though.
Helpdesk/Service Desk Recommendations
Yeah, same here. I think Spiceworks is virtually the default for SMEs looking for a cheap, no-hassle ticketing system. It isn't great and I'm not sure the reports can do graphs (I've never looked. Management only want to know how many tickets are outstanding and how many we closed this week) but, once set up, it runs with very little admin.
Nokia: ALL our Windows Phone 8 Lumias will get a cool 8.1 boost
Re: quad-core and 512Mb RAM as standard now?
> I keep thinking about upgrading my 610 (WP7.8) to a 620 but it seems I'd be
> better waiting a little longer.for one of these,
I thought that but it seems the 630 isn't the sucessor to the 620. The 620 was a nice compact 3.5" phone. These are 4.5" monsters. I do hope Nokia will release at least one compact phone in this next generation. There aren't many manufacturers left producing anything under 4".
Little pink handjob: Sony's Xperia Z1 Compact
Re: we love ours
> you can add exceptions to Stamina Mode, so you can still get emails
Excellent, thanks for that. Guess I should RTFM!
Oh, and for those that would prefer their device to behave more like standard Android (I'm coming from a KitKat enabled Nexus 4 and have come to really appreciate Google Now being a part of the Launcher) there is a 3rd party launcher on the Play store called KK Launcher which (near as damn it) replicates the latest Nexus Now Launcher but with a couple of extra customisations.
Re: we love ours
I'm with Samuel on this. I love my Compact but the one slight downside is battery life. It is no worse but also no better than other Android phones I have owned. It JUST gets through a full day with a little bit to spare. If I enable the Stamina mode I have 50% left at the end of the day but then I don't get push notifications, my calendar doesn't synch etc. In other words, it stops being a "smart" phone so what's the point?
Everything else is fantastic. I bought an adaptor for a couple of quid that allows me to plug the standard charger into the docking port so I don't need to prise open the USB port cover in order to charge the thing. Just been for a run in the pissing rain and it was so nice not to have to worry about sticking my phone in a zip bag to keep it dry.
ECCENTRIC, PINK DWARF dubbed 'Biden' by saucy astronomers
Re: Thanks for converting to the British from the Dutch German
Wasn't it also agreed, after a reader vote a couple of years ago, that the Reg would stop using imperial units except in cases where they were the international standard (aviation height in feet for example)? In all other cases metric and/or Reg standards are obligatory.
I have the tar, who was looking after the feathers?
MH370 airliner MYSTERY: The El Reg Pub/Dinner-party Guide
I don't get the smartphone thing. I know not everyone has one but a LOT of people do. And yes, I know Asia isn't as rich as the west but these are people who can afford a long haul flight so a pretty fair proportion will have smartphone, tablet, laptop etc.
With Android and Windows Phone (and I assume the same goes for iOS devices) you can log onto a website and see exactly where that phone is. Or rather, you can see exactly where that device was when it last had any kind of a data connection.
Of all the devices that must have been on that plane and given the current theory that it was over India/Pakistan/wherever if that plane was below 20,000 ft and intact at ANY point then there will be a record of it on google play/windows MyPhone etc. And not just one record. LOTS of records.
To my mind that is one of the major arguments in favour of the theory that it hit the sea with everyone either disabled or unaware.
Vine's 'educational nudity': 'So if I write 1+1=2 on my boobs we're grand?'
World Peace
"worked tirelessly for us so that we and millions of others around the world like us could live in peace"
Not to put too much of a downer on it but the UN currently lists 42 active wars and conflicts....
Nipper rolls up at nursery with 48 wraps of HEROIN
> Do they also expel all cookery students?
They're American. Learning how to open a packet of "Mac'n'Cheese" doesn't require a knife.
Bring Your Own Disks: The Synology DS214 network storage box
Re: What have I missed?
I think you are all (reviewer included) making the usual IT mistake of assuming what you do is the norm. This is marketed as a home NAS. 99% of home NAS devices are used for a couple of hours in the evenings and then a bit more at the weekend. They most certainly don't require 24/7 rated discs. The opposite in fact. Low energy is far more important.
Most home users don't know what a VPN is, there are probably about 3 of you using IP Cameras. Torrent client, yes, maybe, but not huge numbers or volumes. They are used for backups and for streaming Video and music to some form of client (Apple TV, Samsung telly, XBox, ipad etc). They need iTunes server compatibility, maybe DLNA (though as it hardly ever works it's farm from essential) and a very simple, hand holding interface that takes an average user through setting up average use-cases.
What have I missed?
With the exception of the IP Camera function I can't see what this setup does that a D-Link DNS-320 does - except costing five times more. And £175 for 2 X 2TB drives? Seriously? Amazon sells the WD Green edition for about £60 a pop. Given that the main bottleneck will always be bandwidth a Green drive is surely a better bet than a "High Performance" model anyway?
I'm certainly not a network person so could easily have missed the point but, as best as I can tell, a DNS-320 plus 2 X 2TB drives sets you back about £160 and does the job perfectly well. I've got this exact setup at home backing up and feeding media to about 6 machines. And I've recently persuaded 2 others to go with the same thing (both, thankfully, perfectly happy).
Asus Transformer Book T100: Xbox One? PS4? Nah, get a cute convertible for Christmas
Re: Not for me :(
Try PCSpeciaaliist.co.uk Then you can spec your machine however you want it and, best of all, if you don't want windows on it you don't have to pay the Windows Tax. I got my current laptop from them last summer and stuck Linux on it as a Development machine.
I've also bought one of these T100 netbooks and it is a stonking bit of kit for the money. It has the odd little rough edge (literally) though I had no issues installing and registering Office. It took about 30s. The screen is excellent, it is a really nice tablet and I can imagine it being very useful for whiling away time on planes and trains. However, it is also plenty powerful enough to get some light work done. I haven't suffered any slowdowns yet. Normally I would shy away from anything with less than 4GB of RAM and my main machine has 8GB but the T100 seems to cope without issue. Oh, and I've been using it on and off all day including streaming video across the network. The battery currently says 57% remaining at 8pm!
Google RIPS aside curtain, exposes Nexus 5 phone, KitKat Android 4.4 coupling
Re: UK rip off ?
Not sure about that. The rate is 1.6 today but has been much closer to 1.5 over the last couple of years. You have to think about the long-term rate not a current spike. Take the FX at 1.5 and add 20% and you get £280. Add in a few quid for "localisation", etc and I don't think it is too bad. Certainly, compared to any other equivalent phone, I think you are pushing it a bit to complain about £300! Whenever a company sells overseas they are taking a bit of a gamble on FX rate fluctuations and it is pretty normal to weight the odds in their favour. It is the shipping for devices from Google play that always sticks a bit in my throat. They lure you in with the ludicrously low price and then charge £10+ to ship it.
The Raspberry Pi: Is it REALLY the saviour of British computing?
Strikes a chord
I'm about to be made redundant (1,2,3 ahhhh). Despite numerous offers I'm taking a break for a bit. My wife has just taken over the local pub so we have an income, a decent bit of redundancy and, as we now live above the pub, we have also rented out the house. So, I will have some spare time and, as the pub is next door to the primary school attended by both our kids I've volunteered to do some teaching. Specifically, I'll be spending one morning a week teaching the year 6 kids the basics of programming when the new term starts after Christmas.
So, I have been spending some time thinking about this. I've collected a range of online resources, books, opinions etc but still haven't settled on anything. However, I do have a few thoughts. To my way of thinking, the new BBC micro is not the Pi, it is the smartphone. Nearly every 11 year old has a smartphone of one type or another. Huge industries have grown up around apps and every company now has some kind of mobile presence - whether that be through an app, mobile website or whatever. Mobile is the present and foreseeable future.
Given that the kids will have various iphones, androids and - Who knows? - maybe even a WinPho, I'm thinking web development. Start off with a simple website. Get them to make changes and then see what effect those changes have. Introduce css, java etc and maybe even work towards a simple game.But iI'd quite like the kids to drive it. I'll have the time to set stuff up for them during the week and, by keeping the site available, there is no reason why any enthusiastic kids can't experiment outside of actual lessons.
However, advice from those who might have done something similar would be most welcome.
Motorola to kick off comeback with US-made Moto X
No access to Android code
Was just wondering about that myself. I can only assume he was talking about the Google apps - Now, Play, Maps, GMail etc which are not a part of the Open Source OS but are considered an important part of the Android Experience. If he DIDN'T mean that, then we have a pretty decent idea of why Motorola have been failing miserably of late.
Smartwatch face off: Pebble, MetaWatch and new hi-tech timepieces
don't unserstand the omission of Sony
As best as I can tell, the Sony smart watch does everything these devices can, more reliably, better, cheaper (£75 on Amazon) has a much larger catalogue of apps and widgets and with few, if any, of the limitations you highlight. So, other than being nearly 18 months old now, I don't understand why it only got a passing mention in the opening section? Anyone reading the article would get the impression there are no mature devices available that do all the things you list but that isn't the case.
Review: Nokia Lumia 520
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dumb (phone)
If you only want to make calls, check mail and play music then why get a smartphone? Any £10 dumb phone will do that and with a battery life measured in weeks.
The ten SEXIEST computers of ALL TIME
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Official: Cloud computing invented by two technophobic old geezers
Re: Not quite there yet
Funnily enough, just yesterday, someone at work was trying to get an older version of Assassin's Creed running on one of the work PCs* (Core i3, Intel HD2000 graphics). It coped, just about, but it did occur to me that, as he was paying £12 to download the game from Steam, wouldn't it be handy if Steam also provided a nicely spec'd VM with the game already installed, running and optimised, and just provided him with a remote session into the VM?
Now THAT would be a cloud computing service worth the name.
Taiwan's Polytron promises see-through phones
Re: lost in translation
Thankfully, in the part of the world I live, I would be utterly astonished if the phone had NOT found it's way back into my hands. There has to be an upside to living in the arse-end of nowhere.
lost in translation
I lost my smartphone whilst out running in the hills behind our house last Thursday night. Some bloke found it, went through the call log, called my sister and got it back to me. I can't help feel that would have been rather less likely with a transparent phone. In fact, I'm struggling to think of a single reason why it would be a good thing.
Tennessee bloke quits job over satanic wage slip
new god required
How pathetically inadequate must his god be if it can't protect him from a number printed on a wage slip? He should really consider upgrading his god to a better/more powerful model
Analyst offers cut-price fondleslab recipe
Re: How about £44.50
Try this;
£94 for a 7" IPS 1280X800 Display, 1GB RAM, 16GB Storage, HDMI, USB, MicroSD, Dual Core CPU and Quad Core Graphics in an Alu Case. I've done a fair bit or searching and it seems to be the best around at the moment but things change pretty quickly in the tablet market at the moment.
And I have no connection to the above. Just been searching for a Christmas present!
Re: sub $100 tablets
Not sure on your "Most of the ones I've seen" there Charles. There are many, many tens of these things out there and it is pretty rare to see Gingerbread on them these days. You are really only looking at a £50 Resistive-screen model. The vast majority are running ICS (4.0.4) at around £60-80 and come with 1.2GHz Single core CPUs and a single Mali 400 GPU with 512MB of RAM. Spend £80-100 and you can easily get Jelly Bean, Dual core CPU, quad-core GPU, 1GB of RAM and a high-res IPS display (1280x800) and some even have aluminium, rather than plastic, cases.
I'm not saying the feel, build quality or UX will be up there with a Nexus 7 but for around £90 you certainly can get a stonkingly good tablet WITH USB Host, HDMI and a MicroSD Slot. There seems to be a lot of crap being spread about the cheapo chinese tablets at the moment. Sure, 18 months ago they were churning out barely functional toys but they have seriously upped their game and it doesn't take much shopping around to save yourself a lot of money compared to a Nexus or Kindle HD.
Man strives to shatter Call of Duty world record
And to think
I'm sure some naysayers suggested that spending so long playing games was a complete waste of time. He sure showed them!
Author of '80s classic The Hobbit didn't know game was a hit
Re: Penetrator
I'm with you on Penetrator. I remember my parents playing The Hobbit but it really didn't do anything for me. For it's time, Penetrator felt fast and furious and being able to design your own levels felt revolutionary. I was just getting into programming through the school computer club and code listings in magazines. But the graphics on games you wrote yourself were always crappy (even for a 8 bit home computers) so being able to design levels with the engine used in Penetrator felt amazing.
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> do you prefer longer, in-depth reviews - or are focused, waffle-free appraisals what you're after?
It depends on the product but I'm usually in favour of longer, in depth reviews. I agree with the others though. The "10 best Androids under a fiver" style comparisons are excellent. I've used those reviews many times since they started a couple of years ago - and I pass them on to to others when getting the all to common "you work in IT. Which X should I buy" requests.
> Are you looking for science paper-style evaluations - or do you favour short, consumer-oriented 'should I buy this?'
Somewhere in between. There are plenty of sites that do full in-depth technical analysis and plenty that repeat the press release. I think 3-5 pages, depending on how complex the product, is plenty - with an extra page or two for camera reviews to allow for sample shots.
> Are benchmarks important to you
I think a few simple benchmarks can tell you a lot. A fairly standardised battery test for mobiles and laptops (we ran such and such for 2 hours with these settings and it reported x% left). I actually think the benchmarks and spec tables are excellent. The only negative is that sometimes they are omitted. Obviously this will be down to how long you got the device for etc etc but it is annoying if only 9 out of 10 laptop reviews have benchmarks - particularly if the missing one is the one I was interested in!
> Is a percentage rating a useful quick-look measure of a product's worth?
Yes. "Most" of us are adult enough to realise they are subjective and coloured by the reviewers opinions but, if I'm in a hurry and not sure if I have time to read a 5-page review, it is useful to know beforehand if it gets 50% or 90%.
> Do spec sheets or tables help?
Yes. It saves covering every single spec within the text of the review leaving the reviewer to cover only the important USPs.
> Do you like to see lots of product picture
Not lots, but photos of ports etc are helpful - particularly if something has a port cover or plug. Those things can be a real PITA if done badly so a decent close-up is always welcome. Also, something to show a product to scale. It is all very well stating how small, slim, huge, fat a product is but we need to see it in relation to a common, every day object.
> Games reviews - good or bad, more or fewer?
Not fussed personally but I'm sure you guys know how many clicks they get.
Overall though, I love the reg reviews, use them a lot and would just appreciate a little more consistency.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite review
Re: Shameless Amazon advert?
"Also - on what planet is it worth paying 50 of any currency to be allowed to borrow one book per month?"
It isn't and he doesn't suggest it is. But, if you are already an Amazon Prime subscriber then, effectively, you are getting twelve free ebooks a year - which is certainly worth considering if you are trying to decide between a Kobo and a Kindle.
As an existing Amazon Prime subscriber looking at a new 7" tablet it NEARLY tipped the balance towards the Kindle HD - until I read the reviews on that device.
Belkin flaunts non-Apple Lightning add-ons
Not available
If they aren't available until mid-November then how do you know they will be the first? There is still a couple of weeks for someone to beat them to it by, you know, maybe announcing something that is actually available to buy!
GooPad's eight-incher gives Apple fans cheap relief
Re: Hey up, what's the state of play with these cheap tablets?
I got a cheapo resistive android tablet July 2011 - but that was fairly crap. Really only usable as an ebook reader, email, RSS, music and low-res video. Simple stuff. Web browsing was possible but slow and painful and games were a no-no.
In May this year I got a new cheapo chinese one. It has a 1.2GHz CPU plus a 400MHz Mali GPU, 512MB RAM and 16GB of storage. Then it was £90 - I've seen them lately for £65-70. It runs Android 4.0.4 and most of the time it flies along. Web browsing is a joy, it makes a brilliant kindle, good for games, I've watched countless videos on it both on the screen and using the HDMI port to output to a big telly. Overall, it is WELL worth the money and makes some of the £400-500 tablets look daft. I use it every day and the kids also love it.
HOWEVER, there are (of course) a couple of limitations. Some stuff in the Android Marketplace isn't compatible with it. I'm not 100% sure why. But If I search for some apps (Amazon App as an example) it will tell me I can install it on my 2-year-old Android phone but not the tablet - might be the lack of GPS. Who knows.
Very occasionally, it goes slow for a couple of minutes. Usually it pops back again but sometimes it requires a reboot. I suspect it is doing some house keeping in the background.
If I were buying now, I'd get the Ainol Fire (about £110 on Amazon) with a dual-core CPU, more RAM, better display and metal body. But the cheap tablets ARE very good and have the advantage of HDMI, MicroSD and USB ports so carrying around a bunch of music and films becomes incredibly easy.
Amazon lends e-books free to Prime subscribers
Re: Only on a hardware reader
That is a pretty crap restriction. I read books through various kindle apps on my PCs, phone and tablet. But I don't own a kindle so, despite having been a prime subscriber for many years, I'm excluded from this. Along with the free films that they get in the US and the ability to lend books to other kindle users (also US) Amazon seem to be going out of their way to annoy large segments of their users.
Dyson alleges spy stole 'leccy motor secrets for Bosch
Re: "mine hasn't"
Yep, I'm with you on that one Stacy. I've had a Henry hoover for years. Nothing goes wrong with them. The parts, if required, are stupidly cheap and it only cost £80. But the main reason I use it is because it is so light. Dyson's just weigh half a ton. And because they are uprights, rather than cylinders, you have to move this half-ton mass back and forth all the time. I also hate the mess of emptying them. And others must agree as, whenever I see one, the cylinder is invariably full! Give me a decent bag-vac any time.
They are hugely popular so I must be missing something but having used them a lot (in two businesses) I found them overly pricey, overly heavy, a pain in the backside to empty and they don't clean any better than any other decent brand cleaner.
And as for "no loss of suction, ever" - give me a break. I'd love to know where the energy to keep that huge mass of dirt flying around the cylinder at high speed is coming from?
Their hand-driers on the other hand - awesome!
Publicity Stunt of the Week: Ten bizarre phone insurance claims
Re: insert in cow
I can all too easily imagine how it got there - hugely overworked vet dealing with umpteenth calving of a late night forgets to swap his phone to his other hand before reaching in to check the calf is in the correct position. It is how he realised where it was that interests me;
VET: Damn, I seem to have misplaced my mobile. Can someone just ring it for me please?
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I had no idea that cukes were that beneficial. I'll have to re-think my salads, etc. Thanks for sharing that one!
Wow, I will have to plant more cucumbers in the garden!!! Thanks for the great ideas.
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The Amazing Cucumber
This information was in The New York Times several weeks ago as part of their "Spotlight on the Home" series that highlighted creative and fanciful ways to solve common problems.
1. Cucumbers contain most of the vitamins you need every day; just one cucumber contains Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium and Zinc.
2. Feeling tired in the afternoon, put down that caffeinated soda and pick up a cucumber. Cucumbers are a good source of B Vitamins and Carbohydrates that can provide that quick pick-me-up that can last for hours.
3. Tired of your bathroom mirror fogging up after a shower? Try rubbing a cucumber slice along the mirror, it will eliminate the fog and provide a soothing, spa-like fragrance.
4. Are grubs and slugs ruining your planting beds? Place a few slices in a small pie tin and your garden will be free of pests all season long. The chemicals in the cucumber react with the aluminum to give off a scent undetectable to humans but drive garden pests crazy and make them flee the area.
5. Looking for a fast and easy way to remove cellulite before going out or to the pool? Try rubbing a slice or two of cucumbers along your problem area for a few minutes, the phytochemicals in the cucumber cause the collagen in your skin to tighten, firming up the outer layer and reducing the visibility of cellulite. Works great on wrinkles too!!!
6. Want to avoid a hangover or terrible headache? Eat a few cucumber slices before going to bed and wake up refreshed and headache free. Cucumbers contain enough sugar, B vitamins and electrolytes to replenish essential nutrients the body lost, keeping everything in equilibrium, avoiding both a hangover and headache!!
7. Looking to fight off that afternoon or evening snacking binge? Cucumbers have been used for centuries and were often used by European trappers, traders and explorers for quick meals to thwart off starvation.
8. Have an important meeting or job interview and you realize that you don't have enough time to polish your shoes? Rub a freshly cut cucumber over the shoe, its chemicals will provide a quick and durable shine that not only looks great but also repels water.
9. Out of WD 40 and need to fix a squeaky hinge? Take a cucumber slice and rub it along the problematic hinge, and voila, the squeak is gone!
10. Stressed out and don't have time for a massage, facial or visit to the spa? Cut up an entire cucumber and place it in a boiling pot of water, the chemicals and nutrients from the cucumber will react with the boiling water and be released in the steam, creating a soothing, relaxing aroma that has been shown to reduce stress in new mothers and college students during final exams.
11. Just finished a business lunch and realize you don't have gum or mints? Take a slice of cucumber and press it to the roof of your mouth with your tongue for 30 seconds to eliminate bad breath; the phytochemcials will kill the bacteria in your mouth responsible for causing bad breath.
12. Looking for a 'green' way to clean your faucets, sinks or stainless steel? Take a slice of cucumber and rub it on the surface you want to clean; not only will it remove years of tarnish and bring back the shine, but it won't leave streaks and won't harm your fingers or fingernails while you clean.
13. Using a pen and made a mistake? Take the outside of the cucumber and slowly use it to erase the pen writing, also works great on crayons and markers that the kids have used to decorate the walls!!
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Frontiers of Optoelectronics
Frontiers of Optoelectronics seeks to provide a multidisciplinary forum for a broad mix of peer-reviewed academic papers in order to promote rapid communication and exchange between researchers in China and abroad. It introduces and reflects significant achievements being made in the field of optoelectronics. Its coverage includes most main branches of optoelectronics and some aspects of optics. Topics include but are not limited to:Optoelectronic devices and photonic integration, Nano-photonics, MEMS/MOEMS, Laser science and technology, Optical communication systems and networks, Biomedical photonics,Optical information processing, Optical information storage, Optoelectronic imaging and detection,Fiber optics,LED and solid state lighting,Optical display, Ultrafast optoelectronics, Novel optoelectronic materials. All published papers will reflect the original thoughts of researchers and practitioners on basic theories, design and new technology in optoelectronics. The journal is strictly peer-reviewed and only accepts original submissions in English.
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What I would do in telling the truth
wake up go to that line tell them everything is fine
what I would do express my name clear it now or forever ashamed
longest road ever took
now I sit here like a broken bird, toad that doesn't croak
Sadness overcame tears like cascade waterfalls
eternally rained
Regain momentum again
limits un-test, chains untied
truth be told no more lies!
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I am sad so depressed job market is such a stress
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Please, please help me my kids need some type of stability
didn't have the many opportunities came from within these walls, others outside trying to make it from just a crawl
drowning in cries, willing to sacrifice my dignity and pride
Older I need some belief
Are you listening to my pleas?
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If I won lotto how great it can be
Treated like a golden celebrity
Happy faces, glazed eyes,
Money, money, more more, to entice
Feeling so superficial, Spending my dime
Drinking my champagne, Feeling the lime light
If I won the lottery, Momma would be safe, Daddy would be free
My brother would stop hanging at the corner, My sisters would finally listen to me
Life would be less stressed, Working the minimum wage would cease
I can finally have part of the great American dream.
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She struggles
So different so strong
Huge responsibility
So much other would break easily
When I am weak, she picks me up
Hugs me tight, Holds me close
And tells me it's gonna be alright, I will see
Sick on some days, like the light never shines
But she is the greatest, Her words are never lies
some may come, others can go
but momma, is there everywhere I grow.
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Prettiest song ever written
Conceived in 1976 mom always said I was heavens Bi centennial gift
Raised in a majestic forestry, coffee, sugar cane landscape, Caribbean jewel worth the praise
1980's Mom needed a changed grounded, founding an unshaken legacy, on her children especially me.
Broke but happy economy shaken in blame,
Worked two through three jobs at times dismissed
Feed, clean, shelter us from cold and unforgiven shame
Unnoticed, accepted and uncontrolled, dissed
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The ADIFOR 2.0 System for the Automatic Differentiation of Fortran 77 Programs (1994)
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Automatic Differentiation is a technique for augmenting computer programs with statements for the computation of derivatives based on the chain rule of differential calculus. The ADIFOR 2.0 system provides automatic differentiation of Fortran 77 programs for first-order derivatives. The ADIFOR 2.0 system consists of three main components: The ADIFOR 2.0 preprocessor, the ADIntrinsics Fortran 77 exception-handling system, and the SparsLinC library. The combination of these tools provides the ability to deal with arbitrary Fortran 77 syntax, to handle codes containing single- and double-precision real- or complex-valued data, to fully support and easily customize the translation of Fortran 77 intrinsics, and to transparently exploit sparsity in derivative computations. ADIFOR 2.0 has been successfully applied to a 60,000-line code, which we believe to be a new record in automatic differentiation.


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The Renegade Report - Spring Practice Preview: Defense
With spring practice beginning on March 19, we turn our attention to previewing the 2014 Seminoles defense. FSU loses a lot of talent, experience and leadership with the departures of Timmy Jernigan, Christian Jones, Telvin Smith, Lamarcus Joyner and Terrence Brooks.
The general feeling is with the exception of Jernigan, FSU is poised to replace those departures with a player equally, if not more talented.
Despite the returning talent, there are still questions that need to be answered this spring
- After Goldman and Lawrence-Stample, how will the defensive tackle rotation shake out?
- Will Charles Kelly opt for size or speed in replacing Telvin Smith and Christian Jones?
- Where will Tyler Hunter, Jalen Ramsey, Nate Andrews and the rest of the defensive backs line up?
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OP, did the nobody ever have sexual contact with another?
Also, can you ask your brother to teach us about CHI and how to manipulate it? I mean, can you create fireballs and the like?
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only the shadows seek to manipulate nature
there is one shadow that does not manipulate nature.
more are learning.
but my brother says balancing ones chi begins when we surrender to the cosmos.. whatever that means.
my brother says the nobody is not a virgin.. on the outside.
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So is your brother saying its wrong to learn how to control and manipulate chi? Is it a forbidden art? Seems like it is there for a reason. Why would such great energy which could heal or destroy be hidden from our sights? It's like a man who lives without ever seeing his face
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my brother says it is not wrong...
but to what purpose does it lead?
is it necessary?
wouldn't something out of balance naturally balance itself out over time...
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For the purpose of learning the truth. If we do not know how to truly feel it and control it when it is there and control is possible, then we are living in ignorance. You can see the result of this ignorance in today's life styles, with people rotting as they work as corporate slaves and then return home to continue their mundane lives which they attach so much importance too (be it watching tv, going out etc...). It's all not true, but we revel in these falsehoods because we do not understand our true natures and the nature of the universe.
that is why i wanted to ask ur brother to teach us how to feel and control this energy, but it seems he is not really interested in doing that (or maybe unable).
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A tragic familial murder. Terrible for the family. No threat to the community. On the other hand, the group home gangsta that we brought into our community to eventually murder one of our town's children, that's a threat. I re-submit this question that was put forth to you editors a week ago by a concerned parent. You would do well to answer it.
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With this quick bubble wrap painting technique, kids can embellish their notebooks with colorful jewel-filled honeycombs -- just like those in the Pixie Hollow Games.
Don't throw away those bits and pieces of cloth that are left over from all your different projects. Save them and make new projects, such as this adorable and unique scrap coth pencil holder.
These zipper cuffs are perfect for storing lunch money.
If you can sew a straight line, you can make this easy pencil case.
Make these action packed folders using our free printables and some decoupage glue!