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What the heck is wrong with you people ? I've been in Nashville for 27 years as a singer songwriter. I know something about the ins & outs of the music business. I also know human nature & the difference between a good show & a piece of crap. "Nashville" has done a lot to depict our city & our music business to a national audience. The earlier film of "Nashville" with Lily Tomlin, probably didn't depict exact reality, but it was a good movie & a good story with great acting.
Miss Spurgen, I don't know where you are from nor what part of Nashville culture you operate in, but your pervasive negative dissing is mean & elitist! The acting is good, the music is excellent, the screen play is well written & the story is riveting! So please come down from your ivory tower & walk the streets with the rest of us.
Ray LeRoy Ankrom
Hi Dese and Dose. I grew up in Connecticut and lived in Brooklyn for ten years. I can say pretty confidently that no, it is not racist because being called a Yankee has nothing to do with race. You could call it "regionalist," I suppose, if you have to name it. It's my opinion that racism is not disliking another race or group of people; it's discriminating against a race of people who lack power on both an institutional and daily basis. Perhaps you'd get more calls back if you changed your attitude. You don't like being pigeon-holed because you're from the North; neither do the "yee haw" people you live among.
If there is anything that makes being a Northerner a bit uncomfortable in the South, it's people like you who insist on your own superiority.
I SOLD ORANGES FOR MY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND. Oh Scarlett. She's also a Kringle we used to sell in Girl Scouts.
"Teen Juliette" (with her face morphed on a pubescent body) freaked me out. As did the weirdly augmented face of Teddy's escort girlfriend (Natasha?). She was NOT born with that nose. And perhaps chin. Whooo, Teddy got a freebie! I actually like horndog Teddy a lot better than mopey monk Teddy.
Where are Luke and Rayna's kids? Shouldn't Maddie be watching the show from the nunnery?
The Luke/Sadie (Ladie?) hookup they're hinting at really seemed forced. Is Pete going to be someone of note?
Are those Scarlett's real eyelashes? I have been wondering that since the show began. She makes me want to buy Latisse.
Great interview - a fine variety of questions and engaging responses from Dez. Nice work, both of you. The Prince and The Revolution era of purple music is both fascinating and mysterious. It's always fun to hear stories and details directly from those who were there. And, to anyone who doesn't follow Dez in the modern age, he is full of thoughtful and thought-provoking comments, ideas and observations. A unique and inspiring individual to say the least. Terrific read, guys.
Is it racist when a southerner calls you a damn yankee? I get called that constantly and I fucking hate it. Try hiring a yee haw contractor when you say "gimme an estimate on dat". They never return the call. They don't like whites here either. Those wit a funny axcent.
And Jack Nicholson as a philandering journalist not unlike Carl Bernstein in HEARTBURN.
There were the not-very-positive caricatures of Clifford Odets and William Faulkner in BARTON FINK.
I was pretty drunk last night and really don't remember any of this. I'll have to re-watch this evening. I "think" I can remember yelling "That's 3 Crow Bar back there!" but I could have been saying that from in front of Margot for all I know. Wednesday is a blur. This is the first week I've never had an opinion on 'Nashville' come Thursday morning. Great recap, though...as per uszh.
Haha, that Dr. Hook article is crazy! I'm pretty sure one of those guys live in Nashville...
I was waiting for someone to say Factor V was fake so I could be like "NU-UH two people in my family have it" but thankfully you did your research, I should have never doubted you, keep on doing the Lord's work here
The kid is Gunnar's dead brother's kid, right? And wow, Rayna couldn't squeeze in a single parent-teacher conference and takeout pizza night during TWO MONTHS on the road? She really is the worst.
Ashley, you continue to be the best thing about this crazy show.
Never thought I'd use these words in the same sentence, but I would totally make a pilgrimage to Philadelphia to see this!
I love this show
First "shows" are always difficult to grasp when there are so many characters, and most of them, in "reality" shows, are blonde which adds to the confusion. I love a show like this when the husbands and especially the children are part of the focus because they are part of the drama...like it or not. I love wandering through the homes too. It definitely shapes the character of the individuals.
I hope that a second season is in the works. Erika and the twins were my favorites! Too much time was invested in this show to quit now.
I wish there was actually enough B roll for ABC to release an episode of the Will/Layla reality show on line.
"The cheapening of independent film"
Instead of releasing indies to theaters, the Weinsteins are now giving them away for free. The wave of the future? I hope not.
Hey Daphne... snitches get stitches...
Girl better watch her back, Maddie is quite irritable these days.
H.P. Lovecraft's "The Rats in the Walls" is the first story I remember that really spooked me. Also had trouble sleeping after "Pickman's Model" and "The Picture in the House."
First image:
"I said you could show me ONE of them, Jerry. Just one."
"Ahh, come on. Not bad, am I right?!"
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Samaritans yanks creepy Twitter-spying Radar app amid privacy fears
Re: Not impressed... look at QPR
(not the football club)
Question, Persuade, Refer is a structured approach to dealing with someone who is presenting as possibly suicidal. It's aimed at untrained people who might find themselves in very much the situation you describe.
I attended free training provided by Survivors of Suicide Loss and was quite impressed. It was about 45 minutes and covered how to identify signs that someone may be at risk, how to respond effectively without getting in over your head, and how to lead them to other resources. It included training, role-playing, and follow-up discussion. It did not go into things like lethality assessments or direct action.
At least in the US, there are quite a few organizations that try to help people at risk for suicide, as well as those affected like family and friends. Tomorrow I'll be walking to raise money for SoSL and the Yellow Ribbon Campaign.
Peace and good luck.
FYI: OS X Yosemite's Spotlight tells Apple EVERYTHING you're looking for
Re: Huh?
@SuccessCase "do you think when I search in the search box on an Android phone, it might be sending the data to Google?"
You're talking about a phone, not a PC, but I'll bite.
I don't know the answer to your question because I don't have an Android phone. That said, I don't expect Google to intercept your typing when you search local phone contacts. That's pretty close to what we're talking about here.
Re: Huh?
I don't "know" how my operating system generates components of its user interface. I don't "know" that when I type in the standard interface of my PC (in this case, Finder), my keystrokes are sent in real-time to various companies. I especially don't "know" when such basic functionality has changed since before I updated the OS.
And if you think this is at all related to Google Search, then you badly misunderstand the topic.
The above statements are about me, an IT professional. Most people that I know don't even read EULAs, much less understand the difference between searching in Spotlight and searching in a web browser. Heck, most of them couldn't explain the difference between Cloud and USB except that you have to plug in "a USB."
This is a big deal. It will become an even bigger deal when someone's iCloud or whatever account is compromised, or when various governments obtain access to search history (or even real-time access to typing and location info) without the user even knowing that was possible.
Torvalds CONFESSES: 'I'm pretty good at alienating devs'
Re: @Filippo
Great explanation, Tom13. I agree. This matches my own experience in volunteer organizations.
Non-Violent Communication has helped me communicate directly, honestly, and carefully. I try to keep focused on my goals. Often, berating someone will not inspire them to offer more, work harder, or take personal risks to help the team. No matter how you feel, as a leader you have a responsibility to the group first. That doesn't mean waffle impotently. It means you should do your job. And if the demands of your job exceed your skills, admit it and fix it. Or get out.
And yes, it's entirely possible to directly, honestly, and carefully kick someone out, never to return. If that's the goal.
I've got a new Linux box, how does it work... WOAH, only asking :-/
Yay reasonable people
Like others here, I have moved on past the struggle to justify which tools I use, and I now struggle to produce good things with those tools.
It probably helps that I know more about operating systems than most of the kneebiters. And I use OpenBSD; Linux trolls are dilettantes.
Felony charges? Harsh! Alleged Anon hackers plead guilty to misdemeanours
Seems like standard procedure
I've been a sysadmin at several companies. I was taught to keep rigorous account of any costs related to an intrusion response. Service downtime can be lost revenue and brand damage. Hours spent to diagnose and clean up become "billable" as business costs. Of course, you track direct costs like new hardware or outside consulting.
If the company chooses to report the crime, law enforcement will be less interested in a $200 attack than a $10000 one or a $2.1M attack. It's not always in the victim's interest to minimize the reported damages. Conversely, the accused doesn't always plead guilty to the maximum charges.
While it's true that sometimes a company will scapegoat a front-line employee (sysadmin, helpdesk staffer, whatever), that's rarely the whole story. If a sysadmin knowingly left a vulnerability, it's more likely that they were unable to get the resources to fix it -- and an experienced person will keep records of this. A business has to manage many risks, and won't always make computer security the highest priority.
Some anonymous fool wrote that "I cant see how they allow so much zero day vulnerable software to be sold. That in itself is a crime." By definition, a zero-day has not been reported with any time to test or patch it. If you don't know how people make products with unsuspected problems, you should try working for a day.
Charity: Ta for the free Win 8.1, Microsoft – we'll use it to install Win 7
Re: Why Windows in the first place?
Why use Windows at a charity?
First, the computer probably came with Windows. Don't fix it if it's not broken.
Second, just let people use what's familiar and efficient. Many people can use a Mac. Almost everyone can use Windows.
Third, most other organizations (including donors and foundations) use MS Office. Therefore, we use MS Office to exchange documents.
I'm involved with 2 charities. If you "don't like" them, then you aren't our audience anyway. We have a mission to achieve, and it's not "evangelize open source."
Backup software for HDD and Cloud
Backup? Or just a copy?
Many companies sell "backup" that is really just a copy of your data. Dropbox works this way, for example.
Those are great if you need to recover from a catastrophic loss, like your computer is stolen or your home burns up. They are not helpful if your data is damaged.
I've managed backups at a few companies. A large portion of restore requests were because a file was damaged or important things were deleted and then later discovered missing. "This spreadsheet worked last week and now it's missing half my clients!"
I describe backup as "I need my data back from when...." If you use a file sync program, or Dropbox or iCloud or Google Drive or whatever, you have many copies of the latest version -- good or bad. I hope you never make a mistake or get a computer virus or have your program crash while it's saving the file. Also note that a virus will search your virtual drives for things to infect.
I've used CrashPlan for 3 years and have nothing but praise for their software and their service. Like Phil O'Sophical, I worry that if someone else has my data, that does not mean *I* have my data. For an extra fee, CrashPlan will ship your data on a hard disk. That fee is my cost to exit their service. Poor Mozy customers never had that option when they jacked up the prices.
FIERY DEATH awaits all who stroke mobes mid-flight? Nope, says FAA
Electronics can interfere with radio comms
If you've ever left a mobile phone near computer speakers, you've probably heard an occasional garbled interference sound from the speakers. That's electromagnetic interference from the transmitter in your phone.
The problem with radio-capable electronics is that they can similarly interfere with aircraft communications (voice comms, anyway) in the cockpit. Pilots use the radio quite a lot, both to communicate with air traffic control, and to maintain situational awareness of what else is in that airspace: other aircraft, local weather phenomena, etc. This is most critical during takeoff and landing phases.
It's grand that the aircraft systems don't cause unpleasant interference on your mobile, but that's really not the issue. The issue is that your electronics might cause interference with aircraft systems. That won't lead to a Hollywood-style in-flight explosion, but it could cause the pilot to miss hearing something important. "Was that approach clearance for us or someone else?" "Did Tower say 'cleared for 27R' or 'cleared for 27L'? Or was it NOT cleared?" "Wait, is someone supposed to go-around (instead of landing)? Are we?"
Yes, iPads and Surfaces are assigned for cockpit use at some airlines. Each such unit was flight-tested to be sure it doesn't cause interference. Not all units pass.
Source: pilots who complain about bloody mobile phone interference.
Study: Most projects on GitHub not open source licensed
No license = no permission
I'm involved with an open source project (which happens to be hosted in github).
We use the GPL. We respect others' licenses, and we hope that others respect ours.
If you do not give us a license to your work, we cannot use it. If we use software without any license to do so, that's piracy. If we include unlicensed work in our project and release that under a license, that's fraud. Not only are those unethical, they could jeopardise our entire project.
We have no money and no paid staff. We're not "fat cats." We're just honest.
Review: Unitrends backup appliances
"Restore software"
This is another excellent article from Trevor Pott. As usual, he gives enough background to understand where he's coming from, and presents new material in a way that's both readable for all and technical enough to really learn something.
Ah, Retrospect! I used it for 10 years. Its manual from 1996 is still my gold standard for product documentation. Inside the cover was written something like "Most people don't read the manual until they have a problem. If you need to restore data, turn to Chapter 7, page 82."
After managing backups at a few companies, I've developed 2 informal rules:
2) Nobody cares about backups; they care about restores. Think of it as "restore software" and much that is muddy becomes clear.
3) "You have a backup? Okay, point to it. Can you tell me what's in it?"
P.S. Rule 1 is, as always, "If it's not backed up, it doesn't exist."
Drobo brings RAID, battery backup to the desktop - and the hand
Big news in Drobo-land
These two new models look pretty nifty. Drobo's big selling point has always been the ability to incrementally upgrade storage capacity. Now they've added the ability to upgrade performance too.
The Mini fills a hole in their product line. None of their products were really portable (are other RAID products?) This could be a great device for photographers and video editors in the field. When you're out shooting as much as possible on a trip, you can't afford to lose your data to a drive failure, and any time spent fixing or preventing computer problems is a distraction. DVDs are good for backup, but you still lose any work since the last DVD.
I thought the Drobo S was a pretty sweet little RAID box. Like other Drobo products, its use is intuitive: insert drives, perform basic configuration via their software utility, and go. Its weakness is a slow CPU. On this basis alone, the Drobo 5D should be a real improvement. Also, the use of SSDs with their faster seek times could cut the cost of Drobo's internal "housekeeping" quite a lot.
Data tiering is where this gets really interesting. Drobos don't blindly stripe across disks the way RAID5/6 does. They basically pool the storage and then distribute and re-distribute data around in a way that provides redundancy, levels data across disks, defragments files, recovers from a drive failure...whatever will maintain redundancy and improve performance. It's not hard to see how Drobo could rewrite their software to take advantage of low-latency SSD. I have no experience with their B1200i, but expect they'll do some pretty creative stuff with data tiering on their business products. Of course, this is early days, and we'll probably see improvements in future firmware updates.
Disclosure: I'm not affiliated with Drobo. I've been a Drobo customer for 4 years with a 4-bay, a Drobo S, and now a DroboPro.
Severe bug deadlocks BIND
Risk is overstated
This deadlock affects authoritative DNS servers that service queries while processing an update or sending a zone transfer. Let's see what that means in the Real World:
An authoritative (not recursive) DNS server that serves a high rate of queries AND accepts dynamic DNS updates is at risk. Small to medium sites might run DDNS on their Internet-facing servers. Large sites use MS DDNS on only internal networks, and would use Active Directory for that anyway.
An authoritative DNS server that serves a high rate of queries AND performs frequent zone transfers is at risk. A busy and frequently changing site like an ISP or hosting facility might indeed perform frequent zone updates, maybe even several per hour. Such a business should already monitor service availability and kick-start services that stop responding. They're also well equipped to set up extra nameservers and run BIND single-threaded.
DNS servers that aren't getting pounded with queries don't have to care. Nor do single-threaded servers. Or caching-only servers. DNS servers with decent monitoring will be minimally affected. Large sites with robust DNS architecture already plan to lose the occasional nameserver anyway.
It's mostly the sites with big IT requirements and small or inexperienced IT staff who need to worry. They need to worry about everything, though. And how many of them run the latest versions of BIND?
Mozy users caught in repeat backup hell
Unsettling news
I'm sad to see this. Mozy has been around for a while and my impression (as a non-customer) has been that they're pretty solid -- at least as good as Carbonite or JungleDisk. It sounds like the same EMC disease that killed Retrospect (my previous system) is afflicting Mozy.
That said, I agree with J. Cook. I advise people that they "have a backup" only if they can physically point to it. If they tell me someone else can point to their backup, then that other person "has" their backup. As long as they're comfortable with that relationship, all is well.
After 18 months with CrashPlan, I've had no problems and have been pleased with their customer service.
Good luck to everyone and their data.
38 states grill Google on three-year Wi-Fi slurp
"Mistake", not "accident"
Google seems to use words very precisely. Including the packet-capture code "was a mistake," not necessarily an accident. If I were to rob a bank and get caught, I'd readily admit that doing so was a mistake. (Perhaps my mistake was in choosing the wrong bank or in wearing a poor disguise, but those details need not be discussed.)
I too am interested in their motivation: Google appears to be driven by money, and I can't see how they would have monetized the contents of data packets. Headers, sure, but payload? And why save it for so long?
Were they merely recording extra data to fill in blanks if, as suggested above, their GPS cut out?
Did they want the option of later analyzing the data for statistical purposes, perhaps to identify trends in use of encryption over wireless, or adoption of newer 802.11 standards?
Could a map of wireless saturation be useful when considering future products?
Is there a "data is good" kind of pack-rat culture that just retains any data as long as possible, without any specific intention?
Mozy backs up cloud backup with hard-drive storage
Catching up
As big as Mozy are, this leads me to wonder if they're feeling pressure from integrated online/offline backup services like CrashPlan.
It would be nice to see more competition in that market.
German net crippled by top level glitch
Not hard to do
I assume DENIC uses the BIND nameserver software. If so, this is an easy error to make. I'm not excusing DENIC, just observing that the scale of such a problem is often far out of proportion to the cause.
BIND parses a zone file as it loads it, and ceases loading (that zone) after it encounters an error. This could be a syntax error or an invalid use of a record. "Invalid records" are not always obvious: it's easy to accidentally create a host entry within a zone that was already delegated out.
Unless their update process (presumably either Perl scripts or a product like Men and Mice) correctly validates the entire zone *using the same criteria that BIND is configured to use*, errors can slip through.
I used to work at a large Internet site, and have pushed out more than my share of broken DNS zones. Good tools[0] help immensely, and a good architecture[1] insulates certain problems from reaching the Internet. None of those achieve perfection, though.
The only way to reliably catch this sort of problem is to carefully test all changes in a staging environment first. In the end, it's a balancing act between the time required to perform all due diligence and the quick turnarounds (and in this case high volume) demanded for DNS changes.
[0] The Men and Mice tools revolutionized how we managed DNS.
[1] For instance, push changes to a hidden master and let that master propagate to your main (slave) nameservers. Monitor the bejeezus out of the content on that hidden master. Run scripts that parse the named error log and immediately alert if there's a potential problem. Et cetera.
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Rough. RIP
Who the
pretty sure most people who ride motorcycles kinda want to die
Sad. RIP
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"Former Valencia Drummer, Maxim Soria, was killed in a donorcycle accident on Friday"
Fix'd. RIP.
And nothing of value was lost.
always a damn motorcycle
Rip dude
"And nothing of value was lost."
Same'll be said about you.
It's weird, I actually just checked these guys out yesterday and later on in the day I found this out.
Sad stuff, R.I.P.
aw hell naw RIP
RIP, it's really a shame.
I know nothing about motorcycles, but this guy was pretty damn thin judging from the pic in that article - Is it harder to keep the bike under control while turning at higher speeds the lighter the rider is? I would assume so.
rip! :[ may you smile down at us from the afterlife :]
"And nothing valuable was lost"
Fuck you.
"shame he wasn't a year younger, he could have been included in the list of famous musicians that have died at 27..... oh wait"
"And nothing of value was lost."
The sputnik community...
Also, by the title, I thought he had been murdered or something.
it said he had just gotten his bike license. he died a newbie
When I was in the hospital my roommate was in a motorcycle accident too
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"And nothing of value was lost."
It's comments like this that make me wonder why I bother going on this site. You're a piece of shit. Band sucks, whatever, it's still tragic that he died at such a young age.
rip, way too young to die.
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When I see killed I think murder; at least that didn't happen. RIP
Sadface. Rip.
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"And nothing of value was lost."
Only on sputnik where such comments are admissible. Fuck you asshole!
"And nothing of value was lost."
One of the most unnecessary and idiotic comments I've read in a while.
Oh, and fuck you.
Honestly stupid fucks like these give this otherwise great and useful site a bad name.
Come on Destructorator or whatever his name is is the most popular user on this site. He's effectively untouchable.
That's terrible, my condolences. i thoroughly enjoyed, "we all need a reason to believe". I've considered buying and getting my motorcycle license but the risk is just to high it seems. Rip sirâ¦
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im more surprised by the anger towards destructerator than i am what he said
^Why? He made an asshole comment, why shouldn't people be upset?
Took care of a patient at the rehab center a few weeks ago who got in a motorcycle accident. The guy broke like 30 bones and was talking about how the second he got out he was going to go riding again. That shit is crazy.
lots of assholes on this site. anyway, love valencia and it really sucks he had to go so young. rip.
I really liked this band
How horrible. I saw him play in 2009, great drummer and very friendly guy. Awful news.
Typical retard fuckwit trolls try the same shit everytime any death report comes through on this site. It really is time for a change.
Hey, I remember this band, think I listened to them back when I was first getting into music in general.
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"And nothing valuable was lost"
never heard of them, but RIP
Man, he was young too... What a shame. RIP.
"And nothing of value was lost."
Same'll be said about you. 123456789 x 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
edit: oh yeah, RIP, band was fun and "we all need a reason to belive" is a damn good album
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Man, people dying lately.
Yeah, I am never getting a motorcycle.
^It's a pretty stupid thing to do.
"Killed" ?
Former Valencia Drummer Killed by Guardrail
Sad. He was a large portion of what made "Possibility" so great. RIP.
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The legislation would allow about 73,800 black farmers to file in U.S. District Court for damages and would delay foreclosures against farmers who can prove discrimination.
In 1997, dozens of black farmers sued the Agriculture Department, saying the agency treated them differently from white farmers in approving loans, and a settlement was reached in 1999. The USDA has paid out nearly $1 billion in claims to about 15,000 black farmers who said they suffered discrimination. But tens of thousands of black farmers missed the Sept. 15, 2000, deadline.
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London Wasps boss Dai Young admits his club will have to continue improving if they are to keep players like Joe Launchbury.
Launchbury has reportedly been on Saracens' radar despite having a year left on his contract. While there is no immediate danger of the England lock swapping Wasps for Saracens, Young has emphasised the need for continued improvement on the field to help fend off interest when his contract expires at the end of next season.
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If he had said "That's so gay", like millions of kids, nobody would have given a shit. For crying out loud get a thicker skin and get over it. There's plenty worse going on in the world today.
Rob, if he'd said something derogatory about heterosexuals or an ethnic group, then I suppose thats ok too? The term "that's so gay" is a put down. You don't hear gays saying "that's so breeder" now do we?
"I obviously made a bad choice of words. Everyone who knows me understands that I hold no prejudices in this regard,"
and then continued 'it's just that they push it down your through you know…if they'd just keep it private, just keep quiet you know?'
As if there are no GLBT children or adults with Muscular Dystrophy.
Yea, what an Idiot!
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