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It's the same old story - not enough bums on seats - but surely the MTA should do more to promte their services?
I live in Woodlawn which is well served by the MTA (#4, #5, #2 D train and Metro North) but the trains are all packed like sardine tins at rush hour (as well as grindingly slow on the #4) so the BXM4B was a real treat.
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OK, let's try this again.Follow the links below to vote for your favorite haunts in our New Times Broward/Palm Beach Readers' Poll 2012. The results will appear in our annual Best Of Broward-Palm Beach issue June 14. If that all sounds familiar, that's because we tried this in February with an in ... More >>
If you saw the Miami Herald story this morning about the ten South Floridians killed in car crashes between Saturday night and Sunday night... it gets worse.In addition to the six deaths in Miami-Dade and four in Broward, there were three people killed in Palm Beach County over the weekend as wel ... More >>
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hepburnpage.comWelcome to fourth grade!According to state education rules, around 3,350 third-graders in Broward County and 2,400 in Palm Beach County are supposed to be repeating the grade due to their FCAT reading scores -- which they won't, thanks to a few "loopholes."By state standards, t ... More >>
Family Man Studios from Flickr.comCould you be happy here? According to Forbes.com, Palm Beach County is a miserable place.Are you miserable, Palm Beach County? According to this month's Forbes.com list, you should be. Even though it's not a single city -- more like 223 census-desi ... More >>
Nicole DannaThis Thursday, you can eat, drink -- and get a glimpse of some spectacular art -- all for a good cause.How? Simply attend the Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce's sixth-annual "Red, White, and Zin" event, a gourmet-food- and winetasting event to be held January 27 fro ... More >>
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Umi Fishbar's Bahamas rollOne of Palm Beach County's best-known restaurateurs has teamed up with one of Palm Beach County's best-known chefs to create a contemporary, Asian-esque eatery in the space once home to Noche restaurant-niteclub in Palm Beach Gardens. Carmine Giardini and chef John ... More >>
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Withdrawal Bandit: A familiar faceSerial bank robbery was one of South Florida's favorite new sports this summer, and the game turned out to be surprisingly polite and thankfully bloodless. Police announced today that they've taken one pair of our local Bonnie & Clydes off the street. An unus ... More >>
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A 56-year-old man is in Palm Beach County lockup on a $1,500 bond for illegal use of a dairy case or egg basket, possession of a stolen shopping cart, and indecent exposure. Ernest Wend, whose address is listed as "at large," was arrested Saturday at 8 a.m. by Pal ... More >>
Here's what's going on this morning in Broward and Palm Beach counties:A 33-year-old woman from Palm Beach County has died from H1N1, despite having none of the conditions that suggest she should have been at greater risk. So doctors are warning the public to get treatment in cases in which his o ... More >>
Flickr User: jbenson2Geithner will spare us locals from his bank spreeWhen you fill out a deposit slip these days, it's hard to know whether you'll get the money back or if you're throwing it into a bottomless pit. So it should come as an enormous relief that a bank-rating firm, Bauer Financial, has ... More >>
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Photo from ouzoblue.comThey're dancing on the tables in Palm Beach Gardens -- literally -- with the debut of Palm Beach County's second Ouzo Blue. The first Blue set up in Lake Worth in January, bringing Greek faves from dolmades and spanakopita to moussaka and lamb kebabs, plus lots of table dancin ... More >>
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Fewer outsiders are moving to Florida, and the biggest drop in newcomers is among New Yorkers. The number of New Yorkers registering to drive in Florida has dropped by 50 percent in recent years, leading to what I'm sure will be remembered as The Great New Yorker Shortage of 2009.It'd be easy to mak ... More >>
Palm Beach County has gone through one of the biggest restaurant booms in the U.S. lately: We're finally on the culinary map. From the tiny corner bistro where you've been a regular for years to the splashy newcomer cheffed by a big name, Palm Beach has enough good restaurants to keep us busy for a ... More >>
Palm Beach County's got some serious diversity in the world of drinking. There's the blue-haired bars in Boca, the popped-collar joints on the island, Jamaican rum joints in The Glades, and the old-school rock bars east of the tracks on Clematis. Pick your favorite, and vote for it in the comments s ... More >>
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Great name, and has the potential for helping Red Bank "turn the corner" away from the disgusting reputation of a speed trap town, and all thanks to the pre-opening PR. Amazing what a clever name or a butt tatoo can do to promote a business by rattling the prudes!
Federal shutdown threatens big Civil War event
The Federal government is causing problems and it's state's rights all over again, just like in 1861. The south will do it again. Do it anyway - to hell with the Union army.
Proposed "Beale Street of Chattanooga" ready for revival
This really could be the Beale Street of Chattanooga, but it will take more vision, teamwork, and marketing efforts to achieve that goal. Where Main Street is the arts, this could be the music of Chattanooga - just look at success of the strut. this could happen every weekend as it does in Memphis. Change the name back to Ninth Street and sell it as Big Nine as it was in its heyday. A better way to honor M L King would be with a scholarship, foundation, or a library - not a street. That's like naming a parking lot at UT for General Neyland, not the stadium. Visit Beale Street on the weekend and imagine those cash registers ringing like that in Chattanooga. Then go see what else (or what little) Memphis has done downtown. The street cars run by blocks of boarded up store fronts to get you to Beale Street. Compare that to all that the Scenic City has accomplished in their downtown, and the rebirth of Big Nine should be a no-brainer.
Honest Pint pub seeks to distill Irish taste downtown
Fat Tony got it right. Smoking is going out in a fast way, with only the losers still practicing it. At least they are confined to the few spots that allow it, leaving the respectable venues available to those of us who don't practice the habit and don't want to be around the filthy smokers who do. If the Tennessee legislators had any backbone back in the day, every bar and restaurant would be clean, but bribery is still alive and well in politics - it's called lobbying.
TN Court: Owner liable for car thief's crash if keys were in vehicle
This is a stupid as saying the owner is liable by leaving gas in the car. Even if the owner had left it running with the door open, what's wrong is wrong, and that is taking another person's property without permission regardless of the amount of work it takes to do so. The idiot responsible for this ruling should be busted back to law school 101, or perhaps Sunday school for this lesson.
Pet store animals taken to McKamey after months of complaints
This was a great move by McKamey, but what about the other stores, such as the one on Highway 153? If you Google Pet Company, you'll find dozens of horror stories about Petco all across the country. At least Chattanooga has taken a position on this abuse.
Failed 'land swap' proposal leads to state interest
Shouldn't that be Marion County, not Sequatchie County?
Downtown hot dog restaurant continues 71-year tradition
Griffin's has always been great. How many people in Chattanooga remember when it was located on Central Avenue on a little island in front of the present store front?
Bea's recipe unaltered after 60 years
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1986-87: Sir Alex takes over; 2-0 loss at Oxford is his first game
1987-88: Brian McClair and Viv Anderson are his first signings
1987-88: McClair becomes the first player to break the 20-league goal barrier since Best
1987-88: United finish runners-up to Liverpool and exit the FA Cup at Arsenal
1988-89: A 5-1 derby defeat to City is a real low point
1988-89: United can only manage 11th place in Division One
1989-90: A spending spree brings in the likes of Paul Ince and Gary Pallister
1989-90: United win the FA Cup, Sir Alex's first trophy as boss
1990-91: An on-field brawl with Arsenal leads to United being docked 1 point
1990-91: Ron Atkinson beats his successor in the League Cup final
1990-91: On a glorious night in Rotterdam, United win the European Cup-Winners' Cup
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After finishing second, expectations were high for the 1988/89 term so a drop back to 11th place again simply wasn't part of the plan and nobody was more frustrated than the manager. "The season did not just slip away, it collapsed," he admitted. "People talk about a curse over United. Quite honestly, I do not know how to


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For about 35 percent of county residents, there's nothing quick or easy about getting to a grocery store, according to 2010 statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
For about 35 percent of county residents, there's nothing quick or easy about getting to a grocery store, according to 2010 statistics from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
GALVESTON — When people fight development of liquefied natural gas plants in their communities, they inevitably point to the "Cleveland Disaster," which occurred in 1944 when a holding tank failed, releasing 1.1 million gallons of its contents into streets and sewers.
One of the things to be most thankful for in covering local sports is when the unexpected happens. It's also what makes doing preseason predictions one of the worst chores.
Last weekend, I was in northeast Oklahoma visiting friends and had the opportunity to go duck hunting outside of Muskogee, Okla. If half of the ducks I observed make it down to the Gulf Coast, we can expect some heavy numbers of gadwalls, widgeons and mallards before the end of the season.
All of us should praise the Lord at Thanksgiving. In Psalms 103, we are reminded "not to forget all his benefits."
I took the title of this column from a Martha Stewart Living Magazine. Before you get the wrong idea, I have to explain that I don't read or watch Martha Stewart, but my wife does.
Turkey day is around the corner but to keep food poisoning the Centers for Disease Control has sent out tips to safely thaw and prepare Thanksgiving Day meals.
It's known that cholesterol levels typically rise as people age and that high cholesterol levels are associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease. What's less known is that cholesterol levels begin to decline the more a person ages. Recently, researchers from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and the University of Kentucky found that differences in one gene can influence a person's cholesterol levels from midlife to late life.
NEW DELHI (AP) — India's top investigative agency said Thursday that two teenage girls believed to have been raped and hanged by attackers in a north Indian village actually committed suicide because of shame over a relationship with a boyfriend.
NEW YORK (AP) — Spectators of all ages are oohing and ahhing as giant inflated characters wind their way through Manhattan in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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I guess it had to happen at some point: my little brother is gunning for me on-track.
No doubt fuelled by revenge for me balancing him on top of the lounge door when he was five – and leaving him there (although he did put toast in my cassette player), Ben gave me a hard time at Snetterton 200 at the weekend, in the sixth round of Bemsee's Respro Premier 1000 championship.
Eight years younger than me and with far less experience on-track 'Junior', on his 2010 BMW S1000RR rode fantastically and gave me a hard time in Saturday's 15-lap feature race, which, I'm sure isn't the way things are supposed to go.
For the wet qualifying session I stupidly took a gamble on slicks in the wet, thinking the track would dry out and qualified last – by over 20 seconds.
It's the second dumb mistake I've made in as many meetings, after softening my BMW Park Lane S1000RR too much at Cadwell last time out, on a drying track and going backwards in the race.
In the 15-lapper I managed to get through from last to behind Ben in fifth. After passing him and thinking of trying to reel in the leaders, he out-brakes me into Riches and no matter how many times I squeeze back past, the little bugger gets me back and we trip each other up for the rest of the race. I'm sure I didn't balance him on the door that many times.
I managed to get him at the finish, but only just. It's actually horrible to race your little brother because you don't want to knock him off, or for him to get hurt, but you can't let him win either, especially as he stole my lucky race number '33' a couple of years ago and won't give it back.
In the first of Sunday's races it hosed it down with rain. It was my first ever properly wet ride on my bike (with the correct tyres), so I was learning as I went on and after runaway leader Barry Chapman cleared-off I was battling for a podium slot with Peter Baker and…my bloody brother again, who is lightning in the wet.
The little devil was on a mission, even passing Baker around the outside at Corams, but I managed to hang on to them both. I still can't get my head around how good my Dunlop wets are – kneedown around every corner and hitting a faster top speed down the back straight than the dry (a GPS-recorded 174mph).
I think it's because I was coming on to it slower and could get full throttle sooner – there's a lesson there. I could even brake at the same dry markers.
We were doing 1:20s in the wet, which is two seconds faster than the best of the dry times set by the electric bikes that raced with us at the weekend.
With the race almost over, going into the Bomb Hole Ben turned in too early, got on the gas too soon, lost the rear and low-sided right in front of me. He and the bike were ok, but it scared the crap out of me. A lap later Chapman crashed at Murrays and I ended up in second behind Baker at the chequered flag.
The final race of the day was dry and I finished fourth behind Chapman, Baker and Danny Fowler.
I was two seconds slower than I was here last year - I don't know why that is, but I missed out on any decent set-up time during Friday practice because of the weather.
Ben understandably lost his mojo a bit for the last race and finished a couple of places back.
We move on to Brands GP at the end of the month. I can't wait, as its home for me and Park Lane, who kindly supply me with my bike to race…and if Junior picks on me anymore, I'll be calling my Mum, as she only lives down the road.
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Great read. Hope your brother is OK with minimal damage to the bike. I look forward to reading about your Brands Hatch exploits. Let's hope it's a dry race and you don't need to call you mom! Good stuff mate...
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Yan yung gamit ni Jason Derulo sa music video ng Ridin' Solo.. Hehehe..
Cute naman kahit papano.
Parang ginaya ata ang Ulo ng Audi R8 a.
sana ilabas dito yan. to compete with volvo xc70 na saksakan ng mahal for an estate.
Uhhh... the CR-Z is a compact hatchback, a la C30. The XC70 is several classes above that. In fact, it's a midsized crossover.
Volvo's compact estate is the V50.
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Le whoops! Microsoft France boss blows lid off 'Windows 9' event
Thanks for the info!
I mean, your advise on docking. I read it three times, thinking very hard, trying to imagine how that looks like and what you do.
Then, I shook my head and decided that not being a Windows user was a very good decision, and that there is no need at all to change my position as long as this is needed to dock a window. Though maybe there are more convincing ways to do that, I don't feel encouraged to explore those. Thank you very much.
Now that's FIRE WIRE: HP recalls 6 MILLION burn-risk laptop cables
How's that quality control??
And much worse: even at 110V, you'd not expect a single 1 A to pass the cable, and - depending on the standards - it will be marked at 2, 4, even 10 or 13 A. If at least it would start burning while running at its limits. But these burn from relatively small currents, less than 10% of the rated ones. So the manufacturer *must* have known that some isolated copper atoms would suffice. And HP surely has not done *any* QC, because simply cutting a sample ought to have demonstrated the prevailing lack of expensive electric conducting material.
Munich considers dumping Linux for ... GULP ... Windows!
Re: Lack of integrated email/contacts/calendar?
Hmm. My smartphone connects totally well and easily to a FOSS mailserver. Well, it does not connect nicely to an Exchange server, but that's not what is mentioned in the article.
Therefore, I simply don't understand.
Plug and PREY: Hackers reprogram USB drives to silently infect PCs
Same drill - same drill ...
It is as almost always ...
... the customer. Sorry 'bout that.
The article points this fact out, with all its consequences. You customer goes to your next hyper-market and compares prices. The cheaper the better. Done.
If me, controller manufacturer, or USB-vendor, puts out a good drive, me going bankrupt.
A thousand complaints, in- and outside of IT, and drilling down, in most cases it is the customer who's in the end to be blamed.
Sorry 'bout that, but it is the truth.
Can you tell a man's intelligence simply by looking at him? Yes
Only me?
Is it only me that perceives the images in the article as looking increasingly friendly, from left to right?
They are also said to increase the IQ from left to right.
Does that mean the more friendly one is, the higher one's IQ?
Chinese patent app tries to own Wine on ARM
Hold your horses ....
This is a patent *APPLICATION*.
Over. It is good practice in a democratic state that pluralities of opinion are allowed; and as well it should - rather must - be allowed to FILE whatever an individual considers her invention; be it the wheel as such, or legally available code and ask to protect its usage. No need to get excited.
Only if the - alas too often stupid - patent examiner GRANTS anything like that, then we MUST get excited!
iOS 8 screencaps leak: Text editor, dictaphone and 'tips' on the way
fantastic!! - Wow!!
The screenshot alone convinces me: I need to have this baby! - please, please, Apple, bring it out to us as soon as possible! Whatever the price, I will pay it. Finally, not only the usual great software, but ground-shaking advances into the future! Yeah, Yeah!
Dying for an Ubuntu Linux phone? Here's how much it'll cost you
I'm in!!
... though I am not running after any new gadgetry. Ever. My current handy is a Samsung B2100.
I'm having a 4-year-old netbook, etc. Oh yeah, even a € 173-tablet. My data are in the cloud, so that's okay.
BUT I would be all too pleased to have a single device that I carry around, and have mouse and keyboard in the office, isn't much larger than my current phone, can rest overnight (and charge) on my bedside table, plays movies in the evening via HDMI on a flatscreen TV, and slips into my pocket in the mornings.
Qt is really the UI framework of choice to support all sorts of applications and screen sizes. I commit to buy one, whenever available.
Facebook-for-suits biz LinkedIn shares drop on weakened 2014 outlook
Rip-Off! - Bugger Off?
used to like it very much in the beginning. To me, the whole lot collapsed when they wanted real money to allow me to use the site somewhat properly. I remember, one time I couldn't even send an e-mail without 'Privilege'.
The mistake is widespread, alas: get some people subscribing, see a site growing exponentially, profits-profits-profits, and down you go. In order to be fashionable and cool and whatnot, LinkedIn ought to have been proud of having almost any white-collar worker under the sun in their database, and allow those people (us people) access to all useful, though basic, facilities.
With a 'privilege' for those who actually want it. They haven't grasp the basic rules at all: Their capital isn't what I should pay for regularly, their capital is having us (including me) in their database!
Lumia 2520: Our Vulture gets his claws on Nokia's first Windows RT slab
I mean, the review sounds pretty nice and even somewhat sound.
What bugs me is the File Manager laudatio. What the heck is good in having a "full file manager"? (I guess the author meant a Redmond-one).
How can I take your review serious after that? Is a "full file manager" what is actually needed on a useable tablet? And why would an alternative render it less suitable?
Want the latest Android version? Good luck with that
... is what I'd mod you if we were in Slashdot.
Though let's continue: 8 is the lucky number in Chinese tradition. It sounds like 'prosperity'.
Tell this to Mr. Ballmer. He might rejoice.
Microsoft cans three 'pinnacle' certifications, sparking user fury
Re: Certification devalued
Are you one?
Do you know one?
I had the questionable pleasure to meet the MCAs and sorts (those with any MS*** and M***) of a whole country. Then it was on a decision into which direction the whole country would be steered.
And I can tell you, that I did not meet people with an overflow in the brain department. I did meet people who would throw "Microsoft" into each and any answer to each and any question. Including the marketing drool of 'leverage' and stuff.
I do agree, they knew the multitude of MS products inside out. From said leverages over interoperabilities up to the licensing fees calculated by mental arithmetics. And for really difficult questions, they promised to 'revert' once the 'experts' were consulted.
Engineers? Architects? A well-oiled marketing machine!
Re: What the Frack!
I do hope that you know what a "certified engineer" is, don't you? Or what an engineer is, after all? In case you don't, I can tell you a secret: there is no school for engineering in Redmond.
It is a pity that the US seems to lack a clear legal framework on professional titles. Or does it? Can I take a 2-week-course on first aid and subsequently put a 'Doctor' on my namecard?
't was high time ...
Vendor certs are a questionable thing completely. Firstly, they cost quite some money for the applicant. Second, the quality of a "certified" person is still questionable. I can vouch for both, since I was one of the first to study for MSCE some 15 years ago. It *was* tough. And a year later some boot-camps came up, and suddenly people had it, with nil knowledge of anything. The pinnacle was a colleague with a fresh MSCE asking about 'how to format a floppy', which seemingly had not been one of the 'relevant' questions.
Worse, however, for the companies who bought into Microsoft-sponsored addictives. Everywhere then, around 2000, any question of the PHBs on 'solutions' was answered with a Microsoft-answer. Not only was text-processing identical to WORD, but also 'database' identical to MSSQL. Some of the certified clowns would for their life not be able to name another one (let's say except the one from Larry, perhaps), and so forth.
In a nutshell, especially the MS-certs were deadly attacks on the ecology of the IT-infrastructure; with security and availability (and common sense) as liabilities.
Billionaire Google founder splits with wife, allegedly beds Google Glass minx
Re: @ jellypappa: Pre-nuptial Agreement.
Never mind. I trust her lawyers.
My question: How does she look like?
Hey, Bill Gates! We've found 14 IT HOTSHOTS to be the next Steve Ballmer
You know what I read when seeing the title?
"We've found 14 IT HOTSHITS to be ..."
High time to take one more beer and then a nice long nap ... Good night!
Top 10 Steve Ballmer quotes: '%#&@!!' and so much more
And 0: Monkeying!
4 words for you!
Microsoft cuts Surface Pro price by $100
Re: People seem to like them once they buy them
If this was true, only a small majority would belittle the little thingies. Why, then, the need to cut the price?
How, Now?
I really don't get your drill, sorry. First you write about a cunning strategy w.r.t. Apple, and then you express how Microsoft tarnishes the whole brand.
No, the market is not confused any longer about the RT. The market has decided, that they are not interested in a full-blown W8 on a tablet.
I do agree with your last sentence, though. I for one do not mind paying for a light, full-fledged tablet on which I can install my *nix of choice. A light and full-powered one. Microsoft has shat themselves on the foot by restricting the box to Winblows. Christ Jesus, if they subsidized the hardware for whatever reason, I could understand that they don't feel *nix-junkies like myself slapping a nice *ntu on it. But since they charge the full amount, what the heck is their motivation to prevent me from buying one and do with it whatever possible!!?
Is this now the W8-one; or still the ARM?
RedMond's failures seem difficult to follow in a timely manner. Or do we still talk the Windows-on-ARM debacle?
Surface RT: A plan worthy of the South Park Underpants Gnomes
Wrong, all wrong!
The problem of RT wasn't the ARM-processor or such, contrary to what the author so nicely describes. I bet a fortune, that all RT fondleslabs would have been sold out by now if MS had bothered to
1. attach a reasonable price
2. allow the installation of the OS of the users' choice
Don't come and tell me the manufacturing costs, then, would have been too high. Or that it was intentional that no useful software could run on it. Because then the problem of excess stock would not have arisen. Then the problem had nothing to do with what the author pretends. Then the problem would have been a straightforward bad business decision: Every somewhat shrewd business persons knows that you can't sell uncool overpriced stuff. Any somewhat reasonable businessperson knows that it is suicide to sell something, and prevent the user from using it the way (s)he wants to use it.
Flexible flywheel offers cheap energy storage
It does not work!
(I'm not talking about the flywheel here, but El Reg's streaming method. I have reloaded a bunch of times, and stuff, but nothing comes from it; only the central icon shows a rotating arrow ... ... sitting on Chrome on Linux.)
The gloves are on: Nokia emits super-sensitive £99 Windows Phone
But ...
does it run Linux??
Patent shark's copyright claim could bite all Unix
Nice one, though!
You had me until your give-away NSFW!
Stephen Fry explains… Alan Turing's amazing computer
Re: "Most influential tech-tweet of 2011" title on the tweeter's site
I was sure to hit the ironical undertone since a self-inflicted injury is - you brought up the medical doctor! - one that does not involve anyone else. You inflict it yourself. You cut your finger. You cannot become a PhD on your own, but only in the passive:one is awarded a PhD.
In this sense I had asked if the good 'most influential tech-tweet' had eventually dished out that doctorate for herself, on her own account and awarded it herself.
"Most influential tech-tweet of 2011" title on the tweeter's site
Lucky me, I am not a tweeter; and neither am I in British or US academia. But who knows, maybe her "Dr." is self-inflicted?
What do you expect from a person who asconds to twitting, that the Broadway musical 'The Book of Mormon' "was honestly the best night out I ever had in my life, and Ive had some good nights out ;))"
Not that I saw it, though I am sure it could not possibly be my best night out.
And, please, leave Stephan Fry out of the picture. He's a nice chap, a good actor, and has never pretended to know what he is blurping about.
Sysadmins: Let's perch on Microsoft Santa's lap, show him our wish list
Poor sod! :(
I really pity you in your current situation!
You have nothing better left than kneeling in front of Microsoft, and clearly explaining all your thoughts most reasonably, and understandable, and throw in a sweetener frequently: "I am willing to pay exorbitant amounts!"
How does that feel? It must feel terrible, I am afraid, like crime victim continuously begging the perpetrator to accept all sorts of wealth, money and jewelry, to let him go, just let him go.
Hello, dear, there is no real need for you to use pay as a bribe to get what you reasonably demand. For those horrendous sums, you can even pay (e.g. me) for a planned exercise in migrating software; and offer a lot of training to your users on software that is free as in beer. Plus, hopefully, as well free as in 'libre'.
Samsung Galaxy S 4: A slim stripper with palms hovering over its body
Video Clip
... or you haven't seen it!
Gnome cofounder: Desktop Linux is a CHERNOBYL of FAIL
Re: Huh.
Even though some call me "Linux-Adolf", I cannot help but mod this post up.
Because I am very sure, that with basically a single desktop - like 'our' single kernel - we would have conquered the world. The 'all the choices' ought to have been in the applications, designs, etc., not in seemingly totally different experiences, with different keyboard shortcuts, and stuff. No, those don't scare me at all; and don't scare most in here. But, and that's an enormous 'but', the very large majority of users out there; those who don't understand the underlying principles, those who struggle to open a file, and save another version, and are happy as can be once they got the grasp of some sequences on how to click, drag and drop to get things done, no chance.
Yes, I have to agree to the 'every new distro makes the PROMISE more fragmented'. Nobody in their sane mind - except the many of us in the field - wants to relearn Synaptics after YaST, Thunderbird after Evolution, and so forth. I for one started with RedHat 5.1. But I also had the time and opportunities to go through Debian, Solaris, Ubuntu since then. And From Gnome to Gnome2, xfce, unity to KDE.
Come on, guys, get a life. Don't tell me that's what we wanted the majority of computer users do; and still love us and our systems!?
They would have loved the stability, reliability, the price-tag, the good common sense; if those had not been beclouded by a seemingly senseless though continuous switch of widgets, gadgets, approaches, colours, locations on the so-called Linux desktop.
Help us out here: What's the POINT of Microsoft Office 2013?
Re: The main benefit for me..
I really think there is something wrong with your work outlines. How long do you have to scroll through 65000+ rows? What the heck do you have in a single spreadsheet (and not linked into another one)?
With this amount of date, would a database not be a more adequate solution?
Just questions ...
VIA bakes a fruitier Rock cake to rival the Brit Raspberry Pi
Off topic: Astroturfing
Amazing is the voting by users. Usually, a good number is on the sane side.
Today, here, until now, the reasonable ones (questioning how can this be, and Windows yet so expensive and big) being voted down.
Where can I apply for pocket money from astroturfing on El Reg?
The year GNOMES, Ubuntu sufferers forked off to Mint Linux
Year of Linux on the Desktop
Let's face it: The Year Of Linux On The Desktop will arrive finally, when the normal desktop computers are extinguished (in the sense that dinosaurs are). Then the last desktop user will probably still use some Linux Desktop. And then we'll see 100% Desktop coverage by Linux. Sad.
I for one have been using Linux almost exclusively on the Desktop for the last 13 years. Exceptions: Application for research funds (need to be done in Word, 100% correctly formatted), OrCAD (doesn't run on Linux, neither with Wine).
13 years of misery, going through a bunch of distros, and Desktop Environments (DEs), forth and back. Gnome, KDE, Xfce, Gnome, KDE. Why? Just to avoid the seriously crappy and limited UI offered from Redmond. No, for me it doesn't "work better".
Why? Why? Because Gnome had to be just for the sake of licensing. Then others had to be, and KDE had to go to 4.X, and Gnome from a great 1.4 to a miserable 2.X and, after it had been set back on track, a worse 3.X.
And we had others, Xfce, which also didn't fulfill all promises. At times I was just happy with fluxbox. And still, on the longer run it is just too frugal.
Why? Why? Because the promise of choices fragmented any chance to a Linux-On-The-Desktop year down to zero. Which is reflected by the applications:
- from an 'almost' MS-Office-like Suite named OpenOfice through KOffice, 'G-Office' (Abiword, and a very promising Gnumeric)
- to a horrendous number of CAD-programs. Multiple crews starting almost in parallel, and nobody reached the finish. KiCAD fails towards the end, and does not work as simulator. Qucs is partially much more handy (and clever) than OrCAD; but abandoned on the track.
You get the drill. In the end, forking and rewriting leaves us (that is those who want Linux on the desktop) with half-brewed choices, and mostly wasted efforts. My kudos to Linus, because the kernel is the only non-forked, non-rewritten software, and an enormous success. We could have had the same with DEs and applications, had all efforts been done in synergy instead of competition.
Samsung SSD 840 series storage review
Late news?
This test - and with more detail - had already been up 2 months ago here:
How late is ElReg with its updates?
Girlfriend 'tried to MURDER ME with her AMPLE BREASTS'
Google translate is crap
and, @ Stumpy, it actually was in the BILD-Zeitung.
Anyway, 'treasure' is a google translate speak for "Schatz", which actually is. Though in this case, any reasonable person would use "Honey" instead. And then it makes more sense: "Honey, I wanted you to die in the most pleasurable manner." And I'll keep away from full-breasted women henceforth.
Paris, do we still have her? isn't, is she?
Maybe we need a new icon, two tits, in order to threaten someone with immanent death.
Licensing snafu leaves Windows 8 open to PIRATES
Re: Doesn't work for me!?
Clever boy! - See, you get the third different time frame now. I had actually done my first trial yesterday, and then it said maximal "24 hours". That was yesterday. Why should it take more than one hour in any case? So I tried a second time, this morning. The message said "within 72 hours". And seemingly it gave you "within 48 hours".
That's what I'd call the MS-lottery.
Doesn't work for me!?
I read the 'instructions' and asked for a key - the request was accepted, but the key was never sent.
I tried again, from another site, with another e-mail address, the request was accepted, and I was also informed it would be sent - and never arrived.
That's the MS-way to rectify a snafu?
Apple's poisonous Touch silently kills the GNOMEs of Linux Forest
Sad, and a huge loss of resources
KDE was THE Linux-GUI in any case. GNOME only saw the light for some (some call it paranoid) licensing reasons: Qt (the basis for KDE) was on a non-free license. More than 10 years lost for the world (of Free and Open Source) by splitting resources, confusing potential users and naturally delaying development. KDE has an interface now that can work on mice and fingers, Plasma. It is not totally ready, but close.
No, I am not a KDE developer, I used to run GNOME for quite some years. What makes me sad, is that we had a number of "year of Linux on the desktop"; and it still isn't there. It is for me, personally, using double-boot the MS-thingy just feels crufty and childish and I miss a multitude of desktops dearly; as well as the network-enabled-by-default., plus the full-screen Dashboard.
Mexico to Apple: You WILL NOT use the name 'iPhone' here
Not so fast ...
According to Süddeutsche Zeitung, referring an article in The Verge, all this is untrue and just bullocks: No judgement was handed out, Apple may sell, etc.
Though I would love to pop the cork. On Apple kicking the bucket.
Windows 8: An awful lot of change for a single release
Re: Where do you think you are going today?
I was at first glance thinking you were joking. It read so nice.
I for one remember the opposite: no support for USB initially, trouble with WiFi, SATA considerably late, large file system (and large file) support very very late. My systems for one had most of those features *before* they appeared in Windows.
Re: Pre-95 & NT Windows weren't OSes!
"Dos was little more than a boot loader. You may as well say that Linux isn't an OS - it's dependent on GRUB after all."
I hope you don't believe your own words. Linux the kernel can be loaded in a number of ways, grub is not needed. First. Once the kernel is loaded, grub is not running any longer. Second. W[1-3] was an application running on DOS. Remove the underlying DOS, and Windows goes to its knees. Third. An Application that controls resources and has been loaded by a program loader is not necessarily an operating system.
Made for each other: liquid nitrogen and 1,500 ping-pong balls
That's learning of today (the future)?
While I do think that learning should not be dreary, and neither accompanied by whipping and memorizing, I also am unconvinced that a 5 minute-stunt at an expense, even a relatively low one, is anything but a stunt, a marketing exercise by this good university.
Instruction this is not. Explanations given immediately before, seemingly to unprepared students, no calculation done. Is this the tertiary education of the nouveau rich; entertainment to get them kids off their iPhone5 for some minutes with a bang? Silly laughter, exit, and the assistants cleaning the floor nicely from glass debris and collecting 1500 ping-pong balls. Thank you.
Win8 tablets may cost MORE than iPads – AND LAPTOPS
Sad thing is, I wouldn't bet on it
Fanboy-wise, I can not take any bets. There are plenty of serious MS-Fanboys; if only potential ones. Alas, there wasn't much yet to vouch for and pull out a hefty cheque. Though , noticing what rather crappy stuff we've seen over the years (with some intermezzi of useful things), and still seeing everyone chasing any new vista of the company, I can see a different scenario, once they come up with 'cool' stuff. Don't forget the enterprise customers: reluctant to finance iPads for lack of compatibility, I would not exclude the enterprise of tomorrow being prepared to pay serious money to "finally have Excel" on a tablet. The real Excel, I mean, and the real PowerPoint, and the real Word. Nevermind the costs.
Why should the same people who gladly pay for a feature-rich Exchange (and mostly the upkeep of this dog to maintain), not be willing to fork out equally serious money for a "standard" tablet?
Paris, because she can afford one, too.
Why the Apple-Samsung verdict is good for you, your kids and tech
Andre Orlowski, what was it that you were smoking? Could you share an ounce to two with your beloved readers for everyone's enjoyment (and stop writing next time while working on the after-effects)?
One counter-example only to start with: the webserver and browser using HTML invented at CERN. Had it been Cupertino, we'd be deeper in shit than we dare to believe.
'$199' Surface tablets: So crazy it might work, or just crazy?
Let me be the most arduous anti-MS guy on this planet, and I'd buy one only and if it is 199.
Firstly, I hit MS in the buttocks. Secondly, I am sure that 'the world' will find a useful way to run useful software on it. Yep, I know the hardware lock-in. But do not underestimate the potential challenge, even if it is a warranty-defying hardware mod, if you can get a 10" fondleslab for 199, with keyboard, trackpad, and stuff.
Ridable giant robo-bug creeps, crawls toward reality
Re: Wild Wild West
Absolutely! I thought exactly the same. And moreover, we could doubt the patentry.
Microsoft drops 'risky' Windows 8 preview on World
Let's face the music
Having used this piece of pretty much crap, yes, it is quite unusable and most of all Aunty Tilly will suffer heavily from it, maybe up to a heart attack. Because that new paradigm of continuously switching interfaces get's on everyone's nerves who is not yet insane.
But let's face it, it will be "cool" to the majority of dumbos who'll run after any most fashionable craze; even if they need therapy (or at least a batch of evening classes to master this abdominal nonsense). And yes, I didn't give up easily. And yes, I've been in IT for 30+ years.
Let's face it, I have given up on expecting users, I mean, the average user, to be sane. From thence it will make it, like The Tin Lizzy, which made it despite of its availability being limited to black colour.
So what we see here is an unseen combination of two interfaces: One can't touch, one can barely use because it is pimpled with overdimensional icons that you need to 'thumb' to reach. The best is the Settings. For those who have the .iso installed. Fantastic. I do it on my 24" screen, and I could be almost blind and yet see what I am setting. And scrolling like hell for other settings.
And yet, I know that I preach to the converted; the numbo-dumbos left and right will "love" what cannot, cannot at all, be loved.
What I'll do, is taking some GNOME 3.x around, and show it off as W8. And not mentioning the term "Linux", but adding a fake W8 background, and I'll be met with "Wow!!" (with a 'W' for 'Windows').
Branding, my dear compatriotes in the country of El Reg, is all. Branded s*** is "Wow" if only it is branded.
German court shoots down patent gripe against Apple
Apple's Galaxy Tab ban was best advertising ever - Samsung
My observation
As regular lurker-around in the major IT-mall in Malaysia (no ads here!) I did watch a strikingly large number of Caucasian tourists rushing in grabbing explicitly a Galaxy Tab at the height of Apple's temporary success at preventing the sale in the home countries of these people. Back then I also mentioned casually to my partner that visibly these good people took the opportunity to lay their greedy fingers onto a piece of hardware, if for nothing else, then to impress the people back home. I myself was tempted to buy one, just for 'punishing' Apple. But then, it turned out I just wasn't childish enough.
Apple, you failed this one.
Open-source skills best hope for landing a good job
i think she could make it to my new birdie since El Reg abandoned the Asus Bird using her EEeeePeeeCeeee on the beaches.
Linux Mint moves to Gnome 3, keeps Gnome 2 MATEy
... and if I am the only one here ...
I hate and don't use Gnome3.
But when I click that screenshot of the new Mint, I know all too well, that this cluttered mess-up is not going to take over my desktop.
What about KDE? Here it does what I want it to do.
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