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The Best Features Of The Linux 3.10 Kernel
Published on 09 June 2013 06:47 PM EDT
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Linux Kernel
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Linux 3.10 kernel
slowly getting ready for release
in the coming weeks. If you haven't been closely following Phoronix in the past few months of Linux 3.10 feature development, here's a brief overview of some of the best and most interesting features to be found in the next version of the Linux kernel.
- The
BCache SSD/HDD caching framework
has been merged. For those with systems boasting a mix of solid-state drives and traditional hard drives, BCache allows for SSDs to act as a cache to larger but slower traditional HDDs.
Power management improvements
are to be found in the next kernel release. Reducing the Linux kernel's power consumption and making it more competitive to Windows and OS X is always welcome. With the Linux 3.10 kernel is a new
AMD frequency-sensitivity power-save bias
that should work well on AMD CPUs. Separately, there's ARM improvements too for those out of the x86 world. On a semi-related note, the Linux kernel now has
full dynticks support
Various DRM driver changes
, but perhaps most interesting in the open-source Linux graphics driver world with the Linux 3.10 kernel is
UVD video decoding support
finally being present. The Linux 3.10 kernel is needed in conjunction with an updated Mesa/Gallium3D stack for taking advantage of hardware-based video playback exposed over VDPAU with Gallium3D.
- Better
Intel Haswell Linux support
and performance for the brand new CPUs.
- File-system improvements including
skinny extents for Btrfs
F2FS changes
, and
extra XFS protection
Many other changes
. This kernel actually yields
the biggest Linux changes in years
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Michelle's Foolish January Gardening – The Saga Continues
As we've discussed, I know it's really too early to be starting anything but Winter is getting the best of me and planting seeds keeps me out of trouble. Here's what we've got so far:
As we've discussed, I know it's really too early to be starting anything but Winter is getting the best of me and planting seeds keeps me out of trouble. Here's what we've got so far:
Zone 4 gardening is frustrating. Our frost free date isn't until late June, so starting seeds indoors in January might be jumping the gun a little. I don't care. I did it anyway. Here's what I've got planned:
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"American businesses earned profits at an annual rate of $1.66 trillion in the third quarter, according to a Commerce Department report released Tuesday. That is the highest figure recorded since the government began keeping track over 60 years ago, at least in nominal or non-inflation-adjusted terms.
Corporate profits have been going gangbusters for a while. Since their cyclical low in the fourth quarter of 2008, profits have grown for seven consecutive quarters, at some of the fastest rates in history."
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Guns don't kill people. People kill people.In media in general, and media with children in the demographic in particular, nothing is more dangerous or deadly than an old-fashioned gun. Guns have Instant Death Bullets, and those are the only things likely to cause instant death. Knives, swords, arrows, and Noodle Implements can hit square-on but leave flesh wounds that cause little more trouble than paper cuts. Blunt weapons may just bruise, if that, even when they hit. Lasers are often Family-Friendly Firearms that just stun, or leave burns with little more effect than a burn from a hot stove. Bombs sometimes leave just a soot layer on their targets; more realistic works will still let a character Outrun the Fireball. If a building falls on top of a character, he may crawl out of the rubble with nothing more than a layer of gray dust — yes, even in works that are superficially realistic. Tornadoes will just fling a character aside even if he does touch the funnel cloud, and Convection Schmonvection gives enough protection from fire that almost anyone can escape it. Poisonous gas has antidotes, and the worst effects can be escaped if you hold your breath as soon as you know it's there. Even the radiation from a nuclear bomb, the other scariest weapon a character is likely to run into, sometimes causes beneficial mutations; even when it doesn't, it often leaves few side effects between the radiation poisoning and death. But old-fashioned guns? If a bullet hits, even the overly minor flesh wounds are gonna hurt like mad. No one just shrugs off bullets. And if a bullet hits in a place that looks deadly, then it will kill, painfully. There may be time for a Final Speech, but usually not for an ambulance. It is also easier to protect yourself from other weapons than from bullets. If armor blocks a physical blow, melee weapon, or arrow, there often will be no damage; in the case of the melee weapons, the character protected may be impacted so little that it violates Newton's Third Law. Gas masks let in all the oxygen and none of the gas. Bomb shelters protect against bombs so well that they never even lose their shape; tornado shelters never lose more than the entry door when the tornado passes over them. But, even given that Bulletproof Vests are more effective in fiction than in Real Life, if it stops the bullet, then the bullet will still knock the character off his feet or even knock him out. The characters are aware at some level that guns are the most dangerous weapons they can face. Punch! Punch! Punch! Uh Oh... can be played for laughs; but if a character is Immune to Bullets, then only the Weaksauce Weakness will hurt him, and the opposing side will react accordingly. Only the best at their arts can deflect a bullet. And characters only willingly take bullets if they are invulnerable to them, willing to die, or wearing a bulletproof vest. Fortunately, in series where guns are common and are like this, there are usually few people good at aiming them. This trope happens for several reasons. For one thing, guns are extremely common in America, and not infrequently used here/there; even in Real Life, they can be dangerous. For another, should a child ever find an unattended gun, it's easier for them to inadvertently hurt someone with it than most other types of weapon. This trope takes the Real Life danger of guns and pushes it Up to Eleven. Whether this effort to make guns scarier does what the Moral Guardians think it does is dubious, but hey... Counterintuitively, Bloodless Carnage can make the impression more effective. In old movies, and some newer shows that retain the trope, it often appears that guns fire death itself rather than speedy bits of metal. Averting this trope may be one reason to enforce Fantasy Gun Control, even though medieval firearms were in many ways less effective weapons than contemporary bows. Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better can be a subtrope of this. Contrast Guns Are Worthless. See also Non-Fatal Explosions.
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According to a recent IDC report, OPEX costs are doubling every eight years. Important to consider is this data is based on historical trends, and doesn't necessarily take into consideration the forthcoming explosions in applications and data resulting from technological shifts like the Internet of Things.
Even so, it's no wonder that almost every study done on IT budgets pegs operating expenses - the "keep the lights on and apps running" kind of operating expenses - at upwards of 70% of the total budget.
Something, obviously, has to change - and change radically.
Cloud, devops and SDN all point organizations in the same direction - operationalization through automation, orchestration and ultimately, integration via open, standards-based APIs and protocols.
That's ultimately the goal of Cisco's Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) strategy, which seeks to address the challenges in scaling networks and services not only from a technology perspective, but from a people perspective. Part of the reason for the significant chunk of IT budgets that is spent on operations comes from the reality that configuration - the state of the network - is spread across tens and hundreds and sometimes thousands of myriad network devices. From layer 2 to layer 7, organizations use a veritable cornucopia of network and application services to keep the business running by delivering the applications upon which business relies.
Deploying an application can take days or weeks because of the coordination required across not just the devices themselves (and whether virtual or physical makes no never mind as configuration is agnostic with respect to form factor) but across what are increasingly siloed IT teams: operations, security and networking.
Cisco's ACI aims to reduce the friction that slows down service deployment by centralizing policy control and coordination and automating provisioning and configuration of services across the entire L2-7 landscape.
Yeah, that's a pretty big ask.
But Cisco isn't planning on doing it alone.
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The centerpiece of Cisco's ACI strategy, APIC, provides the means by which all the various L2-7 services in the data center can be easily integrated with virtually no disruption to existing service architectures. It manages this feat by enabling providers of those services, like F5, to develop a device package (similar to a plug-in) to an open specification that APIC can consume and use to communicate and coordinate application-specific policies.
A device package is two pieces: the device model (an XML file) and a device script (written in Python). The device model describes in a standardized, APIC-consumable format what functions are available in the device script. Then APIC can call on those functions to provision the services specified by the open source policy and the device script in turn communicates with the provider of those services using whatever mechanism they choose. In the case of F5 Synthesis, that's our open, standards-based API iControl.
Today, what we've announced, is an F5 device package for the Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC). Initially the device package supports three services:
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The SharePoint deployment is unique because in addition to the standard use of iControl to provision the service, customers get the expertise that comes with thousands of SharePoint deployments all bundled up into a nice neat programmable iApp. That means best practices for a highly optimized SharePoint deployment are packaged up and provisioned through Cisco APIC.
The device package model is extensible, so services in the F5 Software Defined Application Services portfolio can be easily added to a Cisco ACI architecture in the future.
The magnitude of the tectonic shifts in technology today has never been this disruptive (just count the number of #hashtags we've got going on Twitter these days) since the dot com days. And now we've got both our web-scale architectures to worry about while we try to prepare for the coming hyper-scale architectures. But we can't abandon ship and start anew, we've got to maintain what we have while we go forth and conquer. That means architectures that can bridge the gap between the existing and the new, that can insulate applications from the massive disruption that comes whenever anything substantially changes the way we build and manage the foundation of both IT and business today: the network.
F5 Synthesis is that bridge. It's the abstraction layer capable of delivering yesterday's applications while enabling tomorrow's. By integrating with Cisco ACI, F5 Synthesis allows customers to operationalize the entire network and start migrating to the policy-based, application-driven network architectures so necessary to succeed in an app and "thing" economy without compromising on security, performance or availability of both existing and new applications.
The F5 Device Package for Cisco APIC will be available as a free download via downloads.f5.com in summer 2014.
*Budget statistic http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9243312/How_to_balance_maintenance_and_IT_innovation
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Stacey Allaster faced a three- headed financial monster in 2009 when she became chief executive officer of the WTA , the women's pro tennis tour.
The Women's Tennis Association extended the contract of chief executive officer Stacey Allaster through 2017.
The Women's Tennis Association will move its season-ending championships to Singapore for five years starting in 2014, as the organization tries to increase its fan base in Asia.
Seven-time Grand Slam champion Justine Henin said she'll retire from tennis again because of a right elbow injury sustained last year at Wimbledon.
"Mr. Tarpischev's statement questioning their gender tarnishes our great game and two of our champions. His derogatory remarks deserve to be condemned and he will be sanctioned."
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Area cyclists go the distance; Pan-Mass. Challenge, Aug. 2 and 3.
Edmund Powers is a third-timer, Bradford McRae is a two-timer and Richard Mollin is participating in his ninth Pan-Mass. Challenge (PMC), an annual bike-a-thon that helps raise money for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through its Jimmy Fund.
Beginning on Aug. 2, Powers of Westboro and Mollin and McRae, both of Northboro, will be among the more than 5,500 cyclists who will choose from seven routes that range from 47 miles to 190 miles and take from one to two days to complete.
On Aug. 2 and 3, Powers will travel 180 miles by bike from Sturbridge to Bourne to Wellesley. Mollin and McCrae will travel a 190-mile route that will take them from Sturbridge to Bourne to Provincetown instead of Wellesley.
"I have been riding the last couple of years in recognition of my nephew, who went through five years of treatment and now is cancer free," said McCrae, 42.
Since the snow melted, Mollin, 65, has been riding 15 to 75 miles, three times a week with his training buddy, Paul Morin, 63, of Northboro, who is also participating in the Pan-Mass. Challenge.
"Our goal is 1,000 miles before the ride," said Mollin, who noted they have already logged 700 miles.
Powers, 40, said as he has gotten older, more and more of his family members and friends have been diagnosed with cancer. He said his father is a cancer survivor and two of his uncles and his paternal grandfather have died from the disease.
"We've had some cancer scares we're lucky we've gotten past," Powers said. "My cousin was recently diagnosed (with cancer). It's something that permeates everyone's life."
Mollin rides with the Friends for Life team, which was started by Denyse and Mike Dodd after their daughter, Isabelle, was successfully treated for neuroblastoma, a cancer of the nervous tissue.
"I ride because I have a higher purpose of making this world a better place for children," Mollin said.
To-date, Powers has raised a little less than $10,000 in three years for Dana-Farber and Mollin said he has raised $37,700 during his nine-year participation.
Cyclists are required to raise between $1,300 and $4,000 to ride in the PMC, depending on the chosen route, according to event organizers.
"I want to give back," said Powers, who added that given his family health history, there is a good chance he might have cancer one day.
"I hope my kids (Taylor 10, and Jack, 6) don't have to deal with this," Powers said.
In addition to Powers, Mollin, McCrae and Morin, other local residents participating in the PMC include:
Gregory Dwyer, Colleen Giansiracusa, Jonathan Bush, Andrew Cohen, Michael Giansiracusa, Ronald Gordon, Wayne Johnson, Michael Leach, Jovie Piche, Domenic Russo, Frank Simonetti, Karen Taylor and Scott Tetreault, all of Northboro. Also, Richard Anderson, Barry Cole, Peter Hurwitz, John Kruse, Leo Melanson, David Reynolds, Rick Strom, Kent Anderson, Chery Ball, Daniel Ball, James Basque, Paul Berardi, Christopher Bersani, Silvia Corvera, W. Brian Cunningham, Nancy Dragoon, Scott Hero, Judi Hurwitz, Bruce Jones, Steven Liedell, Amy MacDougall, Thomas McCarthy, Rick Moffat, Andrew Moore, Katherine Nagengast, Kris Nagengast, Marc Richards, Larry Rosenthal, George Spencer, Jim Sullivan and Kenneth Vancini, all of Westboro.
For more information about the PMC, or to make a donation to a rider, visit www.pmc.org. Riders can accept donations until Oct. 1.
CUTLINE: Edmund Powers of Westboro (shown here in 2007) is ready to travel 180 miles to help raise money for cancer research.
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Police officers uncovered the haul during a raid in July following a tip-offs from neighbours. They also seized £8,000 in cash and arrested Brady.
He was charged in October with two counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs and two counts of possesion with intent to supply class B drugs.
Brady pleaded guilty to all four counts on January 3 and was sentenced to three years and four months in prison.
Some of the drugs and money found in Brady's house
Sergeant Steve Ribano, from the Broad Green Safer Neighbourhoods Team, which raided Brady's house, said: "This sends at strong message that drug dealing in Broad Green and Croydon will not be tolerated and will lead to a long stay in prison if you are caught.
"This conviction came about after local people told us of their concerns that drugs were being used at the address, so if you have similar concerns, then please do get in touch, as we can and will take positive action."
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I have built myself a little entity based game framework that does no rendering or window management by itself but provides structure. An equivalent to an MVC framework really.
I am now trying to put it into practice by rendering a simple window with SFML 2. I have done it in the past in this environment (my Ubuntu 12.04 box) with more stringy code, so I know my SFML 2 libraries are working correctly.
I am however getting a segmentation fault when trying to access my
sf::RenderWindow instance. I have run it through GDB and everything is there, but when trying to execute a method (which GDB can see), it dies.
This only happens though if I try to access my window like this.
class BasicGame : public arc::Game
sf::RenderWindow window;
class BasicGameSystem : public arc::System
BasicGame* game;
class RenderSystem : public BasicGameSystem
void start()
game->window.create(sf::VideoMode(640, 480), "Basic arc example");
The pointer,
game, is not null. I can dereference it in GDB and it will return an instance of
game->window also exists, and GDB can see
game->window.create, it will even moan at me for not supplying any arguments if I try to execute it.
If I try to execute
setFramerateLimit manually with GDB using a breakpoint it will also segfault.
If I change my start method to this though...
void start()
sf::RenderWindow window;
window.create(sf::VideoMode(640, 480), "Basic arc example");
It works absolutely fine. Well, the window closes instantly, but no segfault.
sf::RenderWindow need to be in the same scope? Does it's default constructor break it?
I am still pretty new to C++, so I may be doing something utterly stupid, but any help on this would be much appreciated. I have been searching and tinkering for hours but I just can't work it out. Hopefully this is enough information too.
Just for a little more information. I am compiling with
clang++ although I have tried
g++ too with the same result. And here is the backtrace from GDB.
#0 0xb7cd0981 in sf::Window::close() () from /usr/local/lib/libsfml-window.so.2
#1 0xb7cd131e in sf::Window::create(sf::VideoMode, std::string const&, unsigned int, sf::ContextSettings const&) ()
from /usr/local/lib/libsfml-window.so.2
#2 0x080496a3 in RenderSystem::start (this=0xbffff0f0) at examples/basic.cpp:26
#3 0x0804b60e in arc::SystemList::add (this=0xbffff128, system=0xbffff0f0) at src/SystemList.cpp:17
#4 0x08049f79 in arc::Game::addSystem (this=0xbffff128, system=0xbffff0f0) at src/Game.cpp:11
#5 0x08048cfc in main () at examples/basic.cpp:73
I have no idea why close is being run... I have one occurrence in my codebase which is listening for the window close event. Taking it out makes no difference. Just thought I would make sure.


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Yeah, there are always cool books and the like. But what I'd need more than anything else would be a human who was rated about two hundred points higher than me (USCF) who was willing to play and talk about chess as much as I do.
That´s it!
I had that once, for a whole year, in the early 80s. We were the only two Englishmen stuck in a minute village in southern Germany. No computers in those days, so we played each other, and he was amazingly patient. I was maybe average and he was definitely good (he´d once been the only player out of 30 to manage a draw against Korchnoi in a simultaneous match; he still plays at around 2200 I think). We must have played around 500 games, and I learnt a hell of a lot from him. I beat him once and once only, in a very cold train at 4 am, when he had a bad case of the flu.
I think if you beat someone who had a draw against Korchnoi, then you should be recognized as having had a draw against Korchnoi. If I beat someone who beat Carlsen, then it should be in the record books that I beat Carlsen.
If you say so trysts, I´m not going to argue ... maybe I´ll get a t-shirt printed ...
Cows don't play chess. But let's say they did. If Carlsen had a glass of milk from that cow, then it should be in the record books that you beat Carlsen.
If that is the same cow you beat, then it should be in the record books that there is film footage of you beating Korchnoi.
That looks like a picture of Carlsen finding out that his rating dropped because someone just beat an orange.
How would you train yourself to become better at chess?
I'd work on my sex appeal to distract opponents.
I hope none of this is considered off-topic? I always have problems with that concept.
How would you train yourself to become better at chess?
I'd work on my sex appeal to distract opponents.
lol....always with the best one liners.
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Ok, last night I was talking to my friend and his wife, he said that he wants to get a gun but mean wife doesn't let him. So as I was trying to covience her I simply couldn't. She thinks that a person who ownes a gun is more likley to get in truble then people who don't have guns. She thinks that she's got more chances of surviving and living longer by not to defending herself
About 2-3 weeks ago some one posted stats about incidents of the registered gun owners. I think the stats were for 2007. Can some one post that sie again plz.


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Thursday, November 13th, 2014
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