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I was talking with the team working on our yard – they're putting in new sidewalks and a patio, amongst other things – and we got on the subject of gutters. When we bought this house, it came with no gutters, and that has, over time, caused some serious damage to the base of the house. Wood and plaster do not take it well when water pours down on them at the rate that, oh, say melting snow in the spring sends it down. So I had them get us an estimate for gutters on the entire house. Some of the work they're estimating is running the gutters right to the storm drain, which is not normally cheap, but they had both the front and back yards all ripped up, so it is a good time to do it, both cheaper and less messy, since the mess is already there.
So I told them to do it, because I don't want the sod they're going to lay to be ripped up in a year when we decide to put the gutters on, and certainly don't want them to rip up the patio and sidewalks they're putting in now just to lay pipe later – that would be nearly impossible.
And that, in a nutshell, is the same reason why FPGAs are used in a lot of high-tech firms. If the device is my yard/sidewalks, and I have to choose between a custom ASIC versus an FPGA, the custom ASIC would require me to rip up the yard later, while the FPGA is planning ahead for change.
Let me explain. With an FPGA, the circuits are programmed. Not like software, but code sets up the circuits, and then they are pretty equivalent to having them be hard-wired. With an ASIC, they really are hard-wired. So six months later, a change to the system – be it added functionality or fixes to existing logic – will be far easier with an FPGA than an ASIC. With an FPGA, the design file is opened, the changes made and tested, then the config is compiled and delivered to manufacturing. At that point, the devices produced with the new config file will have the new functionality. With ASICs, you change the design, send it to a manufacturing shop, wait for the shop to produce a small run (working it into their schedule that is), test the result, and then do a full production run. Then the new ASIC has to be put on the assembly line to replace the old ASIC. The difference is astronomical in terms of time required and even more so in terms of cost.
Of course there are some trade-offs. Every architectural choice results in trade-offs, and anyone who tells you differently is indeed trying to sell you something, and they don't want to admit the trade-offs used to produce what they're selling.
One of the big concerns out there about FPGAs is that they're less secure. In the most vague, general sense, this is true. But in practical use scenarios, it most certainly isn't. Here are the concerns, and why they're over-rated (note that these notes are adapted from responses to my questions put to Clint Harames of F5<'s most excellent FPGA team, I cannot vouch for other production except to say the other teams I was involved with outside of F5 were similar):
- It's field programmable! What if it gets modified? In F5's case, none of the programmability is accessible from the outside. There is no Ethernet or coding hack that can reprogram it, because that functionality is not accessible. Other vendors work to a differing standard, so definitely worth checking, though I would remind you that it is almost never going to be as easy to hack an FPGA as it is to hack software or COTS hardware.
- Okay, but can't it be erased and destroy the device? In theory yes (though erasing it is only effective until the next boot – non-destructive, so-to-speak), but if "modify" functionality is not accessible, then it can't be erased easily. The caveat is that there is of course a reset pin on the chip, but if the ne'er-do-well has physical access to your device, time to disassemble the device, and a handy pinout for the FPGA chip you're using, I'm going to guess you have bigger problems than whether they can reset your FPGA.
- If it's programmable, can't the program be read out and modified? Again, that functionality can be enabled on the chip, and you can check with your device manufacturer to see if they leave it enabled for production devices. Remember, it is a twofold story here, in F5's case, we don't generally want to reprogram production devices and don't want to make reverse engineering our product any easier than it has to be, while we want to protect you from someone modifying a production device. So when the design is done and meets all test criteria, we at F5 turn access to this functionality off completely before shipping product is produced. Definitely worth checking with your vendor to find out what they are doing.
Again, your vendor may do things differently, if, for some reason they need the ability to reprogram the FPGA in your device.
For you, the IT staffer, the benefits are pretty straight-forward. The device you purchase will be closer to "up to date" because of the time-to-market benefits of FPGAs, it will be cheaper because of the reduced up-front costs (note that like everything involving costs, economies of scale can change the "cheaper" part to be untrue, depending upon the costs involved), and the resulting device will be far, far faster than the equivalent processing done on a general purpose CPU. In the end, it is hardware doing the processing, and FPGAs have concurrency that general purpose CPUs can only match with a huge number of cores, even then since the OS handles the scheduling on a general purpose CPU, many cores does not normally make up the performance difference.
There are some who think the advent of virtualization and virtualized appliances should curb the use of FPGAs, as the virtual version has to include all the functionality. While this is, on the surface, a reasonable argument, it has a flaw. FPGAs are MUCH faster than software will ever be, let alone a VM running on a host with who-knows-how-many other VMs sharing its resources. So in cases like F5, where there is a hardware and a software version, the key is to be able to run in both. TMOS, F5's OS for traffic management, uses hardware if available, software if not. This offers the best of both worlds – acceptable traffic management in a VM, and high-performance traffic management in hardware.
Next time I'll delve into specific functionality that on our hardware platforms is implemented in FPGA, and how that helps you do your job in IT, today was more of a "what are the risks, what are the benefits" in a generic sense.
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Where Panke, Gerichtstr. 23, Berlin, Germany
VJ Union is a global networking platform for practising multimedia artists with aims to promote projects, discuss standars, educate each other, and expose works on an international stage.
VJ Union's Berlin event will be a freeform open visual jam session. Bring your beamer (if you can), toys controllers, software, friends and ideas.
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here is an update on our progress with documenting everything we know about vvvv. our documentation taskforce robotanton is busy on two ends:
the Audio and IO sections were reworked last year already but the latter got a new section on Files more recently that should answer many questions regarding how to read from and write to files. the page on all things Strings is new and offering convenient entry-points to topics like unicode, xml, json, regular expressions and more. and also The GUI got a complete facelift while Physics only received minor cosmetic treatment.
for more than a decade the \girlpower directory shipping with vvvv was a rough corner. undocumented poser-patches showing off stuff that you could do with vvvv if you only understood how.
starting with beta30.2 we thought it may be a good idea to try and explain a bit more and we shipped a new directory called
\girlpower\The Next Generation
that collects all new carefully documented demo patches. with the beta32 release this directory will be gone and all the good new (and still some of the old) stuff will be available in a new structure closely resembling the wiki Topics.
here is where the new bits are with beta32:
and yes, as always, still more to come..
There are several nodes in vvvv that have a functionality which does not need to know anything about the datatype on which it operates, since the functionality is so meta. In modern programming languages this is commonly known as generic programming.
Some examples are Cons, GetSlice, Select, Queue... They all move around some data but don't really care about which data.
Over the past years some developers programmed generic node definitions and used them in the addonpack, in their own packs or contributions. This is a great thing, but for a new developer its almost impossible to know where they are all hidden.
The latest version of the vvvv-sdk contains a project which gathers all generic node definitions from different places. Every node developer can now reference this project, covert the template files with a convenient patch and get over 20 nodes for his own data type for free:
happy coding,
helo everyone,
here is to give you a little heads up on UI related improvements for the upcoming beta32 release. so read carefully now and don't later say that nobody told ya.
most importantly (and as already mentioned before) vvvv is now fully dpiAware meaning that you can enjoy vvvv at any OS zoomlevel which you can specify via
Control Panel\Appearance and Personalization\Display
thanks to everyone who bugged us on this one for quite a while and thanks for your testing and reporting.
as also mentioned previously vvvv can now be basically operated via touch devices. Please see that older posting for gesture details.
as rightfully demanded by dottore vvvv adopted the following new selection behavior:
so among other nifty options this means that you can now by default select a group of nodes in your patch and delete them without worrying that you'd also delete links which you'd rather keep.
here is the first feature backported from vvvv50 to 45: inlets (ie in vvvv45 an IOBox that has a descriptive name and is only connected to downstream) have their label displayed above the node for better readability. ages ago this has also already been suggested by urbankind.
IOBox (Node) can now display a stream of raw bytes which was an obvious thing still to come and requested by everyone working with raw data.
IOBox (Value Advanced) now features a new behavior for 'Boolean' valuetypes called Press which returns a 1 for as long as the right mouse button is pressed on it. also requested long time ago by sven.
as correctly pointed out by motzi creating a bool iobox via middleclick was still missing options to quickly choose between Bang, Toggle and now of course Press.
and finally the Bang now has a proper afterglow as asked for by elliotwoods and u7angel here and there.
as requested by seltzdesign and reaktant Send and Receive nodes (of all types) now show their channel-names in their nodes by default. that will make it easier to navigate patches with a lot of S/R nodes. if you hate that you can still remove the label easily with a middleclick on the nodes. note that this flag is simply stored as a configuration pin called Display Channel on all S/R nodes. also note that when opening <b32 patches you'll have to manually enable this on S/R nodes there we didn't want to mess with your old patches.
ever saw your tty spammed and wanted to find which node this is coming from? now hit debug mode (ctrl+f9) and see nodes logging to tty rendered in a different color. while this feature kind of has been there for quite a while it is now really supposed to work. also Renderer (TTY) has a new configuration pin called Show Node Address which even displays the full node-path to the node that is spamming.
so you see all simple stuff hopefully improving ease of use..ah and of course now would be a good moment to test all this in the latest alpha builds and report problems in the alpha-forum as latest alphas already pretty much are what you'll get with b32.
We are looking for a vvvv developer to join our team for a project that we´re going to work on during May and June.
It will be an interactive installation, launched in London around end of June, tasks are roughly:
Preferable somebody from Berlin to work with us in our studio.
We´ll be happy to provide more details, when you write us an email to jobs(ät)onformative(dot)com. We´re looking forward to hearing from you.
When Thu, Apr 10th 2014 - 19:00 until Thu, Apr 10th 2014 - 22:00
Where Ding Fabrik, Erzbergerplatz 9, 50733 Köln, Germany
It is happening everywhere!
While I organized the VVVV Meetup in Linz, I have nothing to do with the ones in Köln. It just happened to be there already and I wanted to announce it properly.
This is the 3rd Meetup already and this time there is also a considerable amount of new people.
So the Meetup is intended both for specialists to exchange the hot stuff and for newbs to learn from each other. So we slow down and are more in the mood for a chilled workshop stile project lab.
The good think is that we are in the Ding Fabrik, which is a newly opened Fab Lab in Cologne. It has to offer everything that you can imagine from 3d Printers and Platin Acid Baths, to heavy drills and saws and Textile and Raster Printing Corner.
It is a nice environment. Everyone is invited, it is free.
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When Fri, Apr 25th 2014 - 18:00 until Fri, Apr 25th 2014 - 22:00
Where Basis Frankfurt, Gutleutstrasse 8-12, Frankfurt, Germany
We are entering a new series of NODE+CODE meetups in Frankfurt that revolve around the theme of "embodiment" as it relates to technology, code, digital art and the other things we do.
The first talk in this series is by Nick Rothwell (1), a composer, performer, software architect, programmer and sound artist. Nick is going to introduce the field framework (2) by the OpenEndedGroup (3) through a set of projects that he worked on.
Nick has a long history of projects that relate to dance and performance. He has worked with major companies in that field and on large installations. Please see his website (1) for a detailed list.
The field framework (2) has long been sort of a ghost in the area of creative coding environments. It is very unique as it is a true polyglot (Java, Python, Clojure, ...) system that enables both visual and text based (live) coding.
(The cover image depicts the Choreographic Language Agent tool which is part of the Becoming project (4))
Free entrance, be on time! See you in Frankfurt. We hope you can make it.
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"The Humble Quad Bundle" by #vvvv serves 4 computer classics implemented using the stilltocome #visualprogramming language codenamed #vvvv50
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The bundle comes with a reissue of the hit games Pong (1972), Frogger (1981), Worms (1995) and Asteroids (1979) all realized using the patternpending Quad render-engine. Something for the whole family.
we just had a look at the calender and noticed it's been already over a year since we told you about our next big thing. those who were there at the node13 keynode event already got a glimpse but since then we kept a low profile on that thing again. we're now slowly coming to a point where things start working and we feel we can start sharing some more infos about what is to expect.
we're currently in the process of testing patching convenience and the usability of certain language features and paradigms. all with vvvvs traditional focus on ease of use.
the games above are the result of our first round of applying the new language to some actual problemsolving. specifically we picked one very common problem for a start that is managing the life-time of objects. And the term "object" is key here. where in vvvv45 you need to manually synchronise several spreads representing the properties of your objects, in vvvv50 you can comfortably (on a high-level) think in actual objects that have data and operations that act on that data. so eg. when the spaceship shoots we can create a list of rockets that have a position and speed and and ask them to check if they hit one of the asteroids. and when they do, we can remove them from the list of rockets and tell the asteroid to explode...
here is a screenshot of the asteroids root patch. have a look around and see if you can read it. don't worry, it took us a while ourselves as well.
(click image for a sharper version)
now here is a little vvvv50 faq:
will it run on mac/linux?
probably. it is all written in pure c#/.net which runs cross-platform via mono. we haven't done extensive testing on this yet but are halfway optimistic.
will it run on devices?
probably, see above answer.
when will it be available?
rumours are there will be a node15...
can i alpha-test?
don't call us, we call you. we'll slowly start reaching out to testers when we feel it makes sense.
will it be faster than vvvv45?
will the first version be as amazing as vvv45 is now?
nope. but in a good way.
thats it for the first treat. expect more posts introducing some of the new features in detail in the coming months. but now next up is the release of beta32 scheduled for late april.
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When Thu, Apr 3rd 2014 until Sat, Apr 5th 2014
This years edition of the resonate festival features quite some vvvv. Or at least the program features the usual suspects which makes us believe there should be some.. I spotted a performance/talk by Paul Prudence a talk by timpernagel, a talk by eno a talk/workshop by elliotwoods, a talk by Joanie_AntiVJ and princemio participating in the Choreographic Coding Panel.
What i didn't find yet though is a schedule with times and places for all the events. But probably they'll have that on spot.
Also together with woei i'll be hosting the "Manipulating Faces" workshop and on friday i'll do a little "vvvv - still more to come" talk.
update: possibly vvvv related resonate schedule:
Kinoteka Foyer
12h Choreographic Coding Panel (among others: Christian Loclair)
15h Eno Henze
17h Visual Music and the Geometries of the Unseen (among others: Paul Prudence, Joanie Lemercier)
12h Paul Prudence
13h20 vvvv/joreg
Kinoteka Cinema
13h Elliot Woods and Mimi Son (Kimchi and Chips)
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12h Joanie Lemercier
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Beastie Boys awarded $1.7 million in Monster case
It's a rap: The Beastie Boys have won $1.7 million in a copyright violation case against the maker of Monster Energy drink.
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It's a rap: The Beastie Boys have won $1.7 million in a copyright violation case against the maker of Monster Energy drink.
Thursday's ruling ends a case in which the two surviving members of the band testified about their staunch opposition to the use of their music in commercial endorsements.
"We're happy," rapper Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz said outside the courtroom after the federal court jury in Manhattan returned its verdict after a day of deliberations.
The Corona, California-based Monster Energy Co. had admitted wrongly using Beastie Boys songs in a video that was online for five weeks. But the beverage maker insisted it should owe no more than $125,000. The Beastie Boys had sought $2 million.
Horovitz clasped his wife's hand tightly in the first row of spectator seating as the judge read aloud a verdict in which jurors found Monster had committed willful copyright infringement involving five songs: "Sabotage," ''So Watcha Want," ''Make Some Noise," ''Pass the Mic" and "Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun."
Jurors chose to award $120,000 for each of 10 violations of copyright.
The jury also awarded an additional $500,000 after finding that Monster used the bands' persona without permission, suggesting a false endorsement of Monster's products.
The sometimes lighthearted New York rappers were humorless at trial, with Horovitz sitting intently through testimony and deliberations for a case he clearly took seriously. As it became clear the band was getting almost everything it asked for, Horovitz nodded in agreement with several of the findings. He hugged his wife after the verdict.
Outside court, he said the band wanted to thank the jury. Jurors had already left the building, with each of them declining comment.
Lawyers for Monster said the company would appeal.
The eight-day trial featured testimony from Horovitz and bandmate Michael "Mike D" Diamond, who also attended the trial most days. Another member of the band, the gravelly-voiced rapper Adam "MCA" Yauch, died in May 2012 at age 47 after a nearly three-year battle with cancer.
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You can't compare Black Friday doorbuster prices to around-the-year values. What do you mean money is depreciating? What' depreciating is apparently the value of your time. $65 for 16GB of laptop memory is unbelievably good, and is borderline unnecessary for 99% of people today. Are you really going to lose sleep over less than $20? Stop thinking, buy it, and make it up by:
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-Don't drink so much on the weekend
-Cook two meals at home instead of eating out
You can't compare Black Friday doorbuster prices to around-the-year values.( It is not doorbuster price. I didn't say I want it for $49. I said I want it around $60.Gskill in new egg $85 now. It is $35 difference)
What do you mean money is depreciating? (US$ is depreciating, Sir. Please be educated yourself)
-Continue to wait until the price eventually drops on technology, should take no more than 6-8 months. Or, wait for a once-in-a-blue-moon sale like the one you mention in your OP.
-Adjust your expectations, because they're relatively unrealistic. I want a date with Scarlett Johansson, but wanting something and getting something are two completely different things. Either adjust your budget, buy lower frequency G.Skill, or try a different brand that IS closer to your intended budget. 9CAS latency G.skill 1333 is currently $80, with 18% off code EMCXVXR38 valid through tomorrow, which makes it $65, and that's about as good as you're going to get with that brand.
The US dollar has actually APPRECIATED against both Taiwan's AND Japan's currency since November, genius. But it doesn't matter, because there haven't been significant enough changes to warrant any price difference recently for overseas goods. So why don't YOU be educated before spouting nonsense, okay? The price increase is because of the difference between sale prices to drive customers during Black Friday, and the relative buying lull during tax season.
Why don't you compare USD CNY since China is the main manufacturer for most of the tech stuffs?
It does matter.
Also, the dropping dollar is actually going to cause the yuan to depreciate!
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Many of Denver's Game 2 adjustments will be trying to reduce the damage Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook inflicted, scoring a combined 72 points on 25-of-45 shooting.
Thunder notebook: Denver focused on stopping Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook
Questions already have surfaced as to whether the tandem can be stopped.
"Can you stop anybody in this league?" Denver forward Kenyon Martin asked Monday. "No. You can contain them. They made tough shots. They're two great players. They're one of the highest scoring tandems in this league. They made tough shots. They made contested 3s. If Russell Westbrook is making contested 3s then you tilt your hat, pat him on his ass and go down the other way."
The Nuggets will focus on turning Durant and Westbrook into passers on Wednesday.
Denver coach George Karl said any adjustments will be slight. He isn't planning to overreact to two great individual performances.
"Let me whisper this," Karl said. "I don't think Durant and Westbrook are going to get (72) points in four games."
Durant cautioned Monday the Thunder has yet to accomplish anything with a Game 1 win over Denver.
"This series could go either way," Durant said. "We (saw) that last year. We were down 2-0 and tied the series up when we came back home. I think we did what we're supposed to do. Any team with home-court advantage is supposed to win the first game."
Prior to Game 1, Martin gave his frontcourt mate a pep talk.
He told center Nene the Thunder couldn't guard him. The only thing OKC could try to do, Martin said, was frustrate him.
Martin must be some kind of motivational speaker. Nene poured in a team-high 22 points on 9-for-11 shooting along with a team-high tying eight rebounds. In the four-game regular season series, Nene averaged 15.5 points and 8.8 rebounds against the Thunder.
"He came out and took it to heart and we did an excellent job of finding him under the defense," Martin said. "They can't guard him. He's too quick, too strong. They might try to body him up but he can go around them. So the only thing they can do is try to frustrate him."
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Companies are helping veterans transition to careers in big data, enterprise architecture and other fast-growing IT fields -- and getting well-trained employees in the process.
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In a recent request for information, the tax agency is seeking commercial solutions to electronic records management.
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DHS S&T is lining up more technologies to make the transition from government to commercial application, in hopes they will redound to the benefit of all.
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Ten years after its release, Arthur Golden's gracefully written book remains a modern classic and a "bravura performance." (L.A. Times). After earning degrees in Japanese art from Harvard and Japanese history from Columbia, as well as a Masters in English from Boston University, Golden met a man in Tokyo who was the illegitimate offspring of a renowned businessman and a geisha. This meeting inspired him to spend ten years researching geisha culture and writing Memoirs of a Geisha, an unqualified literary success. Golden tells the story, to rapt audiences, of how he created his characters, capturing their emotional lives and perfectly conveying a time and place nearly forgotten.
Memoirs of a Geisha: The Writing of a Literary and Commercial Success
Arthur Golden reveals the genesis of a literary classic, serving as inspiration to novelists, young and old, who are serious about honing their craft. He demonstrates how the creative process is neither magical nor mysterious, but something that requires discipline, process and commitment. Working as hard as any geisha who must master the arts of music, dance, and conversation, Golden captured the emotional lives of his characters, and perfected conveyed a time and place nearly forgotten.
Memoirs of a Geisha: A Novel
A literary sensation and runaway bestseller, this brilliant debut novel tells with seamless authenticity and exquisite lyricism the true confessions of one of Japan's most celebrated geisha. Speaking to us with the wisdom of age and in a voice at once haunting and startlingly immediate, Nitta Sayuri tells the story of her life as a geisha.
It begins in a poor fishing village in 1929, when, as a nine-year-old girl with unusual blue-gray eyes, she is taken from her home and sold into slavery to a renowned geisha house. We witness her transformation as she learns the rigorous arts of the geisha: dance and music; wearing kimono, elaborate makeup, and hair; pouring sake to reveal just a touch of inner wrist; competing with a jealous rival for men's solicitude and the money that goes with it. In Memoirs of a Geisha, we enter a world where appearances are paramount; where a girl's virginity is auctioned to the highest bidder; where women are trained to beguile the most powerful men; and where love is scorned as illusion. It is a unique and triumphant work of fiction: at once romantic, erotic, suspenseful—and completely unforgettable.
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Reading Rainbow and Boardwalk Empire: A Look at the Week's Top 5 Viral TV Clips
In the third installment of our weekly partnership with 5by, the video discovery platform that curates the web's best viral videos, we take a look at the top five videos of the week from the platform's TV category.
Trending this week is the return of 'Reading Rainbow,' a 'Boardwalk Empire' teaser, and the news that Walter White may return via 'Better Call Saul.' For more on the videos selected for this week, Theo Tabah, 5by's Head of Content:
Whenever a TV show comes out of retirement, you're almost guaranteed a following will re-emerge (cue the Jack Bauer fan clubs). Case and point: Reading Rainbow. This 90s favorite is making a comeback with one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns ever, so get ready to see Levar Burton back in action soon. Other shows to watch in the coming months are the final season of 'Boardwalk Empire' and John Oliver's show 'Last Week Tonight,' which is picking up social steam as his hilarious bits go viral.
Another trend we're seeing is the power of the guest appearance. 'Better Call Saul' - the 'Breaking Bad' spin off - is rumored to have some Walter White appearances peppered throughout the series which will definitely reel in faithful viewers itching to get their 'Breaking Bad' fix. 'Orange is the New Black' also just picked up extras from 'Law & Order,' so you may see some familiar faces in the next season.
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I just don't buy it, that this was some person acting on their own without the knowledge of the company. By now, every SEO worth his or her salt knows that exchanging money for links is an absolute no-no in Google's eyes.


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As with every year since the Game began, I shall be taking a break from blogs and social media for a minimum of twelve days in November for the Wheel of Fortune.
I had hoped to have another blog letter prepared before then, but time has run out. My motivation to write the blog letters is weak at the moment because of the low rate of response - basically, only Oscar has responded to anything I put into the Republic of Bloggers, although Jed and Joseph did chip in on their own (bless you guys!). I would still like to have these exchanges, and will certainly reply to any that are written to me, but my general feeling is that our attention has been shattered to the point that it is almost impossible for coherent written dialogue to occur now. Some view this as inevitable. I view this as quietly tragic. The internet cannot be a path to liberation while it is primarily an infinite source of distraction: it has merely imprisoned us in a more entertaining jail.
I would especially like to hear from anyone who has read Chaos Ethics, since at the time of writing I know of no-one who has read the book (who didn't read it prior to publication). There are at least a few hundred copies in circulation now - so at some point there will be someone who has read it. If this is you, I would love to hear from you! And of course, it could be you, if you read the book - or the ebook, which is on a special offer all November. Who will be the first reader to talk to me about the book? I don't know, but I greatly anticipate finding out.
In the meantime, enjoy the silence and I will be back for the run-up to the Winter Festival with more nonsense of one kind or another.
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Located in Notting Hill, the stylish and modern Kensington Place 'serves you with some of freshest, contemporary seafood dishes' you'll find in London.