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Posts by Michael H.F. Wilkinson
2568 posts • joined 24 Apr 2007
China's bullet trains to get face-invading cameras
Re: The problem...
Conveniently, a criminal is defined as anyone recognized by the system as being a criminal. Hey, look! Our system makes no mistakes!
What? Do you say our system makes mistakes? That is criticism of the Party! You must be a criminal!
Global chocolate crisis looms
and those that haven't grown up
Himalayan glaciers actually GAINING ice, space scans show
Re: Then lets take the financial incentive away
Unfortunately, politicians only know how to take financial incentives away by taking the finances away. This does change the scientific outcome, in that there is less science. Please do not give the powers that be any ideas
Good news for snow leopards.
The real beasts that is, not the OS (which by all accounts was and is doing well).
Also good news for the scientific debate. Basing theories on shaky data is like building on quicksand. Better data are always a boon.
So what's the worst movie NEVER made?
Re: Re: The Teletubbies
Unfair! The Predator's brains would implode after watching just one episode of teletubbies
Re: retelling of Heart of Darkness
"This too was one of the dark places of the world"
That start of storytelling by Marlow is just great. It is very hard to top. Then there is the crazy case of the lone French cruiser shelling the amorphous jungle while its crew members are dying at a rate of fifteen a day from disease. They still keep to their task of shelling the "enemy" who is totally invisible.
So my question has to be: Does Heart of Darkness need retelling? I am not against retelling and reshaping stories (that has been going on through history). Even great stories can grow in retelling, and retelling can get people to read the original. The original in this case is very powerful indeed. Much as I liked Apocalypse Now, I still prefer reading Heart of Darkness. Does it need retelling in SF?
Valiant effort for a really poor film script!!
However, you risk going over the top and becoming hilariously funny. The simpler method would probably be simply giving Michael Bay a very big budget and whatever you do do not interfere with his decisions. The man has an unerring instinct in getting it wrong. He could be considered the Bergholt Stuttley Johnson of cinema.
Euro climate probe Envisat silenced, boffins baffled
This is your satellite help line
For communication problems, press 1
For launch failures, press 2
For attitude problems, press 3
For software failure, press 4,
To speak directly with some guy who knows nothing about the problem either, press 0
Is your satellite dish pointing the right way?
Have you tried rebooting the satellite?
Did you try switching it on and off?
Have you tried reinstalling Windows?
How old is your software? I am sorry, we do not support that version anymore
Seriously though, excellent engineering to keep something working for 10 years, we are so used to things failing just outside of warranty.
Life on Mars found – in 1976
Isn't life a physical process?
The presence of pink noise is not a proof of life. Many physical processes (including life, in my book at least) produce forms of pink noise. If a white noise random source is effectively filtered by some damping process you will typically get similar effects.
If they were really sure of their results, would they not submit this to Nature or Science? I will read the article more carefully, but I have my doubts.
Judge: Checking Facebook at work is not a crime
Re: WHT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO
Death Star dinosaur aliens could rule galaxy
What were these guys smoking?
I want some
Re: FTL Velociraptors
And a packet of peanuts I trust
German scientists link two labs with 'universal quantum network'
Maybe because
people who do not believe in carbon dating are outdated?
Japanese bank palms off customers with biometric ATMs
Re: Looks like you need their whole hand
Ever been to Japan?
It is just about the safest country on this planet. Tourists getting mugged in Japan is unheard of. In Tokyo half the bikes I saw parked there were unlocked (no kidding). If this scheme is going to work anywhere, it is in Japan.
Incidentally, it is possible to use Doppler laser scanners to check blood is flowing in veins of the hand, to check it is a real hand (I do not know if these scanners support this).
Employers' group: New comp sci GCSE driven by vendor agenda
We have similar problems in the Netherlands
Initially, ICT courses at schools were really a mess, consisting of rote learning which shortcut key did what in MS Word or even WordPerfect (shudder). Now things are improving slightly, and some programming is entering. The results are very mixed however, and many think VB is all there is. As an experiment, I allowed one student (of Technology Management specializing in IT) to hand in one assignment in VB rather than Java. It was a total pile of crud, without any structure, sensible object hierarchy (or proper comments). In fact he had simply searched the API for soe suitable library calls, and lashed these together in one monolithic lump. He had managed to create an app that sort of worked with minimal effort, but I would not call that programming.
I am not saying that VB is bad per se. After all, I have seen many horrible examples of code in any language you care to name, and well-structured pieces of x86 assembly in my time. My point is that this boy had not learned any programming discipline. What is needed is a programme which gets the enthusiasm of kids fired, and teaches them rigour in analysis and implementation (and pick one (or two) of many suitable toolboxes out there). Not an easy task, perhaps, but we are trying as a university to reach out to teachers to show them what is possible, and have some of our students develop stuff for use in the classroom. There is a small, but steadily growing band of teachers who are really developing good materials out there.
Ten... Kitchen Gadget Treats
Love the Imperia pasta machine
My kids love to crank the handle, so no need for a motorized version. Makes great ravioli too.
I have one Japanese knife as well (not the one shown). It is a three layer sandwich of softer but tougher stainless steel on the outside, with harder, but more brittle carbon steel in the centre forming the cutting edge. My brother brought it from Japan. It stays sharp in part due to the fact that the missus does not dare use it.
I would also put the Porkert No 8 meat grinder (tin plated cast iron affair, mine is made in Czechoslovakia, it is that old) on the list. Brilliant piece of kit to make your own pate and terrine. Again, the kids crank the handle, so I can relax.
Chinese coders beat all-comers
Re: Dueling Headlines
The question is whether people are duds because they are rotten coders, or because they lack other skills. I have had some very good students from China (really top of the class), but receive many applications for PhD positions written in such poor English I would not dream of accepting them, however good their coding skills. Being a good IT worker requires more than just coding skills. Besides, there is a huge pool of recruits in China, so even if the top ones beat our top ones, there is plenty of space for duds down below.
Vintage alien tech crash-lands in field
So the aliens are:
Dick Dastardly and Muttley!
Dark matter hits you once a minute
Better WIMPs than MACHOs
MACHOs (MAssive Cold Halo Objects) are another proposed source of dark matter: orphan planets and other regular material that is simply too cold to see easily. Being hit by an orphan planet would be a once in a lifetime experience.
Therefore: as below, so above: Being hit by a macho is worse than being hit by a wimp.
Mega-star HD 10180 could have more planets than the Sun
Bode's law is really the result of gravity and time
Bode's law was quite mysterious, until people realised that the curious sequence of orbital radii of planets meant an equally curious sequence of orbital periods (see Kepler's second law). Effectively, a sequence of orbits obeying Bode's law have simple resonances between the orbits. This increases stability. Over time, we would expect planetary systems to stabilize into orbits which obey this law.
Whisky IN SPAAAAACE: Zero-G Scotch is matured aboard the ISS
If the whisky does get back to earth
we must really salute the astronauts' and cosmonauts' restraint.
Re: Of course we must have Scotch Whiskey in space....
contradiction in terms:
Scotch Whiskey
Scotch whisky now, is another matter. It reminds of an man "kindly" asked to leave the premises of a Scottish "watering hole" after asking for a Bourbon.
He does still have his own teeth, as I recall
CSIRO patent-trolls ALL OF AMERICA!
"Doing the science, but leaving the commercialization to the private sector, is not patent trolling"
Sums it all up. I have been to the CSIRO in Sydney, great place to do research, when they patent something, take it seriously. "Ars Technica" suddenly reads "Arse Technica" as seen from down-under, I suppose.
Nature ISN'T fragile nor a bossy mother-in-law - top eco boffin
Re: But what is the "balanced view"?
I simply mean that if each side demonize the other, we do not get anywhere.
Making money is not evil in any way, nor is preserving nature. It is not wrong to hunt, or cut down trees, it is wrong to hunt creatures to extinction, and wantonly cutting down trees in such a way that whole forests disappear. A forest can be productive, and yet be a nature reserve (many are). If creating large nature reserves means chasing farmers off their land, you not going to make any friends. It causes resentment, and locals often start justifying poaching. If you make nature reserves that include sustainable farms, sustainable wood production, sustainable hunting and tourism, you get a win-win situation. Locals then tend to help track poachers, rather than be the poachers. You do not have to go to Africa for good examples. In the Netherlands many farmers contribute to care for the environment.
Interesting piece. It has strong echoes of how someone like Darwin saw nature. In excerpts of his journal published in "A Narrative of the Voyage of HMS Beagle" his descriptions of landscapes and natural scenes are surprisingly utilitarian, focusing very much of how the landscape could be used to man's benefit. Not at all what many modern environmentalists would expect.
I think Kareiva is dead right that a more balanced view is needed. I have seen several efforts to set up reservations and protect species at the expense of the local population in Africa fail. Likewise I have seen other efforts in which the local population benefits be highly successful. Not really surprising when you think of it.
Arizona bill makes it illegal to 'annoy or offend' online
Ted Nugent? Rush Limbaugh?
This bill (now amended and dying or dead) could have been used to sue Ted Nugent, who openly threatened the President and Hilary Clinton (and assorted others) with a gun in one of his rants. Rush Limbaugh (in the way he described a certain student who testified before congress) could be seen as insulting and harassing using obscene language (i.e. business as usual). He too could be sued. Did the Republicans involved realize this? If so, they might be commended for trying to deal with extremist views from people who claim to be on their side. If not, they might have made the amendments and killed it because they collectively went "oops."
As others have said, you cannot legislate for good manners. Besides, notions of what is acceptable change. We can now say "swut", "jujuflop" and turlingdrome" and know we are healthy, well-adjusted and completely un*****-up personalities. So long as we do not say "Belgium"
Feathered Tyrannosaurus uncovered in China
Did it taste like chicken?
Sorry, I'll get me coat
Help Astronomers in Britain
Help Astronomers in Britain
Light pollution is a huge problem for (amateur) astronomers. Nobody is suggesting we switch of all the lights at night, but a lot of unnecessary lights could be turned off or dimmed.
There is an e-petition here on cutting back light pollution and energy waste at the same time. All British citizens and anyone living in the UK can sign.
Browsium rescues HMRC from IE6 – and multimillion-pound bill
Is it just me,
or does Browsium sound like a Discworld element like Narrativium?
Mine is the one with "Thud" in the pocket
iPhone fanbois enraged by Instagram's Android triumph
Re: iPhone users <> Apple fanbois
Pascal programmers .NE. Real programmers
Mine is the one with the Fortran 77 Manual
Prehistoric monster snake crushed prey under 1.5 Brooklyn Bridges
"so could this thing lift the Brooklyn Bridge?"
Yes, and so can you. If I give you a long enough and strong enough lever and a place to stand you can lift the world, as Archimedes would say (but then in Greek)
Blighty's new top supercomputer bagged by software boffins
Re: Yes
quite likely
But will it run Crysis?
Mine is the one with the MPI manual in the pocket
Condom compartment hidden in iPhone case
According to "Good morning Vietnam!"
the sizes are:
Star's guts turned INSIDE OUT in supernova mega-blast
Stellar dyspepsia?
A serious case, by the sound of it
No-strings nookie radar tugged offline in stalking backlash
Geo-social exploration
Now that is a euphemism to remember:
"I can assure you, I am not looking to get laid! I am conducting a geo-social exploration!"
Terrafugia flies first prototype: Flying cars 'within a year'
Ok, if the flying car has been sorted
When will we get jet-packs?
Steve Jobs biopic
Re: STEVE BALLMER
Option 1: Alexei Sayle
Accent may be a problem, but the thought of him chanting "developers, developers, developers!!" in a strong Liverpudlian accent has a strange appeal.
Option 2: Danny DeVito
might have to practice chair flinging, however.
Coders' 'lives sucked out' by black-and-white Visual Studio 11
So will this new IDE work on my old Hercules card?
Just a thought
What does the Titanic's sinking tell us about modern science?
Re: peer reviewed
You are right that publicly funded work should be available publicly. However, note that in all cases any scientist without access to a journal simply contacts the corresponding author (I still have some of those quaint reprint request postcards in a drawer somewhere). The author emails you the PDF, end of problem. IEEE and some other publishers allow you to put your stuff on the web for research and education purposes, provided a suitable copyright statement is included.
The same holds for code we produce: ask and ye shall receive.
Press releases are NOT under embargo in all cases except one (where patent applications are involved, nothing to do with the publisher), in my experience. In those instances where we want to do a press release, the university takes care of it, and the publisher has no say. We do often let this coincide with the (on-line) publication of the paper, so journalists can check out the paper.
Use the holy word of God to stay secure online, says bishop
Re: Isnane or Welsh!
So do you use Llanfairpwyllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch as pass phrase?
Cwmtwrch is a shorter favourite
Re: so...
You could always go for:
"Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast, for it is a human number. Its number is 666"
A bit long, but very memorable.
Would be a good BOFH password, once he has given up on "Grievous bodily harm"
Icon, because, well....
Third European supply podule docks with space station
What is this figure in double-decker buses per fortnight?
'Smooth, gentle' mating at 28,000 kph
I trust that is with respect to our earthbound frame of reference, not the speed of the podule with respect to ISS.
100 EARTH-LIKE PLANETS orbit stars WITHIN 30 LIGHT-YEARS!
Re: The other thing about red dwarfs
They have far less UV radiation output than the sun. Because the temperature is lower. If we put the planet near enough to the red dwarf to be comfy temperature-wise, the amount of shorter wavelengths (including blue light) hitting the atmosphere is less. Charged particles release might be energetic, but with a strong enough magnetic field a planet could be OK. One worry is actually that there is not enough UV and other hard radiation to cause enough mutations to keep evolution ticking over, but that is a rather speculative argument. There are many sources of randomness which could supply enough mutations.
Incidentally, the colour of light emitted by your typical red dwarf equals that of an incandescent light bulb (3200 K colour temperature) to that of a halogen light (3600K). So they are really yellowish red, whereas our "yellow" sun emits white (5800K) light.
They avoid us because of cricket!
It's in very bad taste, you know.
Republicans shoot down proposed ban on Facebook login boss-snoop
Um, what's a Facebook?
Potential answer if you really do not want the job
Actively cooled rocket primed for easy re-entry
Should this craft not be manned by Kryten?
Looks like the perfect pilot for it
AVG nukes stalking ads at press of BIG SHINY BUTTON
Sounds interesting. Might give it a try on the windows machine at home.


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September 20, 2004
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Cowboy Capitalism: European Myths, American Reality
by Olaf Gersemann
We have all heard the claim that, although the U.S. economy creates economic growth and jobs, Americans pay a huge price for their economic system in income inequality and other social problems. We hear, too, that average families can maintain their standard of living only because both parents work, that prosperity in the United States is largely debt-financed, and that the unemployment rate is so low only because so many people are behind bars.
Such views are not all at uncommon in Europe. And, thanks in part to commentators such as Paul Krugman and Michael Moore, they also seem credible to a growing number of Americans, who accept uncritically that poverty is on the rise and that the middle class is disappearing.
In Cowboy Capitalism: European Myths, American Reality, published this month by the Cato Institute, German reporter Olaf Gersemann revisits those common misperceptions of the American economy and demonstrates how misleading they are. Some, such as the examples noted above, are simply myths. The reality is quite different:
As of May 2001, only 1.5 percent of all working Americans held multiple jobs to stay afloat. (page 126)
Growth of wealth has outpaced debt, as the average American family increased its net worth by 50 percent between 1989 and 2001. (page 92)
In 1998 unemployment was only 0.1 to 0.2 percent lower than it would have been if the prison population had remained the same since 1985. (page 131)
Contrary to what one might expect, Gersemann concludes, the continental economies of Europe provide no meaningful advantage over that of the United States. The greater market freedoms in America create a more flexible, adaptable, and prosperous system than the declining welfare states of Europe.
Cowboy Capitalism is a devastating expose of the nonsensical myths that too many Europeans believe about Americans and the American economy. And it is the best current discussion of the American economy -- a solid rebuttal to the Cassandras and Krugmans who would have us believe that our economy is in dire straits.
In clear and accessible terms, Cowboy Capitalism separates the economic myths from the reality.
About the Author
Olaf Gersemann is the Washington correspondent for Wirtschaftswoche, Germany's largest economic and business weekly. Before joining Wirtschaftswoche in 1996, he studied economics at Cologne University and Trinity College, Dublin, and worked for the German financial daily Handelsblatt. In 2001 Gersemann was awarded the Ludwig Erhard Prize, the most prestigious German economic reporting prize for journalists under the age of 35.
Cowboy Capitalism: European Myths, American Reality
by Olaf Gersemann
Retail price: $22.95 cloth, 260 pages
Publication date: September 20, 2004
Since 1992 the Cato Institute's books have been distributed to the trade by the National Book Network ([url]www.nbnbooks.com[/url]).
Advance Praise for Cowboy Capitalism
"This is a comprehensive, indeed truly encyclopedic, comparison of economic conditions and policies in the United States with those in Germany, France, and Italy. Gersemann, a German journalist based in the United States, provides detailed evidence to support his devastating rejection of common European fallacies about the American economy. A real treasure trove of thoughtful analysis."
-- Milton Friedman, Nobel Laureate in Economics
"Citizens in all Western democracies want to provide more publicly financed welfare than they are willing, privately, to finance by taxes. The result is sluggish economies. In Old Europe the crisis is more acute than in the United States. This book documents the dramatic differences and stresses the proclivity of Europeans to denigrate the American experience rather than to acknowledge their own plight."
-- James M. Buchanan, Nobel Laureate in Economics
"Gersemann pulls no punches in debunking prevalent European myths about the American economy. But Cowboy Capitalism is not about trumpeting American superiority; it's about helping Western European countries achieve the robust growth and job creation their citizens deserve."
-- Henry M. Paulson, Jr., Chairman and CEO, Goldman Sachs Group
"This book offers an excellent comparison of U.S. capitalism with the `social' model of Germany, France, and Italy. It is also a penetrating study of anti-market propaganda. Olaf Gersemann shows that the features of the American model that are attacked most by European critics from both left and right are those which continental Europe actually needs in order to overcome the social problems of high unemployment and to make the European economy more dynamic and competitive. The book displays a rare combination of clarity, passion, and moderation. I highly recommend that this book be widely read on both sides of the Atlantic."
-- Leszek Balcerowicz, Former Finance Minister of Poland
"Gersemann combines the accuracy and incisiveness of a scholar with the verve and wit of the best kind of journalist. His readers will be fascinated from the beginning and enlightened by the end."
-- Steven Landsburg, author of The Armchair Economist
Myths vs. the Reality
Myth: Many people in the United States need two or three jobs to make ends meet.
Reality: As of May 2001, only 1.5 percent of all working Americans held multiple jobs to stay afloat. (page 126)
Myth: The American middle class is shrinking.
Reality: The share of households with annual incomes of more than $75,000, calculated in 2002 dollars, grew from 12.7 percent to 25.1 percent between 1972 and 2002. (page 118)
Myth: The poor in America are growing more numerous.
Reality: Between 1972 and 2002, the share of households with annual incomes of less than $35,000 declined from 44.9 percent to 40.6 percent. (page 118)
Myth: American wealth is debt financed.
Reality: Growth of wealth has outpaced debt, as the average American family increased its net worth by 50 percent between 1989 and 2001. (page 92)
Myth: Unemployment is low in the United States because so many people are behind bars.
Reality: The prison population makes only a minor contribution to the reduction in unemployment. In 1998, unemployment was only 0.1 to 0.2 percent lower than it would have been if the prison population had remained the same since 1985. (page 131)
Myth: In the United States the rich don't pay their fair share.
Reality: In 2001 almost 65 percent of U.S. federal income tax came from the 10 percent of households with the highest gross income. In Germany the top 10 percent contributed less than half the total intake. (page 151)
Myth: In the United States the poor are burdened by an unfair tax system.
Reality: In Germany 50 percent of households with lower-than-average incomes contribute almost 9 percent of German income tax revenues, whereas they contribute only 4 percent in the United States. (page 151)
Myth: European welfare provides better for the most needy than does the United States.
Reality: In the mid-1990s the poorest 30 percent received over 40 percent of welfare benefits in the United States. In Italy that figure was just 20 percent, and in France and Germany the numbers were just over 30 percent. (page 152)
Myth: The U.S. economy does not create enough jobs.
Reality: Between 1970 and 2003 the number of people employed in the United States rose by 58.9 million - a 75 percent increase. In France, Germany, and Italy combined, the figures were 17.6 million and 26 percent. Almost half the increase in Europe was due to the population bounce caused by German reunification. (page 21)
Myth: Government debt in the United States has rocketed ahead of European levels.
Reality:: True, in the United States government debt as a percentage of GDP (63.4 percent) is slightly higher than it was in the late 1980s, but it has increased by more than half in France and Germany (65.3 and 69.5 percent, respectively). (page 71)
Myth: The cost of day-to-day living has gone up.
Reality: An American who earned the average hourly wage of a production worker needed to work 8.7 minutes to be able to afford one pound of whole frozen turkey in 1980. In 2004 just 4.2 minutes sufficed. The prices of many other products that virtually every household buys to meet its basic needs (such as bread, sugar, coffee, electricity, and gasoline) have also lagged behind overall inflation. (page 88)
Myth: Living standards are higher in Europe than in the United States.
Reality: The United States has the highest living standard of any major industrialized nation. Adjusted for price-level differences, per capita income in the United States exceeded the French level by 36 percent in 2003. At 42 and 44 percent, respectively, Germany and Italy lagged even further behind. (pages 78 and 87)
Myth: Long-term unemployment is a chronic problem in the United States; European job creation schemes work better.
Reality: In the United States 65 percent of unemployed people found new work in less than three months in 2002. In France, Germany, and Italy, that figure is only 26 percent, 17 percent, and 12 percent, respectively. (page 178)
Myth: Europe is moving faster than the United States toward a knowledge-based economy.
Reality: In knowledge-intensive services (e.g., business services, health services), real output in the United States grew by no less than 195 percent between 1980 and 2003. In Germany and France the figures were only 118 and 103 percent, respectively. (page 54)

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No, Sony's problem is the same it's always been. They let their "media" division dictate what everyone else can or can't do. Sony has throughout the years made brilliant hardware after brilliant hardware, only to cripple it with some back asswards DRM to "prevent piracy" at the expense of user experience. They spent so many years alienating their customers, that it's tough to win any of them back. I literally don't care if Sony produces the greatest Android phone ever created. After their XCP rootkit debacle, I won't be buying anything from them for a LONGGGG time.
Indie ISP to Netflix: Give it a rest about 'net neutrality' – and get your checkbook out
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That's patently false. Improving your connection to whatever the nearest pop Netflix is located in would in no way be preferring them. Nobody is saying to dedicate a cross-connect to Netflix. They use Level3 and Cogent, there's no possible way that if you ran to whatever pop they're in, you wouldn't also be improving your connection to countless other providers. Basically every non-mega-internet-corp in the world has a blend that includes Level3 or Cogent in their mix and you know it.
Red Hat's pockets bulging on strong Linux, JBoss sales
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It's called CYA. If you want to be the one responsible for tracking down the bug and writing the fix when something blows up in the middle of the night, go for it. I'll pay for it to be someone else's problem.
Just what is Oracle going to plop out as its golden storage egg?
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Oracle can't just rebadge other people's hardware for two reasons:
1. They already burned their bridges with HDS and LSI (now NetApp) when they terminated their OEm relationships.
2. They spent hundreds of millions of dollars on Pillar. They aren't going to just bail on the technology. I mean... they could, but Larry might finally be shown the door if they did, when all his shareholders realized he was just bailing out his personal bank account.
Kickstarted mobe charger 'kicked to death by Apple'
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The 32pin interface cable isn't a standard, it's an Apple proprietary interface.
Apple did NOT use USB first, your're completely off your rocker. They weren't even on the standards committee for it being invented. Apple tried to get everyone to use firewire, which was shunned by the rest of the industry, and eventually gave in to USB.
You can't transfer video over the lightning doc at all. USB has 0 issues transferring both.
Troll sufficiently fed.
The GPL self-destruct mechanism that is killing Linux
Re: And your point is?
Just because you don't know what's running FreeBSD doesn't mean that it's got a minimal install. As a result of the fact you don't have to share the code people don't have to tell you if they're using it or not. And they never have to give anything back.
Off the top of my head - NetApp and EMC Isilon are both based off of FreeBSD. Kace which Dell now owns, and JunOS by Juniper.
Twitter launches vox populi index for US presidential race
Completely ridiculous. It's just a system looking to be gamed.
California clears way for Steve Jobs' 'private Apple spaceship'
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Bill Gates started the foundation in 2000. 12 years ago. Nice troll though!
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Juggling a family and a career is never easy—and it's becoming a real challenge for Sheriff Joanna Brady. Coping with the impending delivery of her second child as well as a staff short-age, the last things Joanna needs are two serious crimes.
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As you likely know, the Hugo Awards were announced yesterday. I was invited to be on the Hugo-nominated Coode Street Podcast for their annual Hugo ballot rundown with hosts Jonathan Strahan and Gary K. Wolfe, as well as guest Tansy Rayner Roberts.
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In this much-too-long-delayed episode of SF Crossing the Gulf, we revisit stories from Cordwainer Smith's The Rediscovery of Man, with especial focus on "Alpha Ralpha Boulevard". More importantly, we discuss these stories with senior SF critic Gary K. Wolfe, who brings quite a bit more biographical information about Smith to our attention, to our mutual enlightenment.
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For a history of our most important magazine, you can do a lot worse than A Requiem for Astounding, by Alva Rogers. Explorers of the Infinite and Seekers of Tomorrow, both by Sam Moskowitz, aren't all that well-written, but he knew just about every one of these giants personally. Brian Aldiss's Billion Year Spree is a nice, serious history of the genre. Much more fun is Damon Knight's The Futurians, the history of the late 30s/early 40s New York fan group, and except for Pohl, Wollheim, Asimov, Knight, Blish, Merril, Kornbluth, Lowndes, and Kidd, why, they hardly produced any major figures at all.
Speaking of Knight, his In Search of Wonder remains one of the best critical collections, along with Blish's The Issue at Hand and More Issues at Hand (both written as "William Atheling, Jr."). Also worth a look are Benchmarks by Algis Budrys, and Science Fiction at Large, edited by Peter Nichols.
If you'd like to read every word of every speech and panel given at the 1962 and 1963 Worldcons, try The Proceedings: Chicon III, edited by Earl Kemp (it's being reprinted for Chicon 7), and The Proceedings; Discon, edited by Dick Eney. Noreascon I also did a Proceedings, though I think we were multi-track by then and it just covered the main track. A nice catch-all book was Sprague de Camp's Science-Fiction Handbook, which he later revised and updated.
The best biographies are Fred Pohl's The Way the Future Was, Jack Williamson's Wonder's Child, and the wonderful 6-bio catchall, Hell's Cartographers. And then there's E. Hoffman Price's wonderful Book of the Dead, which covers his experiences with Lovecraft, Howard, Kuttner, Clark Ashton Smith. et al. And don't overlook Bob Silverberg's Other Spaces, Other Times, or Eric Leif Davin's Pioneers of Wonder: Conversations with the Founders of Science Fiction. John Campbell deserves a shelf of his own, and you can begin filling with the first two massive volumes of The John W. Campbell Letters, and his Collected Editorials from Analog. There are endless indices to the magazines, but only one truly thoroughgoing history of them: Mike Ashley's wonderful 3-volume The History of the Science Fiction Magazine.
Books on and about science fiction that belong on most writers' shelves include Barry Malzberg's Breakfast in the Ruins and Norman Spinrad's Staying Alive and Science Fiction in the Real World. Half a century ago Advent gathered Heinlein, Bester, Kornbluth and Bloch for The Science Fiction Novel, then assembled Heinlein, Campbell, Doc Smith, and four others for Of Worlds Beyond. The Panshins wrote Science Fiction in Dimension, a very nice follow-up to the more limited Heinlein in Dimension, then won a Hugo for The World Beyond the Hill. Kingsley Amis's New Maps of Hell remains a classic. And there are a couple of fine compendiums edited by Reginald Bretnor: The Craft of Science Fiction and Science Fiction Today and Tomorrow. Two charming books containing some serious and a lot of hilarious fanzine articles by Robert Bloch are The Eighth Stage of Fandom and Out of My Head. And on the subject of fandom, the best is Fancyclopedia II, with many more entries than the original. And of course there are the histories of fandom: The Immortal Storm by Sam Moskowitz; Up to Now by Jack Speer; and All Our Yesterdays and A Wealth of Fable by Harry Warner, Jr. Finally, I'll mention some of my own: a trio of Hugo nominees, Putting it Together, I Have This Nifty Idea…, and (with Barry Malzberg) The Business of Science Fiction.
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Vote For Peterson, HarvinPosted by on September 16, 2009 – 6:47 am
A pair of Vikings who were key in the team's 34-20 season opening win at Cleveland are up for awards, which can be voted on by fans until 11:00 a.m. on Friday. Peterson has been named for finalist for the FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Week and Harvin is up for Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week honors.
Peterson rushed for 180 yards and 3 TDs on 25 carries last Sunday, pacing the Vikings victory on the road. Harvin had 8 touches on the day for 157 yards, including a 6-yard TD reception from QB Brett Favre.
Other finalists for the FedEx Ground NFL Player of the Week are Julius Jones and Thomas Jones. Joining Harvin as finalists for Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week honors are Tennessee's Kenny Britt, Oakland's Louis Murphy, Baltimore's Michael Oher and the Jets QB Mark Sanchez.
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By TheGreatPurpleOne on Sep 16, 2009 | Reply
Can't wait to see Harvin play some more. I really like the guy.
By PurplePeopleEater on Sep 16, 2009 | Reply
Yea, Harvin is going to be under the radar behind the outstanding play of AP. He was listed as the 3rd best rookie in the opening week but was completely unnoticed due to the miraculous "commercial" run of AP.
By james on Sep 17, 2009 | Reply
its his rookie year if he can run like that for 1 year thru pain and injury he will get my vote,,,, Untill then Farve's team Farve's Game to win or lose he hasent missed a gm in 16 years he earned the respect, Ap has earned it but just dont let him know it yet…shhhhh
By Viks-28-allday on Sep 17, 2009 | Reply
James,get off of here, you seem like you are so fixed on favre that the whole team does not matter. Percy Harvin is a great football player, better then many people, he will help us grow and improve so that very soon, purple will be the new super bowl color!


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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday townhome in Lutsen
Townhome, 3 Bedrooms + Den, 4 Baths, (Sleeps 8)
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...prime Lutsen location close to skiing, golf, hiking, biking...you name it!
...a garage to store all your ski equipment, bikes, golf clubs or car
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...million dollar views of Lake Superior from nearly every window
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Looking to get away from it all while in Minnesota? You will feel like you are on the ocean while relaxing at Aspenwood in Lutsen MN. Immediately upon entering, you will notice that every room has an unobstructed view of Lake Superior, making you feel as if you are part of the lake.
Late afternoon and evenings are magical at the lake. Build a fire on the rocks and count stars while the moon dances across the water and later fall asleep at night to the sound of waves lapping on the shoreline. Early risers can watch the sun rise right out of the water while drinking coffee on one of the lakeside decks or sleep in until the warm sun greets your face.
The interior of Aspenwood leaves nothing to the imagination as to where you are; on the north shore of Lake Superior. 2,500+ square feet of living space are adorned with hand-made log furniture and other creature comforts only a newer home can bring. Gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, two gas fireplaces, upper and lower TV areas with satellite TV/DVD/VCR (and movie library) as well as a game area allow large groups to each have their own space or couples have plenty of room to roam.
All 4 bedrooms have a dedicated bath and the owner's suite has a two person 'Jacuzzi' whirlpool that overlooks the lake for romantic evenings or soothing sore muscles after an invigorating day of skiing, biking or hiking.
**We have direct access to the Gitchi Gami Bike Trail. You can bike to the Temperence River state park and hike the waterfalls without getting in your car!**
The north shore offers something for each season. Skiers are welcomed home with in-floor heat on each level providing your feet and body with the most luxurious heating system available. Groomed cross country ski trails are less than one mile away and Lutsen Mountains are 6 miles away for easy access. Our insulated, attached garage is a convenient place to store all your ski equipment and car.
Stay cool during hot summer days with Lake Superior's natural air conditioning or travel a few miles inland and enjoy area lakes for fishing or boating. Superior National Golf Course is only 3 miles away and offers 27 of the most visually stunning (and quite challenging!)holes in the Midwest.
Enjoy 5 restaurants within 10 minutes of our north shore rental home such as Lutsen Resort and Blue Fin in Tofte MN.
Grand Marais MN is a 20 minute drive down the shore and has many unique shops to satisfy even the biggest shoppers. Take a pick of some fabulous cuisine while in town and enjoy the views of the harbor.
Don't forget about spring blossoms, hikes along streams bloated by spring rains and unmatched fall colors in the Boreal forest. April and November are great quiet times to curl up and read a book by the fire and listen to the waves on the shore when you just need some time to yourself.
Take advantage of everything the area has to offer or stay in and do nothing at all. Either way, Aspenwood has what you are looking for!
Keywords: Lutsen home, North Shore, Private Rental house, on Lake superior, Tofte, 4 bedrooms, Close to Lutsen mountains, skiing, hiking, Grand Marais
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
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About The Owner
Hello! My name is Rick Storlie. I have a 8 year old son Mason and 10 year old daughter Breanna. I live in Savage, MN and originally from Northfield. My brother Chip is a part owner with me. Both of us are alumni of St. Cloud State University.
The Owner purchased this townhome in 2006
Why The Owner chose Lutsen
My family has been vacationing on the north shore since 1975. My father owned a Lutsen Sea Villa (which is coincidentally less than a mile from our cabin now) until 1995. I learned to ski, deer/grouse hunt and skip rocks on the north shore. Chip has hiked many miles of the Superior Hiking trail and loves to kayak along the shore of Lake Superior on calm days. We've swam in the lake (be careful it's cold), water skied (on a dare), fished and enjoyed bathtub like water (once) along with 20+ foot waves. One of the neatest things to do is sleep with the windows open and hear the waves crashing on the rocks below.
The combination of Lake Superior and the Superior National forest has an indescribable calming effect on your soul. All I can say is- a trip to the north shore is guaranteed to recharge your batteries!
What makes this townhome unique
No matter what the season there are things to do on the North Shore.
Try the Alpine slide located at Lutsen Mountains. The Gitchi Gami bike trail now has been extended so you can access it in front of our home. You can hop on and bike the north shore for miles.
Find Lake Superior fishing charters in Tofte and Grand Marais along with inland fishing lakes too.
The Superior Hiking Trail is only a couple of miles from our home. I recommend the Oberg and LeVeaux loop- fantastic overlooks! Golfers will love Superior National and its 27 holes. Yes it's challenging but the views of Lake Superior and Moose Mountain will help you forget how many balls you've lost!
Like to shop? Quaint shops are located right on the harbor in Grand Marais. Only 20 minutes away.
Lutsen Mountains has the best downhill skiing in the Midwest. There are hundreds of miles of cross country, snow shoe and snowmobile trails accessible within 5 minutes. The clubhouse at Superior National turns into a winter recreation activity center. You can go on horse drawn sleigh rides and take dog mushing tours- just stop by.
Spring time hikes along raging streams in the spring will give you countless photo opportunities. Perhaps the best spring activity is hanging our at our home with a good book. Cook some great food and take advantage of quiet time on the North Shore. Rates are lower too!
The fall colors in the Maple forests are second to none. Fall is still my favorite time to visit the north shore. I think the two things we may love the most are fires on the lake shore and coffee on the deck overlooking the lake. If you're an early riser you can see the sun come right out of the water!
Guestbook comments from the owner
Hi Rick- We had a GREAT time at your place! It was such a nice surprise walking into the door of such a cozy cabin! The location was great, your directions were very easy to understand and we lucked out with some good weather. All in all, couldn't have asked for more except how do I make a reservation for next year?!?