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Downton Abbey
Season 2
From Library Staff
The Crawleys and their servants experience dramas of all variety at the ancestral home. Season 2 brings World War I to the extended family.
I have the Downtown fever! The rave reviews are true. If you are interested in a new TV series with lots of drama you will LOVE this! - Susan
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Add a CommentMay 12 2014, just watched Part One, tis a sad one, I had to hold back my tears. I'd just like to say, that out of the recent series that I have watched, this one is my favourite, and lo and behold, it has no nude women, lewd sexual acts, f-words, or even a ton of blood pouring out all over the place. There is definitely lots of evil characters, plotting and scheming and heroes. I'm glad to see that we don't really need the gross stuff to make a good show. My faith is restored! I'll be looking for more of this kind in the future. I did visit England a couple of years ago. This show almost makes me want to brave that long plane ride again, just to see the castle. Of course the library is my favourite room in it. (I did get to tour a castle in Wales, and the library was fantastic, although you couldn't touch the books. Pity!)
Loved Seasons 1 & 2. Acting, costumes and LOCATION outstanding. Especially enjoyed the extras describing Highclere and current owners.
Interesting reading of British WWI experiences are Anne Perry's series of 5 novels English Mysteries historically correct: No Graves As Yet, Shoulder the Sky, Angels in the Gloom, At Some Disputed Barricade, We Shall Not Sleep.
I requested seasons 1, 2 and 3 from the Library and got season 2 first. I knew very little about the series except it kept popping up in The View or Hot in Cleveland so I thought I'd give it a try. I was a bit lost at first (not knowing the key players) but I caught up to speed very quickly. The acting, costumes and directing are superb. I wonder, though, were people actually like that? My favorite character was Daisy.
Superior entertainment with one complaint: a little too soap opera-y and predictable at times. The amnesiac relative is a case in point. The tug of war between Mary and Matthew is so well done it's not too annoying. So glad it turns out the way it does. I was really moved by Lavinia's scenes.
This is just a Brittish period piece soap opera. Excels as a period piece, as the sets and costumes are gorgeous. Not really my cup of tea (pun intended) but it does an above average job of sucking you in and making you care about the storyline and the characters. Well acted.
where season 1 had been high art, season 2 becomes little by little episodic, unremittingly a soap opera, with over time highly improbable developments in every one of its nooks and crannies, all easily trumped however by utterly superb sets,costumes and performances generally, enough to make this show ever compelling, and still an outright triumph
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I have waisted a 25lb of flour and 25lb bag of sugar ... I cant take it. My homemade pound cakes and my vanilla cakes are coming out rubbery and hard at the bottom. I cant figure out why. I did a little researched and changed my method several times.... and they are still coming out the same way...Research say something about too much gluten. Please help! i am NOT over mixing. i mix just long enough for the flour to blend. I am at my witts end with this. this is not happening with any of my other cakes.
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By Careen Stoll
A visit to Katy McFadden's studio and garden overlooking Tryon Creek State Park seems like dropping into a forest dreamworld.  McFadden makes prints and ceramic sculpture: her interaction with the natural world yields figures in the garden that seem more to have come there of their own will because they found it home rather than placed there by a human with a plan. The figures are sometimes animated with the spirit of another sentient being- a fox, a bird or the creatures of the sea, and standing in groups as friends or fellow travelers.
McFadden spent her childhood playing in the ebb and flow of the tides on the coast of New Jersey. The sense of motion between spaces has deeply influenced her work over the decades that she has been making, teaching, and travelling. Boundaries between sea and land are spaces of constant change, as are the perceived boundaries between animal, plant and human. Her sense of human connection is of a similarly porosity. She says, of travel: "I love to travel because I see the commonality between people as opposed to a difference- the core is the same- we want to be accepted, be loved, have family around us. The things that make us different are just social constructs…. [People can see the] movement in a piece [of art], and can respond to it without an understanding of who your are or where you come from."
As a fellow clayworker, the author is well aware of the labor involved in creating on the human scale at which McFadden works. I am amazed that such a beautiful and strong but small woman manages to make these figures.  Most of them are fired at her studio in a large kiln that runs on natural gas.  But she sometimes opts to fire them in a wood-firing kiln, an extremely labor-intensive process. I asked her how she does it, and her work ethic in general. She explains that sometimes she just goes into the studio and rolls out slabs. Then she's put herself into a situation that's made it more fertile to create, and the muse comes. About her work ethic, she replies in jest, "I don't know what else to do with myself", a re-iteration of an earlier comment that "art transcends the particular, and there is nothing else worth doing".
Teaching she calls "the left hand", the one that passes the nourishment of process and understanding to the next generation. Process is revealed as a "point on a line of non-ownership", echoing her artist statement: "we are voices for a short period of time". Her classes are explorations of the language of clay process, with the objective that students can translate an understanding of process to any other material. She taught in Cape Cod for years. Now she teaches at Clackamas Community College.
Katy McFadden's studio is number two on the map. She participated in Portland Open Studios years ago and then took a break.  We're excited that she has decided to open her studio again this year. You can see more of her work at katymcfadden.com.


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Rosetta Code Study Weighs In On the Programming Language Debate
Re:Who cares about succinctness .... (165 comments)
Given today's job market, I'll bet a lot of CS grads would be happy to maintain a business critical COBOL code base.
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Re:Who cares about succinctness .... (165 comments)
Given today's job market, I'll bet a lot of CS grads would be happy to maintain a business critical COBOL code base.
Re:According to the Disney archives (97 comments)
I'm surprised they didn't mention the bird in Mary Poppins - the one that sings sitting on Mary's fingers. I always thought that was the first use of Anamatronics. That and the Parrot Head on Mary's umbrella.
Gaming platforms for my 10 year old (171 comments)
My 10 year old uses them to play games. When she's older she'll get her own phone, but for now our she gets our hand-me-downs (with no service).
Re: 5, you're doing it wrong (341 comments)
Oh, I don't know - these hooks work pretty well.
Re:U.S. Patent 6384822 (94 comments)
Id Software is a U.S.-based company. It can't release Doom 3 under any GPL-compatible license until October 2019, when U.S. Patent 6384822 on depth-fail shadowing expires.
Why does it have to be GPL? Why can't they release it under BSD or just make it public domain? What you really mean is that you can't use the code until October 2019 because you won't consider anything but the GPL. I'm assuming you're not bound by U.S. patent law, or the license wouldn't be an issue -- Americans can't use a patent until it expires under any software license.
Re:just friends, no facebook, no cloud (262 comments)
So what I'm basically saying is that *I* should be the one controlling my content, not some other site or cloud service. Unite makes that easy for people.
Yeah, but it's Opera, so the Chinese Government is the one controlling your content.
Re:Idle? (388 comments)
Seems like this would be a best seller in tornado alley.
Re:That's why I leave everything on all the time (297 comments)
OK, you're not guilty of child molestation. But you're guilty of growing pot -- why else do you need that many watts?
Re:Why reduce the DPI instead of using larger font (549 comments)
My Toshiba Portege M200 (Tablet PC) has no scroll wheel. And it has 1400x1050 on a 14" screen -- I'm going blind here! Thank goodness for "Ctrl +"
Re:Why reduce the DPI instead of using larger font (549 comments)
Windows programs can either let Windows handle things like the minimize, maximize, and close buttons or it can do them itself. Microsoft Office applications have ALWAYS done these themselves, rather than let Windows do it. Their reason is to give Office the latest-and-greatest look and feel, even on older versions of Windows. The downside is that older versions of Office have the older look and feel, even on the newest version of Windows. If you understand why they think this is a Good Thing, please post here because it makes little sense to me. Sure sets a poor example for the other Windows developers.
Re:The comment may also be complex.. (660 comments)
Or C - (re)-write it yourself. If you don't understand what it does, why do you want to use it in the first place? If you want it because of what it's documented to do (a function in a library) then either trust it works as documented or use something else.
Re:The comment may also be complex.. (660 comments)
IMHO the documentation should be written first, and the code should then be written to behave as documented, with the user acceptance tests also based on the documentation. Really, you shouldn't need a requirements document if you start with the user's manual, and if the user can't understand the user's manual they probably won't understand the software and you should re-think your design. IMHO.
Re:The comment may also be complex.. (660 comments)
I once coded a function that varied depending on what quadrant (+x,+y; -x, +y; -x,-y; +x,-y) it was in. I couldn't get it to work right in the second quadrant, but finally got it working by chance and said so in my comments. The code worked, but I didn't understand why and said so. Is that bad coding? It worked!
Re:Nothing to see here, move on (402 comments)
This is a prime example of companies failing to recognize what business they're in. The railroads thought they were in the railroad business but they were really in the transportation business. The record labels think they're in the record business but they're really in the entertainment aggregation business. The record labels aggregated musicians for customers and customers for musicians, and this convenience will break down as the artists take their catalogs back. Who wants to go to Eagles.com, Kansas.com, NIN.com, etc.? Everyone wants to go to one site -- iTunes or Amazon (and we don't want them to be monopolies, either). I hope the artists realize this and go for multiple distribution channels.
Re:Customer Service : My Screen is Broken (439 comments)
(Puts on Carnac hat) "Switch to BSD"
(opens envelope) "What will everyone do if the Linux 2012 problem isn't fixed by mid 2011?"
Re:Customer Service : My Screen is Broken (439 comments)
My first thought was "Apple patents products that nobody will buy." Then I realized that may be the point. But even if they gave away iPhones with free unlimited voice and data I wouldn't want one, and if I took one I wouldn't depend on it as my primary phone.
I might just take one and never use it to drain their resources, though.
Re:good work (207 comments)
So, what happened? Did its volume drop from 33.3% to 4%, or did its volume stay the same and the total spam problem got that much larger?
Wait a minute (421 comments)
Poker is a game?
Re:Windows Upgrades (570 comments)
Personally, I think Microsoft is doing you a favor by asking you to remove iTunes and Google Toolbar.
And note, they're not forcing you to replace them with Zune and Live Toolbar, so don't go all "evil empire" on us over this.
Re:The Law of Unintended Consequences (1364 comments)
This is called "Social Engineering." Our Government wants heterosexual couples to marry and have kids, and they want the Mother to stay home to raise the kids while the Father goes to work. That's the way it always has been and always shall be, damnit, and our tax laws will encourage this until the end of time.
Which makes me wonder why they don't want gays in the military, where they're more likely to die. Indeed, you'd think they'd ban heterosexuals from the military, in order to protect our gene pool. I swear the RRR just doesn't think these things through.
"Rick the Red" is a drug reference, not a political statement.
Just wanted to make that clear.
* Yet Another Star Wars Blog Entry
Well, OK, journal entry. You get the point. Squiggleslash posted this, and since he's banned foes I can't reply, so I'll add my 2cents here.
One thing that bugs me is revisonist history in a fiction series. Example: the whole Effram Cockran (prob. spelled wrong, who cares?) nonesense in Start Trek. "First Contact" was explained differently in TOS: The Vulcans had been observing Humans for years, but had avoided contact because Humans were so like themselves that they scared the Vulcans a bit, as we all know. Then some Vulcan ship had an emergency and called on a Human ship for help because "it was the logical thing to do." That's the real 'First Contact' as far as I'm concerned, and there's no reason why the current producers couldn't have followed Roddenberry's lead on this.
When Lucas does it to himself, well, I don't know what to think. And I'm not talking about the additional CG FX in Ep.IV, I'm talking about R2D2 and C3PO. Lucas said they are the narrators of the story, that no major plot element occurs without one of them present to observe it. OK, George, then how do you explain why C3PO doesn't recognize Owen Skywalker in Episode IV? The creepy little droid dealers didn't wipe his memory, because later he remembers Leia and Obi-Wan. And if C3PO does somehow forget his creator and the entire family where he "grew up", which are major plot elements, then how can he serve as narrator? Also, in Ep. II Obi-Wan goes to that planet where they made the clone army (again, I'm no fanboy or I'd know the planet's name off the top of my head) -- a major plot element -- without either droid present to record what happened. Hmmpfh!
Well, at least Portman's hot, grits or not.
I have not had mod points in ages. I think I may know why (or maybe I'm just paranoid). Slashdot says "Regular Meta Moderators are more likely to get mod points." I mm every time they ask, and I still don't get mod points. Well, today I negatively meta-moderated a "troll" moderation that looked awfully strange. When I read the comment in context it appears it was modded "troll" by a slashbot simply because it was critical of Slashdot itself. We all know criticizing Slashdot is not allowed, and such posts get modded "troll" so fast it has to be a bot. We know a moderator's karma is affected by meta-moderation, so what's to stop them from reversing that and bitchslapping our mod points if we give a bot negative meta-moderation? If they bitchslapped our karma for it, we'd notice, but if this "feature" only denies us mod points how can we prove it?
My birthday's in May. Before I got married, each year I'd buy myself a birthday present with my tax refund. After I got married, it became our tax refund, and my birthday presents became her responsibility. Net result: I still don't have a radio controlled model airplane, or an MP3 player, or a PSP, or any of a dozen toys I'd probably have bought for myself over the years.
But this year is different. Today I get to buy, with my wife's blessing, my very first riding lawnmower. Best of all, she doesn't consider this a birthday gift, so I'm still getting one of those, too! We're on a five acre wooded lot with I'm guessing about 1 1/2 acres of grass (the rest is house, driveway, and trees). I've been mowing this on my feet, pushing a non-self propelled mower, for ten years now (well, nine - we didn't have much grass the first year after the house was built). So why do I get a riding mower after all these years? I dunno. I guess my wife thinks I'm getting old or something
[she says the real reason is so I don't spend all my family time mowing the lawn. she thinks a riding mower will be faster]
But it's not all happiness here: I had to clean the garage so there's a place to put it, which I did yesterday, which is why I'm buying it today. And it's raining. And it's supposed to rain tomorrow (Saturday) too. I don't know when I'll get to use it, but that hardly matters as they have to deliver it anyway and that probably won't happen until sometime next week. But even with all that bad news, I'm still quite happy. I get to spend $2000 on a toy today, something I don't often do
Update: I've had the damn thing less than three weeks, and they just took it back to the shop for the second time to fix it. I haven't been able to mow the entire yard once! I'm only halfway through and now what's left looks like a wheat field and what I've already mowed needs mowing again. Arrgggghh!
It backfired as they drove it off the truck when they delivered it, and it hasn't run right since. The dealer's been really great about it, and they're currently looking into taking it back and giving me another under Deere's 30 day return policy.
OK, so it was our fault that we spilled something on my wife's Inspiron. So we're willing to pay to fix it. It needs a new keyboard. So why does Dell make it so damn difficult to order replacement parts? I had to call the Technical Support line to be told that I needed to call the Out Of Warranty Repair line, who told me to call the Parts Department. Why isn't the Parts Department phone number listed on any of Dell's web pages? Why isn't the Out of Warranty Repair number listed anywhere? Why do Dell's parts department demand my name, address, and phone number just to quote me a price? They had the nerve to tell me they needed my personal information for unstated "security" reasons. Funny, "security" is why I'm uncomfortable giving that out. I don't need Dell spam, thank you very much. I don't much care for much of anything Dell these days.
And why are Dell's part numbers such a secret that they won't tell me the part number for my keyboard? Are they that afraid of me shopping around for a better price? Is that what this is really all about? Making sure that I'm really a business customer when I call to get the business price on a part? Or making sure I'm really a government customer when I call to get the government's price?
BTW, Dell wants $14.95 for the keyboard, which is a deal compaired with Seattle Laptop, who want $119 for the same thing. Of course, that price includes installation, as if I can't manage the FOUR screws that hold it in. $105 to replace a keyboard held in by four screws? I'm in the wrong business.
Update: The new keyboard is here and it works. And only $14.95. Not bad. Dell's service comes through in the end, but why does the journey have to be so difficult? I get the distinct impression Dell won't sell anyone a part if they won't/can't absolutely, positively identify themselves to Dell's satisfaction. Which, I guess, is Dell's right. But it's also my right to not up up with such nonsense. I'll probably go with Gateway next time (as I really, really dislike HP^h^hCompaq (had a couple Compaq laptops a few years ago and they were crap)
Yep, clueless morons. That's the Supreme Court of the United States. Here's a letter I just sent to a newspaper:
In today's story "High court hears debate over Commandments," there's a telling paragraph: "Justice Antonin Scalia noted that legislative proclamations and prayer invoking God's name are permissible. 'I don't see why the one is good and the other is bad,' he said." A justice of the Supreme Court of the United States just admitted, from the bench, that he doesn't understand the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.
Why am I not surprised? After all, this is the guy who refuses to recuse himself from hearing a case involving his hunting buddy, Dick Cheney. If he doesn't understand "conflict of interest," a three-word phrase, why should he be expected to understand "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof," a whole 16 words!
Hey, Scalia, here's a clue: NEITHER are good. ANY imposition of religion by the government upon the people is BAD. When the government forces us to pray to ITS god, it prohibits the free exercise of some CITIZENS' religion, including the right to not pray to ANY god. Period.
Too bad the Supremes aren't required to understand the Constitution they purport to uphold. Are they even required to read it?
And then I signed my (real) name.
Well, it's official: I'm now a house-husband! I've been one for quite some time now, and late last year we decided to have me give up the job search and concentrate on the house and kids. Now it's official, as I've listed "house-husband" as my occupation on my taxes. It's been "engineer" since 1980, so this is quite a traumatic change for me.
On to the other personal matters: We're going through a life-change right now. We're clean-sweeping our house and our lives. We've been in this house for 10 years now and it's still not finished -- no baseboards, the basement is a warehouse without any sheetrock, etc. Meanwhile, we've managed to fill every nook and cranny with junk. So the new rule is: if we haven't used it in 2 years, out it goes. We've got two piles in the basement, Keep and Sell, and two more in the garage, Goodwill and Garbage. I may have more to say about this as time goes on, I don't know.
Meanwhile, the relevance to Slashdot is that I'm going to make the time to work on some open-source projects I've had on the back burner for far too long. Like upgrading my firewall, for starters, and building a server with Samba, Kerberos, and LDAP. Simple things to a Slashdot geek, but I haven't had the time. Lots of plans for things like Squid to block the kid's access to the internet, etc. I've also got some casemod ideas, in case network administration isn't enough to keep me busy.
I guess I'm posting this publicly to shame myself into following through with these plans
Why is everyone forgetting the First Amendment? Row vs. Wade was the right decision for the wrong reason. The Supremes cited the Fourth Amendment, but the real issue is the First Amendment. The Democrats will never win the support of the majority if they continue to overlook this key point. It covers Gay marrage, abortion, privacy rights -- a host of issues where the Religious Right has hijacked the Republicans to great effect:
Whether homosexuals should marry is a "moral" issue. Whether women should be allowed to have abortions (e.g., whether abortion is murder) is a "moral" issue. Whether the Goverment has any business snooping within the walls of your house is a "moral" issue, when the reason they're snooping is to uncover "immoral" activity (adultry, fornication, dope smoking, etc.). The bottom line on "moral" issues is that there is no scientific evidence to support or reject either position. Science shows us that an unborn fetus can, under certain circumstances, survive outside the womb. But prior to that point (3 months, 4 months, 5 months, whatever) there is no scientific evidence that the fetus can survive, and no scientific evidence that the fetus is sentient -- i.e., alive. So belief that life begins at conception -- or even before, in the case of the Catholic church ("don't spill your seed") -- is exactly that, belief. As is belief that homosexuality is wrong. As is belief that the poor are poor because God is punishing them and thus our government should not help them. As is any other thing you care to believe.
Now, the thing about the First Amendment is that, despite arguements to the contrary ("the words 'seperation of church and state' don't appear anywhere in the First Amendment"), its purpose is to ensure that the Government does not tell people what to believe. That's why freedom of the press is in there with freedom of religion. It's about beliefs and values, not about religion or the press. It's saying that you can disagree with your government; your government cannot tell you what to think.
So, if the government says abortion is wrong, or homosexuality is wrong, or oral or anal sex is wrong, or sex out of wedlock is wrong, or smoking dope is wrong, or any of the hundreds of "moral values" the Republicans wish to impose upon us, THEY ARE VIOLATING THE FIRST AMENDMENT! The government cannot make you pray to the government's god, or follow that god's laws. It cannot and must not -- that's what the First Amendment is all about.
Now, I'm not defending any of these actions. I even consider some of them wrong myself. But the government has no business telling anyone that they are right or wrong -- that's a belief and it's up to each person to obtain their beliefs on their own. Your family can influence you, your church can influence you, your community's values can influence you, but your government's laws must not!
OK, I'm rambling, but my point is that John Kerry came close when he stated that he opposed abortion but couldn't force his views on others. He didn't really explain himself well, and it got maybe 10 minutes coverage in the whole, several month long campaign. The democrats have to do a better job of this. They have to own the First Amendment the way the NRA owns the Second Amendment. They have to get people voting the First Amendment as their #1 issue the way the NRA gets people to vote gun laws as their #1 issue. When the republicans complain about "activist judges" the dems need to respond that those judges are just defending the First Amendment.
I dunno. Maybe the Dems get it and assume everyone else does, too. But they don't, and I sorta doubt the Dems get it, either. Abortion is a Freedom of Religion issue. Homosexual marrage is a Freedom of Religion issue. The Democrats need to embrace the First Amendment and become the party that defends Freedom of Religion, not the party that defends homosexuals and abortionists. They need to portray the Republicans as the Party of Intolerance, which ought to be very easy to do. I know that would win them far more of Middle America than they got in this past election.
I know I'm bitching a lot lately, but with the election and all I'm pretty pissed, so I'm venting here I guess.
I've had a Yahoo! email account for quite a while now, mostly so I could use Yahoo! IM (and that was because my Brother-In-Law used it because it worked through his firewall while other IM didn't, so he got the whole family hooked on Yahoo! IM). But now I'm dropping it and not looking back. Why? Because I got phished via Yahoo! mail and NOBODY at Yahoo! will talk to me about it. Yahoo! mail is a free service, and they don't support their free service. So I get email that looks like it came from Yahoo! but it sure seems like it's phishing to me, and there's nobody at Yahoo! who will confirm or deny that this is a legitimate Yahoo! email. Their voicemail hell system directs you to on-line customer care, which is frankly broken -- I entered my question in ascii and it came out mangled and unintelligible, and the "help" it pointed me to had nothing to do with my question. I guess their autobots don't know what "phishing" is. I doubt their humans would, either. I guess I got what I paid for. Of course, their free email is supposed to build Good Will, so naturally this move has lost them all previous Good Will with me. One Aw, shit! wipes out all previous Attaboys.
As much as I hate outsourcing, I'd rather talk with a Dell rep I can barely understand through their Indian accent than talk to Yahoo!'s voicemail blank wall.
There! I've! vented! about! Yahoo! But! I! don't! feel! any! better! At! least! their! damn! software! is! off! my! PC!
I've used Dell OptiPlex workstations and Latitude laptops at work (since replaced by the Precison line), and I've found them to be rock solid reliable. But they won't sell those to the likes of you and me. Oh, no. For us they offer the Dimension desktops and Inspiron laptops. Which, I've learned the hard way, suck.
Not able to buy Latitude laptops, my wife and I bought Inspirons. What a mistake. My hard drive failed. OK, that's not Dell's fault, hard drives fail, right? They replaced it under warranty, so they've done all that can be expected, right? Wrong. I had to re-load everything, of course, so I first re-loaded Windows. That went smoothly, although my video was stuck at 800x600x16. Then I put in the Dell drivers disk.
First, let me say their menu system is confusing at best, listing drivers I didn't need (with helpful if unexplained check marks next to some of them). Guessing, I clicked on the ones with checkmarks. So far, so good -- at least I got my video back to the full 1024x768. But there were no drivers for either the built-in 10/100 ethernet or the USB port. They did, however, have drivers for the built-in 802.11b ethernet THAT DELL SAYS DOES NOT EXIST. Specifically listed my model number, too. For hardware that Dell refuses to sell me, claiming it doesn't exist.
But the best part is Dell support, who tell me the drivers I need are on their web site (they are -- at least they got that right). But how am I supposed to get them without a functioning ethernet connection? Load a trial AOL account and use the modem?
Fortunately I have a PCMCIA network card that Windows supports, so I was able to get things working again, but geeze, you shouldn't have to be a computer professional with a box of spare hardware just to get the damn drivers loaded -- they should all come on the Driver CD that comes with the computer out-of-the-box!
Last Dell I ever buy.
Well, I've submitted another story. We'll see how long it takes to reject this one. The last one was stuck in "pending" for months...
Update: It was rejected in a matter of minutes. Wow, that's quite an improvement in response time!
On the off chance that anyone bothers to read my journal, my question is about data recovery. I'm in the middle of YetAnother DataRecoveryProject, and I'm wondering what's the best file system if eventual data recovery is the primary goal? In my experience, hard drive failure is a question of when, not if, so I might as well be ready for it. Yeah, I know -- backups. But what filesystem should I use for the backups? I'm leaning toward RAID, but I have zero experience with it. Given that I have IDE drives, should I put them on different controllers or doesn't that matter? What's the best RAID software for a nubie like me? I lean toward OpenBSD so that means RAIDframe, but is that the best for a beginner? Is any RAID software solution good for a beginner? Inquiring minds want to know!
I submitted a story on October 3, and it's still pending. I'll bet it remains so indefinately.
I should re-submit it, but it was so long ago I forget exactly what I wrote. FYI, it was an Ask Slashdot wondering how many here own their tools. I've worked exclusively at Fortune 500 companies, and they've all had a policy requiring use of corporate computers and software and forbiding personal tools (editors, IDEs, testing tools, laptops, etc.). At the same time, in their factories these same companies required workers to provide their own tools. I'm talking the sklled trades -- electricians, plumbers, mechanics, etc. I guess IT isn't a skilled trade. So, is this because IT tools are not standardized the way a plumber's or electrician's are? Or is it a holdover attitude from the Big Iron days?
Am I the only one who hasn't been offered Metamoderation in a few days? I used to MM every day, but it's been a while and now I wonder what I said to piss off the editors.
I sumitted a story two weeks ago, and it's status is still "pending." Geeze, what are they waiting for? How long can it take to reject a story?
Update: Nov.3,2003 - now it's been exactly one month. Does anyone at Slashdot even read these things?
Geeze, what the fuck is up with the
Slow down, cowboy!
Slashdot requires you to wait 20 seconds between hitting 'reply' and submitting a comment.
It's been 19 seconds since you hit 'reply'!
OK, one second too fast. Big deal. Hit the "back" button and try again, right? WRONG! The text of my comment is GONE! Well, it was just a one-liner, so I re-type it and hit "submit".?
Slow down, cowboy!
Slashdot requires you to wait 20 seconds between hitting 'reply' and submitting a comment.
It's been 12 seconds since you hit 'reply'!
Sheesh! So now they wipe out what you've typed and re-set the timer? THIS IS LAME!
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Wish I could help.. I have both a devil and an angel, but yeah, it's kind of over my head. I tried running it for a week and had no luck/got nowhere.
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Dear legislators, please stop being yahoos and start being lawmakers.
When they campaigned last year the folks who wanted to be our legislators talked about creating jobs, improving education and stopping crime.
Since they went to Nashville in January, they've been introducing bills that would prohibit Muslims from practicing their religion, would establish a Tennessee monetary system and would create a parallel state compact for a Medicaid/Medicare system. Two of those three are clearly against the U.S. Constitution. The third is being paraded around as protecting individuals from the federal government, but would do so by creating an unknown labyrinth of an agency that would take away all protections individuals now have.
In other words, instead of acting like respectable lawmakers, the members of the Tennessee General Assembly have been doing their best to behave like a bunch of yahoos.
Let's start with state Rep. Bill Dunn of Knoxville, District 16. In February, at a legislative forum sponsored by the East Tennessee Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, Dunn said he wanted to take a year to study the methamphetamine problem and the prescription drug addiction problem in the state before talking to Gov. Bill Haslam about introducing legislation to solve the problem.
Dunn has not been so reticent about introducing a wacky measure that would prohibit the teaching of two widely recognized scientific theories of evolution and global warming. House Bill 368 is the product of a think tank, and I use that description loosely, based in Seattle and known as the Discovery Institute, which is pro-intelligent design and is run by Evangelical Christians, not scientists. In every academic field that I'm familiar with it's the academic experts who are supposed to determine what is taught in that field, not the experts in a different field.
In the meantime, people are dying and having their lives ruined in ways you and I can't begin to imagine because of meth and prescription drug addictions. Dunn would be better off putting his energies into coming up with legislation now that he promised in a year. If you'd like to talk to him about this, he can be contacted at 865-687-4904 in Knoxville, 615-741-1721 in Nashville or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
On Wednesday, we marked one year since the Affordable Healthcare Act was signed into law. I went to a one-day conference earlier this month to learn more about the law, and one of the things I learned was that Tennessee lawmakers generally have no idea that they are supposed to be setting up the plans for the state's healthcare insurance exchanges, which must be ready for operation no later than January 2014.
They seem, instead, to be looking for a way out of the federal mandate. The compact is one way. Senate Bill 326 is sponsored by State Sen. Mae Beavers of Mt. Juliet and District 17. She is what is referred to in shorthand as a birther - she believes President Barack Obama was really born in Kenya, not Hawaii, so he isn't legally the president.
The compact would have Tennessee come together with other states, which ones are not yet named and none of our immediate neighbors have introduced similar legislation, to basically replicate the Medicare/Medicaid system currently operated by the federal government.
And, I'm guessing that it would all be paid for with the Tennessee dollars set forth in the legislation from state Sen. Bill Ketron of Murfreesboro, District 13. Senate Joint Resolution 98 "creates special joint committee to study the feasibility of Tennessee adopting an alternative currency" because "widely recognized experts predict the inevitable destruction of the Federal Reserve System's currency."
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Our Riad was renovated in 2013. It offers 3 rooms, a huge courtyard with orange trees, a large kitchen, a living-room and a large roof-terrace. It is located...
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Apartment complex Alcudia Smir with communal pools and subtropical landscaped gardens is just a few minutes walk from the famous 'Golden Mile' beach. The...
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Situé au coeur d'un domaine privé au sein d'un parc arboré d'un ha sur la route de Ouarzazate, à quinze minutes du centre de Marrakech et proche des Golfs...
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riad au décor très épuré,moderne, mèlant les styles marocains, syriens et français, dans un quartier commerçant à 200m de la célèbre place Djemaa Ef Fna....
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Dar 7 Louyat is located near Seffarine square where coppersmiths can be seen hammering their wares into shape, and close to the Qarayouine mosque, from which...
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Next to the Royal Palace of Marrakech you will find the most beautiful and ancient Riad available today in the Kasbah - originally built in 1640. This 1,000...
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