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Sabayon 13.04 Readies Systemd, UEFI, TMPFS
Published on 30 April 2013 07:25 PM EDT
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Sabayon Linux, the popular Gentoo-derived Linux distribution, is ending out April by releasing Sabayon 13.04.
Sabayon 13.04 is the project's first release where systemd is optionally available to its users while the feature is still considered a bit experimental and they are not yet prepared to abandon OpenRC. The project says that using Systemd yields a 4x boot speed boost compared to OpenRC, among other benefits.
Also new to Sabayon 13.04 is what the project deems "production ready" UEFI support along with handling Secure Boot just fine. The updated Gentoo-based distribution is also using TMPFS by default for mounting
, as has been the theme set by other Linux distributions as of late. The project is also moving over to GitHub for its development repositories.
More details can be found in the Sabayon Linux 13.04 press release at
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WASHINGTON — On Saturday, the five-day registration period for Iran's June 14 presidential election came to a dramatic close when several last-minute candidates entered the running. And buried deep in news articles reporting the participation of popular former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani as well as Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei — Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's top aide and the father of Ahmadinejad's daughter-in-law — was a surprising name: Davood Ahmadinejad, the president's older brother.
So which relative will Iran's president support? It's pretty clear Mashaei is getting the nod. For months, analysts have asserted that Ahmadinejad is grooming Mashaei, his current chief of staff, to be his successor, and Ahmadinejad confirmed these suspicions shortly after Mashaei announced his intention to run. "Mashaei means Ahmadinejad, and Ahmadinejad means Mashaei," the president declared. So much for brotherly love. Iran's election officials, in fact, have threatened to bring charges against Mahmood Ahmadinejad (ones that could carry jail time or 74 lashes) for accompanying Mashaei as he registered for the election.
Davood, meanwhile, has announced that he will be running as an independent candidate, according to Iran's state-run Fars News Agency. We know little about his ideology and background, but we do know that in recent months he has been a vocal critic of his brother's administration, joining the president's hard-line opponents in referring to members of Ahmadinejad's team as a "deviant current" in Iranian society.
But the Ahmadinejad brothers haven't always been rivals; once upon a time, not long ago, the two were actually political allies. During Ahmadinejad's first term in office, which began in 2005, Davood served in his administration as the chief of the president's office of inspection. It was only in 2008 that they split ways. In a 2011 interview excerpted by PBS's Tehran Bureau, Davood claimed the separation was an ideological one:
We have separated our ways from those who have deviated from the path of Velaayat-e Faghih [guardianship of the Islamic jurist, represented by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei], even if it is our brother [who has done so].
According to a leaked 2010 U.S. embassy cable, however, the falling out was a bit more personal than Davood let on. And it may have centered on an individual in the news again this week: Ahmadinejad's confidant, Mashaei. As the cable explains:
Ahmadinejad's brother Davud, the former head of the president's office of inspection, accused Mashaei of saying 'absurd' things to keep the system busy and to prevent progress towards Khomeini's goals. He mockingly implied that Mashaei's only 'accomplishment' is his friendship with Hooshang Amir Ahmadi.
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Roy Morgan unemployment jumps
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 8:28am on March 5, 2015 | 6 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Roy Morgan Research (RMR) has released its unemployment estimate for the month of February, which registered a 1.2% lift in the unemployment rate to 11.0% from 9.8% in January. However, unemployment was down 1.3% over the year (see next chart).
The jump in unemployment in February was mostly seasonal, according to Gary Morgan:
"Looking at the month-to-month Roy Morgan Australian figures shows the usual February patterns with full-time employment falling compared to a month ago – full-time employment has fallen in February in ten out of the last twelve years while...
Big Australia is making us poorer
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 7:34am on March 5, 2015 | 26 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Former head of the Business Council of Australia (BCA) and Audit Commission chair, Tony Shepherd, has called on the Government to lift Australia's immigration intake in a bid to raise living standards and add $1.6 trillion to the economy. From The Australian:
Tony Shepherd, has warned that the migration intake should be maintained at current levels and then rise in the years ahead to confront the challenges of an ageing population...
In a sign that Australians will live healthier and longer lives, by mid-century there will be about 35,000 people over the age of 100. The...
FIRE sector party pushes Australian risk back to GFC eve
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy, Australian recession at 4:00am on March 5, 2015 | 9 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Yesterday's national accounts release for the December quarter confirmed that Australia's FIRE economy - Finance, Insurance and Rental, Hiring & Real Estate Services – continues to bath in sunshine, maintaining its record high 11.3% share of the Australian economy (see next chart).
With finance and insurance doing especially well, hitting an all-time high 8.6% GDP share (see next chart).
Since financial markets were first deregulated in the mid-1980s, the FIRE economy has grown at nearly twice the pace of the rest of the economy, sucking the life out of the...
AFG: Mortgage demand explodes after rate cut
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy, Australian Property at 4:00am on March 5, 2015 | 7 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Australian Finance Group (AFG) has released its housing finance data for the month of February, which registered a massive increase in monthly mortgage applications, with both the number and value of applications also up strongly on the same time last year.
The number of mortgage applications rocketed by 49.3% in February and were up 12.1% over the year to 9,799, whereas the value of applications jumped by 58.1% over the month and by 16.2% over the year to $4,368 million (see next chart).
According to AFG:
The $4.3 billion of mortgages processed in February included a...
Living standards falling faster than any modern recession
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy, Australian recession at 3:59am on March 5, 2015 | 5 comments
By Leith van Onselen
To add some perspective on why MB believes the Australian economy is so fragile, and why living standards are falling, I have once again taken the time to deflate three measures of the domestic economy, as provided in the December quarter national accounts (released yesterday), by the ABS' population data, in order to ascertain the underlying strength of the economy in per capita trend terms.
The three measures chosen are:
National Disposable Income (NDI), which is "considered a good measure of progress for living standards because it is an indicator of Australians'...
Who's regulating the financial regulators?
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 1:59pm on March 4, 2015 | 6 comments
Cross-posted from The Conversation:
Scandals involving Australia's financial advice sector and the regulation of it have continued into another month, the latest chapter of which has involved NAB's financial advice division.
But this is not the first time NAB has attracted attention for its behaviour and the oversight of it.
There was the time when the Australian Investments and Securities Commission (ASIC) allowed NAB to review and massage ASIC's own media statement about NAB malfeasance.
And the controversy when it was discovered senior lawyers from NAB had been allowed into ASIC,...
GDP in detail: Stuck in the slow lane
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy, Featured Article at 11:28am on March 4, 2015 | 1 comment
By Leith van Onselen
As summarised earlier, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today released the national accounts for the December quarter, which registered a 0.5% increase in real GDP over the quarter and a 2.5% rise over the year. The result just missed market expectations of 0.6% growth over the quarter and 2.5% growth over the year.
On a per capita basis, real GDP rose by just 0.2% and was up by only 1.1% over the year. More importantly for living standards, real national disposable income per capita was unchanged over the quarter and was down 0.9% over the year.
According to the...
GDP remains weak
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 10:34am on March 4, 2015 | 5 comments
The Australian Bureau of Statistics has released December quarter GDP and the news is more weakness with a close to consensus 0.5% quarter-on-quarter and 2.5% year-on-year:
Sep Qtr 2014 to Dec Qtr 2014
Dec Qtr 2013 to Dec Qtr 2014
% change
% change
GDP (Chain volume measure)
Seasonally adjusted
Final consumption expenditure (Chain volume measure)
Seasonally adjusted
Gross fixed capital formation (Chain volume...
Bank boom pushes services PMI up
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 8:25am on March 4, 2015 | 1 comment
From the AIG:
The services sector expanded for the first time in 12 months in February, following generally stable conditions in January. The seasonally-adjusted Australian Industry Group Australian Performance of Services Index (Australian PSI®) improved again by 1.8 points to 51.7 points in February. Much of this growth was concentrated in the health and community and financial and insurance services sub-sectors.
• The three-month moving average for the Australian PSI® also increased to 49.7 points this month. Recent results from the Australian PSI® suggest growth in Australian...
Bears roar!
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy, Australian recession at 8:25am on March 4, 2015 | 58 comments
The AFR goes all bear porn today:
Highly regarded Australian Ethical Investment portfolio manager Mason Willoughby-Thomas warns "the risk of capital loss once monetary conditions eventually normalise could be significant as investors rush for the door en masse."
...Baillieu Holst equity analyst and author of market newsletter Sunset Strip Mathan Somasundaram is also comparing current stock market conditions to what happened prior to the 1987 stock market crash and GFC, which saw the stock market nearly halve in value.
...Pete Wargent, property buyer and co-founder of AllenWargent property...
Business rallies against secretive TPP trade talks
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 3:54am on March 4, 2015 | 5 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Fairfax's Peter Martin is reporting today that the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has called on the text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) - the US-led trade agreement between 12 Pacific rim nations (including Australia) - to be opened and negotiations monitored in real time by the Productivity Commission (PC):
The ACCI wants negotiating drafts to be shown to community and business groups who would then be under an obligation to keep them confidential.
Negotiators would retain their power to conclude deals without reference to the parliament but...
Minack on whether mining will bust housing
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy, Australian Property, Special Reports at 2:58am on March 4, 2015 | 114 comments
Exclusively for MB paying members from Gerard Minack of Minack Advisors.
Australia enjoyed two booms over the past 20 years: the well-known once-in-a-century mining boom, as well as an unprecedented boom in banking, borrowing and buying houses. The economy is now struggling with the end of the mining boom. The bear case for Australia is that a mining bust bursts the banking boom.
Australia's 24 year expansion has run on the back of two booms, in mining and housing/banking. Exhibit 1 shows the rising share of real GDP for both sectors. This under-states the impact of their growth. For...
We're all suspects now thanks to data retention
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 1:57pm on March 3, 2015 | 20 comments
Cross-posted from The Conversation:
Australia's Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence & Security (PJCIS) last week endorsed the data retention bill, which means we're all suspects now.
The Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Amendment (Data Retention) Bill 2014 provides for mandatory retention by internet service providers (ISPs), phone companies and other entities of telecommunications metadata -– data that in aggregate provides a picture of our lives.
The data will be accessible by a wide range of law enforcement and other bodies, potentially extending from the...
Australia's terms-of-trade hammered
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy, Featured Article at 12:58pm on March 3, 2015 | 4 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Within today's data dump of partial measures that feed into tomorrow's national accounts release for December was the important news that Australia's terms-of-trade has fallen another 1.7% (seasonally adjusted) and 1.9% (trend) over the quarter to be down by 10.6% (seasonally adjusted) and 9.5% (trend) over the year (see below charts).
As you can see, we are fast approaching the GFC low with much further still to fall. And since the terms-of-trade measures the price received for Australia's exports relative to the price paid for imports, the sharp fall in the...
Net foreign debt approaches $1 trillion
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 12:55pm on March 3, 2015 | 25 comments
Ironically, we refer to Craig James today on Australia's net foreign debt which is growing exponentially as both public and private balance sheets leverage into the mining bust:
Our high level of foreign debt represents a risk – if export income was to dry up it would constitute a problem. But exports continue to rise, resulting in our debt servicing ratio improving to the best levels in almost 30 years.
Of further comfort in the current environment is the fact that the current account deficit improved markedly in the past quarter. And while the terms of trade fell, increased volumes of...
US Economist: Aussies overpaid, dead wood
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy, Featured Article at 12:31pm on March 3, 2015 | 44 comments
From SBS:
The economy is struggling to grow because Australians get too much pay, too much annual leave and are too hard to fire, an American economist says.
Bob Baur, chief global economist at Principal Global Investors, says the local labour market is in need of reform if the economy is going to shift from its dependance on mining for growth.
Mining investment is dwindling and iron ore isn't fetching the prices that it used to, but other sectors have yet to step up to fill the breach.
Dr Baur says Australia needs to start making things again, and exporting its services, like...
Cabinet approves Australia Post doom loop
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 11:56am on March 3, 2015 | 19 comments
Cabinet has approved the Turnbull plan for an Australia Post doom loop:
The reforms will allow Australia Post to introduce a "regular" and "priority" letters service. Letters send with a "regular" stamp will arrive an average of two days later than they do currently, with mail within metropolitan areas to arrive a day later than the current timetable.
Australia Post is expected to apply to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to increase the cost of a "regular" stamp from 70 cents to $1 when the new regulations come into effect.
...Australia Post will be able to charge what it...
Westpac cuts GDP forecast
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 11:50am on March 3, 2015 | 4 comments
From Andrew Hanlon at Westpac:
Q4 net exports: +0.7ppts
Net exports will make a sizeable positive contribution to Q4 GDP growth of 0.7ppts.
That met our expectations (mkt median +0.6ppts, Westpac +0.7ppts)
Exports advanced, up 1%, centred on expanding capacity in the resource sector.
Imports were weak, contracting by 2.5%, against the backdrop of patchy domestic demand.
Q4 public demand, +0.3%
Public demand managed a rise of only 0.3% in Q4, coming on the back of a sharp fall in Q3.
That was softer than we expected, (Westpac +0.7%).
The surprise was public investment, which was...
Dwelling approvals rocket on QLD apartment surge
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy, Australian Property at 10:57am on March 3, 2015 | 7 comments
By Leith van Onselen
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has released dwelling approvals data for the month of January. At the national level, the number of dwelling approvals rose by a seasonally adjusted 7.9% to 19,282. The overall surge was driven by the volatile unit and apartment segment, which jumped by 19.6% in January. By contrast, the more stable house approvals segment was relatively flat, rising by just 0.4% over the month.
The result beat analysts' expectations, who had expected a 2% fall in approvals over the month.
In the year to January 2015, dwelling approvals rose by a...
Net exports strong for GDP
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy at 10:46am on March 3, 2015 | 4 comments
Fresh from the ABS:
Sep Qtr 2014
Dec Qtr 2014
Sep Qtr 2014 to Dec Qtr 2014
% change
Trend estimates
-11 757
-11 279
Seasonally adjusted
-12 130
-9 588
Trend estimates
-3 526
-3 911
Seasonally adjusted
-3 899
-2 430
Trend estimates
-7 689
-6 832
Seasonally adjusted
-7 688
-6 621
Consumer confidence bounces
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 9:54am on March 3, 2015 | 4 comments
By Leith van Onselen
The ANZ-Roy Morgan Research (RMR) consumer confidence index rose for the second week in a row, rising by 1.7 points to 112.5 in the week ended 1 March, to be tracking just below the long-run average (see next chart).
The rise in confidence was driven by an overall improvement in the outlook of consumers for the next 1 to 5 years and an improvement in the answer to the "time to buy a major household item" question.
Nevertheless, ANZ chief economist, Warren Hogan, remains unconvinced that confidence will continue improving over coming months, noting that the labour...
Loony right in low blow attack on welfare
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 9:30am on March 3, 2015 | 92 comments
By Leith van Onselen
Sometimes you read a piece that makes you want to punch the screen. Today's effort comes from The Australian's Nick Carter, who has penned an extraordinary attack on welfare recipients, particularly those on unemployment benefits:
11.6 per cent. That's the budgeted rise in real spending in social security and welfare between last year and 2018, and the minister will have to crack the whip night and day just to keep to it...
Since state welfare provision is, in essence, the socialisation of risk, moral hazard is unavoidable. Put bluntly, any means-tested welfare payment...
The dumbest bubble in history
Posted by Houses and Holes in Australian Economy, Australian Property, Australian recession, Featured Article at 4:57am on March 3, 2015 | 217 comments
With warnings suddenly flying thick and fast, the history of bubbles has never seen the likes of what is unfolding in Australian property now.
Some bubbles have sprung from unlikely sources such as tulips. Others have inflated around bright ideas that held little reality such as the South Sea Company. In stock markets bubbles have certainly been destructive but equity can handle that and they have also left historic legacies of technological advancement. The Roaring Twenties was one, built upon expanding railroads. The millennial tech bubble was another, launching the internet.
On the other hand,...
TPP pimps grog and ciggies over medicine
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian budget, Australian Economy at 4:31am on March 3, 2015 | 7 comments
By Leith van Onselen
A comprehensive review of the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement - the US-led trade deal between 12 Pacific rim nations (including Australia) - has found that the agreement would force-up Australian medicine costs, stop some Australians from taking their medicines, and make it harder for the Government to regulate against tobacco and alcohol.
Here's Fairfax's Peter Martin:
The so-called health impact statement, compiled by the Centre for Health Equity Training Research and Evaluation at the University of NSW relies on leaked texts of draft chapters of...
Minerals and petroleum exploration rises
Posted by Unconventional Economist in Australian Economy at 12:07pm on March 2, 2015 | 0 comments
By Leith van Onselen
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today released its Mineral & Petroleum Exploration data for the December quarter, which revealed rises in both minerals and petroleum exploration expenditure.
Nationally, expenditure on minerals exploration rose by a seasonally-adjusted $6.4 million (1.5%) over the December quarter. The rise was driven by Queensland, where exploration expenditure rose by $9.1 million (10.6%):
The various components, presented below in non-seasonally adjusted raw terms, rose over the quarter by $4 million or 0.9%. Iron ore exploration...


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