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My wife & I, both close to 40, live on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales. Back in the 90's and early 2000's, we camped in a tent (firstly in SE QLD, then NSW when we moved in 1995). In around 2005, we bought a 1983 Cub Drifter and had it fully re-canvassed, painted, signwritten, etc. and have had a great time in it. We still love it.
But, as with many campers, just before every trip, we jokingly insist on doing a "camping shop" (i.e. buy at least one "goodie" for the trip: a water container, a new saucepan, a board game, a BBQ). Our kit got bigger and bigger so that when we bought a generator, I had to built a roof rack for the camper to get everything to the campsite. Now we realize we lost the plot and have to make some changes - hence the "Morphing Camper" reference in the Heading.
I seem to do my back in every 2nd trip trying to lift the drawbar or similar and our car, an Astra, hardly gets traction as we leave one of our favourite river campsites which has a steep driveway. So we are going radical. The camper is going (in fact, friends want to buy it this week) and we're returning to tenting! Something we've even shocked ourselves about. However, tenting is on one condition: That our tenting equipment is very good quality.
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Oztrail two-room with awning: http://www.oztrail.com.au/canvas-product-range/cabin-tents/CTC-1215L-B.php
I'd be interested in opinions on the "lite" version material compared to the heavier standard material which isn't specified.
6' x 4' gal trailer with an upside down "box" top that is waterproof to carry/store everything.
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Not one of these multi-tool light-weight kitchens from K-mart that includes board games! Rather a more basic and solid fold-up bench arrangement from a camping store. The stove can sit on one end and a rectangular plastic tub for a sink sits on the other end (likely not recessed into the top).
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Kaito 1000w generator (I already have this from previous setup)
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We want to keep things simple so want to avoid a separate fly. Do we need one on the above tent for heat shielding or rain?
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Why is it that with Intel there is support for the latest generation graphics even before its been sent to manufacturing?
While with AMD, there is still no support even 6 months after its hit the shelves?
Why is it that with Intel there is support for the latest generation graphics even before its been sent to manufacturing?
While with AMD, there is still no support even 6 months after its hit the shelves?
Two part answer...
One part is that different HW vendors don't make big architectural changes at the same time. A better comparison might be Trinity vs Ivy Bridge, both of which had support before launch, although as I understand it the Ivy Bridge changes were probably somewhere between Trinity and SI in complexity.
Second part is that we've been catching up over the last 5 years (as a bunch of people have already mentioned) and are almost-but-not-quite caught up. SI was the first new GPU generation where we were able to get substantial work done before launch, but that still meant we were working almost a year behind Catalyst. The next generation will be the first where open source graphics driver development is able to run more or less in parallel with Catalyst development work -- agd5f already has initial kernel driver support written.
With AMD, the latter two are improving, but more manpower would help. It's hard to find good programmers who would make an immediate difference, though.
I was hoping that there would be at least basic GL 2.1 + EXA support for SI by now. I wanted to buy a new card already in March, but I won't do it until the card works for everyday stuff (including basic GL and accelerated 2d).
How many OSS developers are working on the next generation architecture (9000 series for release in the 2014 timeframe)?
There's two ways to arrive at a destination earlier. Leave earlier, and go faster.
You mean next-next, right ? Current gen is 7000, presumably next gen is 8000 and the one after that is 9000 ?
Once we get past next-gen we'll be working in parallel with the Catalyst and diags teams. Starting earlier than them isn't really practical.
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While a number of us complain that OSS isn't delivered as fast as FGLRX, what we're really trying to say is that we want an acceptable driver in a reasonable amount of time. The fact that FGLRX exists annoys us, because it reminds us constantly of what-could-have-been had AMD shared our utopian software development philosophy. Really, you just want your purchased product to work, and work now, and align with your philosophy.
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elba wrote:Well I looked at it and decided to do it now - this is the best I can do as I'm not good with Venetian dialect. It's now 2.30am and I'm offf to bed...
Mr. Disraeli my employer, has told me that your Lordship wishes to know from which nation I come and how long I worked for the late noble Lord Byron; I will talk of this and answer his questions willingly.
My name is Giovanni Batista Falciari; native of Venice; my first profession was that of gondolier, as it was of my father and brother; I went into service with the noble Lord in Venice as his gondolier in 1817 and upon his departure from Venice the same noble Lord demonstrated to have enjoyed che is loueguitase (?); and he became my loving employer, I visited his country and his family; and with all the heat of my heart, I followed him everywhere , right up to the fatal moment of his death, that happened in grace among the vines of Mesolongi* in the year 1824; so after his death I really believed that I should not abandon the honourable body, and I accompanied it to his tomb, to render my ultimate duties, and to wish that he rest in peace.
Nothing else was asked of me, where you looked for satisfaction, I did not fail to serve.
Have pity on me sir, it is my way to serve with true value and respect for you.
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Note well, that knowing me and calling me by my whole name, Lord Byron always called me with the name of Tita. As is the general usage and costume of Venice to call someone Tita who has the name of Batista
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Byron caught a chill in the rain on April 9. He died at Missolonghi on 19 April. In June, Byron was buried in Hucknall Torkard Church, near Newstead Abbey in England. His memoirs, which he wanted published after his death, were burned by a group of his friends.
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misbris wrote:Benjamin Disraeli, was of course the Prime Minister of England. He lived from 1804 to 1881. Byron died in 1824. Disraeli's father, Isaac, was a writer and born in Italy. This letter may be to the elder Disraeli.
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Speaking to Hollywood.com, IMAX President Greg Foster couldn't be happier with with the announcement. "It's more moving the ball forward," says Foster. "Continuing to solidify all of our relationships. We have a unique relationship with Warner Bros. but we have unique relationships with all the studios."
Foster sees Warner Bros. as a studio that perfectly aligns with the IMAX brand and business model. "Warner Bros. has a very specific strategy for the past ten years that plays specifically to our brand," says Foster. "They're in the tentpole business. Whether it's the Harry Potter franchise or the Batman franchise or the Hobbit franchise or the Superman franchise — those are the movies that are right up in our wheelhouse."
WB's announcement named a handful of event titles lined up for IMAX's signature digital remastering process, including Jack the Giant Slayer, Man of Steel, Pacific Rim, 300: Rise of an Empire, Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity, The Seventh Son, and next year's Hobbit sequel, The Desolation of Smaug. Foster notes that nobody has been more supportive of what he calls the "IMAX DNA" than Warner Bros — and that goes from shooting native IMAX too.
"Whether it's the Chris Nolan stuff, or Wally Pfister who is the former Chris Nolan DP who is now making a movie, which we hope to be a part of. We've announced that there's a IMAX high frame rate component in The Hobbit. That's all part of differentiation for an experience you can only get in a theater and in particular an IMAX movie theater. That's something Warner Bros. advocates." According to Foster, 50 IMAX theaters will be capable of supporting The Hobbit's high frame rate.
IMAX and Warner Bros. set up a similar deal in 2010, and like that collaboration, IMAX is still free to bring the films of other studios to the large screen format. "We've got two movies from Lionsgate: Ender's Game and Catching Fire," says Foster. "We have movies with Disney, one that we've announced and others we haven't announced and are pursuing and making work, and I think we probably will. We have Star Trek [Into Darkness]. We've had an incredible run with Sony for Bond right now. We've got Oblivion and Jurassic Park for Universal — it's a big marketplace. "
When it comes to Star Trek Into Darkness, Foster not only sings the praises of J.J. Abrams value as a director who has taken advantage of IMAX cameras (Foster notes that a "notable portion" of the film has been shot in the format), but also of IMAX's past work with 3D conversions. The melding of native IMAX footage and 3D did not present issues because it's in line with the process IMAX has been employing for 30 years. "Whether it's Avatar, which we worked on for two years before it came out with James Cameron, or The Polar Express, which many people will tell you was the "eureka" moment that shifted the focus to 3D. We love 3D, but don't decide on movies based on if their 2D or 3D."
For Foster, IMAX's future comes down to one mantra that should be music to moviegoers ears: "There is room for all of the people who make great movies," says Foster. "We pick a movie based on what's right for our audience."
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Handcuffs? Handcuffs..?
Are you serious?
It's trivial to open them *without* a key (if you are not wearing them ofc).
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Handcuffs? Handcuffs..?
Are you serious?
It's trivial to open them *without* a key (if you are not wearing them ofc).
When I saw Michael first mention security as a selection criteria I laughed and thought something like "security ? not without a pair of handcuffs at least...".
Way ahead of me.
I had actually been picturing the laptop case handcuffed to your wrist, but I guess a hotel room table leg is close enough
Michael Larabel
Being discrete i think is a better measure against theft. And this suitcase is not so "stealth". But on the plus side you can always mess with the security people when asked about the handcufs.
"I am into kinky sex" would be my answer
Is 3 digits secure?
Would be pretty cool if you unlocked it with a smartphone over NFC with cryptography.
But as Michael said, it's mostly used as a deterrent and to avoid snatch and runs.
Bike chain? Pfft, go all out on a good chain:


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Enkhuizen 3
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A branch of the Frans Hals Museum, De Hallen has an extensive collection of Dutch Impressionists and Expressionists, including sculpture,...
Frans Hals Museum
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Named after the celebrated man himself, this not-to-be-missed museum holds a collection of amazingly virile and lively group portraits...
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Don't miss this series of houses with their identical step gables at the southern end of Groot Heiligland, across the street from the...
Grote Kerk
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Late Gothic Sint Bavo's, more commonly called the Great Church, dominates the main market square. It was built in the 14th century, but...
Grote Markt
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Around this great market square the whole of Dutch architecture can be traced in a chain of majestic buildings ranging from the 14th...
Teylers Museum
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Just north of the Waag (the Weigh House, built entirely of stone in 1598 and now a plesasant little café), Teylers is housed in a...
Amsterdamse Poort
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Built around 1400, this is Haarlem's only remaining city gate; remains of the city wall can be seen at its base. It's slightly to the...
Corrie ten Boomhuis
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Just off the Grote Markt, and tucked into a small gabled building above a shop, this house honors a family of World War II resistance...
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Zandvoort is only 9 km (5½ mi) from Haarlem and has the area's biggest and best beach around—it's a favorite of sun-starved Amsterdammers.
Historisch Museum Haarlem
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Located near the Frans Hals Museum, the town's history museum makes the most of its limited resources to mount two or three small temporary...
- Government Building
This former hunting lodge on the market square,belonged to the Count of Holland, who permitted it to be transformed into Haarlem's Town...
Binnenhof and the Ridderzaal
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The governmental heart of the Netherlands, the Binnenhof (or Inner Court) complex is in the very center of town yet tranquilly set apart,...
Escher in Het Paleis Museum
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First known as the Lange Voorhout Palace, this lovely building was originally the residence of Caroline of Nassau, daughter of Prince...
Gemeentemuseum Den Haag
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One of the finest examples of 20th-century museum architecture was designed by H. P. Berlage (the grand old master of modern Dutch architecture...
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Beside the Binnenhof, this long, rectangular reflecting pool—the venerable remains of a medieval moat—comes complete with tall fountains...
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One of Europe's greatest museums, the Mauritshuis is currently closed for essential renovation work until June 2014. During this time,...
Panorama Mesdag
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Long before TV was capable of reproducing reality, painted panoramas gave viewers the chance to immerse themselves in another world.
- Government Building
Facing the world across a broad lawn, this building houses the International Court of Justice plus a 500,000-volume law library. The...
Gevangenpoort Museum
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Originally a gatehouse to the local duke's castle, Gevangenpoort was converted to a prison around 1420. In 1882, it opened in its current...
Haags Historisch Museum
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One of the series of museums that encircle the Hofvijver lake, the Historical Museum is in the Sebastiaansdoelen, a magnificent Classical-Baroque...
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Museon claims to be "the most fun-packed popular science museum in the Netherlands," and perhaps they're right. Permanent exhibitions...
Museum Bredius
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Housed in an 18th-century patrician mansion, the collection of traveler and art connoisseur Abraham Bredius (1855–1946) supports the...
De Mesdag Collectie
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Literally wallpapered with grand paintings and exquisite fabrics and tapestries, this oft-overlooked treasure-house is the former residence...
Museum voor Communicatie
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Ultramodern and with lots of space, light, and activities, the Communication Museum looks at the ways in which people have gotten in...
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The IMAX theater shows a rotating program of film spectaculars, including several with nature-based and futuristic themes, on a screen...
Galerij Prins Willem V
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One of the last remaining Dutch art kabinets, this princely gallery is packed with Old Masters hung in 18th-century touche-touche...
Stadhuis Atrium
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Richard Meier's Neo-Modernist 1995 complex, comprising the Town Hall, Central Library, and Municipal Record Office, is an awe-inspiring...
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The city sided with the (Protestant) Dutch rebels during the Eighty Years' War, and when the (Catholic) Spanish were driven out in 1572,...
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The pretty, tree-lined Oude Delft canal has numerous historic gabled houses along its banks and takes the honors for being the first...
Lambert van Meerten Museum
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Within the shadow of the Oude Kerk, this Renaissance-era, canalside mansion has gloriously paneled rooms that provide a noble setting...
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Delft's main square is bracketed by two town landmarks, the Stadhuis (Town Hall) and the Nieuwe Kerk. Here, too, are cafés, restaurants,...
Museum Het Prinsenhof
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A former dignitary-hosting convent of St. Agatha, the Prinsenhof Museum is celebrated as the residence of Prince William the Silent,...
Nieuwe Kerk
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Presiding over the Markt, this Late Gothic edifice was built between 1483 and 1510. It represents more than a century's worth of Dutch...
Oude Kerk
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
At the very heart of historic Delft, the Gothic Oude Kerk, with its tower 6 feet off-kilter, is the last resting place of Vermeer. This...
Vermeer Centrum
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Housed in the former St. Lucas Guild, where Delft's favorite son was dean for many years, the Center takes visitors on a multimedia journey...
- Museum/Gallery
Delft's former armory makes an appropriate setting for an impressive military museum. Despite the gentle images of Dutch life, the origins...
Nusantara Museum
- Museum/Gallery
In the same courtyard as the Prinsenhof Museum, the Nusantara has a colorful collection of ethnographic costumes and artifacts from the...
- Bridge/Tunnel
At the southern end of the Oosteinde canal, the fairy-tale twin turrets of the Oostpoort form Delft's only remaining city gate. Dating...
Paul Tétar van Elven Museum
- Museum/Gallery
This 18th-century canal-side mansion was the former home of 19th-century painter Paul Tétar van Elven. The interior he created is charmingly...
- Plaza/Square/Piazza
Between the Prinsenhof and the Nusantara Museum is Agathaplein, a Late Gothic leafy square built around 1400 and shaded by huge chestnut...
- Government Building
At the west end of the Markt, the Town Hall is a gray-stone edifice with picturesque red shutters and lavish detailing, designed in 1618...
- Museum/Gallery
The last remaining nook of old Rotterdam is the old port area, reconstructed to appear just as it was when originally built—an open-air...
- Viewpoint/Scenic Overlook
For a bird's-eye view of the contrast between Delfshaven and the majority of the city, as well as a spectacular panorama of city and...
- Museum/Gallery
This "art house" sits at one end of the visitor-friendly museum quarter and hosts major temporary exhibitions. There is no permanent...
Maritiem Museum Rotterdam
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A sea lover's delight, the Maritime Museum is Rotterdam's noted nautical collection. Appropriately perched at the head of the Leuvehaven...
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen
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Rotterdam's finest shrine to art, with treasures ranging from Pieter Bruegel the Elder's 16th-century Tower of Babel to Mondriaan's...
Museum de Dubbelde Palmboom
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Devoted to the history of Rotterdam and its role as an international nexus, this museum traces the city's history from prehistoric times...
Natuurhistorisch Museum
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Located in a historic villalike structure with an enormous glass wing (echoing the hip Kunsthal next door), the Natural History Museum...
Nederlands Architectuurinstituut
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Fittingly, for a city of exciting modern architecture, Rotterdam is the home of the NAi, or the Netherlands Architecture Institute.
Oudekerk/Pilgrimvaders Kerk
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
On July 22, 1620, 16 men, 11 women, and 19 children sailed from Delfshaven on the Speedwell. Their final destination was America, where...
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Staunchly defending its position against the high-rise Robeco Tower and the giant Hollandse Banke Unie surrounding it, this palatial...
Wereld Museum
- Museum/Gallery
On a corner of rustic Veerhaven, surrounded by old sailing boats moored alongside modern yachts, this museum is devoted to non-Western...
Chabot Museum
- Museum/Gallery
This museum displays the private art collection of leading Dutch Expressionist painter and sculptor Henk Chabot, who was active between...
Korenmolen de Distilleerketel
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Set in the historic district of Delfshaven, this mill is the only working flour mill in the city. Formerly employed to grind malt to...
- Garden/Arboretum
A project masterminded by Rem Koolhaas's Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in collaboration with French architect Yves Brunier,...
Nederlands Fotomuseum
- Museum/Gallery
The Dutch Photography Museum's permanent exhibit is its basement "Darkroom," where exhibits trace the history of photography in the Netherlands...
Sculpture Terrace
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Set along the grassy bank of the Westersingel canal, this outdoor venue exhibits sculptures of the past 100 years. Highlights include...
Sint Laurenskerk
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Built between 1449 and 1525, this church is juxtaposed against its modern surroundings. The main organ ranks as one of Europe's largest.
- Government Building
At the top of the Coolsingel, this elegant 1920s building is the hallowed seat of the mayor of Rotterdam and is open for guided tours...
TENT Centrum Beeldende Kunst
- Museum/Gallery
The Rotterdam Center for Visual Arts, usually simply called TENT, showcases modern art by local artists of the last decade. Shows range...
Toren op Zuid
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An office complex by celebrated modern architect Renzo Piano, this structure houses the head offices of KPN Telecom. Its eye-catching...
Centraal Museum
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This vast and eclectic collection ranges from a 10th-century boat to a Viktor and Rolf A-Bomb coat, and from Golden Age paintings to...
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Holding its own against the imposing Domtoren across the square, this grand Gothic cathedral was built during the 13th and 14th centuries...
- Building/Architectural Site
Soaring lancet windows add to the impression of majestic height of the famous tower of "the cathedral that is missing," the 14th-century...
Museum Speelklok
- Museum/Gallery
This supercharming and tuneful museum is housed in an old church, and has a large collection of automated musical instruments from the...
- Body Of Water/Waterfall
Utrecht's long, central, sunken canal—which suffers a confusing name change at several points en route through the city—is unique...
- House/Mansion/Villa
This house exemplifies several key principles of the De Stijl movement that affected not only art but also modern architecture, furniture...
- Museum/Gallery
Beyond the converted 19th-century station that serves as the entrance to this excellent museum is a vast exhibition space in the style...
Museum Catharijneconvent
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Just a few blocks south of the Dom, this former convent houses a vast collection of religious history and sacred art. There are magnificent...
Universiteits Museum
- Museum/Gallery
The University Museum deals with both the history of Utrecht University and the fields of science. The first thing to grab your attention...
Kasteel de Haar
- Museum/Gallery
The spectacular Kasteel de Haar is not only the largest castle in the Netherlands, but also the most sumptuously furnished. Thanks to...
- Building/Architectural Site
Hoorn's administrative historic heart is the impressive Rode Steen square, but to really understand this city's links with the sea you...
Museumstoomtram Hoorn-Medemblik
- Museum/Gallery
The Steamtram Museum is not a museum as such, but a journey through time. Kids aged 4 to 84 will love the 75-minute ride aboard the steam...
Westfries Museum
- Museum/Gallery
The Westfries Museum (West Frisian Museum) is housed in the provincial government building, dating from 1632, where the delegates from...
Flessenscheepjes Museum
- Museum/Gallery
Certainly the Netherlands' and possibly the world's only collection devoted to ships in bottles is housed in a lovely 17th-century home,...
- Building/Architectural Site
One of the most striking sights in Enkhuizen is the 70-foot wooden clock tower beside the 16th-century redbrick Westerkerk (also called...
Zuiderzee Museum
- Museum/Gallery
One of The Netherlands' most complete outdoor museums comprises streets, neighborhoods, and harbors, along with 130 houses, shops, and...
- House/Mansion/Villa
Dutch hellfire-and-brimstone painter Hieronymus Bosch could have had a field day with this one: lurking around one side of the Grote...
Grote Kerk
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
A weekly market is held in the shadows of Arnhem's Grote Kerk (Great Church), or Eusebiuskerk, as it is properly called. This three-aisle...
Huis van Gijn
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To the west of the Grote Kerk on the quay of the Nieuwe Haven (New Harbor), this lavish 18th-century house was occupied from 1864 to...
Grote Kerk
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Dating from the 15th century, this massive church (reflecting the town's former importance) has had a turbulent history. In 1686 the...
Museum de Schotse Huizen
- Museum/Gallery
This enchanting little museum stands beside two 16th-century buildings, facing the town's small inner harbor, that were once the offices...
Stadhuismuseum De Vierschaar
- Museum/Gallery
Veere's Gothic Stadhuis (Town Hall), built of sandstone and begun in 1474, has a fairy-tale facade that harks back to the town's glory...
Lange Jan Abdijtoren
- Building/Architectural Site
The most noticeable feature of the town's formidable abbey complex is an octagonal clock tower attached to the Choral Church. The stone...
Zeeuws Museum
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Occupying a substantial portion of the 12th-century abbey complex that dominates much of the center of Middelburg, the city's pride and...
Museum voor Moderne Kunst
- Museum/Gallery
This magical collection a short walk west of the railway station captures the magic realism and contemporary art of modern Dutch masters...
Nationaal Bevrijdingsmuseum 1944–1945
- Museum/Gallery
In an area once besieged by war and since face-lifted from the fallout, it's appropriate that this museum occupies beautiful surroundings...
Nationaal Fietsmuseum Velorama
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In a country where bikes are synonymous with air, Nijmegen provides a fitting site for the National Bicycle Museum. Inside you get pretty...
Valkhof Museum
- Museum/Gallery
Forgiven, barely, for its aqua hue, boxy exterior "design"—which Emperor Charlemagne, whose castle remains border the premises, would...
Dordrechts Museum
- Museum/Gallery
The leading sight on Museumstraat, this impressive museum is stuffed with many paintings, drawings, and prints by Netherlandish artists,...
Grote Kerk
- Religious Building/Site/Shrine
Dominating the scene in Dordrecht is the imposing mass of the 15th-century Grote Kerk (also sometimes called the Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk),...
- Museum Village
Statistically, the Dutch are the tallest people in Europe, and never must they be more aware of their size than when they visit this...


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Problem is, though, that many major distributions ARE based in the USA, and thus MUST follow US laws. Listing the ones from the distrowatch.com top list:
- Ubuntu (UK, but makes profit in the USA)
- Red Hat, Fedora (Raleigh, NC, USA)
- Suse (Provo, UT, USA)
- Debian (France, but is a widespread distro and has major download servers in the USA, possibly can risk losing them, probably better not)
- Mandriva (France, but makes profit in the USA)
- Linux Mint (Ireland, possibly could risk it)
- PCLinuxOS (Houston, TX, USA)
- Slackware (Herndon, VA, USA)
- Gentoo (doesn't have to care, they just make download and compile scripts and shift the problem to the user)
- CentOS (Belgium, probably could do it, but they normally don't make their own packages but just rebuild RHEL ones)
- FreeBSD (doesn't have to care MUCH, they can opt to not redistribute it like Gentoo by simply disabling package creation for it in the ports) (BTW: I know this isn't Linux, and number eleven but distrowatch lists it in the "top ten", so do I)
Among these, only Linux Mint, Gentoo and FreeBSD are likely to include US patent infringing code, all others would face a severe risk if doing so.
Anyone knows when these patents will expire?
That's really important information.
You can also just wait until they expire and then implement them.
I am just explaining the motivation between US based software developers to follow US legislation, as it apparently isn't clear to some people here.
It does suck that a bad situation in the USA makes things worse in all other countries too that way. Not denying that. And in fact, I am quite glad that some important projects - that surely DO violate US patents, and lots of them - exist and are managed outside the USA (for example, ffmpeg/libav, mplayer, vlc).
But either we ban all US developers from free software development, or we will have to live with them not wanting to risk their financial status for a feature in an open source project. Because anyone who redistributes patent using code in the USA needs a license for doing so. This even includes non-US-based Linux distributions, once they sell their product in the USA.
One solution BTW could be if Ubuntu started to make two download distributions - one for law-abiding US citizens, and one for everyone else. From the USA, Ubuntu's download site would then only offer the (possibly) "patent-free" S2TC support, while from other countries it would provide the ISO with full S3TC support.
However, in Ubuntu's special case, I wonder why they don't simply license the technology from S3. They do pay licenses for some audio and video codecs, after all, so apparently they have the money for patent licenses.
And so long he is not implenting it himself either, he is not in risk of being sued.
Now, by adding the flag, the ball gets pushed down to the distroes instead, meaning a US disto without the US flag could get sued.
On the other hand: I doubt the actual patent would stand in court, if it was not bought in the first place.
And really, I can see their point. What needs to happen is to have the distros allow easy installation of the plugin, like they do for patent encumbered media support, for example.
Last edited by smitty3268; 07-19-2011 at 08:03 AM.
It's up to the distros to offer an install for libtxc_dxtn. It's not only about where you live. You can be in the USA and have aquired a license for the patent, in which case you can install it.


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When Star Tours closed for an update at Disneyland with a D23 event, it really closed. But here in Orlando, flights are still departing daily to Endor until September 7th when D23 is holding an event for the Hollywood Studios … Continue reading
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1. Finalé
The goblin lies dying now, black blood bubbling slowly from the wound in its throat. I sit shaking, gazing numbly at the knife in my hands as though I had never seen it before in my life, let alone used it, let alone had it made.
It does not matter, of course- there will be no songs sung of us after this day. The Black Enemy shall either kill us or take us all into his vile servitude, and none shall remain to stand against him.
Tears run down my face- why was it given unto me to advise the King? Why could the chalice not have been passed to someone braver, someone stronger, someone wiser?
Now the world will only know Salgant as the craven, as the coward- none shall remember Salgant the Harper, Salgant the teller of tales, Salgant the singer of songs. My name shall pass through history cursed by all who hear it- assuming there are any left to hear it after this day, that is.
I chuckle to myself, half-mad with pain, and the goblin's death-rattle echoes me in ghoulish harmony. Had I but paid a little more attention when the masters taught us sword-play…
Pain lances through me from the wound in my gut even as I chuckle, and I feel my innards pulse and twitch. There is not long for me now, not long at all. Oh, if only they could see Salgant now- they would see that for all his foolishness he died a warrior's death, would they not? They would see that he died a hero defending his home. They would see…
Oh, what is the use?
There are none left to see me- there shall be none left to see me- none shall sing my song when I am gone, save for any who escape this horror, who doubtless shall name me among the villains of the piece as so richly I deserve.
I was not made for sword and slaughter- I was made for song and safety. I only counselled my King as I was able- I only advised him as I knew how. I did not know that the Black Enemy had placed a serpent in our midst- did not know that one of our own was turned against us- I could not have known. If I could have done…
The goblin falls silent and I close my eyes for a second. When I open them again, a moth has landed upon one of my knees, and I stare at it, dumbfounded. In all this misery and mayhem, for such a wonder to occur…
I smile at the moth and it flutters away to places only it knows where. Looking one final time at the knife I used to defend myself against the goblin I smile sadly and haul myself to my feet, grimacing at the pain the action causes me. My entrails throbbing with the pain of every movement, I manage to hobble myself to the window, that my last sight might be my beloved Gondolin.
My harp is within easy reach, as ever, and I pick it up despite the shriek my torture bowels give as I let them fall.
Something roars in the distance, huge and hateful, and I turn my head towards it.
I cannot see the beast, but I can guess what it is.
My blood-streaked fingers pluck the harp-strings despite themselves, and I close my eyes a final time as I start to sing.
Gondolin deserves a eulogy, I think.
It is only right that I give it.
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(Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)Corey Kluber outdueled Stephen Strasburg, striking out eight over eight innings as the Indians beat the Nationals 2-0. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (30-39) Imagine your reaction if you were told two years ago Mark Trumbo would top Albert Pujols in on-base percentage. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)The Angels announced that Joe Blanton will start against the Mariners. Toronto Blue Jays (32-36) Toronto's issue isn't power: They entered the weekend leading the AL with four batters having 10-plus homers. (Photo by Brandon Wade/Getty Images)Brandon Morrow and Jose Reyes suited up for Toronto's Class A Dunedin Blue Jays as they begin their minor league rehab assignment. Philadelphia Phillies (33-37) Erik Kratz doesn't get a lot of hits, but when he does he usually hits the ball hard. 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Phoronix: Enlightenment E17 Alpha 8: "It's A Good One"
While it took twelve years to see its first alpha release, the Enlightenment E17 window manager is now certainly living up to the "release early, release often" philosophy. Alpha releases are being tagged every few days -- we're now up to three E17 alphas in the past week...
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E17 needs more love, the lack of applications is frustrating, but the EFL libraries seems to be very powerful and lightweight. For example, the terminal "Terminology" (http://www.enlightenment.org/p.php?p=about/terminology) is usable and very beautiful, and have been developed since July, 2012.
Wow, Terminology looks really nice! The only feature I still miss would be text shadows to make the font more readable on e.g. transparent backgrounds. I use e17 already every day but I'm excited for the release because then they will probably start e18 which will be based on elementary and take full advantage of compositing and not just have it as an module.
BTW is there a way to make Everything search in all the files?? And is there a way to make the screen lock when it blanks??
E17 runs on WL. The WL people -or anyone that knows how- have to add some stuff to the protocol so its OK for full featured DEs. And we need Xwayland for the apps that don't run natively. Its coming
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Expecting what?! Marc's brow twitched angrily in response. Before the brunette could elaborate on his misassumption, he began to holler and wave at the window Marc already checked, leading the hipster to realize there was a girl hopping glass to glass.
Though almost any ordinary person would be surprised, Marc accepted the scene as was. He knew what she was: a superhuman, like him, and hey, they even had the same hair color— his thoughts began to meander as he pieced together what was happening. Sharp, observant eyes were one of the few things special about Marc, yet he couldn't recognize Spica completely. She had pale blonde hair, braided in the front and long at the back, an uncommon hairstyle. Maybe, briefly, he'd passed her in his line of work.
She looked pretty angry. Cool, she must have hated this kid too.
"Whatever," Marc muttered at David's introduction and ignored the hand the boy held out to him, instead folding his arms over his chest. "Did you expect me to shake that?"
David reached over, took one of his hands, and shook it anyway. Marc stared disbelievingly, lips pressed into a thin line. Was he serious? To spare them any more awkwardness, Marc kindly asked David to, "Get to the ******** point."
"So I hear that you used to work for the government!"
Oh, no.
"D'you want to come back and try it again?"
So that's what they were: government agents. Although David couldn't see Marc's right eye because of his hipster peek-a-boo bang, the brunette was staring straight into a single-eyed, gray glare. "The keyword is used to," the hipster scowled, "I'd rather continue this sham at casual conversation than sell myself to the government again. What is it you want? Don't they have enough dogs running around on a leash?"
The government already rejected him after the Age of Aquarius took effect. Well, he rage quit—whatever. Why did they want him back? Despite working for them for a couple years as an assassin, he never once supported their actions, and if he weren't paid, he certainly wouldn't have complied. He didn't approve of superhuman enslavement, withholding secrets from the public, or the misuse of propaganda, above other cruelties. Marc scanned every aspect of the unassuming boy in front of him, wondering how fresh off the boat he was and what his power could be. He had to be new because not even a year had passed since Marc quit. If he and David overlapped instatements, there was no way he would have missed him.
Just when Marc thought he couldn't get any dumber, he watched in impassive amazement as David hit himself in the chest with his clarinet case. What a tool.
Finally, he swiped his hand away and watched the newbie agent run down the hall. What an abrupt was to end a conversation—did he have any training at all? Surveying the windows behind his shoulder, Marc found Spica was also missing. If this was supposed to be a recruit mission, they were failing miserably. He decided to get the ******** out of school before reinforcements showed up. He was close to the door anyway, so Marc diva-strutted out and into the parking lot, hoping to lose David and Spica by passing the rows of nonexistent cars by the entrance. However, somebody called out his name.
"Hey! Marc!" Hmmm, that voice sounded familiar.
"I mean, Marc, get your a** over here, you... asshat!"
"... Lee?"
A tall, wiry figure exited the building behind him, flamboyant red hair sticking up in the wind. Marc blinked at who looked like his ex-boss, but he was searching for the familiar hood he always wore. If that sweater vest was supposed to help him blend in with the crowd, he was sorely mistaken. There was no mistaking Lee.
"Listen here, Marc. I need your help, okay? There's work we need to do over in the Octagon and I've gotten really short - "
He heard footsteps on the concrete; they sounded heavy.
"What is this bullshit."
He heard a gruffer tone, but the same voice. Marc side-glanced between the two Lees that now made themselves apparent. One of them wore the signature hood, which he was sure was the real one.
"David, I ******** know that's you!"
He was a shapeshifter, Marc knew. If David planned to fool him, he probably shouldn't have worn the same sweater vest while trying to impersonate someone else. Marc also wondered why somebody as significant as Lee would come to the school himself, especially when he'd already sent two agents after him. He was seated at the Octagon, America's most famous superhuman compound, and he probably should have been doing more important things than recruiting an irritable ex-assassin, yet alone teenagers. Yet, here Lee came, defying the logical deduction he bothered to construct within his meticulous mind. He waited patiently for the two in front of him to stop bickering, but it only tumbled downhill.
Lee was as vulgar as always, while David whimpered under the mercy of his scalding tongue-lashing. Unfortunately, entering high school did not make someone old enough to stop crying in public. The hipster couldn't help but judge how non-mainstream a crying face looked on Lee's shoulders.
"s**t, you look like a kicked puppy. How do I look like a kicked puppy. I'm sorry, sorry, dammit, Marc, help me out, he's going to cry and it's going to look like I'm crying!"
"Are you serious—"
"M - marc, Lee is a gigantic idiot and he's so rude and...and... and make him stop he's really loud!"
Somehow, miraculously avoiding saying anything derogatory, though he was probably thinking it, Marc turned his attention back towards Lee. He sighed, "Why are you here? I've been meaning to go home hours ago."
Although abrasive, he was not devoid of reason. In his own, caring gesture, he allowed David to compose himself from behind his shoulder and for Lee to continue, so maybe the topic would drift to where he wanted it to be in the first place. Marc still didn't know what was happening, after all. How much more insulting was it for someone in the newspaper club to not be updated?
-insert heartwarming explanation/talk- WHY REAM -cry-
"... Fine, I accept."
Convincing Marc was a herculean task. Lee was able to recruit him, but if he asked the hipster specifically why he accepted the invitation into his division, he wouldn't get anything but a snarky comment for his efforts. He was going unpaid, risking his life, and working under the very institution he abhorred most. His pride kept it a mystery.
At this point, Marc could still see Lee!David half-cowering behind him from the corner of his eye.
"David, get away from my shoulder," Marc jerked his arm back, "Your mainstream tears are staining my scarf."
"Oh, and smile."
What? Did Marc say something nice? Before David could read the look on his face, there was a subtle click, and his teary-eyed boyo face was caught in a flash of light. After blinking a couple times to recover his eyesight, he saw Marc holding the camera at an arm's distance, examining the photo on the screen. What was David blubbering like a baby looked like his reinstated boss blubbering like a baby. I could only imagine Lee would be thinking of punching him at this moment. Marc slipped the camera back into his side-saddled bag, waving nonchalantly to the identical duo he left behind.
"This is so going on my tumblr when I get home."
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The Difference: Sacramento Kings 110, Dallas Mavericks 97
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You know the drill. The Difference is a reflection on the game that was, with one bullet for every point in the final margin.
- It figures that the game I pick to recap is a blowout. Disclaimer before we go any further: I am a huge Isaiah Thomas fan. I will try to temper this as we talk about what went wrong with the Mavericks in Sacramento. It wasn't pretty, people. Not even a little bit.
- A rough start really doomed Dallas. The team had five of their 17 turnovers in the first quarter, including four of them in the first four minutes of the game. Sacramento took advantage, scoring nine points off of those turnovers in the opening session. The Kings jumped out to a lead quickly, leaving the Mavs to play catch up all night.
- After finding himself on the bench at the end of the Suns game on Thursday night, Jason Terry (game-high 23 points, 10-for-18 fgs) was looking to get himself going early against the Kings, and was one of the bright spots for the Mavs offensively in the first half. He kept the Mavs in it by coming up with a bucket to temper the crowd every time the Kings seemed to be on the verge of really blowing things open.
- While Dirk Nowitzki started off 2-for-2 from the floor, the team didn't make it a point to get the ball to him in the first quarter and things went downhill from there as Dirk wasn't ever able to get going. He shot 1-for-5 in the second quarter, 2-for-4 in the third and then 0-2 in the fourth. He finished with 13 points on 5-for-13 shooting in 29 minutes of action.
- The Mavericks just looked sluggish tonight. Perhaps they were tired from last night's loss to the Suns, but their defense wasn't doing them any favours against the Kings. A five-point swing for the Kings: Jason Thompson gets his own offensive rebound, finds Chuck Hayes open under the hoop for an easy two. Next possession:Francisco Garcia steals the ball from Nowitzki (Mavs turnover #6) and finds John Salmons for a three.


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