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Genuine Moyno (Springfield, OH) replacement parts ensure Moyno pumps continue to perform and help reduce the total cost of ownership. The parts meet all product design parameters, quality standards, and manufacturing tolerances. In addition, Moyno's parts help protect product warranties.
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Tuccia Di Capri Sandals!
The NY temps are hitting 90 degrees today and if you remember 5th grade science NYC suffers from a little dilemma known as heat island effect. Unfortunately, our fabulous 13 mile stretch hardly resembles the summer island hot spots we day dream of. Thankfully, Henri Bendel has come to our rescue and these days the luxe isle of Capri is only a hop, skip and jump down 5th avenue!
Capri is synonymous with the Piazzetta, the Grotta Azzura (blue grotto) and traditional sandal making. This summer you can be living 'la dolce vita' while lounging on a downtown rooftop with Tuccia Di Capri. This custom sandal company was started by models-turned-entrepreneurs, Tove Nord and Terri Coleman. Made in traditional Capri fashion, they are now offering the work of their chic cobblers at a featured shop in Henri Bendel! In just 1 hour you can choose the look (flat, medium wedge, high wedge), style (named after ultra-glam icons who often sported their own custom sandals around the island), and embellishments! The artisans then work their magic and just like that you have made-to-measure perfection.
I hope all of you NY fashionistas head out and embrace the Italian tradition; I know I will. I would love for you to share pics of your pair with us!
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Roasted Asparagus and Red Pepper Farro Salad
I have been hearing a lot about whole grains lately and I have been trying to eat them more often. One of my favorite ways to enjoy whole grains is to use them as the base of a salad. Last weekend I picked up some farro and I had to try using it to make a salad. I had some locally grown asparagus so they were a no brainer and went in. I decided to roast the asparagus to maximize its flavour and since I had the oven on anyways I tossed in some red peppers. I like to use beans in my whole grain salads and I thought that chickpeas would go well in this one. Of course I just had to add some feta. This farro salad turned out really well. I enjoyed the chewy texture of the farro. It was kind of like al dente pasta. I liked this salad so much that I made it again except with quinoa. The quinoa version had a lighter texture and tasted just as good as the farro version.
1 cup farro
1 teaspoon olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 pound asparagus (cut into bite sized pieces)
1 roasted red pepper (sliced)
1 cup chickpeas
1/4 cup feta (crumbled)
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 teaspoon oregano
salt and pepper to taste
1. Cook the farro as directed on the package. (Just like rice, 2 cups of water, simmer for ~20 minutes.)
2. Toss the asparagus in the olive oil, salt and pepper.
3. Roast the asparagus in a preheated 425F oven for about 10 minutes.
4. Mix the asparagus, red pepper, farro, chickpeas, and feta in a large bowl.
5. Mix the balsamic vinegar, olive oil, oregano, salt and pepper in a small bowl.
6. Pour the dressing onto the salad and toss to coat.
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Warm Mushroom and Wild Rice Salad with Roasted Asparagus and Feta
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finally got it hooked its loud and clean really makes any sub sound really good i have mine at 2 ohm's im loving it would recommend anybody who's on a budget or wants great sound truly 1000 watts Great buy!!
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The RMS power rating is the measure of continuous power that an amplifier can output, or a speaker can handle. It is the most accurate depiction of real, continuous power that the industry has so far.
If the final impedance of your speakers or subwoofers equals 4 ohms, this is how much power this amplifier will supply at that ohm level. The higher the RMS wattage, the more clean and loud your music will sound.
The RMS power rating is the measure of continuous power that an amplifier can output, or a speaker can handle. It is the most accurate depiction of real, continuous power that the industry has so far.
If the final impedance of your speakers or subwoofers equals 2 ohms, this is how much power this amplifier will supply at that ohm level. The higher the RMS wattage, the more clean and loud your music will sound.
Bridging refers to combining two channels on an amplifier to create one channel with double the voltage and an increased power output. A 2-channel amplifier will bridge down to 1-channel and a 4-channel amplifier can bridge to create 2-channels. An amplifier is most commonly bridged to drive a subwoofer.
Remember, once you bridge two channels down to one its final impedance will be 4 ohms unless otherwise specified. This rating lists the RMS power created once an amplifier is bridged.
Some manufacturers display peak power ratings on the face of their products to increase the appeal to consumers. The RMS power rating is more accurate, and we recommend using it for product comparison.
An amplifier increases the power of the signal being fed to it by taking energy from its power supply and matching the signal but increasing its amplitude. Amplifiers use many different methods for converting these electrical signals and have been categorized into classes.
Class A/B: Greater than 50% of the input signal is amplified while the other percentage is off. These amplifiers have a small amount of current flowing through the output transistors all the time which almost eliminates crossover distortion. Class A/B has great sound quality but is not as efficient as class D. These amps are most commonly used to drive speakers.
Class D: Also known as switching amplifiers, class D amps have output transistors that are completely turned on or off. This means that when the transistors are on, there is almost no voltage across them but when they are off there is significant voltage but no current flowing through it which makes these amplifiers very efficient at the cost of sound quality. These amps are most commonly used to drive subwoofers.Other Classes: You may see classes such as GH, bD, X, FD, etc. by some manufactures. These amplifiers tend to be either class A/B, D or a hybrid of the two but with improvements to their designs that can make them more efficient or offer better sound quality.
It is measured during a brief musical burst, such as a sudden drum accent. Some manufacturers display peak power ratings on the face of their products to increase the appeal.
The RMS power rating is more accurate, and we recommend using it for product comparison.
RMS power is the amount of continuous power, measured in watts, that an amplifier produces is called RMS power. The higher the RMS figure, the louder and cleaner your music sounds.
The RMS output figure is much more accurate than the peak rating when comparing products.
A crossover is a type of filtering system that permits only certain frequencies to play. A Low-Pass (LP) crossover allows only frequencies below its setting to get through which is good in the case of some subwoofers. A High-Pass(HP) filter allows frequencies above its setting to pass through, this is normally used on speakers.
When a crossover is set to FULL it means no filtering is added and the full frequency spectrum is allowed through the amplifier. Filtering is important because feeding a speaker frequencies it cannot reproduce effectively creates distortion.
The steepness of the roll-off slope is measured in dB/octave and refers to the rate of attenuation (lowering of volume) outside their pass bands.
The steepness of the roll-off slope is measured in dB/octave and refers to the rate of attenuation (lowering of volume) outside their pass bands.
This rating applies to both external car amplifiers, as well as the amplifiers inside of in-dash stereos.
Charleston,South Carolina
December 14, 2013
finally got it hooked its loud and clean really makes any sub sound really good i have mine at 2 ohm's im loving it would recommend anybody who's on a budget or wants great sound truly 1000 watts Great buy!!
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Gering NE
April 3, 2014
Very happy with the performance and looks of this amplifier.i received them very fast after ordering and they were very impressive for the price.
6 of 11 found this helpful
Memphis, Tn
April 3, 2014
This amp is awesome. As a matter of fact I bought two of them when they were 54.99. I assume they are really good because the the price went up. The amp has two 30 amp fuses so it pushes close to 500-600 watts rms. That is descent for any sound system. Crunch p1 amplifiers are excellent. I have this amp on two hifonics 12 inch subs and they sound great. Unfortunately I won't be able to buy another because im sure they are going to be sold out by now but I got lucky with the two that I have. I am currently waiting on my 2050.1 to try out the mono block.
3 of 5 found this helpful
San Antonio, Texas
March 30, 2014
Amplifier has great power. I have a pair of pioneer slims running off this amp and it has more than enough power to push these subs. I really like the logo that lights up red, looks cool at night and is not bright enough to become obnoxious. All in all a great amp, can't go wrong with this amp for the price and performance u get out of it. Crunch gets a 5 star from me!
5 of 9 found this helpful
North Las Vegas, NV
March 24, 2014
Had a problem with the left side going out. It worked for a couple weeks. Put the switch on mono then all for speakers played. Returned for a different brand
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meridian ms
January 8, 2014
Good powerful amp sounds great good clarity definitely recommend it
4 of 7 found this helpful
warm springs, OR
March 30, 2014
This is my first time buying a full system and they Crunch P1-1050.2 is well worth the money you pay for it. The Amp not only looks cool but also puts out great sound quality.
3 of 6 found this helpful
March 28, 2014
Ordered two amps from this company. The order was recieved within 2 days which was amazing! The amps were new as advertised. They pounded the subs they were purchased for. I totally recommend this company as reliable, fast and affordable. Thank you. Will do business again.
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Phx, AZ
March 27, 2014
This amp is working pretty good but the only thing I don't like about it is that there are parts of it that get extremely hot. The silver areas get way to hot. If you touch them you will burn yourself. The amp doesn't shut off or anything like that and it doesn't get hot around the base that you would use to screw it down. Other than that i think it's an good deal for the price.
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Bakersfield, CA
March 24, 2014
I recommend this for it's wide range of responsiveness and very, very low noise. This thing is dead silent when on and receiving no input. It is immediately responsive when it's time to get down to business. I use this amp to drive the in-door speakers as opposed to subwoofers, and am 8.5 out of 10 happy. Sometimes it sounds like the very high notes are being clipped, but as most of the music I play is 320kbps cbr mp3, it could be more the fault of that. I'll play back some FLAC audio and see if I change my mind. Also, this amp is rated 1000w peak pulling a total of 500w peak speakers. At even modest volume it warms up annoyingly fast.
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March 11, 2014
I got one of these on some mids in my wife's SUV, they push really good. I'm upgrading my door speaker now.
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St.Louis, MO
March 8, 2014
Ran a 10 mtx 7500 thunder off these amp and it hit pretty nice could make my side mirrors shake a little bit had ut turned to 80%. Only over heated one time on me in me havin it hooked up for a month made my the same people who make hifonics amps just lower class overall a good amp for a great price
3 of 6 found this helpful
Town Creek, Al
February 4, 2014
This is great for tha price, I'm a very satisfied customer with my product.
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Eau Claire
January 20, 2014
My friend was looking for the cheapest amp possible that would push his 10" Rockford P1 and I recommended this. We have it bridged at 4 ohms and it sounds great. He is pleased for what he paid. Don't expect a full 1000 watts with this amplifier. Over rated power that doesn't come close to quality products. I'd like to see this thing on a dyno. Still is a good amp for the price
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spring, tx
December 13, 2013
I bought a crunch amp1000watts. Great price and quick delivery. Works great and sounds awsome. Will buy from here again.
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San Bernardino ca
October 6, 2013
I would recommend this item 100% I bought it works great and hits really hard makes ur subs sound great if u buy u are making a great decision
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Chester sc
October 6, 2012
I deffinately reccomend this amp! Have it hooked to a single cerwin vega vmax 122.2 and it kicks ass in my single cab ranger!
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masontown, PA
February 20, 2014
Was a bit skeptical when ordering it, once I hooked it up I was rather surprised and pleased, has more then enough power to push my ten inch woofer.
2 of 5 found this helpful
January 12, 2014
Bought this item on Cyber Monday, and as soon as it came in I put it in my M45... Very good buy.
2 of 5 found this helpful
joppa, AL
January 3, 2014
Bought for my son and he was very happy with this product.
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5. Beneath the Moon
Legolas stood before the Steward of Gondor to report the results of his search. The Queen and Prince Eldarion were seated on either side of the Steward's chair, both literally on the edge of their seats in their eagerness to hear what he could tell them.
"I have found the King. He is alive and well."
"And yet he did not return with you." Faramir was not questioning the Elf, but stating a fact.
"No, my Lord, he was unwilling to come back with me, but he has agreed to a meeting with the Queen on the night of the next full moon. I will escort her to the place where he is encamped high in the Ered Nimrais, northwest of Minas Tirith. There is little time to spare, my Lady. We must leave as soon as you can prepare for the journey." A light of hope was rekindled in Arwen's eyes. She was nearly to her feet, eager to go and make ready, when Faramir broke in.
"I'm afraid that is out of the question. It would be unseemly for the Queen to journey into the wilderness with you alone. Rumor of it would spread and bring dishonor upon her."
Arwen stared at Faramir in disbelief. "My Lord has summoned me. I must go to him. Surely you can understand this, Faramir."
Faramir knew he dare not voice his true fears for the Queen. It was not merely her reputation which concerned him. He was reasonably certain that nothing improper would happen between Legolas and the Queen on their journey to meet the King. But how would she react if the King refused to return? As Eowyn had been quick to remind him, abandoned women often act rashly. Mightn't she be tempted to seek solace in the arms of this Elf? And if she did, she would lose not only her husband, but her virtue and her self-respect, as well.
"Protecting your honor, as Queen Mother of Gondor is part of my responsibility."
Inwardly, Arwen fumed. Why must he insist on calling her the Queen Mother? Her husband was not dead!
"It would be different," Faramir continued, "if one of your own kinsmen could accompany you, but I cannot in good conscience send you into the wild with Legolas alone." It would be impossible for her kinsmen to escort her, as Faramir well knew. Even if her brothers left Rivendell today, they could never be here in time to take her to her husband.
"We have no time to lose. If Queen Undomiel does not meet with the King as arranged, I have little doubt that he will disappear into the wild, and even I will be unable to find him again," urged Legolas, barely concealing his exasperation.
Arwen could feel the tears of frustration welling in her eyes. She had to get to Aragorn!
"I will escort my mother." Every head turned in stunned amazement toward Eldarion. "I will chaperone her, and Legolas will guide us to the King."
Faramir was momentarily dumbfounded. Arwen smiled to herself. Her clever son had him cornered. Faramir could not reasonably claim that Eldarion was both old enough to be King of Gondor, and at the same time too young to act as his mother's escort.
"I am her kinsman, am I not?" asked the Prince.
Faramir slowly nodded.
"Then it is settled," Eldarion continued, "We will leave immediately."
"Yes, my Lord," the Steward replied, bowing to the Prince.
With that, Prince Eldarion, Legolas, and the Queen hurried away to make preparations for their journey, leaving the Steward alone with his thoughts.
Faramir was quite pleased by this turn of events. Though Eldarion's offer had caught him by surprise, the Steward couldn't help but be impressed by the boy's initiative. The young prince had recognized the need of the moment and had boldly offered himself as a solution to the problem. That was leadership. One day Eldarion would surely make a great King, and a masterful leader of Men. The Steward smiled to himself. Perhaps his watch would turn out to be even shorter than he had expected.
In the silent, grey hour before sunrise, a small company could be seen setting out from Minas Tirith. They climbed the winding road up Mt. Mindoluin, and into the wilds of the Ered Nimrais. At the head of the column, a tall figure dressed in green rode a white horse without saddle or bridle. Behind him, cloaked in silver-grey on a dapple grey horse, her form nearly disappearing into the morning mist, rode a stately woman of noble bearing. The last rider who sat astride a black horse with a white blaze on its forehead, was far shorter than the others. His blue cloak was wrapped tightly about him, and he exhaled great clouds of steam into the chill morning air. Behind him, tethered to his mount's saddle, came a fourth animal without a rider. Luggage and supplies were strapped to its back, though it was no mule or baggage pony. It was Aragorn's own horse, the chestnut brown runaway.
As he had helped Legolas to ready their horses, and to load their supplies onto the back of his father's horse, Eldarion had asked him a question. "Do you think my father will come back with us?"
"That all depends," the Elf replied enigmatically.
"Depends on what?" the boy persisted.
"On your mother."
As they wound their way through the mountains, mile after mile into the wilderness, Eldarion reflected on Legolas' answer. He looked down at the ring of Barahir, which hung by a cord about his neck because it was too big for his hand. He did not feel ready to be King. He felt like a small boy alone in a wide world. He certainly hoped his father would come home. He wanted a father far more than he wanted a kingdom.
In the weeks since his father's disappearance his emotions had run the gamut from rage to melancholy. For awhile he had been angry with his father for leaving. Then he had been angry with his mother for driving him away. Later on, his wrath had given way to loneliness, and to a poignant sorrow which was closely akin to grief.
More than anything, he had felt powerless, a helpless spectator watching his future be decided by others. Faramir had told him that he would one day be the King of Gondor and Arnor, the most powerful Man in all Middle Earth, but what good would that do him? At present, he was powerless to make the two people he loved most in all the world remember how to love each other.
Yet one thing he could do. He could bring them together. Though he knew he was really far too young and inexperienced to keep pace with two adult Elves on this journey, he was determined not to complain and to do his best not to lag behind. He would do his part to reconcile his parents by escorting his mother to the appointed meeting with his father. The rest would be up to her.
Alone, lying wrapped in his blankets on the hard, cold ground, Aragorn looked up toward the waxing moon. It hung above him like an evil omen, like a mocking face, too eager to witness his heartbreak. He had no doubt that Legolas would fulfill his threat to bring Arwen here. He would be forced to look into her beautiful eyes and bid her farewell for the last time. Aragorn dreaded this meeting far more than any battle he'd ever fought. Arwen could wound him like no enemy he'd ever faced. Only she could slay his heart.
But, Legolas was right. She deserved better treatment than he had given her. She deserved to be honored and cherished and adored. She deserved to share in the life of the Eldar, not to be held prisoner by her husband, awaiting the Doom of Men. His love for her had always been selfish.
He wanted her too much. Entranced by her beauty, he had wanted not merely to admire her but to possess her, always. He had reached out his hand to catch the Evenstar, but while he might grasp her for a season, he could not hold her forever. Freeing her to sail into the West, to be reunited with her kin and to share in the unending life of her people, was the right thing to do. It would be the best thing for Arwen, even if it cost him his life.
If he had to see her face to face, he didn't know that he could trust himself to act so selflessly. He feared he might stoop to pleading that she remain for his sake. He knew such a course would be both selfish and futile. She might return with him like a captive creature to its cage, but her heart would always yearn for freedom. She would never stop longing to go home.
The coming ordeal would test his mettle like no trial he had endured before. He knew his love for Arwen could be his undoing. In just a few nights more, the full moon would look on as his doom was decided.
The little company on horse back traveled on for many days, Arwen always urging them not to slacken their pace. As the moon waxed fuller she became more and more anxious to reach their goal. Making only brief evening stops to rest the horses and eat a little, she insisted that they continue riding by moonlight late into the night. Several times, Eldarion nearly fell asleep in the saddle.
Finally they watched the full moon rise above the hill top which sheltered Aragorn's campsite. Leaving Eldarion to tend to the horses and set up camp, Legolas led Arwen on foot to the summit and down the far side to the hollow near the stream where Aragorn was encamped.
He was waiting there to meet them. He had kept his word. Legolas raised his hand in greeting, then turned to climb back down the far side of the mountain. Alone now, Arwen made her own way down to the place where Aragorn stood waiting for her.
Aragorn watched her approach, his face impassive. Why must she do this to him? Why couldn't she just leave quietly, as he had? Why must she disturb his solitude to bid him farewell, and twist the knife in his already wounded soul?
He watched her in silence. If he spoke even a word to her he might break down. In spite of his resolve, he might weep and plead with her not to leave him. He swallowed hard and said nothing.
She walked swiftly to him, grasping for his hands, and then before he knew what was happening, she had dropped to her knees before him.
"Forgive me, my Lord. I have been haughty and willful and by my own stubbornness, I drove you away."
Aragorn looked down at her in shocked confusion. This was not what he'd expected. He raised her to her feet, but before he could say a word she went on.
"Too long I have looked backward at what I have given up for your sake. Thinking only of my own sacrifices, I have taken you and your love for granted. I thought I wanted to go home, but I see now that my home is anywhere you are.
When you disappeared, at first I was angry with you for putting me through such misery. Then I realized how much I missed you, how much your presence means to me, and at last I understood why you never wanted me to leave you alone.
Please, I don't want to waste anymore precious time in quarreling and trying to have my own way. We have only this lifetime, this brief span of years in which to love one another. I want to seize this day, and every day while life lasts, to love you with all my strength."
She studied his face in silence for a moment, mustering the courage to pose the question which haunted her. "Do you still want me?"
"Ah,Tinuviel!" Aragorn cried. Though he spoke no more words, with his lips and his hands he eloquently answered her question.
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I also do not like how tightly the games are controlled, and I do see references to other people not being able to play because of Steam not being able to connect. I wasn't aware of it because I've never encountered the problem. . and you're right, thats complete bull.
Botched in concept. As a central game distribution/patching/etc program, it's fine. But as a vehicle for draconian DRM schemes, unnecessary requirements, etc, it fails pretty hard.I can't agree with it being botched horribly as I have had almost no issues with it.
The only way to really get broadband is by being in a populated area, and if that happens, it kinda defeats the purpose of going there as a somewhat secluded getaway.I personally would love to move to Alaska with all the snow and mountains. . or to the Midwest, where there are no trees or buildings blocking your view of the horizon. The biggest stopper for me however would be broadband.
@divideoverflow: I assume you never had to "work" with steam or source in any way. The problems are numerous ranging from steam killing entire games by doing incorrect updates, not being able to redownload games since steam is "stuck" somewhere thinking it's installed but then again not and fuck shit, over SDK dying all the time killing your projects too over to rallying your CPU up to 100% for not fucking sane reason.
As mentioned, good idea, horrible execution.
Even with all of that being said, let me reiterate and clarify that I do not like the use of copy protection or DRM, I simply understand it and why companies use it. I also do not see it going away unless nearly everyone is upset with it. I have not reached that point with Steam. I would however be upset if Valve went under, and nothing was done to allow legitimate customer to continue using what they purchased. Although the MSN Music store comes to mind, when I purchase games through Steam, I do so having already made a personal judgement call about whether Valve or Steam will go under without a way for me to continue using my software. I also judge whether or not I will even want to play the games I purchase 10 years down the road, at a time when I see it much more likely for Valve to go out of business (not for any particular reason, rather just that any company can go out of business, given enough time).
Hahah. Wow. Checking for a word on a page... I remember those days. Protection was cracked on those too. I had Atari ST disks like that.
I do think SOME kind of DRM should be implemented. For the other reasons stated before. Take it from everyone to a select group that does it anyway. The problem is that a viable implementation doesn't exist. I don't know how effective LGP's will be, and Steam as someone said before is just a good idea with bad execution. I haven't had the joy of a bad install or an update screwing up *knock knock* (although I have had problems with execution in Cedega).
Dragonlord: What gaming user would run their Linux Gaming Rig hiding the config, it's mainly used for servers, right? Unless Ubuntu (for reference) does this by default.
I do see both sides of this actually, I just wonder about the types of people that would do this. Think of the target audience, they'll either be on low-latency (for the hardcore tweakers) or default rigs.
Do you have any ideas on implementation? (If one had to do it...)
Can't a binary be compiled with PIC? That should increase the security somewhat. Wait... that's memory management...
Gentoo compares it's downloaded files against multiple hashes, any chance we could to that?
* emul-linux-x86-soundlibs-20080418.tar.bz2 RMD160 SHA1 SHA256 size ;-) ... [ ok ]
* checking ebuild checksums ;-) ... [ ok ]
* checking auxfile checksums ;-) ... [ ok ]
* checking miscfile checksums ;-) ... [ ok ]
* checking emul-linux-x86-soundlibs-20080418.tar.bz2 ;-) ... [ ok ]
Of what now? The DRM module itself of a crack attempt of it?Do you have any ideas on implementation? (If one had to do it...)
PIC ( aka Position Independent Code ) simply juggles the functions around in code segment to avoid function hijacking. This would make a crack attempt more difficult since you can not hardcode the code offset. That said you can scan the file for the function pattern and then you know where to inject. The WindowsXP Anti-Register crack for example used this method. It scaned login.exe for a pattern and could always find the right location to nop out on various versions of login.exe . So that's not impossible and would be done since it's a crack-once-crack-all situation.Can't a binary be compiled with PIC? That should increase the security somewhat. Wait... that's memory management...
Two solutions to this. Either tamper with the source files and use ebuild to recreated a valid manifest or make a local overlay and copy the ebuild over doing the same as before ( just that this time it is not going to be overwritten the next time you sync ).Gentoo compares it's downloaded files against multiple hashes, any chance we could to that?
A good bit of piracy back in those days was of bootlegged copies (physical copies made by someone en masse, and *sold*, with a sizeable discount). Something much worse, IMO, than most sharing going on today. People actually made money from those copies, whereas with today's piracy "problem", not that many people actually gain from distributing it.Most piracy took place between people that knew each other, and P2P networks were a gleam in Shawn Fanning's eye.
I can understand why, as well. I have no problem with companies trying to protect their assetts, but when it's protection to the degree that is done today (assumed guilt, constant reverification, requiring unneeded insecure software, etc), when we don't even know what kind of losses are being caused by all this sharing (if any!).. there's a problem.Even with all of that being said, let me reiterate and clarify that I do not like the use of copy protection or DRM, I simply understand it and why companies use it.
Wouldn't it be better to actively prevent such a thing from happening, instead of waiting for it to? No company lasts forever. The question is when, not if. The longer you wait, the less likely something can be done about it.I would however be upset if Valve went under, and nothing was done to allow legitimate customer to continue using what they purchased.
And it wouldn't even take Valve going out of bussiness. It would just take Steam becoming more of a money sink than a money source, so they shut down the servers.
I still enjoy playing games made 20 years ago. Sometimes I'll just get nastolgic and throw on a quick game of something I haven't played in forever, just to remember what it's like. I just like to make sure I can keep doing that.I also judge whether or not I will even want to play the games I purchase 10 years down the road, at a time when I see it much more likely for Valve to go out of business (not for any particular reason, rather just that any company can go out of business, given enough time).
It's not just Steam. It's the whole mind set that these kinds of things are okay. Trying to find a word is a bit different than having to hack a device driver, or getting a pre-hacked executable from an unknown source. Steam itself isn't the only problem, it's just becoming (already is?) a large part of it.Concerning buggy or insecure device drivers, can you give an instance where Steam required anything like that? We're not talking about StarForce, after all.
I don't buy any games from Valve. My system has never known Steam, and never will. And me saying this to Valve will likely accomplish nothing, since other, much more prominant, people have been complaining about these things for a long time.I am curious; what do you do about it? Do you just not purchase games from Valve? Perhaps you try to convince Valve of these points you are making to me in the hopes that they will remove their draconian copy protection and authentication?
But even if Valve themselves did stop, other companies that distribute through Steam would continue, and Steam would be made to work with it. Again, completely remove the need for server checks when starting a(ny) game, and remove the need to be running to start a(ny) game, then we'll talk about how good Steam could be.
That's the problem. Put a frog in boiling water, and it'll jump out. Put a frog in cool water and slowly turn up the heat, and it'll cook to death. Unless Valve makes a slip up and introduces some form of DRM that's too much for people at the time, they won't avoid Steam as the DRM problem gets worse.Call me a pessimist, but I don't see it happening unless Steam gets much worse than it currently is, and people prefer to avoid purchasing Half-Life 3 just to avoid Steam.


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There are several kinds of official records of marriages (see this earlier post), but many unofficial sources can also be useful to family historians trying to learn the name of an ancestor's spouse or the date of a marriage. Whether or not an unofficial source's information about a marriage is precise or complete, it can provide useful clues.
Some of these unofficial records may provide information which is not recorded in official sources. For example, a 1960 Idaho State Journal article about my aunt's wedding reports that her sister – my mother – came from Salt Lake City, Utah, for the wedding. The article also describes the bride's wedding dress, which may be of little genealogical consequence, but nonetheless interests some of her offspring more than half a century later.
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- Old wedding announcements kept in that box in the attic.
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Well aware of the state's political importance and the undertones that come with making the trip to the battleground state, Rubio quickly cut to the chase.
"I am not, nor will I ever be, a candidate for ... offensive coordinator of Iowa. I know there's rumors," he joked to Iowans at a fundraiser for Gov. Terry Branstad's birthday, adding he would have been in the NFL "if not for my lack of size, speed and talent."
There were laughs, but the announcement of Rubio's trip last week to the Hawkeye State drew even further speculation of a possible 2016 bid for the White House.
In his speech, Rubio focused on the future, mentioning this year's GOP standard bearer just once before pivoting to a broad discussion of solutions and goals for the party in the coming years. Mitt Romney, Rubio said, is an "extraordinary person" who he hopes "stays involved in the American political process."
Many Republicans are left with a bitter taste in their mouths after Romney failed to nab the Oval Office, but Rubio cleansed Iowa conservatives' palates with talk about "limited-government conservatism" and topics ranging from tax reform and the fiscal cliff to the national debt, energy policies and modernization of the immigration system.
"The way to turn our economy around is not by making rich people poorer. It's by making poor people richer," the Florida senator said. "Big government doesn't help the people who are trying to make it. It hurts them."
In a state with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the United States, Rubio said, "the country can learn a lot from Iowa."
"Governor Branstad is an example of what government can do to help an economy grow and help the middle class be prosperous," he said.
Following the speech, Branstad returned the praise, calling Rubio "the kind of inspirational leader that will help point us in the right direction."
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Under 2013 LSR H-0451, boards would be able to review and discuss the legal advice without the attorney present, adding a new exemption to the Right to Know law.
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--> You write pretty often on Phoronix forums.
--> You are apparently a neckbeard on meth.
Makes sense and explains a lot.
No, KDE is not removing features. If that's what you see, cut on the meth or whatever it is you take/drink, because apparently it's bad for you.
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Secondly other DEs heading towards making 2013 laptops with touch screen work. Whats wrong with that? It is not about tablets per se. It is about fitting laptops anno 2k13.
I don't use the KDE desktop anymore.
But I do use some of the tools.
IMHO a great thing of 4.10 is the implementation of tiled rendering for okular.
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Old English werian "to clothe, put on," from Proto-Germanic *wazjanan (cf. Old Norse verja, Old High German werian, Gothic gawasjan "to clothe"), from PIE *wes- "to clothe" (cf. Sanskrit vaste "he puts on," vasanam "garment;" Avestan vah-; Greek esthes "clothing," hennymi "to clothe," eima "garment;" Latin vestire "to clothe;" Welsh gwisgo, Breton gwiska; Old English wæstling "sheet, blanket;" Hittite washshush "garments," washanzi "they dress").
The Germanic forms "were homonyms of the vb. for 'prevent, ward off, protect' (Goth. warjan, O.E. werian, etc.), and this was prob. a factor in their early displacement in most of the Gmc. languages" [Buck]. Shifted from a weak verb (past tense and past participle wered) to a strong one (past tense wore, past participle worn) in 14c. on analogy of rhyming strong verbs such as bear and tear.
Secondary sense of "use up, gradually damage" (late 13c.) is from effect of continued use on clothes. To be the worse for wear is attested from 1782; noun phrase wear and tear is first recorded 1660s.
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For those who don't know me, I'm a Nokia Developer Champion and Ambassador living near Dallas, Texas. We have thriving communities of software developers and makers interested in Nokia's Lumia products. My (part time) job and personal mission is to ramp that up.
I will be supporting the 3D printing efforts in general with sample projects, tutorials and other resources, but closer to home I will work with local communities to get them fully engaged.
One plan is to put together a Nokia-branded hackathon I'm calling [B]Nokiathon[/B]. The original goal focused on mobile software (Windows Phone) but after seeing hardware projects at the recent AT&T Developer Hackathon in Las Vegas, and with the new 3D printing possibilities, I plan to expand that.
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Airway Reconstruction, Pediatric, Diseases of the Ear, Nose, Throat in Children, Head and Neck Surgery, Head and Neck Tumors, Otolaryngology, Pediatric Airway Disorders, Pediatric Otolaryngology, Sinus Problems - Pediatric, Speech and Swallowing Disorders in Children, Swallowing Disorders
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BiographyDr. Margaret Skinner is an assistant professor with the Department of OtolaryngologyHead and Neck Surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Skinners clinical interests include general pediatric otolaryngology, disorders of the pediatric airway, congenital anomalies and tumors of the head and neck, sinus and endoscopic surgery, and chronic ear disease and hearing loss. Dr. Skinners research efforts have focused on disorders of the pediatric airway.
Dr. Skinner has received several accolades for her clinical practice and research, including a University Research Committee resident research grant from the Medical University of South Carolina and recognition for the best record in otorhinolaryngology at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Dr. Skinner is a member of the American Academy of OtolaryngologyHead and Neck Surgery and the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Skinner earned her undergraduate degree from Northwestern University and her medical degree from the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. She completed a residency in otolaryngologyhead and neck surgery and general surgery internship at the Medical University of South Carolina. Dr. Skinner completed a fellowship in pediatric otolaryngology at Childrens Hospital Boston and served as a Clinical Fellow in Otology and Laryngology at Harvard Medical School.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
I'm writing this early on Monday morning, and the Blizzard of 2013 has moved on; however, it certainly left us a reminder that winter in Maine is anything but dull. Since most of us spent the better part of the blizzard at home, watching the news reports and gazing out the window, it is probably time to get out and get moving.
I know that it is early to think about spring, but I want you to mark your calendars now for our fourth annual fashion show. "Fashions for the Generations" is set for April 13 at Above and Beyond Catering at The Town Club.
Thank you for taking the time to let me share the happenings at the Trafton Center. I look forward to the opportunity to show you around our place on Elm Street.
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The birding community reacted with great enthusiasm. Jeffrey Giordano, president of the American Birders' Society said. "This is AWESOME! A new bird for our members to chase after. This will certainly be our Bird of the Year for 2013!" (And I'm hoping I'll get to paint it then, too! I mean, not to be a Bird of the Year hog, but...who you gonna call, right?)
New Bird Species in North America!
Sunday, April 1, 2012
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Lol! Susan E
Science fiction?.....Thrush crossed Dipper?....Good for the coal companies?!....O rite of April 1! Made me laugh out loud.... :>)
Kathy in Delray Beach
Had me going for awhile.
I think you and FC are birds of a feather!!! Since I am not too far into birding, I bit the whole kernal. Just call me a sap sucker!!!
tammy in Al.
A great way to start my day and month, with a good round of chuckling. I'll be "sharing" this one! Thanks for the smiles!
I knew that Giordano character didn't care about anything but listing!
Leave it you, Julie, to inject some biting commentary into this annual tradition. Superb!
It is funny, as I had also found a "specialist" in my neck of the woods in Western PA: Marcellus's Dipper, a little-known species that survives downstream from pumping stations, with the specialty of being able to walk on floating gas well effluence, gleaning bugs from low-hanging shrubs and branches. They lay their eggs UNDERWATER, utilizing magma-warmed fissures along our newly-created fault lines from the earthquakes. Perhaps I should have you illustrate that, too... as Jimi said, "'scuze me while I groan and sign..."
Oh my, you had me almost until the end!
Wow! This is AMAZING! But Julie doesn't take in hype like that. Oh wait, what day is it? You got me.:)
Your luckiness knows no bounds! Such an amazing sight! I'm thinking that next year you're going to see and paint the missing link between dinosaurs and birds. I just know it. It's there in the ravaged mountains, brought to you by Consolation Coal. I'm looking forward to the post.
Fell for Chet's comment on his FB page. Then saw the comment about April Fool's--but still read the entire tale, er, story about the new bird species. LOL! Ditto what Kirby said: "Leave it you, Julie, to inject some biting commentary into this annual tradition. Superb!" What a work of art even though it brings a tinge of sadness to me. SAVE the natural environment, including reddish-brown bunnehs! :-)
beautiful renderings! Robin Chanin sent me over -- she's a big fan and I hear about your 'doings' all the time from her.
Well, I guess we can now say there is ONE positive of MTR, right?
Love it, love it. Missed the wonderful scientific name at first read.
Warblers that we love are colorful! Did you decide that this drab little species would immediately be recognized as unauthentic? What would your dream warbler look like, Julie? Would love to see your artistic vision!
Three cheers for Mountain Top Removal! Perhaps we'll discover a new species of opportunistic finch that finds wayward seeds floating in the spills that will follow the construction of Keystone XL! Perhaps the Oily Redpoll?..thanks for the laugh
Can't think of anyone better to tell the story of this new found species. Congratulations on your fine and creative rendering!
How eggciting is THIS discovery and honor!!!!! Congratulations.... You star continues to rise....
No. Way. That was the Company's response? I am... speechless.
I feel stupid. Never mind!
Julie you neglected to mention that they are quick to supplement their diet with any unexploded dynamite they find lying around.


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Ferris BuellerLast Seen In: Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) Hear us out. As much as we'd love to keep Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) relegated to a time when blowing off responsibilities meant skipping class, not missing a mortgage payment, we need the unfazed optimist now more than ever. It's not a guarantee that Ferris and Sloane settled down and started a family, but they never struck us as the 'take things slow' type. A follow-up film with Ferris deciding to escape not from work, but his wife and kids for another day of legendary hijinx (along with Cameron, assuming he hasn't descended into all-out depression) wouldn't just be fun, but a confirmation that living life to the fullest isn't just for the youthful. The concept was good for a laugh with the 'Broderick's Day Off' Superbowl commercial, but lacked the Ferris 'spirit' and vigor we all know so well.
Harry Dunne & Lloyd ChristmasLast Seen In: Dumb & Dumber (1994) Oblivious, uninformed, socially inept, and treasured. Harry & Lloyd's cross-country tour in Dumb & Dumber showed not only Jeff Daniels' comedic side and Jim Carrey's subtler sense of humor, but the Farrelly Brothers' brand of humor. Yet the temporary millionaires' exploits came to an end too soon. The last we saw of Harry and Lloyd, they were passing up the chance to act as "oil boys" for a Hawaiian Tropic bikini tour as they hitchhiked along the highway with nothing but the clothes on their back. But these two bumbling idiots are too one-of-a-kind to stay buried for long. Production on a Dumb & Dumber 2 following Carrey and Daniels is getting underway, with a script nearly completed. So the chances are good we'll get our wish. Like, one in a million good.
Dark HelmetLast Seen In: Spaceballs (1987) This one needs no explanation. Misunderstood, mismatched, wise in the ways of the Schwartz, Dark Helmet (Rick Moranis) took the dull and monotone mold of Darth Vader and gave him a genuine personality (not to mention exquisitely conditioned neck muscles). But what brought the diminutive lord of the Spaceballs to his present rank and position of authority? Anakin Skywalker got an entire trilogy of films with Star Wars: Episode 1-3 to provide a backstory, but movie fans were never given a glimpse into the inner workings of the man before he claimed his eponymous Dark Helmet. And the horrific upbringing that would push him to wield his Schwartz grip so deviously. We know that a prequel trilogy chronicling the origin of Captain Lone Starr's father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate is unlikely, but another movie is a must.
Roger RabbitLast Seen In: Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988) Fans of cartoons, detective stories, and genuinely inspired writing and filmmaking already know (and likely appreciate) Robert Zemeckis' Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Now that animated films aimed at adult audiences have become commonplace, there's no better time to see what has transpired in Toontown in the meantime (not to mention, an update on Roger and his buxom wife, Jessica). It wouldn't be difficult to craft a story with Roger once again begging for the aid of toon-hating private eye Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), with better animation, to boot. Unfortunately, Roger Rabbit 2's development has seriously stalled. Perhaps the most compelling case for another Roger Rabbit movie (besides the quality of the first) is this: of all the films that blended animation with live-action, its sequel is the one we'd actually wait in line to see.
Kevin McCallisterLast Seen In: Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1990) First off, yes, we know Kevin McCallister was the star of Home Alone 4. But for reasons that should be completely obvious to anyone who saw the first two films in the series (or more importantly, what happened to Macaulay Culkin) knows why we want that Kevin revisited. Seriously, some emotional trauma had to result from being left behind by family while travelling across country not once, but twice. Sure, Kevin made out alright and proved his independence - but there were two criminals attempting to kill him. In all likelihood, the mention of a vacation hotspot, sound of an airliner flying overhead or the sight of a suitcase would send him into a panic attack. Give us a movie where a full-grown Kevin hears a burglar trying to pick his front door lock: and we'd be ready to see him take things to a whole new level.
BeetlejuiceLast Seen In: Beetlejuice (1988) You know the plot: a young New England couple discovers that they aren't actually living in their starter home anymore, but haunting it as ghosts. To remove the family moving in, the newly-dead call upon the help of none other than the hedonistic being known as Beetlejuice. Hilarity ensues as the filthy, rotting, rude and ghoulish bio-exorcist (brought to life by Michael Keaton) goes to work. It's rare for a comedy's best moment to hinge not on plot, slapstick, gags, or even 'jokes,' just a character's absurd devotion to sowing disgust and revulsion among his audience. No wonder Tim Burton is interested in a sequel, which is now in the early stages of development with Michael Keaton apparently pitching it for the last twenty years. Keaton's time away from the screen is a shame in itself, so returning to one of his best roles would make two of our wishes come true.
Bill S. Preston Esq. & Ted 'Theodore' Logan
Last Seen In: Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey (1991) Did the Wyld Stallyns make it? Did Bill and Ted continue to be excellent to each other? Did their days of time-hopping come to an end post-death, or have they continued to warp the time stream beyond recognition without our even knowing it? These are the questions we hope Bill & Ted 3 would, and before long will answer. The bottom line is: science fiction has started to become - like almost every larger-budget genre film - entirely too serious. 'This movie's about time travel? Alright, cue the science and figure out what it says about human nature!' Give us a break. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure used the concept of a time-traveling phone booth the way we all would - passing our history class. 'But what if it permanently altered the course of history?' Who cares? Have YOU seen how hilariously Napoleon eats a massive bowl of ice cream? We didn't think so.


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