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The recent announcement of Zenoss of their new EC2 module got my attention. Everybody talks about the cloud, complain about it, fear it, snub it... and then some companies (and people) write free software that works with this cloud and spin some amazing things.
I talked to Brandon Whichard at Zenoss about it, and we ended up having a very interesting conversation about monitoring, the community, the cloud, and the future.
A lot of people at the moment are immensely intrigued by Google Chrome OS. I won't hide that I am one of them. Google promises a much needed shift in the way small computers work. Problems like software updates, backups, installation, maintenance, viruses, have plagued the world for too long: a shift is way overdue. To me, however, the change about to happen shows us what many people have refused to believe for a long time: KDE and GNOME shot each other dead. I write this knowing full well that I am going to make a lot of people angry. This might be the first time a writer receives very angry responses from both camps -- KDE and GNOME's users might actually (finally?) join arms and fight just to show everybody how wrong I am!
Inkscape is a mature SVG vector graphics editor. You can run it on a number of platforms including GNU/Linux and Windows. It has a rich set of features and is popular and actively maintained. The Book of Inkscape: the definitive guide to the free graphics editor, by Dmitry Kirsanov is a comprehensive guide of 476 pages that describes in detail the various parts of the software. The book also includes six chapter-size tutorials that emphasis the manipulative power of this feature rich editor.
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There are many "theoretical" talks about how free software can be used commercially, that it can greatly stimulate business activity and so on. There are very few real life examples of that. And most of them, as I can see, firstly had just common classical proprietary model of software development and only later some of them either freed their products or at least opened. As I can understand, only after fear of competition had gone they tried to made timid steps to open-source (as nearly none of them really understand difference between open-source and free software
Thanks to Sam Tuke for a well-written and constructive response to my article Is free software major league or minor?. Tuke refers to my post as a "dismissal" of free software, however, which is ironic at best. There is no such dismissal in my article. Instead, there is a challenge: "Can we raise our game?" Furthermore, I would argue that classifying that challenge as a "dismissal" stems from a fundamental lack of faith in our ability to succeed -- which is ironically, the accusation Tuke levels at me. Where does this disconnect happen?
I love computers and have sat in front of it for hours and probably days at a time forgetting food, bath. Even today I took a bath at 6 PM, its a custom in India that one must take a bath at dawn, well I forgot and somehow remembered!
I like to teach art of computing to others. Its an obedient machine and does what you tell it to do. There was passion, and spark what lacked was tons of money. I have to settle in for shoe string budget to open my own training center. I had no choice and hence in came free software.
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By the time you read this Karmic Koala will have been released to a waiting world, but I couldn't wait. A felicitous combination of a desire to do a distribution upgrade to the release candidate and a Twitter arriving on my laptop giving me a link to Raindrop kept me busy for the day. I was intrigued by Raindrop and having used other Mozilla lab experimental software I was determined to see what all the hype was about. If you like the idea of combining a tool for aggregating Twitter, e-mail, RSS and other social Web 2.0 stuff with free and open standards then read on.
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I just read Terry Hancock's artilce on Is free software major league or minor?. Great article, and I'm very glad to see articulate discussion about these core subjects. Not enough is said about these matters.
However, I disagree strongly on several points that your article raises. I'll take it point by point in an effort to not misrepresent your views and keep focussed on the statements that you have made.
Programming is more fun when you keep score. The extreme programming (XP) development model popularized the idea of test-driven development (TDD) with professional programmers in mind. But TDD turns out to be even more useful for lone amateur programmers, because it provides much needed motivation in the form of more visible rewards for your work. This is true even when simple test runners are used, but I decided to make things a little snappier by including a couple of other types of measurement and generating a "scorecard" for the present state and progress of my Python software projects. Here's how it works, and a download link for my script, which I call "PyRate".
A couple of stories have hit the headlines this year concerning the huge cost that some UK Local Governments incurred when dealing with malware attack on their Windows machines. If you missed them, Manchester City Council had a single USB infected with the infamous Conficker worm and it cost them -- brace yourself -- £1.5m (US$2.4m) of which £1.2m (US$1.9m) was spent on IT, of which a staggering £600,000 (US$980k) went on consultancy fees including money to Microsoft. A while later, Ealing Borough Council were hit with a cost of £500000 (about US$800k) when they were also hit by a single USB stick containing conficker. Some in the industry tweeted and blogged this as being a "hidden cost of using Microsoft Windows". In the ensuing discussion, many pointed out that the high cost was really due to the lack of a proper patching and disaster recovery policy at the council. So which is right? Is dealing with malware a hidden cost of using Windows or of a poor IT strategy?
"Sita Sings The Blues" by self-taught animator Nina Paley, may be the first feature-length animated film released under a free license (the Creative Commons By-SA). Presented through a variety of animation styles and narrative tones, it fuses apparently disparate ideas and sources into a unified whole. An ancient Hindu epic, The Ramayana, is retold largely through the songs of a 1920s American singer, Annette Hanshaw. The mode of storytelling also mirrors aspects of the world-wide collaborative potential of twenty-first century art, reflected also in the film's real life controversies, including copyright entanglements and censorship concerns.
RepRap (replicating Rapid-prototyper) is a 3D printer and it is impeccably free and open source under both the GPL and the Creative Commons Licence. It's early days but the implications and the promise are potentially enormous in their own right -- but the fact that it is resolutely not proprietary is what caught my attention.
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It can be hard to get paid for producing free-licensed works. Software represents a niche where a lot of exceptions can be found, but for aesthetic works, the problem is severe. This has spurred a lot of innovative ideas for better incentive systems. Along the way, though, the most obvious and simple solution has mostly been overlooked: just re-implement the traditional limited copyright idea in a way that makes sense for the 21st century. Here's a simple solution that I call "FLOW-IT" for "Free Licensing Of Works -- In Time," which simply leverages existing Creative Commons licensing to do the job.


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Beyond The Pole
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Year: 2009
Genre: Documentaries
Run time: 87 mins
In Theaters: Sunday 25th October 2009
Distributed by: Shooting Pictures
Contactmusic.com: 2.5 / 5
Rotten Tomatoes: 62%
Fresh: 8 Rotten: 5
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Director: David L. Williams
Producer: Andrew J. Curtis, David L. Williams
Screenwriter: Neil Warhurst, David L. Williams
Starring: Helen Baxendale as Becky
Also starring: Stephen Mangan, Mark Benton, Alexander Skarsgard, Clive Russell, Patrick Baladi
Beyond The Pole Review
The uptight Mark (Mangan) and laid-back Brian (Thomas) are university mates who decide to set a world record for the first carbon-neutral, organic, vegetarian, unassisted trek to the North Pole. They set off with their cameraman (Russell), while smiley pal Graham (Benton), Brian's girlfriend Sandra (Cavaleiro) and TV producer Becky (Baxendale) track their progress back home. But they're unprepared to the challenge, which gets trickier when they meet a pair of Norwegians (Skarsgard and Arentz-Hansen) who look likely to steal their record.
And then there are the polar bears.
The film's opening scenes feature hilariously freeform dialog that sharply establishes the characters. Mark's continual ranting about global warming is amusing, as is Brian's oblivious cheerfulness. And even when things start to go wrong on the icepack, the shift to blacker comedy is effective. So it's extremely frustrating to watch as the screenwriters seem to run out of ideas, allowing the story to get mopey and pointless. As a result, their central message (about the importance of reversing climate change) is badly undermined.
But the film is almost worth seeing for the engaging first two-thirds, which are lively and clever, mixing sparky gags with silly slapstick. Mangan and Thomas make a superb duo, and their banter has the thrill of improvisation to it, which is why the strained plotting weakens it so badly. Meanwhile, Williams shoots and edits the film with a lot of witty touches, using the glorious setting (it was filmed in Greenland) and the mock-doc form to fine effect.
Although a Blair Witch-style segment is pretty annoying.
Essentially, as long as the film is having fun with its premise and characters, we are enjoying it as well. But as the plot begins to get serious, it goes off the rails. The writers indulge in a few extremely lazy contrivances as well as over-the-top nastiness. So when things turn preachy, they lose us completely.


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Oyster shells
I can get my hands on ~30 gals of oyster shells, but have no means of crushing them. Is there any useful purpose for these in the compost, garden, etc? We do have naturally acidic soil, and when left in the garden, they seem to take about 2 years before they're thoroughly pitted and easily crushable (by a spade, say).
What's a reasonagble thing to do with oyster shells?
I found a small bucket of assorted sea shells and broke them with a hammer, it took a while. They should act like a bone meal in the long run. Mine are in my tomato/pepper bed. Cool find
Oyster shells are a very good source of Calcium in the garden, provided they are crushed. Your University of Massechusetts USDA Cooperative Extension Service should be able to provide information about how much would change your soils pH by how much.
Here is a link that might be useful: UMASS CES
If I where you I would put some of those shells in the ground near your trees and shrubs. It's a slow release fertilizer.
I learned from my neighbor that they put Oyster and clam shells in their dwarf peach tree pots so they never have to worry about Calcium because it slowly release it fertilizer to the tree and all they have to worry about is the Nitrogen feedings for the plants.


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For the last few years, the White Sox had serious issues with simply getting guys on base. Also for the last few years, the Sox employed Dayan Viciedo as a regular starter in the outfield.
On Saturday night the team addressed those issues and signed Melky Cabrera to a three-year, $42 million contract.
The deal is a very fair one for one of the more productive outfielders in the game. The 30-year-old Cabrera has been a tremendous offensive player since 2011. He hits both lefties and righties well and he had a line of .309/ .351/ .458 and a WAR of 11.8 over the four seasons.
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University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill...THere is not a lot of body shape data on either of these protease inhibitors. A study comparing Sustiva and Reyataz (without Norvir) did find that they were about the same as far as any gain in fat in the belly. With both groups there was an Read more »
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Compare Ambridge & Tamora
Could anyone give me a comparison of Ambridge & Tamora: similarities, differences.
My reason in asking is that I have Tamora on order for spring and I already have a place planned for it. Other roses in that garden will be - nearest to Tamora - Boscobel, Melody Perfume (lavender), Crown Princess Margareta, and a bit further away but in the same garden, a couple of white miniforas, Jude the Obscure, Darlow's Enigma.
As for Ambridge, I agreed to it as a substitution for something else and I have no idea where to put it. There's room directly next to Tamora, but if they are very similar (which is my impression) I'm not so sure I'd like the combination.
If there's room to put a companion plant in between, perhaps in white or lavender, that might work. Otherwise I would agree that they might look too similar. In my vastly different climate Ambridge Rose was a rust bucket, but I know it does well for many people.
Ambridge is easily one of my most favorite roses. It's performed so well for me despite the weather and being an Austin. In my opinion, Tamora and Ambridge Rose are nothing alike. Ambridge has very upright growth, with blooms that turn a peachy pink in the heat. In cooler weather it has blooms like the one below. The photo was taken in the heat of summer after a rain shower that chased away the stifling heat. I hope it makes you very happy! From seeing blooms of Tamora at Chamblee's, Tamora seems to have a more yellow tint to the center with some blush.
I have three of one and six of the other.
What are the differences?
Tamora has 10x the prickles.
They both have the myhrr scent, Ambridge's is sweeter and more delicate. Tamora's is edgier, sharper.
Tamora produces several new basals every year and can form a decent thicket (though not invasive) to evoke perhaps a bit of Gallica heritage. Ambridge I get a new basal or two every year to 18 months. More of a floribunda. They both bloom great, though Tamora will be a little more persistent bloomer into late fall than Ambridge. Height, Ambridge is slightly shorter and more narrow than Tamora. Tamora has canes that mature to a reddish-brown while Ambridge's remain quite apple green.
Here they are mixed in together--can you tell them apart?
Not the greatest photos, that was my old camera.
Ambridge has a slightly more pastel shade, slightly cooler than Tamora.
Tamora will lean a little bit more towards orange (though they are very close in color).
Tamora has more petals. The flowers last maybe one day longer than Ambridge. Ambridge has a open cupped shape. Ambridge gets rustier here, but manageable. Neither bloomed much at all when they were baby plants, but now there are always flowers on both.
We have a 2 year old -5 gallon bought- and a band sized Ambridge Rose here by the coast in So Cal. Both have been very healthy. This photo was taken today on a planted band-sized plant. Lovely scent if you don't mind the anise-myrrh fragrance. No "octopus" canes so far either.
I've seen a Tamora regularly at a house nearby that is also fairly healthy looking. To my eye it has a deeper Apricot that encompasses more of the bloom. Ambridge often has a blush or creamy outer ring very much in the style of Sharifa Asma. I didn't know about the prickles on Tamora, but I've never seen a Tamora taller than 4 feet in person.
If we could do it all over, we might've gone with Queen of Sweden instead of Ambridge since that has a bit more color variation it seems and a wonderful cupped shape.
This post was edited by ArbutusOmnedo on Sun, Feb 23, 14 at 20:30
My Ambridge is paler in color and taller. The flowers will bend down sometimes in a pretty way. Tamora holds her flowers up and is a more compact plant. I like the color variation of Ambridge through the year. Tamora makes a pretty briar patch so don't put her too close to the path.
In zone 5 NH, I don't think Tamora will be forming briar patches. We get plenty of winter here, and I don't think Tamora is more than 3 1/2 feet tall, and a little less than three feet wide. She's compact and stays that way, though I agree she has awful thorns. My Tamora produces fairly pale apricot blooms pretty continuously, though not in huge quantities. She's one of the first to start blooming, and one of the last to stop. She only needs a bit of pruning and has been totally trouble free for me.
Wow, this is fantastic information, I am so glad I asked. I love this forum, thank you, thank you!!
This gives me a lot to ponder, not the least of which is that Tamora would be near a path & seating area.
hoovb , form what I'm reading, my guess is that Tamora is on the left in the photo, Ambridge is on the right?
I don't know Ambridge Rose. But I do grow and love Tamora. She is probably my favorite rose. Vigorous and hardy here, she grows to almost 4' here in my eastern Pennsylvania garden.
Tamara is almost a continuous bloomer here. There is a variance in color and form which I have yet to explain. Her opening buds are normally a rich raspberry/peach blend. Definitely looks good enough to eat.


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Can anyone tell me what's causing the leaves on my Mr. Stripey to turn yellow like this and what I can do about it?
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I'm thinking blight. Mr Stripey is an heirloom and going to be susceptible to every disease there is. I had a frustrating experience with it this year, and it's one of the very few I won't grow again.
If it is blight, you can clip the dead leaves and spray the plant with a fungicide like daconil. That will help to slow the spread of the disease to the leaves that are still green.
Blight is a general word that many use to describe a sick tomato plant but it's best to be able to ID the specific disease involved if one can.
First, I Don't know where you live which would help narrow down the possibilities.
If it's a foliage disease I'm just noting that there are no varieties, hybrid or OP, that are tolerant of the common foliage diseases, but I don't see any spots on the leaves that would indicate that so please do note if you see any such leaf spots and if so please describe as to size and color and shape and if there are any yellow halos around them. Also if there are any dark colored areas on the stems.
If it's a systemic soilborne disease, such as Fusarium or Verticillium or several others, again, it depends on where you are in a geographic sense, then there's nothing to be done at this point.Even with hybrids that have tolerance to some of the soilborne diseases all it means is a week or so more of growth before the plants go down. There is no such thing as total resistance to soilborne diseases, and the genes that are bred into many hybrids are of best use to large scale commercial farmers who base when they harvest on Brix levels, which is a measure of soluble sugars and the extra few days that tolerance brings can allow for those Brix levels to reach the right level.
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Everything is online where I work at. We get out paystubs off of a website. I print mine out to keep. I have a coworker who does not and tells me there is no reason to do so. Should I be keeping all this? She tells me that you get a copy of the numbers at the end of the year for taxes. Yes, but they are not as detailed. Should I keep?
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I had a situation several years ago in which the bookkeeping/accounting person had no freaking clue what she was doing and wasn't depositing payroll taxes. When the situation was discovered and the girlie fired, her replacement had to research all the records. When all was said and done and a new system in place, it ended up that my records were still not correct, several weeks of payroll taxes were missing from the totals. I had all the original check stubs to cross-reference and get the numbers corrected.
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A Storage Area Network (SAN) is a high-speed sub network of shared storage devices. Many IT organizations today debate whether the advantages of implementing a storage area network (SAN) justify the associated costs. So, are you planning to move away from your current storage strategy towards a Storage Area Network (SAN)? Continue reading to learn about the storage area network and its role in modern network environments.
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Even the most complex technologies provide the most basic of functions. This is certainly true of Storage Area Networks (SANs). A Storage Area Network is a high-speed sub network of shared storage devices. A SAN's architecture works in a way that makes all storage devices available to all servers on a LAN or WAN. As more storage devices are added to a SAN, they too will be accessible from any server in the larger network. A Storage Area Network can be anything from two servers on a network accessing a central pool of storage devices to several thousand servers accessing many millions of megabytes of storage.
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Storage Area Networks (SANs) allow storage devices to exist on their own separate network and communicate directly with each other over very fast media. SANs address the bandwidth bottlenecks commonly associated with LAN-based server storage and the scalability limitations found with SCSI bus based implementations.
The advantages of SANs are numerous, but perhaps one of the best examples is that of the serverless backup. This system allows a disk storage device to copy data directly to a backup device across the high-speed links of the SAN without any intervention from a server. Data is kept on the SAN, which means the transfer does not pollute the LAN, and the server processing resources are still available to client systems. These advantages have led to an increase in the popularity of SANs as they are better suited to address the data storage needs of data-intensive networks.
SAN Implementation
Storage Area Networks (SANs) are most commonly implemented using a technology called Fibre channel. Fibre Channel is a set of communication standards that supports very fast data rates. Devices on the Storage Area Network are normally connected together through a special kind of switch, called a Fibre Channel switch that acts as a connectivity point for the devices. This provides a dedicated path between the devices in the SAN fabric so that they can use of the entire bandwidth for the duration of the communication.
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ok Ive Made Jam Most Of My Life
I made cherry saturday its not setting up,I looked on sure gel theres no way of asking,please tell me it will
I made sour cherry jam with the ones in my backyard, and it didn't set well. I wonder if the excess water in the fruit dilutes the gelling properties of the pectin? I never made it again because the family didn't really like it anyway.
I DO make a sweet cherry and blueberry (50-50 combo), and this sets fine.
Harry, Hun....do you feel that you have just been set up for a take down? or perhaps a fall?
I have a jelly set up....consists of a broom stick and a piece of flour sacking hung across 2 open drawers over a large bowl.
I hope you realize how important it is to really know where it's at and how to clean things up.
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Since this is a cooking forum and not a grammar forum, I don't care whether jelly sets or sets up as long as it DOES.
Bulldinkie, I'd leave it and see if it does get any thicker. If not you can remake it, but I find that remaking jelly gives me a rubbery consistency that I don't care for. I do tend to make jams without commercial pectin because it is so inconsistent for me, so I'd wait to see if it jells. If not I'd either use it for syrup or topping or cook it a while longer until it reaches jell point (about 220F) and see if that helps.
There are instructions for remaking jam on the instruction sheet contained in the SureJel package, or on line at the National Center for Home Food Preservation.
Good luck!
Oh dear. You can wait longer, I've had marmalade that took 2 weeks to set or set up, whichever you like, LOL.
You can remake it with some more pectin. These directions are from the SureJell people.
Here is a link that might be useful: Remake runny jam
Did you chop the cherries? Are you talking about the red sour cherries?
I have made sour cherry jam with no problems...but I do remember wanting to make some with whole cherries and that was a whole other process. You had to do a longer cook method after letting the cherries maceate over night. The quick cook method with pectin called for chopping the cherries. I just chopped them in the FP.
bulldinkie, I grew up in PA Dutch country with plenty of "dutchies" in my family so your "set up" didn't seem odd at all to me, probably because I say the same thing. :)
I can't help you with your cherry jam issue, though. I've only made Certo strawberry freezer jelly.