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Raymond Errthum was raised right. You see, his father owned five second-gen Camaros and passed this F-body love onto his son, who has owned four Camaros himself. As he told us, "I'm currently stationed overseas in Germany, which is way better than my previous station in Afghanistan as a Medevac crew chief. My Camaro isn't with me here because it couldn't pass inspection to get into the country, but it's at home waiting for me at my next station in Fort Campbell, Kentucky."
As for the fourth-gen, ported heads work with a port-matched FAST 92mm intake to feed the engine, while Hooker long-tube headers and a "true dual" exhaust system vacates the gases. Out back, there's a Moser 9-inch with 4.30 gears and Detroit Locker. The T56 has a Hawks Stage Two kit and the Sunset Orange SS is set up to run a 150 shot of nitrous when Raymond is in the mood.
The killer photo was nailed by Jason Swango.
As Phil Compton told us, "I bought my '77 Camaro coupe during my junior year of high school in 1987 for $800 dollars, but it wasn't my first choice as I had my eye on a '73 Camaro. I had one on the hook, but the owner decided to sell it to another buyer who offered him more money the very day I was going to purchase the car." As you can imagine, the $800 Camaro was fraught with worn-out parts and rust issues. "Transitioning from high school to college was not the best time to start fixing up a car. I had little money and even less time to work on the car. I had a job, but it was only enough to pay my bills, so I had to sacrifice a lot more of my labor to do the build." In 1991, after a lot of hard work and the help of some good friends, the Camaro was on the street and looking good. But then the story took a familiar turn as life piled on lots of responsibility. This meant little time to play with his car and the Camaro languished in the garage. It was almost sold several times, but thanks to a very understanding fiancé it stuck around.
Fast-forward to 2006. The Camaro was now a shadow of its former self. Rust had returned and the car needed a complete makeover. Well, that's what it got with Phil doing almost all the work, including paint. Much of the sheetmetal was replaced and the paint is a black base with a stripe done in silver with a Flame Red base coat. The drivetrain is a hopped-up 355 small-block backed by a built TH350 trans. Eibach springs dropped the stance while their sway bars, teamed with KYB shocks, controls the lean. For rollers he went with 18-inch Torq-Thrust IIs wrapped in Nitto rubber.
Not many of us can say we still have the dream car from our youth, but Phil is one who happily can.
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Scott Liska's '92 B4C Camaro has certainly been around. As he told us, "The car started out with the New York State Police, serving from 1992 to 1995 and, after two other owners, I purchased it on eBay in 2005. My wife and I flew out to Boston to pick it up (sight unseen) and drove it back to Denver, Colorado. My goal for the car was to maintain the clean appearance of the RS package, but upgrade the engine, transmission, and suspension."
The Camaro still rocks the original block, but it's been punched out to 383 ci, filled with forged internals, and topped off with AFR heads. Backing it up is a transmission beefed up to handle the 346 rear-wheel hp and 429 lb-ft of twist. Finishing out the driveline is a 3.5-inch aluminum driveshaft and the GM rear with 3.73 gears along with stronger Yukon axles. The suspension was upgraded with afternarket rear control arms, subframe connectors, and an adjustable Panhard rod. Even at nearly 6,000 feet of elevation the Camaro still runs a traction-limited 14.1 at 98 mph!
A lot of guys buy new Camaros with the intent to leave them stock. Shane Ocompo knew that wasn't gonna happen. "When I first saw this car, I knew that it was the right car for me. I fell in love and started imagining all the things that I was going to do with it!" To keep the pain to a minimum, Shane set a tight three-month schedule to do all of his mods. He also wanted to make sure that the integrity of the '12 Transformers special edition was kept. The parts list includes names like Injen, MagnaFlow, Eibach, Defenderworx, Pfadt, and Brembo. The Camaro gets tons of looks cruising around town and Shane's next, and allegedly last, upgrade will be a supercharger. Yeah, we've heard that before.
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This is Tony Drost's second Nickey Camaro and it's completely badass. "I chose Nickey because of the history. As you know, Nickey Chevrolet had a lot to do with the COPOs and ZL1 Camaros produced in '69. They were the first to make a 427 available in '67 and eventually Fred Gibb took it from there. To date, Nickey Chicago has made the only official Fred Gibb and Yenko fifth-gen Camaros. I was pretty honored to get their first production fifth-gen ZL1 Camaro."
To top it off, Tony lives in Boise, Idaho, so his ride really stands out in the crowd. The worked-over powerplant makes 841 hp and 708 lb-ft of torque, which is quite a bit more than it did straight from GM. Part of this is due to the stainless Kooks long-tubes, and the rest is engine massaging along with a Nickey Stage II cam. A smaller blower pulley ups the boost and an eight-rib serpentine system stops slip. It all makes for a killer car that lives up to its heritage.
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Packers 30, Panthers 23
OK, so, maybe the list isn't very impressive. Dan Fouts, Dan Marino and Tom Brady are great, but Billy Volek and Matt Cassel kind of ruin it for Newton. Still, Carolina's new franchise quarterback was mostly outstanding in this contest. On the opening drive, he rolled right and hit Jeremy Shockey for a 23-yard reception. His second pass showed great touch on what should have been another 20-yard hookup to Shockey, but the tight end dropped the ball. This didn't bother Newton, and neither did two illegal shift penalties, as he went on to hit Brandon LaFell for a 3-yard score.
The game was lost, however, on the next two possessions. The Panthers squandered opportunities in the red zone. They could have put the Packers away, but instead of going up 21-0, the score was just 13-0. Aaron Rodgers predictably came back, and Newton looked like a rookie in the second half, trying too hard to force bad passes to Steve Smith. Newton, consequently, was picked off thrice. Otherwise, he finished 28-of-46 for 432 yards, plus 53 rushing yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.
Bills 38, Raiders 35
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
Oakland got the running game going just enough to move the football with an occasional screen pass to Darren McFadden. It was nothing fancy, but drive after drive, they marched in for touchdowns in the second quarter. This was supposed to be a hangover game for them flying east on a short week following a late Monday Night Football appearance in Denver. Instead, they were up 21-3 at halftime aided by a missed field goal and turnover leading to a short touchdown drive.
When the second half started, everything went back to analyst expectations coming in. Buffalo came out firing on offense and playing aggressive on defense. The offense scored touchdowns all five times they touched the ball after the break. The defense forced a fumble on Oakland's first possession and a quick punt on their second possession.
By the fourth quarter, this was an old school AFL shootout with the teams exchanging touchdowns and the lead. Remember the passing stats from earlier? Well, in the final three quarters Fitzpatrick and Campbell combined to complete 45 out of 66 attempts for 565 yards and five touchdowns.
Campbell was dealing with some different wide receivers with Darrius Heyward-Bey, Louis Murphy and Jacoby Ford out. It turned out to be a blessing. Denarius Moore, a star of the preseason, caught five balls for 146 yards including a jaw-dropping 50-yard score down the middle with Leodis McKelvin and Gibril Wilson on him like two pieces of bread. Derek Hagan was also solid, catching five passes for 61 yards.
Lions 48, Chiefs 3
When the Chiefs had the ball, Jamaal Charles suffered a nasty-looking knee injury as he fell out of bounds. Charles tripped over the Lions mascot and had to be carted into the locker room.
All reports indicate that Charles will be out for the year. Kansas City is now a leading candidate in the Suck for Luck sweepstakes.
Browns 27, Colts 19
The problem is obviously Kerry Collins. He's terrible. Though his stats don't look too bad - 19-of-38 for 191 yards, one touchdown, one interception - some of that came in junk time late in the game when Indianapolis was down 15. Collins played as though he just came out of a Penn State frat party. He was so inaccurate that the Colts simply had no chance. In fact, it's a miracle he threw only one pick. I have to wonder why Curtis Painter isn't starting. He's at least familiar with the offense. Collins belongs in a glue factory.
Saints 30, Bears 13
Facebook friend Steve T. had another theory:
I'm convinced: Jay Cutler owes Mike Tice a great deal of money. So rather than call a hitman to kill Cutler, Tice instructs his lineman not to block for the Bears QB
Either way, Cutler was sacked a whopping six times. All the pressure forced a number of errant throws; Cutler went 19-of-45 for 244 yards and a touchdown.
Brees loved checking the ball down to Darren Sproles, especially early on. Sproles finished with eight receptions for 43 yards and a score.
Buccaneers 24, Vikings 20
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
The Vikings completely shut down the Bucs in the first two quarters. Tampa Bay had only 62 yards in the first half. Freeman was 4-of-7 for 35 yards prior to halftime. The Bucs had only three first downs, and running back LeGarrette Blount ran for only four yards on five carries. Tight end Kellen Winslow led the Bucs at half time with 22 yards on two receptions.
In the third quarter, Blount broke out with a 27-yard touchdown run behind right tackle Jeremy Trueblood and right guard Davin Joseph. The Buccaneers executed an onside kick and started moving down the field with Blount running the ball well. Freeman connected with Kellen Winslow for some nice gains. The Bucs were at the Vikings' 12 yard-line when Freeman threw a horrible pass off his back foot. The ball was behind Winslow in the end zone and was intercepted by Husain Abdullah.
On the next drive, the Bucs caught a break when a fumble by Earnest Graham that was returned inside the 10-yard line was negated by an offsides penalty on Vikings defensive end Brian Robison. Freeman tossed a short crossing route to wide receiver Preston Parker that was broken downfield for a 51-yard gain. Freeman tossed a beautiful 17-yard touchdown pass to Mike Williams, but an illegal shift penalty took the score away. That set up a field goal from Connor Barth.
Freeman hooked up with wide receiver Arrelious Benn for a 25-yard touchdown part way through the fourth quarter. That fired up Freeman, and the Buc offense didn't look back. On the Bucs' final possession, Freeman made a few good throws to move the ball downfield. Blount finished the drive with a touchdown run from four yards out. Freeman finished the game 22-of-31 for 243 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
In the first half Peterson ran for 83 yards on 15 carries with two short touchdown runs. Peterson also had a fumble, but it was recovered by Minnesota. Gerhart had 36 yards on two carries with one reception for 42 yards.
At halftime, McNabb completed 11-of-17 passes for 153 yards with no interceptions or touchdowns. McNabb had a good run for a first down to extend the Vikings' second touchdown drive. He did a good job as a game manager early, but couldn't come up with needed plays in clutch time in the second half. At halftime, Minnesota had a 17-0 lead.
Peterson, McNabb and Vikings were slow to move the ball in the second half. Peterson had only nine yards rushing on four carries in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, Minnesota had a field goal drive, but the offense didn't do enough to seal the win for the Vikings and that let the Bucs offense pull out a comeback.
Jets 32, Jaguars 3
As the score indicates, it wasn't even close. Luke McCown was dreadful, going 6-of-19 for 59 yards and four ugly interceptions (twice by Antonio Cromartie). It's hard to completely blame McCown because he was missing Marcedes Lewis, but McCown looked like he was playing blindfolded at times.
Oh, and I'd be remiss if I forgot that McCown was also missing the great Jason Hill, who talked trash about the Jets and Darrelle Revis despite the fact that he didn't even play.
Steelers 24, Seahawks 0
Big Ben went down in the second quarter on a low hit to the knee. It really resembled what happened to Tom Brady in the 2007 season opener when Bernard Pollard destroyed Brady's season. I thought he was done when he limped off the field and was replaced by Charlie Batch, who entered the game to a chorus of "Charlie! Charlie! Charlie!" chants.
However, in typical Roethlisberger fashion, he re-entered the game just two plays later. While the Steelers stalled in the red zone, the important thing is that Big Ben is fine - even if he did take a nasty hit in the second half as well.
Roethlisberger finished 22-of-30 for 298 yards and a touchdown. He looked great after halftime, hooking up with Mike Wallace for a 53-yard completion. Wallace, by the way, had eight grabs for 126 yards and a score.
Seattle's offensive line simply couldn't block for Jackson, who took five sacks. The Seahawks were behind early, so Marshawn Lynch had only six carries for 11 yards.
Titans 26, Ravens 13
Britt hauled in nine grabs for 135 yards and a touchdown. He was unstoppable. Washington pitched in with seven catches for 99 yards.
Redskins 22, Cardinals 21
Yet, here we are. Rex Grossman continues to play relatively well for Mike Shanahan, as he went 25-of-43 for 291 yards, two touchdowns and a pair of picks. One interception was tipped, but the second one was definitely a "Bad Rex" moment. He's had two of them in two games thus far, which is big positive because Washington can survive with only one "Bad Rex" instance per week. The important thing is that Grossman led the Redskins on three scoring drives in the fourth quarter of 44, 73 and 64 yards.
Cowboys 27, 49ers 24
By Greg Cox - @ActuallyGregCox
Breaks like that helped San Francisco scrap its way to a 14-0 lead. A pass interference penalty (25 yards) set them up at the 1-yard line for a short Frank Gore touchdown run, and in the second scoring drive, a bunch of short plays did the trick after starting at the Dallas 48.
Finally, Dallas caught a huge break when Ahmad Brooks lined up offsides on a failed third down as time was running out in the half. Given a second chance to convert, some guy named Tramine Brock out of Belhaven College (think the 49ers need to draft a cornerback?) fell down in coverage, and 53 yards later, Miles Austin cut the lead to 14-7 at the break.
The passing game took on increased importance because Felix Jones hurt his shoulder early. He had just nine carries for 25 yards, and caught a pass for five yards. DeMarco Murray (6-21) and Tashard Choice (5-5) were not effective in relief.
Witten saw a hefty 15 targets, catching seven passes for 102 yards. Both quarterbacks looked at him, so if Romo's ribs keep him out, fantasy owners should not be worried about putting the tight end in the lineup. That interception was offset by a pick from Alan Ball who was starting at cornerback as part of a makeshift Dallas secondary. Five plays later, Kitna found Austin to tie the game at 14.
Kitna's next interception was a pass thrown behind Kevin Ogletree. Alex Smith immediately hit Delanie Walker who was matched up with Anthony Spencer and predictably ran right past him for a 29-yard score to make it 21-14. After the two interceptions apparently Romo's painkillers kicked in. He was hit a ton in this game even though he was sacked just once. One of the legal hits was from rookie Aldon Smith. Romo looked battered.
San Francisco head coach Jim Harbaugh made a gutsy call going to the field goal from 55 yards out leading by seven early in the fourth quarter, and veteran kicker David Akers came through for him.
After that, in the fourth quarter the more talented Cowboys were done making mistakes and drove the ball on three straight scoring drives while the defense did not allow another first down. Dallas drove 80 yards for a touchdown to cut the lead to 24-21, then probably got too conservative with time running out by marching 44 yards to tie it with a field goal. I guess I can't really call the third one a "drive" since Romo hit reality TV show winner (seriously) Jesse Holley for a 77-yard pass on the first play of overtime. A quick field goal ended the game.
Broncos 24, Bengals 22
OK, maybe not so much. The Broncos had only three healthy receivers entering this game, and when they lost Eddie Royal to a groin injury, Tebow had to play wideout. He was used in the slot, but didn't catch any passes. He blocked primarily.
I don't really want to take anything away from Dalton because he nearly improved to 2-0 despite playing two games on the road, but the bums Denver utilized on defense had no hope of covering either A.J. Green (10 catches, 124 yards, TD) and Jerome Simpson (4-136).
Texans 23, Dolphins 13
By Charlie Campbell - @draftcampbell
Miami got some good production out of Thomas. Thomas ran for 51 yards on 10 carries in the first half. Bush had two yards on two carries in the first two quarters of the game.
With Miami grabbing the momentum in the third quarter, Thomas gave it back to the Texans when he fumbled the ball away at midfield. Even though the Texans didn't produce points on that possession, the fumble stalled the Miami offense that had Houston on its heels.
Thomas had his first 100-yard rushing game of his career with 107 yards on 18 carries. Bush finished the game with just 18 yards on six carries. Marshall finished the game with 79 yards on six receptions and a score.
Patriots 35, Chargers 21
San Diego had four screw-ups inside New England's 35-yard line. The first was a botched fourth-and-goal try at the 1-yard line in which Norv Turner predictably called for a Michael Tolbert run. Rivers would go on to toss two picks in Patriots territory. The worst infraction, meanwhile, was a Tolbert fumble. The big running back found no room at the line of scrimmage, so he made a foolish decision to run backward in an attempt to find a lane elsewhere. The ball was stripped and recovered by the Patriots, who put the game away with a touchdown.
If that wasn't bad enough, the Patriots scored on a BenJarvus Green-Ellis as the clock was running out. This pissed me off immensely, since San Diego +7 was my biggest play of the weekend.
Meanwhile, Rob Gronkowski (4-86) caught two touchdowns. Chad Ochocinco (2-45) once again was silent.
Falcons 35, Eagles 31
With all the focus on the two signal-callers, both QBDK and Ryan had took turns trying to prove who was worse for the first three quarters. For every QBDK fumble, there was a Ryan interception. However, QBDK took a hit on the head falling into right tackle Todd Herremans and was forced out of the game. Once that happened, Ryan seemed to gain confidence and shredded Philadelphia's tired defense with the no-huddle.
Ryan finished 17-of-28 for 195 yards, four touchdowns and two interceptions. The Falcons need to employ the no-huddle offense much more often. It was really night and day once Atlanta switched to this attack.
As for his actual play, QBDK once again struggled with the blitz. He was sharp early on, but made the usual mistakes. He fumbled three times and tossed a pick. He was otherwise 19-of-28 for 242 yards and a pair of scores.
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it would be really good to know how we are going to move forward from here as far as what ir language will be used in gallium. right now we have tgsi being used everywhere except radeon compute, but, there were all these plans o replace the entire ir stack with llvm. this would be a start i guess, but is that what we really want? we need to stick with something though, that was kinda the entire point of gallium to try and unify as much of the graphics stack between different drivers as we can.
I'm curious too. I moved my A8-3850 to my HTPC because it was too finickey on my Ubuntu machine. I'd love to leverage the GPU on it without resorting to AMDs drivers, all I'd really like to see is some better video encoding.
Then again, Quicksync on Linux would be nice for my i3 too.
I'm not sure "in gallium" is the right boundary. There's also the GLSL IR vs TGSI question.
At the time we started working on GPU compute clover used LLVM exclusively so that was the obvious choice, particularly since we were looking at LLVM for SI shader compiler...
Francisco then refactored clover as a Gallium3D state tracker so TGSI was the obvious choice, particularly since the nouveau folks were *not* looking at LLVM at the time....
I imagine the Intel devs are looking at compute with IB and for them GLSL IR will presumably be the obvious choice, since they just finished designing and implementing it...
At last year's AFDS we talked about a proposed common IR for GPU/CPU compute we were going to support as part of our Heterogeneous System Architecture (HSA, previously FSA) initiative, so *that* might seem like an obvious choice if we get it right....
When we discussed this at the last XDS it seemed there hadn't been enough work done with compute to have a clear consensus on what IR should be used between GLSL IR, TGSI, LLVM, FSAIL/HSAIL or something else. We concluded that the best thing for now would be for all of us to get some experience running real world compute workloads on GPUs using whatever IR was most convenient then get back together in 12-18 months and try to converge on a single IR for graphics and compute.
There was probably an unspoken hope that we would get convergence on graphics IR first
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Ah, so, basicaly, we( we as in you, dont you just love when people say we but really they themselves aren't part of the "we") have no clue how demanding compute will be on the ir and in what way the ir will need to bend to effectivly operate.
can you tell me this then. i know we often hear about the ir languages probobly more so than any other componant of the graphics stack below the actual end user api's, but how inconviniant is it really to switch from one to the other? in a game engine it would be a real job to change out from ogl to dx, even from ogl to ogl es if ddone certain ways, but how much of a bother would it be for you to change amd compute back end frrom the llvm over to tgsi if that was the more unified aproch?
also, whats the chances someone will start slinging gcc ir in there as an option what with their plans to try and make a competing ir more like what llvm has?
The problem is that AFAIK essentially all of the "serious" GPU compute experience has been in proprietary stacks so far, generally using proprietary IRs. The source programming languages and runtime environments are evolving as well, which makes it even harder to leverage existig experience.
So far I haven't seen much in the way of *changing* IRs... it's more common to just translate from the new IR to whatever was being used before. If you look at the r3xx driver as an example, it was written around Mesa IR and when TGSI was introduced the developers added a TGSI-to-Mesa IR translator at the front of the Gallium3D driver and kept the existing shader compiler code.
This wasn't a matter of intertia though -- some of the IRs are structured as trees or linked lists which a compiler can work on directly (eg optimization steps) while others like TGSI are "flat" and intended for exchange between components rather than as an internal representation worked on directly by the compiler.
That breaks the problem down into two parts :
1. Should the IR be something suitable for direct use by compiler internals, or should it be something designed primarily for transmittal between driver components ?
The advantage of something "flat" like TGSI or AMDIL is that it is relatively independent of compiler internals. The disadvantage is that all but the simplest compilers will require a more structured IR internally and so translation to and from TGSI will be required at each component boundary. Complicating the matter is that while the extra translations seem like they would slow things down they only slow down the compilation step not the runtime execution. Compilation does not usually happen every time the shader is run - minimum is once at program startup, with recompilation sometimes needed when state info that affects shader code changes or if the driver's cache of compiled shaders fills up.
If the choice is something "flat" then TGSI is probably the most likely choice for the open source stacks. If a flat IR is *not* chosen, then we get to question 2...
2. Assuming a structured IR is used, which one should be used ?
This is where GLSL IR and LLVM IR enter the picture, and where the choice of shader compiler internals becomes a factor.
For graphics, the Intel devs were talking about feeding GLSL IR directly into the HW shader compiler for graphics.
Before you say "that's wierd", remember that the high level compiler in Mesa (the "OpenGL state tracker") generates GLSL IR directly which is then converted into TGSI or Mesa IR for use by HW layer drivers so using GLSL IR bypasses some translation steps. For graphics, "Classic" HW drivers use Mesa IR today while "Gallium3D" HW drivers use TGSI. Bottom line is that when you run a GL program on any option source driver the shader starts as GLSL IR then gets optionally translated to something else.
Clover, on the other hand, starts with Clang which generates LLVM IR directly, so the kernel starts as LLVM IR then gets optionally translated to something else.
Once you get down to the HW driver, the shader compiler is likely to need a structured IR such as GLSL IR or LLVM IR. You can see where this is going...
I doubt that gcc will get plumbed into the existing GL/CL driver stack but it seems pretty likely that gcc *will* end up generating GPU shader code and that runtime stacks will exist to get that code running on hardware. This may already have happened although I haven't seen anyone do it yet.
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well, then it seems like the obvious answer is if we cant have both a structured ir thats as easily transportable between componants (best of both worlds) then we have to use the right ir at the right time for the right solution.
i guess you have to take a step back and try to realize what the big picture is, what is it we want. regarding gallium3d, and i know thats excluding intel and anchient stuff, but what can you realy do about that, is we want a strong central structure that interconects various piecies that do specific functionalities (heres a opencl state tracker, heres a nvidia generation X driver, heres a windows xp winsys connector). this is what gallium3d was billed as. but it was intended for use initialy and primarily for the linux ecosystem, even if it wasn't locked into that specific role.
so in the linux ecosystem, we have some paid hardcore developers and we have a lot of hobbyists. hobbyists will never ever individualy on their own design a modern graphics driver thats competitive with todays standards, and thats ok. now as we have seen in the linux graphics stack over the past few years, paid hardcore developers have come a long way in creating a very competative graphics stack, but we really want hobbyists to be a part of that too, and while some have, i think a lot of people while willing a possibly able to conribute, still feel overwhelmed with the complexity of it all.
getting more the the point i guess, is that if tgsi is a simpler ir to transport between various componants, if i was a newcomer wanting to develop a componant, it would be easier to deal with tgsi. if it is then nessicary to convert it to something more specific to what i am doing, (whitch is what ive been hearing all along is that its too hard to create one all encompasing ir that is perfect for all state trackers and all hardware drivers), then that is what would hae to be done. at least then you could try to make your internal ir something specific to your hardware, for instance, i sure the nvfx/nv30 driver, with its ununified shader cores, is much diferent than the nv50 or nv0c or whatever.
it would be best if other parts of gallium had that same kind of mentality, for instance, memory management is one where initialy gallium was sold as being able to abstract memory management compleatly into the sinsys portion of the driver, but whate ive read before is that a lot of the memory management has been implemented in the hardware drivers usualy due to some feature missing from gallium or it just being easier for whoever is doing it to do it in the driver (im guessing proboobly a lot of that comes from the initial testing and learning stages).


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In general the weather is good all year and the trade winds ensure that the temperatures remain relatively mild. There is little variation in temperature year round, but the coolest months are December to February, while the hottest are June to August. The rainy season extends from May to November when there is a slight chance of hurricanes. Peak season is between December and April. Generally the northern and western islands, including New Providence Island, are cooler than the southern islands.
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New hack coming, mainly for faster non KMS .
Just got the patches, tested and working, although I don't see (subjectively) performance difference.
patch against .33-rc or radeon-testing
Patch against 20100113 (the previous patches from obscene_cnn).
New hack coming, mainly for faster non KMS .
New patches from Obscene_CNN, applies here and working. Not much more performance here YMMV.
Is there any sane reason these patches are being distributed as they are instead of as commits in a cloned git repo? github is free, gitorious is free, sourceforge git is free, google code git is free...
As I understand it xming is working on setting up a public git repo
If you set up a git repo, you may want to poke the Zen Kernel guys, as I guess Zen Kernel users are your target demographic which I assume is users looking for that extra 1% or 2% in performance.
Xming and I will probably do that once we get the git server up.
I have found that on my computer I have maxed out my video performance with Torcs racing sim on the Frosa track. I no longer get better FPS with further improvements. But I get a more responsive game. On tracks with simpler scenery the FPS seems to be still going up.
I attribute these changes to my GPU being maxed out for processing power on the Frosa track but I have more CPU cycles to do the simulation with. On tracks with simpler scenery I'm not saturating the GPU and with the CPU cycles saved I can feed the GPU more data.
I'm currently out of ideas on how to improve the KMS code path much more. I have however improved the non KMS code more and there also should be some slight improvements to r100, 300, and 500 chips do to these changes.
I'll probably have another set of patches by the this weekend.


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"Ready to race" in its purest form, the new 450 SMR provides perfect technology for the supermoto racetrack. For MY 2014, KTM has developed a brand new SMR. It is equipped with the very finest components that money can buy. The 450 SMR's barking DOHC single cylinder engine has been taken fairly straight from the powerful 450 SX-F motocross. The compact single's core is a high tech, DOHC cylinder head with titanium valves and DLC coated followers. That means an ultra-wide power band, a high redline and plenty of power from low engine speeds all the way to the maximum. The brand new chrome-molybdenum steel trellis frame with bolt-on aluminium subframe ensures maximum stability and the agility of a house fly. The 48 mm WP USD front forks and the fully adjustable linkage rear suspension guarantee full control in every track section. Sticky Dunlop slicks make for maximum traction, even when the radial, four-pot Magura front calliper chomps down mercilessly on the 310mm wave disc. In a word – out of the box and onto the grid. The 450 SMR is the invincible weapon for every supermoto race.
See full specifications on the model page.
What isn't there won't weigh you down – that is the philosophy of the 690 SMC R. A brawny single, a rugged frame, draped with only the most essential components – that is all it takes for great fun on road and track. And it is the way to achieve a sensational weight of hardly 140 kilos. No wonder the LC4 power plant from the 690 Duke has an extremely easy time propelling this hard core supermoto. Thanks to a new cylinder head with dual ignition and plug selective mapping, the MY 2014 690 SMC R has even more refinement, even better power control and an even greater fuel mileage. Its new ABS is distinguished by an extremely aggressive setup, combined with an effective roll-over protection. And the new WP front forks with separate damping circuits make adjusting the perfect set-up even easier because the rebound and compression damping stages do not influence each other. Carried over from the Enduro, the perfectly balanced layout with a self-supporting polymer tail tank ensures that skilled riders can sling the 690 SMC R effortlessly into any corner. An adult toy for experts!
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Birthday Order from Mandala. No Special Dark this time. I figure half a pound is enough and to let other people enjoy it.
250 gram Xiaguan Bao Yan Brick – 2006
250 gram Mandala Four Leaves Ripe Cake
250 gram Mandala Noble Mark Ripe Cake – 2012
100 gram Menghai Dayi Yellow Box Toucha 2009
357 gram Yi Pin Tang Qiao Mu – 2008
357 gram Jiu Wan Tong Qing – 2007
Black Beauty-4 ounces
Glass Mug with Infuser
Wow that looks like an awesome order. :)) Such restraint to wait until a couple of days after your birthday.
I know! I was rather proud I lasted this long :) I'm pretty bad when it comes to Mandala self control.
ZOMG, I want that much tea. Actually, I probably have way more than that. What I mean is that I want that much NEW tea. Enjoy!!
Birthday orders make aging worth it. I do, however, regret that I'm ordered out until I run out of something.
Oops. Well. It was only $11 something and four free samples.
I ordered this Sansa Stark blend: https://www.adagio.com/signature_blend/blend.html?blend=23892&SID=1068980c1594adc1675115941415e816
And then I had the red wedding sample, the konami sample, an apple black sample for some reason, and added green rooibos citron as my post this to Facebook tea.
Someone probly gifted you a free sample of the apple black. I have a peach oolong sitting in my cart for my soon to be new order. XD
it's from adagio apparently, I only have two friends on there who would even maybe look at my page, so I searched my email and they added it to my cart on May 28. I don't remember seeing this email AT ALL but I'll take it!
It's apparently sampler week for me (with the exception of 52 Teas, which I hadn't intended to buy either sigh)
52 Teas
Gingerbread Coffeecake
Watermelon Lu An Gua Pian
Teajo Teas
Juicy Peach Sample
Tropical Mango 2 oz
Very Raspberry Sample
Luscious Passion Fruit Sample
Persimmon Tree Tea
Black Sampler Set w/
Lychee Burst
French Vanilla Bean
Peach Apple Crisp
Vintage Black
Jasmine Passion
Green Sampler Set w/
Jasmine Pearls
Green Caramel
Green Pineapple
Green Pomegranate
White Sampler Set w/
Coconut Creme
White Peony
White Peach
Rose Mojito
Silver Needle
Mandala: Morning Sun and Black Pearl (some samples! How nice)
Butiki: 1991 Da Ye Aged Oolong (mmmmm!) and Guayusa (a sample of their Premium Taiwanese Assam that has such a great rating)
Verdant: Spring Harvest Laoshan Green and Yu Lu Yan Cha black
I'm dying I need the rest of the packages to come :x
Oh goodness i know! I had samples of them and had to buy more… Both are becoming regulars u_u
Oh geeze, I bought a yixing pot. I almost got a gaiwan too.
A headache at that, they had the yixing both on yunnansourcing's us and china site, but the gaiwan on the china site. I number crunched to figure which would be cheaper with faster shipping without killing me or waiting 70 day shipping.
Ended up with http://www.yunnansourcing.us/store/product.php?id_product=119 $56 after shipping (USPS parcel).
and I'll wait to buy the gaiwan I want on the other yunnansourcing site.
Nice. I wish the china site's shipping wasn't so awful. There's a few gaiwan there (specifically a travel set with lotus on it) I wanted to get, but the shipping I think was almost double what the actual items would cost. Even if I was just getting the travel set. /sigh/
But the one you got is definitely a cute little teapot. What're you planning on brewing in it?
Either a sheng pu'er or oolong. Now I will have two yixing pots, I have more options, as I'm undecided what to do with my current pot!
Ugg at the china site.. I thought buying more would save shipping but the price goes up with each item! it was $27 to ship my teapot and gaiwan, or wait 70 days for $17 shipping. I'm not sure which one is more ugly of an option. I wish the US site would have more items for sale so we save time and shipping.
Yeah. Well, here's to crossing our fingers that they do start getting more stuff on the us site. Like what they carry on their china site. Lol.
The Root Beer Float rooibos from Della Terra. It's my summer celebration tea.
So much stuff from harneys, flavoured blacks, boston, fruits d'alsace, the de-caf cinnamon spice, the regular cinnamon spice and black vanilla ea in the big bag, various fruity herbals for iced tea…..I got $5 off tho…..yup……
Additional paypal damage today: I snagged 52 Tea's Strawberry Daiquiri Honeybush. I do like their honeybush blends. Hopefully no more tea buys for awhile.
Just ordered a little of this because why not :)


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If you go to http://kernel.org/ and look for a "stable" kernel, you get 3.7.3. Not supporting it is not the right thing to do.
If you go to http://kernel.org/ and look for a "stable" kernel, you get 3.7.3. Not supporting it is not the right thing to do.
You find em inside the ubuntu packageing.
There are 5 patches inside, but only 2 are active when you look into debian/dkms.conf.in.
I run Debian Testing and i have the 3.7.3-trunk-686 kernel installed from the experimental repos. Today i installed the 13.1 driver from the experimental repos and works perfectly (installed for both 3.6 and 3.7 kernels), so they probably patched it already it seems.
Previously the 12.11 driver wasnt compiling on 3.7 unless i applied the patch.
Debian added the 3.7 patch for -1, if you get -2 then it should contain the 3.8 patch as well.
As a new Windows Legacy Catalyst is available
Windows Legacy Catalyst 13.1
I just checked the Linux driver page and there is also a new one listed as Catalyst 13.1
Linux Legacy Catalyst 13.1
Contrary to the Windows driver, the version on the top of the page still says "Version 12.6" but is called "Revision number 13.1".
Apparently the driver is still stuck to kernel 3.4 and X.Org 1.12.
Overall 13.1 from the Debian repo is working quite well for me (except that amdcccle could not handle my multi-monitor configuration and I had to set everything in xorg.conf.)
But when I just ran Unigine Heaven 3.0 via the PTS I got horrible tearing and flickering. At any time the main screen is about half black and half rendered. Does anybody have an idea what could cause this? The Vsync option in amdcccle didn't change anything.


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An oval surface for skating or bicycle racing. Original roller derby used such a surface. The pitch or angle of the curves decreases the centripetal forces created by the object in motion. Size depends on the type of race occuring on the track.
The speeds possible on a banked track far out pace those on a flat surface. As the pitch of the turns increases so does the speed potential.
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The much-debated, proposed subdivision in Lower Rock Creek Canyon was approved by the Mono County Board of Supervisors Dec. 21, but only after some extensive changes to the plan.
The subdivision, proposed by longtime Eastern Sierra developer John Hooper, is located at the old Paradise Restaurant and Resort site.
The 29-acre project, with proposed market-rate homes that will mostly replace the old rental cabins there, has been relatively controversial.
When things get all gnarly, you'd think the cops would get all grumpy.
Not so, according to Police Chief Dan Watson, a former officer with Los Angeles Police Department. Instead, they have a ball.
"I've worked some really busy nights in L.A.," Watson said.
"On a really busy night, with all kinds of crime, with officers going from one call to another. That's a fun night. It's what we're here for.
"We don't have that kind of activity here in Mammoth. But what I sensed on the radio, everybody was out there.
It had a little bit of the feeling of a come to Jesus meeting, when people of like mind come together to praise their gods.
In this case, it was the gods of rock climbing. And one of the disciples, Peter Croft, gave a slide show and riveting sermon on various rock routes in the Eastern Sierra.
Croft inaugurated the new and already popular Adventure Slide Show Series started by Jim Barnes, Tuesday night, Jan. 4, at the Snowcreek Athletic Club.
After reading the book, Too Many Tamales, the third grade students in Mammoth Elementary School's Dual Immersion classes had their annual Tamale Fest on Dec. 9.
Fifty-eight hardworking chefs almost doubled last year's number by making a whopping 392 chicken, pork and chile-cheese tamales!
As usual, none of this would have been possible without the support of our dedicated parents.
Bullying in school can make some children's lives so miserable, they don't want to even get up in morning, let alone go to school to learn.
It can lead to depression and other serious mental health problems, and even, as a recent string of high-profile suicides across the country, show, the death of young people.
Mammoth Unified School District is hoping to once again step up its anti-bullying efforts, beginning next week with a series of films shown at all the district's campuses.
The films will be shown: • Jan. 10 from 6-7 p.m. at Mammoth Elementary School
The Mono Narcotic Enforcement Team (MONET) concluded several investigations over the past week resulting in six search warrants in the town of Mammoth Lakes. These search warrant investigations lead to seven arrests.
William Crosby, 63, of Mammoth Lakes, was arrested for the sales of marijuana, possession of marijuana for sale, and cultivation of marijuana. Mr. Crosby was the co-owner/operator of Mammoth420.com and is alleged to have been operating outside the State's Medical Marijuana laws.
Mono County has a new state Senator, Republican Ted Gaines.
Gaines not only won the 1st Senate District election overall, he also won in Mono County, with 54.7 percent of the vote as compared to Democrat Ken Cooley's 45.3 percent.
District-wide, the vote was 81,945 votes (63.2 percent) for Gaines, with Cooley receiving 47,743 votes (36.8 percent).


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Every man needs a go-to joke.
Going To Heaven A preacher goes into a bar and says: "Anybody who wants to go to heaven, stand up." Everybody stands up except for a drunk in the corner. The preacher says: "My son, don't you want to go to heaven when you die?" The drunk says: "When I die? Sure. I thought you were taking a load up now."
A Lawyer In The Family For three years, the young attorney had been taking his brief vacations at this country inn. The last time he'd finally managed an affair with the innkeeper's daughter. Looking forward to an exciting few days, he dragged his suitcase up the stairs of the inn, then stopped short. There sat his lover with an infant on her lap! "Helen, why didn't you write when you learned you were pregnant?" he cried. "I would have rushed up here, we could have gotten married, and the baby would have my name!" "Well," she said, "when my folks found out about my condition, we sat up all night talkin' and talkin' and decided it would be better to have a bastard in the family than a lawyer."
Sleeping It Off After a heavy night at the pub, a drunken man decides to sleep off his drunkenness at a local hotel. He approaches the reception desk, takes care of the formalities and heads off to his suite. Several minutes later, the drunk staggers back to the reception desk and demands his room be changed. "But sir," said the clerk, "you have the best room in the hotel." "I insist on another room!" said the drunk. "Very good, sir. I'll change you from 502 to 525. Would you mind telling me why you don't like 502?" asked the clerk. "Well, for one thing," said the drunk, "it's on fire."
Getting Screwed Two attorneys were walking out of a bar when a beautiful young lady walks by. One attorney turns to his associate and comments: "Boy, I would like to screw her! The other attorney thinks for a second and says: "Out of what"?
Nicknames There are these three girls, and their boyfriends all have the same name. In order to keep them from getting confused, they decided to give their boyfriends nicknames. So they ask the first girl what she called her boyfriend: "I call my man 7-UP," she says. "Why do you call him that?" "Because he's seven inches long and is always up," she explains. They ask the second girl what she calls her man. She says: "I call my man Mountain Dew." "Why do you call your man that?" they ask. She responds: "Because he likes to Mount me and to Do me." They ask the third girl the same thing and she says: "I like to call my man Jack Daniels." They look at her puzzled and say: "Why do you call your man that? Jack Daniels is a Hard Liquor." "Exactly," she says.
Camel Time There was a tour bus in Egypt that stopped in the middle of a town square. The tourists are all shopping at the little stands surrounding the square. One tourist looks at his watch, but it is broken, so he leans over to a local who is squatted down next to his camel: "What time is it, sir?" The local reaches out and softly cups the camel's genitals in his hand, and raises them up and down: "It's about 2:00," he says. The tourist can't believe what he just saw. He runs back to the bus, and sure enough it is 2:00 p.m. He tells a few of the fellow tourists his story: "The man can tell the time by the weight of the camel's genitals! One of the doubting tourists walks back to the local and asks him the time, the same thing happens: It is 2:05.p.m. He runs back to tell the story. Finally, the bus driver wants to know how it is done. He walks over and asks the local how he knows the time from the camel's genitals. The local says: "Sit down here and grab the camel's genitals. Now, lift them up in the air. Now, look underneath them to the other side of the courtyard, where that clock is hanging on the wall..."
Nude Gambling Two casino dealers are at the craps table when a cute blonde comes over and says: "I want to bet $20,000 on a single roll of the dice. But, if you don't mind, I'd I feel much luckier if I were completely nude." They agree to her unusual request and she strips naked from the neck down, and rolls the dice. Then she screams: "I won! I won!" She starts jumping up and down, hugs each of the dealers, and then picks up her money and her clothes and walks away. For a minute the two dealers stare at each other. Then the first one says: "What did she roll, anyway?" The second dealer says: "I don't know. I thought you were watching."
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San Diego to Anaheim.
Two 55-seat coaches transported the Vertigo crew to Anaheim this afternoon. It's not a long drive but the journey was quiet as many people took naps en route. I sat with Diana Scrimgeour, the photographer who put together the book ìU2 Showî which was published a few months ago. It's a large tome that visually documents every U2 production since the beginning and she's done a wonderful job in capturing the essence of U2's live journey. I jokingly call her ëmy biographer' as of course the book is as much a chronicle of my work-life as U2's. She's here to take photos for a trade magazine called ìTotal Productionî and with her is the editor Mark Cunningham who will be interviewing all and sundry. There are now quite a few of these entertainment industry technical magazines, with enticing names such as ìLighting Dimensionsî, ìDiodes Todayî and ìGel and Filament Weeklyî. Much as the contents would be guaranteed to bore the arse off the general public, they do serve a function within the industry to help us keep an eye on what's going on.
The hotel we are staying at is a pleasant enough freeway-side place, walking distance from nowhere, stranded in the middle of the desolate cultural wasteland that encompasses Disneyland and the Crystal Cathedral. Another night in the ìLosers Loungeî was not to be borne, so I investigated the possibilities of local fine dining. The teenager behind the reception desk recommended the adjoining Sports Grill, but finding it hard to believe that this could be a source of haute cuisine I spread the net a little wider.
The concierge recommended a place called the White House in Anaheim which could not only meet the culinary standard, but had a courtesy car that could come to pick us up. Deal done. 20 minutes later we get the call and head out to find a huge white stretch-limo waiting for us, white leather seats, onboard cocktail bar, the lot. So, in low-key tasteful style we cruised to the restaurant, barely able to remain continent. The grub was great, though, so we left sated and the pimp-mobile drove us home.
Predictably, our arrival and dismount was witnessed by the Vertigo rigging crew who were just returning from the venue. Such public blowing of cool was monumentally embarrassing, but then again they probably imagine that I travel like this all the time.
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