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EdgeStar Full Size Built-In Kegerator - Black and Stainless Steel
Serve up cold draft beer in the comfort of your own home using the EdgeStar Full Size Built-In Kegerator (KC7000SS). Due to its thoughtful design, quality components, and front ventilation, this unit is the perfect addition to your home bar, kitchen, or man cave.
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(1) 5 lb. Luxfer CO2 tank, (1) dual-gauge regulator, (1) D Sankey coupler, (1) NSF PVC beer line, (1) red CO2 line, (1) stainless steel beer tower, (1) 304 stainless steel faucet, & (1) black tap handleDurable Construction:
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LED interior lighting illuminates your keg(s) and components while consuming less energy and not emitting any heat, so the temperature of your keg(s) will remain uncompromisedReversible Door w/ Lock:
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This keg refrigerator can fill up most full size half barrel kegs, oversized beveled edge kegs, pony kegs, or slim quarter kegs, and up to three sixth barrel kegs. Your keg can also be configured for up to three Cornelius kegs, one slim quarter and 1 sixth barrel keg, and one slim quarter and one Cornelius keg
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- Temperature range: 32 - 60ºFBlack cabinet & stainless steel door
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- Four (4) casters includedPossible keg configurations: 1 full size keg, 1 oversized beveled edge keg, 1 quarter keg, 1 slim quarter keg, up to 3 sixth barrel kegs, up to 3 Cornelius kegs, 1 slim quarter w/ 1 sixth barrel keg, 1 slim quarter w/ 1 Cornelius keg
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Jean-Marc |
To be the fastest guy on the block, iSonic 111 is spot on with a 7.5 and an 8.5 sail whereas iSonic 122 is spot on with a 7.8 and a 9.0 sail in pretty windy conditions. Both would be a sinker anyway for 115 kg. If you want a safety buoyancy margin, iSonic 144 would be a semi-sinker for 115 kg (not the fastest of all but still faster than a Formula IMHO). Cheers! JM |
13th June 2008 08:08 AM | |
Screamer |
SteveC Yes he's super heavyweight, and in isolation 144 is the board. But: 1. He already has a bigger board (Formula) 2. He already sail a 130lit board (and he doesn't complain about volume from what he says) That's why I recommended 133. But that isn't available. If the choice is only these two boards, go for the AB although I don't know that board. 2007 iSonic will be too much "free formula", less real slalom I guess |
13th June 2008 12:29 AM | |
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James, no problem. You're right that the both iS133 and iS122 seemed to be possible candidates mentioned by the original poster, and between these two the iS133 would be more suited. I guess my suggestion targeting the iS144 was predicated more on what the optimum board would be for such a heavy guy. Given the bottom line choices mentioned in post #15, it seems to be more of an apples and oranges thing with very little room to move. Frankly, when considering an important investment like this, I like to go for the optimum, even if that might mean spending more or having to wait for an order. |
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SteveC- I agree that the 2008 iS 144 would be the best for a huge guy like unregistered. I only recommended the 133 because I thought his choices were between the 133 and a 2007 iS 145, which, like Jean-Marc says, is a nearly 90 cm wide Free Formula. Between the 07 iS 145 and the AB + 80 I don't know which would be best for unregistered. I guess it depend on whether or not he can slog and uphaul with just 134 liters. |
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Ok guys, thank you for your advice but I'm still hesitation and I have to decide myself very soon. Considering that I have only the choice in my local area to get one of these boards : - Isonic 145 (starboard 07) 224x88,5x145 ltrs - AB + 80 (Anders Bringdal design 07) 235x80x134 ltrs Which one would you take considering that : - I have a Formula board with 11m - I'm 115 kg - I want to sail the new board with 7,5/8,5 and maybe 7,8/9,0 later on - I want something really faster than my formula Any advice appreciated ! |
12th June 2008 12:19 PM | |
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Don't be fooled by the width of a board to say it's closer to a slalom or to a Formula. Rails shape and thickness, scoop-rocker line, outline, etc... are all key features as well. 2007 iSonic 145 : (free)Formula >>> slalom 2008 iSonic 144 : slalom >>> (free)Formula For a heavy weight >90 kg, iSonic 144 is spot on WRT iSonic 133 IMHO as a large slalom board. Cheers ! JM |
12th June 2008 06:37 AM | |
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James, You must be kidding recommending a iS133 over a iS144 for such a super heavy guy, given virtually the same outline shape. Do you imagine that he's super powered up most of the time?. |
12th June 2008 02:28 AM | |
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Ok, I guess the 2007 145 would be too similar to your formula... I'm remembering now it was very wide and looked more like an F-type than the other isonics. I'll go with Screamer in reckoning that the 133 from either 2007 or 2008 would be fine for what you want (a fast slalom board for a 253 lb guy). |
12th June 2008 12:26 AM | |
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"I'd like something really fast and which feels like a slalom board, not a formula but would an Isonic 133 or 122 be suitable for me with 7,8 and 9,0 ?" Given your weight, I would think that the 2008 iS144 would be your optimum pick. It virtually the same outline shape as the iS133, but its added volume specifically targets heavyweights for light wind slalom. Regarding your concern that a board like the iS144 is too close to formula, I think that it's important to remember that the iS144 will be focused more on reaching rather the upwind/downwind attitude of formula. In light of the fact that you pointed out that a 2007 iS145 was board available in your area, you might want to query a bit more about the pluses and minuses between the iS144 and the iS145 before making your decision. |
11th June 2008 05:01 PM | |
Screamer | I don't think that 5cm will make a huge difference by itself, but I believe 2008 133 is a much improved board. Some users reported 2007 was hard to get planing, this is supposedly better now with the dual flat planing section. |
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Frankly said, nobody tested it on notebook chips so far. The DRM at least has microcode for RS780, I just verified.
You can try to run r600_demo, but you will have to add your pci ID in r600_demo.c - it's easy to spot where. I assume an RS780 is closest to an RV610 or so. Technically, it comes after an RV635, but it probably doesn't have vertex caches, like an RV610.
Basically, bug reports are always welcome
Currently there is no list for r600_demo, there probably will never be one. Best chances are on dri-devel, or on the radeonhd list.
Before coming to ATI I was actually visited by a team of lawyers demanding royalty payments for the use of "their IP", which was XOR-ing a cursor image onto the screen. At the time I ran a small company designing & building graphics cards and accelerators for other companies selling Mac upgrades.
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Hello, thanks for the answer.
I added the pci ID of my card, now it is not an untested chip anymore, but it still does not work.
I installed the R600/700 branches of radeonhd and drm and there are not errors in the xorg.0.log, drm seems to load successful. I assume that there is something with the DRM not ready for my card yet. Also the xserver freezes within 2-20 seconds if I start x with exa enabled. I can move the mouse then, but nothing else. I think DRM is not ready for my device, yet.
Here is the Xorg.0.log of the try to log in with exa enabled: http://pastebin.ca/1297086
...and the try with r600_demo:
Thanks for your hard work! I'm looking forward to paint my personal triangle
I'm a git n00b. How does one get the r6xx-r7xx-support branch? I have a spare distro and I'd like to play around with it. I tried
git checkout -b r6xx-r7xx-support
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You don't typically use checkout with git to get the source. What you ususally want to do is clone the branch. Are you trying to get the radeonhd branch?
NVM: I figured it out. I needed to create a local tracking branch, switch to it, and then fetch and pull.
Thanks again.
Last edited by DanL; 01-02-2009 at 08:19 PM.
Uh... I can't remember how to extract a branch from the trunk, so I would recommend just cloning the branch.
Oh, OK. Hope you can help with the driver!
Last edited by TechMage89; 01-02-2009 at 08:26 PM.
It wasn't immediately clear to me how to clone a remote (and non-master) branch. If I did this wrong, please share the correct way. Here's what I did:
I then noted that the r600 files were now in the src directory and proceeded to build as usual. (autogen.sh, make, make install).Code:git checkout -b <CHOOSE_A_NAME_FOR_LOCAL_BRANCH> origin/r6xx-r7xx-support git fetch git pull
I added options for DRI and EXA into my xorg.conf. I rebooted and the X server wouldn't start. Here's the log:
I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty), which has a 2.6.28 kernel, Mesa from a git snapshot on 12/09, and Xserver 22.214.171.124.
The new code seems to crash if DRI is not available -- either because the "DRI" option is not enabled in the xorg conf, or because the proper drm module was not available.
In your case you had <Option "DRI"> in the conf properly but drm did not open -- did you build and install the drm kernel module from the 6xx-7xx branch of mesa/drm ?


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Improving User Experience in Manuals
The manual: possibly the most awkward part of a user's experience with a product. People avoid manuals whenever possible and designers try to build interfaces that need not rely on them. And yet, users and designers would certainly agree that you simply must provide a proper manual.
The manual can be a powerful tool for unleashing the full potential of an application, something of benefit to users and vendors. Why is it, then, that manuals so often seem to confuse users rather than help them?
Let's look at the most common difficulties faced by technical writers, and how to best deal with them to improve the user experience of manuals.
The Style: Book vs. Booklet
Before even touching the content of the manual, stylistic attributes can be decisive in convincing users to pick up and read the manual rather than trying to figure out the interface on their own (and calling customer service if they can't).
If the manual remotely resembles a telephone book in size, chances are that users won't bother reading it. Still, you shouldn't sacrifice content for brevity. Manuals have to be comprehensive for a reason. If users accidentally click on a button that triggers a possibly dangerous process that is not covered in your manual, questions of security and liability will arise.
If you feel that the functionality of the product requires a very big manual, it's worth providing a quick start guide along with it. Give users a general map of the interface and explain its basic functions so they can explore without a risk of breaking things.
Something that will add pages to your manual is white space. There is value in line-spacing in between paragraphs or as margins. Used properly, white space can increase both reading performance and comprehension, but be careful not use too much of it.
Consider the fonts, too. A common practice is to use serif font types for print, and sans-serif fonts for online body text, but when it comes to font types and sizes, personal preferences simply vary. Know what has worked well in the past and be open to experimenting. Most importantly, test your choices with users.
The Table of Contents: Logical vs. Consistent
Technical writers usually recommend structuring the table of contents in a clear hierarchical manner. Good advice, but it requires a little more elaboration.
The table of contents in the manual and in the product interface need to maintain a complementary information architecture. The manual structures the functionality thematically while the interface structures it visually. If the thematic structure of the table of contents is not consistent with the visual structure of the interface, it can confuse users.
For example, in versions of Microsoft Word prior to 2007, in order to add a header or footer, you had to go to the View menu and check the Header or Footer entries to format the page accordingly. Headers and footers were treated by the interface as a formative part of a page. With the introduction of the Ribbon Interface in 2007, this changed slightly. In order to add a header or footer in Word 2007 and later, the standard way is to click on the Insert tab within the Ribbon and then the Header or Footer icon.
Headers and footers are now treated as external items and grouped in the same tab with other external items, like pictures, charts, tables, and symbols, that are typically viewed as additional (not formative) elements of a page.
The question is how and whether to reflect this change in the table of contents. Logically, it would seem perfectly fine to set up a chapter called "Formatting the Page" with subsections for Headers and Footers, and a chapter called "Inserting Items" with the subsections Pictures, Charts, and Tables. This, however, would contradict the visual structure of the interface at hand.
It would be better to include subsections in the chapter "Inserting Items" that accurately correspond to the interface, namely Pages, Tables, Illustrations, Links, Headers and Footers, Text, Symbols, etc… This would avoid confusion and strengthen the users ability to create a mental map of where to access a certain kind of functionality.
The Instructions: Goal-oriented vs. Descriptive
Usually, the idea behind instruction manuals is to present a specific goal to the users guide them, step by step, toward it. While this approach works well for some workflows or even entire applications, sometimes a more descriptive approach may be more appropriate when goals are less clearly defined.
For example, the classic case of a goal-oriented workflow is the installation process. The goal, installing the application successfully, is clearly defined, and there is likely very little deviation along the way. The interfaces of many installation wizards are indeed designed to take you through a fixed, chronological sequence of steps.
Goal-oriented workflows are often communicated by the application itself with success messages like "installation successful" or "transfer complete." Other workflows are best for products and services with goals that are not as clearly defined, like productivity applications.
Users working with productivity applications often have the goal of creating great looking documents, videos, presentations, etc, which is a fuzzier concept to break down. Using smaller sub-goals won't help very much either. When writing a manual for a productivity application, you will have to teach users about the different functionalities the program provides and how to easily control them.
Take, for example, the color picker in Photoshop.
The interface itself does not communicate any particular goal other than the ability to manipulate the color properties of the selected area in one way or the other. You will have to break down or chunk the interface element at hand into areas that represent different types of functionality and sub-functionality. In the case of the color picker above, you would have to explain what the color field to the left represents and how it relates to the color slider in the middle. The color notation or color values (Hue, Saturation, RGB, CYMK, etc …) to the right also need to be explained.
In situations where a goal is pretty much up to the users to define, a more descriptive instructional method will allow them to better find their way around in the application and experiment with all the available tools and settings until they achieve a result they are happy with.
The Language: Technical vs. Colloquial
Technical writers often suggest using simple language devoid of technical jargon that users may not be familiar with. Very good advice, but a couple of things should be considered.
Often, the interface itself may use a very technical language. In this situation, in order to maintain consistency, the best thing you can do is to explain the technical terms in a glossary. Although cross-referencing can become tedious to users, this is usually the most acceptable solution. It's not to hard to navigate a glossary and the alternative—explaining the technical terms wherever they fall in the text—can easily clutter your instructions and simply get in the way if users happen to be familiar with the term or concept.
Using a language that is too casual can also work against you. Some technical writers, such as David Pogue, use a rather conversational style, and while it's not impossible to be both entertaining and instructive, be aware of the risks involved.
Being entertaining is great, but users will probably want to read your manual to simply get their work done as quickly and efficiently as possible. They will have to follow sequences of commands and results, a fundamental principle of human-computer interaction that holds true irrespective of the instructional method you choose.
Anything that goes beyond teaching users in these easy-to-understand sequences of commands and results entails the risk of distracting them, especially if your remarks are quite entertaining. With everything you write, entertaining or not, try to always keep it closely related to either the command or result you are trying to explain. This will ensure that your writing is engrossing and efficient.
The Structure: Uniform vs. Segmented
A novel is supposed to be read from the first line straight through to the last. A manual, by contrast, should allow users to quickly find what they want while skipping past undesired information. If your manual is consistently divided into meaningful segments, it can increase user comprehension while making it easier to skip unwanted information.
Headers are necessarily short and may not always give users enough of a clue as to whether a chapter or section contains information they are looking for. It makes sense, then, to always include a short summary of a couple of lines at the beginning of a chapter or section, preferably indicated with a bold "Summary:". This way, users will not have to read the entire chapter. This is also a good place to make users aware of possible dangers attached to certain functions or how they relate to other functions.
You can also use the principle of meaningful consistency to further structure and refine the instructions. For example, always put commands and results in separate sentences. Always make commands, and only commands, bold. Always indent your instructions. Always use bulleted lists for options and numbered lists for chronologically fixed steps. Always place pictures beneath the respective instruction, never above.
Lastly, consider your appendices. Sections such as indices, FAQs, troubleshooting sections, and glossaries are popular among users because they have a familiar and consistent structure (Q&A, alphabetical, error & solution, etc.), which makes them easy to scan and to navigate. Interestingly enough, this is the one area where you should deliberately deviate from the principle of maintaining consistency with your interface. Instead, work with the users to find the keywords, synonyms, and questions they are most likely to look up first.
Final Thoughts
User manuals play a crucial role in user experience—not just with the manual itself, but also with the product. Unfortunately, manuals are often a source of frustration rather than assistance. Every application is different and requires a different approach. Although there are many useful tips for technical writers, the difficulty is to knowing which advice to follow and when to follow it.
Technical writers need to be involved in the development of an application right from the outset, so that they truly understand how it works. This will yield better results than handing them a finished product and a deadline. Only then will they be able to use their analytic and linguistic skills to simplify these processes for the users and turn the manual into the powerful tool it was always meant to be.
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Hi Andy and thanks for your comment,
You are right that users will always have to follow some kind of procedures, or sequences of commands and results, as I called it, whether it is to install an application or to paint with a brush. And those procedures should also always happen within a proper context, which you could explain at the very beginning of a chapter.
However, bear in mind that different applications serve different purposes, and ideally, this should also be reflected in your instructions.
When goals are more or less up to the users to define, as it is the case with great looking documents and productivity applications, then users should feel encouraged to experiment with the available tools until they are happy with the result. In order to give them this confidence, you will have to put more emphasis on the descriptions, not so much on the procedures.
Take, for example, your own procedural topic "Setting up a custom canvas color". The procedure to set a custom color is rather short as users would merely have to bring up the color picker, choose a color and confirm their selection. However, the descriptions and the conceptual information about color fields and color sliders, color models and HTML notations and how the users can control and experiment with them is actually longer and also what makes the application interesting and gives users the confidence to explore and experiment with it.
Now, by contrast, consider a disc burning application. The goal is to transfer a set of files onto an optical medium in a way that renders them playable on the target device. This goal, however, is not defined by the user as much as it is defined by Sony, Toshiba, Panasonic, etc … In order for your disc to be playable on the target device it will have to fulfill certain specifications. In this case, experimenting too much could rather lead to frustration and wasted CDs.
So instead, as both the application and you as a technical writer know best what works well on the target device in terms of compatibility and quality, emphasize the procedure that will produce the right disc type and spare users from trial-and-error. And while I am sure that there are many interesting conceptual things to know about ISO-standards, codec algorithms and the NTSC/PAL dichotomy, in this case, I would recommend to keep the explanations to a minimum.
One thing that can, of course, mess with the above-stated binary is if the application is not properly designed. If controlling the functionality in a productivity application, an essential task, requires long, complicated procedures, then, as Sarah Maddox correctly pointed out, there is likely a problem with the UI and you as a technical writer could point this out to the developers.
You are right that my article is rather basic but you should not therefore dismiss the above-stated binary so easily. I would say that it is a useful and accurate guideline to allow technical writers to balance procedural and conceptual information. Hope this helps.
Great write up of some of the basic considerations to keep in mind when planning user assistance deliverables, Anastasios!
I do think that you introduce a bit of a false binary when discussing "The Instructions: Goal-oriented vs. Descriptive" when there is always a place for both in well crafted technical writing. Goal oriented (or task oriented) procedures are key to helping users perform the tasks they need to perform to reach their goals, while descriptive information provides context and detailed options that can be considered while performing those tasks.
In your example of a color picker, I can see having a procedural help topic for "Setting a Custom Canvas Color" that would outline the steps that user needs to take to perform that task. That task would be much easier for a novice user if there was an additional topic along the lines of "Color Picker Overview" or "Understanding the Color Picker".
I love of these tips can be applied to online user manuals as well, good stuff.
Many (most?) products that are web-based offer only online user manuals, and I've noticed that many of these companies have cross-functional people on their team create the user manuals rather than technical writers. I made a free template for these individuals, and I'm going to have to incorporate your ideas into it: http://www.getconvey.com/resources/free-user-guide-template
Hallo Anastasios
Thanks for an interesting read! I'm a technical writer, and I can certainly identify with the quandaries that you've described. We're continually re-evaluating and re-designing our documentation to suit our audiences and the company goals. That's an important part of the job.
In reply to the last paragraph, I'd say, 'Yes!' And more: If we involve tech writers from the outset, tech writers can contribute to the design of the UI. Being the people who explain to users how to perform a certain task, tech writers gain an advanced knowledge of processes and of how people go about doing things. If a tech writer sees that she will have to write a long and convoluted document explaining how to do something, there's probably an issue with the UI. By adjusting the UI design up front, we can reduce the requirement for documentation and improve the customers' experience.
Thanks for the article. May I have permission to translate your article into Korean and use it on my blog?
Very well written. I recently was in the throes of writing technical manuals for BI Tool for a multi-national marketing agency. While I became intimately familiar with the product itself, there were some hurdles. It was a tough slog, in part because of the cross-section of end-users across varying levels of technical capability, as well as the diverse industry jargon in the various departments and silos. Many terms were NOT mutually exclusive - especially considering the global distribution of the manuals.
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That is a number, to show that I am not interested in sacrificing performance after 0.2ms. I know some people would want to go lower, and talk about 5uS latency. That is not what this is about.
At 0.2ms things are pretty much virtually hardware. Things feel as responsive as a vintage Amiga 500, and then you have that whole crowd. And that low-jitterlevels inspired a generation of multimedia artists, we really don`t see today. Whenever someone nostalgically mentions Amiga, it is mostly because it is a low-jitter machine. Non-interrupted animations, instant sound when key pressed. That pretty much raises the overall computing experience, to where quality software is more likely to happen. And I do believe that is why that happened on Amiga.
Ofcourse also arcade-machines without jitter, might be more a comparison today. For instance Virtuafighther etc. Well it`s been a long time ago since I played arcades, but Doom 3 feels more like a hardware arcade, than any dull highlevel-PC. Which also means that highlevel-programming has reached the point of virtually being similar to assembly-coded hardware, which I also find to be an interesting point.
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PS: I do like C and portability, but you know, some people are always going to make wild high-level contructs and emulate the universe, before sending text to screen.
Two situations here:
1) You have 30 FPS in game X, but frome time to time you see lags (usually when lots of things happen == most important parts of gameplay)
2) You have 25 FPS in game X, all smooth, this is from any given frame to next eclipse same amount of time.
Which one you choose?
Well that depend on type of game. Solitare .... But generally games that require immediate action based on sound and video benefit from 2) scenario.
That is why good (hardware) benchmarking sites depart from reporting FPS and present some mathematical derivations, like medians, avrgs, or min/max.
We aren`t even talking about 5fps here, and some benchmarks even show higher.
I can tell you a little background for this, for those who are amused by such stories.
I remember getting an Amiga 500, at the time it was becoming popular. Then I had already used c64 for quite some time. (Since I was a child of 6-7 years).
I remember playing this on c64.
"Mega Apocalypse".
It was running completely smooth all the time, with samples, etc.
With the c64 1mhz CPU.
The Amiga had 7mhz CPU, and a more customizable palette. Usually 32 colors. But games like Psygnosis Obliterator, would be really slow, and run choppy. Still it was a progress in technology, but still, I thought the c64 game, was cooler. I think at that time, I started thinking about suboptimal highlevel constructs, and jitter.
Ofcourse many later learned how to push the Amiga, and made it perform as smooth as a c64. Including Psygnosis. Even tetris games (twintris) was fun because of it.
Now most of us have more than 5ghz machines. Yet it has problems, performing as good. Yes we have good high level constructs as OpenGL now. And obviously I have made it run very good. However how can anyone accept framejitter, and a computing-experience worse, than a c64 at 1mhz.
That is really what inspires my low-jitter configs, which btw are quite good these days.
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PS: Even games were made in basic on c64, that had no slowdowns. Imagine interpreted basic, on a 1mhz CPU, can do lower-jitter than a modern pc. (well on many PCs )
On PC, you might notice a similar point, when running a game in MSDOS, vs on windows, where it would perform poorer.
Peace Be With YOu.
On c64 I remember you had to do clever stuff with interrupts to do smooth scrolling. What has happened since then? Someone please update me!
I would really like to know which benchmarks you run to compare kernels. I just played a few levels using dhewm3 and a card below midrange (gt630 kepler) and still have got 60 fps with a kernel with u default config. I did not notice input lags or whatever. As doom3 is very rarely played online (4 players max with default game, 8 with addon), maybe you could say something about quake live - but there the gfx card does not need to be so fast and i doubt the kernel config is so extremely important. Right now default u config means 250 HZ setting, thats 4 times faster than a tft refreshrate. What changes do you do to your kernel?
But the benchmark does include a standard error. And, looking at the full results, it does show that the low jitter kernel usually reduces it, but the difference is very slight. On Prey it seems to make the largest difference of 0.06 FPS smoothing while eating 0.36 FPS. On the other hand, with Ultra quality Xonotic, it makes everything worse, both the framerate and smooth framerate.


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Welcome back...delightful design.
Turducken is actually the exact name of a variety of cat food ... I had no idea the company uses such rare birds to feed cats!;) Nice textures, especially on the body.
I did this as a pencil sketch earlier on in the year for our dear Miss Jadenkale. I ended up liking it enough to make a shirt design out of it. I don't really have a deep explanation for it other than it is simply two great things. Mmmmmmm.
I don't think it absolutely needs the label, but it's still my early favorite of the designs.
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Great looking shirt Boots, love the colors. Isn't Unicorn meat supposed to be tough and gamy though? I guess if it's highly processed and canned as shown it would make a good sandwich spread.
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Formerly "Natural Born Kutlery". I reworked the layout and very slightly altered the color.
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I was wondering if you were going to get busted for using a brand name... but you got around that!
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Don't feel bad, Mr. Tree... that kid was no good for you anyway.
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rich chocolate slice recipe
Fresh medjool dates were a luxury we could rarely afford growing up. I remember my dad would buy one or two every so often and keep them hidden from us, probably eating them in peace and quiet when us kids were fast asleep at night. They are still ridiculously overpriced back home in New Zealand, but thankfully for all of us currently living in Australia they are often picked up for a steal at your local supermarket. When Dad was over here visiting recently I bought a whole boxful of them so we could all go crazy :-)
I love their sweet caramel flavour and they are the perfect base to use when making raw sweets and desserts. I blitz them up with almonds, cocoa and a little coconut oil until they turn into a sticky-sweet paste, press it into a tin then chill in the fridge for a beautiful rich chocolate slice... gone healthy.
I came up with this slice after my dear friend Brenda Briand asked me if I would like to share a recipe over on her blog as part of a new series they are doing with recipes from family and friends. Brenda and I have known each other since we were 13 years old and she is one of those beautiful people whose honesty and talent I have long been in awe of. Sadly it's been way to many years since we've seen each other in person... 7 or 8 years if I remember rightly? The last time we parted ways Si, Brenda and I had just survived one of those crazy overnight bus trips to the beaches in Southern Thailand. She got off the ferry at Ko Samui while Si and I carried on to Koh Pha-Ngan. A lot has happened for both of us since then; I've had two kids and Brenda one, we've both got married and she is now the creative force behind the high-end fashion brand Benah. Hope you enjoy the slice b. Miss you xxx
rich chocolate slice
This slice is best made using fresh medjool dates, but if they are not available or affordable where you live simply sub in 1 1/2 cups of dried dates instead. If you're using dried you will need a strong food processor and take it easy to begin with by pulsing the mixture a few times first, to get things going. I'm not overly concerned with making this 100% raw, but if you are simply use raw cacao powder in place of the cocoa. I use Loving Earth mesquite powder for added minerals and a subtle smokey chocolate flavour, but if you can't get hold of any, this is still lovely made without.
Makes 12 bite-size slices
Here's a few other healthy sweet treats that you may like too:
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I used to buy 2 dates at the vege shop back when my oldest son was about two - one for him and one for me. A couple of years later when my second son was old enough to eat them, I stopped buying them. That was back around 1983 - 1986. They were $19.95 a kg. Thus I regard them as cheap now when they still sell at Pack n Save in Hamilton for around $19.95 - $22!
This recipe looks divine - I'm going to make it but I may not share it :pI love Medjool dates and always have a stash of them in my pantry in a huge mason jar. They are pretty reasonable here in Seattle, WA (luckily!). I am sooooo making this - it really sounds incredible! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe! I used to do something similar but make it very thin and use it as a cheesecake base. I had forgotten that. Much better than using store bought GF cookies.
ReplyDeleteThat looks gloriously chocolatey! The things I miss out on, not having a food processor...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful recipe Emma :)
I LOVE medjool dates - they are however not that easy to find where I live. I'll have to try your recipe anyway.So good, so sweet, so yummy! I love that you bought a whole box, you must feel rich indeed :)
ReplyDeletei am a recent convert to medjool dates, they're fantastic in energy bars. i either ball them up or cut them into squares to nibble on right after a work out, or when i want a healthy sweet snack. this looks so elegant, something to share with friends at a party etc, but they are rather expensive, especially if you buy them organic, so it would have to be really close friends and a fantastic party! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the ingredients list. I need to make this as the next best occasion. As for the dates, if anything is cheap here in Dubai, it's dates! Lucky me, hehe... But I'd probably struggle to find Mesquite powder.
ReplyDelete- Nichola MasseySeptember 2, 2012 at 9:19 PM
This sounds amazing! Where do you buy your dates? I am in Perth too. Also do you have a good muesli bar recipe on your blog? Cheers Nichola
ReplyDeleteRepliesHi Nichola, I bought my box of dates when they were on sale recently at Woolworths. Not sure if they're still cheap now though? They've been sitting at around $9.95kg for the past month or $25 for a 2.5kg box.
And sorry no I haven't posted a muesli bar recipe on here yet, might some day in the future though :-)- Nichola MasseySeptember 4, 2012 at 10:01 AM
bummer they are back to 19.98 a kg at woolies. Might check Coles :) I am going to make this tonight to take to my neighbour morning tea tomorrow. Yummy !!
Delete - Nichola MasseySeptember 4, 2012 at 2:18 PM
I am not much of a baker. So I don't have many cake tins etc... That is a really tiny cake tin? The smallest one I have is like 18cm x 18cm. I might try a small pyrex dish i have. The photo you have looks like quite a big size cake :)
Delete Yep it is a teeny tiny cake tin. The photo is quite deceiving. This recipe makes 12 bite-size pieces of slice. Any container would be fine to press this into, and if you're not bothered about not having a round slice you could even press the mixture into a plastic take-away container or something similar. Or shape into a round on a flat plate to set?
do you think it would be helpful to "grease" the pan with coco oil before pressing the "batter" in? i'm worried it might stick and turn into a mess when trying to get it out...
also, i don't have mesquite but i'm going to try a couple spoons of maca which also has a earthy rich taste :) thanks for the recipe, i love your blog!!I'm the same as Tammi! I bought (and ate) my first medjool date just last week... DELICIOUS! Which you would hope... given that they were $23 a kilo...
HUMPH - being at the bottom of the world is sometimes such a pest! Oh, and don't get me started on the price of passionfruit... I bought two and nearly died at the cost! :-)
I will be making this with dried dates XOOh my, I'm making this soon! We are fortunate to have fresh and dried dates available here - the fresh ones just arrived at the little market nearby. With Rosh Hashana approaching I am always looking for more date recipes to try and this will be perfect as one of our desserts. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDelete- Mairi @ ToastSeptember 20, 2012 at 2:53 PM
Oh my word...I had a craving for something sweet before I read this, it will need to be satisfied immediately! This looks & sounds absolutely heavenly.
ReplyDelete I made the recipe last weekend, and it is excellent! A warning to those who don't normally cook with dates (especially me) - remember to take the pits out before putting them in the food processor. I didn't, and wondered why my poor food processor was struggling and making a very bad noise. I then had to go through the mixture and fish out all the pits. A lesson I won't forget in a hurry.
I didn't have a 13cm tin, so I used a 17cm tin and times all the ingredients by 1.7. This worked out well as it used exactly 400g (20) medjoul dates which was two packets.
Emma, Australian tablespoons are 20ml and NZ are 15ml - are all your recipes based on a 20ml tablespoon? I love your blog, and have plans to make a lot of your recipes.RepliesOh no! I did have 'pitted' written after the dates in the ingredients list, but you learn these things don't ya! Whoops.
I use NZ tablespoons and because I know it's such a blimmen pain in the butt our two countries having different Tbsp sizes I mostly try to just use teaspoons or cup measurements in recipes where I know that extra 5ml could make or break a recipe. For the majority of recipes though, that extra 5ml wouldn't make too much of a difference to be honest. xx
This looks absolutely delicious!! Do you think substituting the dates for something like prunes would work? They are much cheaper and still yummy!! Obviously it would change the taste but do you think it would stick together nicely? Thanks, :)
ReplyDeleteRepliesHi Sarah, the consistency of dates and prunes are totally different so I don't think it would hold together if not made with dates. You could always try making this recipe with dried pitted dates, which are cheaper than fresh medjool. Your processor will struggle, but I'd go for that over prunes. Or you could try this recipe, which is similar but uses the dried dates xx
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2013 at 5:53 AM
Do you think I could use a pinch of smoked salt in place of the mesquite powder?
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This looks define. When I use dried dates, I place them in boiling water for about 10 minutes, strain, and add to food processor. Makes them soft and easier on food processor.


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Now, usually we wait til the end of the month to do a giveaway, but this was just too cool to wait! The wonderful company La Plates has made a wonderful CAKESPY plate, which will go to one lucky reader!
This contest is in addition to our regular monthly cake poll, which will occur later on this month. The winner (sorry, US only this time!) will be announced this Friday at 5pm PST.
To put your name in the running, just leave a comment letting us know the following:
What's the first sweet you'd like to eat off of this fantastic plate?