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One question I've often wondered. At our current technology level, what speeds would be be able to achieve if the motivation and cash was there? I don't mean concept or drawing board technologies, but rather what we can build right now practically.
Forgive my ignorance on US law, but is it possible in these instances that the jury can reconsider the figure as directed by the judge, and still decide on exactly the same sum?
I couldn't care less....
Would it be possible to fit this one or more of this ballistic parachute system into say a 747? Or does the sheer size of it render it impossible?
My girlfriend watched ROTJ (and the other 5) a few weeks ago for the first time. And she asked something that I hadn't even considered in the last 30 odd years I've been watching it. When did the Ewoks get the time to prepare all the logs in the right places, without being discovered?
IMHO I would disagree. Several decades ago when I began my computing career, hardware changed infrequently. Developers countered this by being more and more creative, and rising to the challenge by optimising their coding. Nowadays developers have got lazy, and expect speed-ups to come from ever more powerful hardware.
You reminded me of https://youtu.be/__6-bfdTxWQ
For some reason, after reading this article, I got an overwhelming urge to google Atlantic 252!
While we're on the topic, I'm looking at replacing my current heating controls with one of these. http://www.britishgas.co.uk/products-and-services/boilers-and-central-heating/heating-upgrades/heating-controls.html
My current bill is about £500 per year, and I'm only home for about 48 out of 168 hours a week.
Has anyone tried one of these remote apps? I'm hoping that I could make a saving by only turning on the heating, as I'm about to make my hour long trip home, and have it on when I get home, rather than the on twice daily by timer I have it now, and turning the thermostat down to 5c on days I won't be coming home.
MD Dynamics NAV is written in Pascal (Although they call it C/Side)
I haven't met a NAV developer that thinks Pascal is a university language. Or one that is poor either.
So the short version of this article.
BT, which used to own Cellnet, was considering re-buying Cellnet (now branded as O2)
Hutchinson, which used to own Orange, was considering around re-buying Orange (now branded as EE)
BT changed their minds and are now buying Orange.
I suppose the shorter version of that is.
Hutchison Sell Orange, BT buy it.
>>Typical households need 10Mbps
>>Why do they need such a thing?
Probably in the same way I "need" a TV and radio entertainment. Life gets pretty dull without it.
My 2mbps connection I have located 2 miles outside of Wigan town centre, is incapable of playing low quality youtube videos without stuttering. Netflix is impossible. Internet radio only works as long as someone else in the house isn't browsing the internet at the same time. My online gaming is marred with constant disconnects.
2meg may seem a lot, considering when ADSL came out that it was a premium service and 256-512 was the norm. But nowdays, the speed of browsing the internet seems on par with trying to browse the internet using a 56k modem 10 years ago. 10 years has passed, and the minimum web page size has multiplied by 10.
As I recall QAOP SPACE were the most common keys used in speccy games. Surely it needs those!
Several of the extended universe books, have had that very same idea.
In my particular circumstance, each user generates about 200GB of photoshop and illustrator per week. We don't work on new projects from one week to the next, so having a 1TB SSD allows us to work on multiple projects simultaneously. Using the cheapest Mac Pro we would have to archive off to external disc more frequently, or buy larger hard disks. As an example opening an illustrator generated catalog from SATA 5400 RPM disk takes about 10 minutes, opening it from the SSD takes about 40 seconds. Without spending aditional money we can have additional projects going on simultaneously on the cheaper Mac Mini.
In simple terms I'll repeat that the Mac Mini is outperforming the cheapest Mac Pro, and it costs half the amount.
For photo editing in Photoshop, it doesn't need to.
They no longer market it as a server machine. They will however let existing and future Mac owners buy the server software for $15
The real reason for this crippled machine is the current Mac Mini was a threat to the new Mac Pro black-circular-ash-tray edition.
I was buying Mac Mini quad cores up until last week. And replacing the 4GB ram with 16, and the internal 5400rpm hard disk with a 1TB ssd. This came in under half the cost of the lowest spec Mac Pro, and out performed it. It was irrelevant to me that I'm invalidating the warranty, because of the savings I've made by doing this for an entire floor.
I can't have been the only person who was doing this because of the stupidly high costs of the Mac Pro.
Apples response is to do away with the quad core edition, reduce it to a 2 core range and remove the RAM upgrade option. In the new Mac Mini I'm still able to upgrade the HD to an SSD quite easily, but the CPU speed is still 60% of the previous model.
I spent the whole episode thinking "what will The Register be saying about this scene today" rather than sitting back and chilling in front of the telly, glass of wine in hand. I'm reminded of the nerd that attends conventions ready to point out to the auditorium that the science in a particular scene is wrong, how stupid that the producers must be, and how clever he is for pointing it out. I think I wont be following this column next week.
line of the episode for me.
Was this article written in advance of the airing, or did the author watch the episode while furiously typing into their laptop?
Was I the only person singing the East Enders theme tune in my head while watching that video?
Maplins is a fictional holiday camp, based on Hi-de-Hi co-writer Jimmy Perry's own experiences as a Redcoat at Pwllheli Butlins in the 60s.
Maplin is a retailer of electronic component supplies, founded in 1972.
Which bit, the wasting money, or the 10 year egg on face?
If the latter think about a group of scientists in a room right now.
Scientist 1) "I think this new Mars project will last 6 months."
Scientist 2) "What would you know, your last estimate was out by a factor of 40!!!"
So I'm back to the first part. A whole lot of money was deemed to be acceptably wasted which I find a bit strange.
Unless the idea was "Hey we're struggling to find funds to keep us in a job, lets send an RC car to Mars, and we'll tell the government that it will only last 90 days, then don't forget to act surprised when it keeps on going, they'll have to fund us for decades!!!"
PS I'm not belittling the spectacular achievement that we have invaded a whole planet with robots. I'm just surprised that the best brains of the planet couldn't come up with a way to keep the robots working past 90 days in the first place, or that no-one figured out that the weather wasn't all that bad in the first place.
Which to me still doesn't make sense. They expected to lose the rovers after 90 days due to dust build-up, so there was a planned multimillion $ write-off from the start. A few scratches are here nor there in the grand costs.
Unless the plan was to waste that money, so now someone at NASA has had a 10 year egg on their face :)
"For solar-powered planetary explorers, dust is a killer. "
What strikes me as odd, is that knowing this someone made the decision to send them up anyway and write off the rovers after 90 days, rather than fit a wiper-blade on the solar panels.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to, oh wait....
I often wonder if there was a lone scientist in the room at briefings that said "you know guys, if we were to fit a wiper blade, we could keep these things going for at least 10 years", at which point he'd be laughed out of the room.
Here's a thought. If those 25% got their act together, they could become a significant majority and use the democratic process to effect real change. It would probably be more effective than any act of terrorism with the way voting apathy has been going in Britain.
That's not a dragon, someone's drawn wings on a giraffe.
...The BBC announced today it was dropping the requirement within the organisation to archive emails. A new system of emails older than 30 days being deleted automatically has been introduced. A BBC spokesman said "Removing the burden of long time email archive will free up support time, and reduce the excessive costs associated with unnecessarily storing years worth of emails in a readily searchable way".
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You're remembering "Horse Drives Car"
This article reminded me of a film I first watched in my primary school days, many many decades ago. Never seen it again since. Maybe I should download it.
A guy goes to the doctor. The doctor pokes and prods him, and then leaves the room. When he comes back, his face is grave. "Well?", the guy inquires.
The doctor responds, "Well, I have bad news and worse news."
The guy says, "Let's hear the worse news first."
The doctor says, "I'm sorry to say that you have cancer."
The guy shakes his head, and says, "Wow...what's the bad news?"
The doctor says, "The bad news is that you have Alzheimer's disease."
The guy says, "Ahh...well, at least I don't have cancer."
And where geographically is the data belonging to our beloved electorate actually stored????
Go download "The Full Monty" off Bit Torrent, then come back and say that!!!!!
Erm, they have a time machine, can't they just go back and delete the files before they are discovered?
Or maybe, Microsoft have issued an ex-parte takeover of their DNS servers, got a judge to agree with it, and hit Virgin with a gagging order stopping them talking about it.....
Nah... that would be too far fetched to be credible
nor mine
Am I the only one thinking that any day now MS will be announcing a new dynamic DNS service powered by Azure, and they will probably cite the downtime from the failure of No-IP as a case study for using their service compared to other less reliable suppliers.
The enemy can not push a button... if you disable his hand.
OSM has been used in Skobbler Sat Nav for years now.
Microsoft said something similar when asked if they broke Windows on DR Dos.
I'm now thinking, how long will it be before we spot a staged storyline in Street View like something out of a Dr Who episode, where you can see a series of events over varied locations, and through time. If you look at all the images chronalogically in the order they are recorded on the street mean nothing, but 10 years down the line, someone will spot the plot and will piece it together.
This was it
And this one is a good read
All my crap is HP branded. Oh look, they deal with the warranty themselves!!!!
No, but for the first time ever, I've been given permission by a unanimous board today to buy what I need to fix the problem, and as a result I've now spent all of our Ebuyer.com credit limit, in one purchase!!!!
I might have squoze the odd network switch replacement, SSD, and RAM upgrade into next tuesdays delivery too :)
I had a similar conversation with my frothing-at-the-mouth FD this morning, after 10% of our PC base had died since yesterday, and users were sitting down twiddling their thumbs.
First I reminded him that the documented 2014 budget proposal that I submitted last year had covered replacing all XP machines by April, but that the expenditure was overruled because I was told that nothing bad would suddenly happen that could kill all of our XP machines at once.
Then I again reminded him that my justification when questioned before the board, over removing all XP machines was that once the official support date has passed, it would only take a single untested software update to kill all our identical machines (at which I used identical twins as an analogy, and how genetically an affliction that kills one twin, usually kills another twin unless the other twin seeks treatment straight away (I also discussed virus outbreaks at the same time)), I also pointed out that once the official support date had passed, it would be unlikely that software manufacturers would test new releases of software against XP, and that I joked that the cynical would suggest that MS would deliberatly build in obsolesence to XP so that it died shortly after support expired.
Luckily for me all said meetings are minuted and right now the board are pointing fingers at each other, rather than me.
Personally I believe that what happenned yesterday was a result of MS not testing against XP, or inadvertantly releasing a non-XP update for XP, because it's not MS policy to test anything against XP.
Considering that today has been a total arse for me and my department, I feel strangely liberated, smug and awesome!!!!
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50WEAPONS, the iconic techno label from Berlin known to be a home to major releases from the likes of Cosmin TRG, Modeselektor, Falty DL, Benjamin Damage, Marcel Dettmann, Phon.o, announced without explanation that it's dead, via a video posted to Facebook (and now, YouTube). There's even, ominously, a gravestone.
The "50″ in 50WEAPONS is 50 releases. And they weren't kidding.
#rip50weapons [Facebook post]
It's not a great time to be a label. Vinyl purchases are up, but production is backlogged and still requires capital. Download outlets are seeing major consolidation, with DJ-facing giant Beatport swallowed up into EDM festival ticket-pushing conglomerate SFX Entertainment. And then there's streaming – 'nuff said.
The reason for the death at this moment isn't clear. The label planned only 50 releases, and promised to stop afterwards:
"We still want to keep the concept of only having 50 releases, and then stop the label. Let's see if we can manage to do so. "
Here, it's tough to count. They had 39 releases on 12″, but more than 50 by other counts – so maybe they split the difference. It does seem that they are closing shop. Benjamin Damage on Twitter suggests we'll see more, after death:
50Weapons is closing this year, but its not done yet. More news to follow ….. http://t.co/qSdEeL6sAW
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Twitter Woes Continue, User Growth Rate Slows
July 30, 2015 by mphillips
Filed under Around The Net
Twitter Inc's shares continued to drop after the microblogging company said its number of monthly average users grew at the slowest pace since it went public in 2013.
"This is unacceptable and we're not happy about it," Jack Dorsey, who stepped in as interim chief executive on July 1, said on a call with analysts.
Twitter said it had 304 million core users in the second quarter, up from 302 million in the prior quarter.
Twitter's struggles to increase its audience worries investors, who are focused on the company's growth potential, and the latest figures did little to reassure them.
The data on users overshadowed the company's second-quarter earnings and revenue, which exceeded expectations, and its bullish projections for future revenue.
Executives also made clear it would be a long process, and were candid about problems with the service.
"We do not expect to see sustained meaningful growth (in monthly active users) until we start to reach the mass market," Chief Financial Officer Anthony Noto said on the call.
"We have not clearly communicated Twitter's unique value. And as a result non-users continue to ask, 'Why should I use Twitter?' "Simply said, the product remains too difficult to use."
Twitter recognizes "there is an issue that needs to be worked on," Evercore ISI analyst Ken Sena said. "They were giving investors a sense of the challenge and I think the stock sell-off that you saw just reflected that."
Cloud Services Behind Amazon's Rising Revenue
July 27, 2015 by mphillips
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Amazon.com Inc's shares surged more than 20 percent last Friday, adding more than $46 billion to the company's market value, after strong growth in the e-commerce giant's cloud business drove a surprise quarterly profit.
The company's market capitalization soared to more than $270 billion, overtaking that of Wal-Mart Stores, the world's biggest retailer.
Revenue from Amazon's cloud operations – Amazon Web Services (AWS) – nearly doubled in the second quarter, indicating that the business was poised to drive sustainable earnings for the online retailer, Wall Street analysts said.
Operating margins at the unit jumped to 21.4 pct from 7.7 percent.
"Product sales are Amazon's bread, but AWS is its butter," Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter said in a note, raising his price target on the stock by 21 percent to $700.
"They delivered a pretty large profit, we expected a loss … they exercised discipline and did not invest in new consumer electronic product launches."
Investors have raised concerns that the company's aggressive spending may not pay off. But strong growth in AWS and positive commentary on the Amazon Prime service allayed some worries.
Amazon Prime members, who pay $99 a year for speedier delivery and exclusive access to certain movies, music and Kindle books, tend to spend more than regular users of Amazon's services.
"The scale of their distribution network is starting to generate better incremental margins," Barclays analyst Paul Vogel said.
"That, coupled with the continued strong growth in both revenue and margins at AWS, moves us from cautious to optimistic on the next year of growth for Amazon."
Amazon, which last reported a profit in the fourth quarter of 2014, considers AWS its main engine of growth, along with Amazon Prime and Marketplace, where the company acts as a middleman for third-party vendors.
Nintendo Goes AMD
The last of the console makers is ready to sign up to AMD chips, according to the latest rumor
Some details are now coming to light on Nintendo's upcoming NX console. The console will be in the shops in a year's time, but we might know who's building the NX's chips.
AMD will manufacture the CPU + GPU combo, giving the outfit total control of the console market. It was pretty much a no brainer. AMD created the APUs found inside the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Although it is getting increasingly difficult to tell the consoles apart.
AMD's CEO, Lisa Su, confirmed that the company had a new chip contract. Su said the deal could generate billions, but she did not identify the customer .
It now seems she was referring to the Nintendo deal, which means she is more optimistic about the products' success than us.
The NX will be based around the Android operating system and should released some time next year. Nintendo is saying nothing about the deal at the moment.
AMD is needs more deals like this if it is going to turn around its dependence on the ever-shrinking PC market. There are only so many consoles that made every year and AMD appears to be inside them all.
Did Microsoft Drop DVD Support In Windows 10?
Microsoft has decided that there is no point putting Windows 10 on a DVD and insisting that people install from a Flash drive.
Windows 10 will be shipped on USB drives rather than traditional DVDs, although you might be able to find one on DVD if you ask Microsoft very nicely.
USB versions of Windows 10 Home and 10 Pro are listed for pre-order on Amazon already, running $120 and $200 respectively.
It is all fairly obvious. Most cheap PCs ship without a drive these days which has made home-made USB installation drives the only option. We can still remember the outcry when people complained about the number of floppy disks it took to install Windows 95.
Windows 98 came out on a CD drive to cut down the numbers. Now it seems that DVDs are now going the way of the dodo too.
Facebook's Oculus Acquires Gesture Recognition Firm Pebble
July 17, 2015 by mphillips
Filed under Consumer Electronics
Facebook's Oculus unit announcd that it has agreed to acquire Israeli gesture recognition technology developer Pebbles Interfaces for an undisclosed amount.
The announcement was made in a blog posted by Oculus.
Israel's Calcalist financial news website said the deal was worth tens of millions of dollars.
While other companies pioneering the virtual reality field focus on full-body movement, Pebbles' technology detects and tracks hand movement. It is aimed primarily at gamers but also has applications for TV, computers, or smartphone operation while driving.
Recently Pebbles integrated its technology with Oculus glasses, which translate finger gestures into virtual movement through a camera mounted on the glass frame, Calcalist said.
Investors in Pebbles include Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi, Israeli venture capital fund Giza and U.S. storage firm SanDisk, Calcalist said.
Microsoft Will Provide Windows 10 Updates For 2-4 Years
Microsoft has provided more information about how long it will provide updates for Windows 10, saying in a PowerPoint presentation that free refreshes will last between two and four years.
The Redmond, Wash. company revealed the timeline in a slide deck it posted on its investors website June 26. The presentation offered up additional information about Microsoft's planned revenue deferrals for Windows 10, which the company first talked about in May.
"Revenue allocated is deferred and recognized on a straight-line basis over the estimated period the software upgrades are expected to be provided by estimated device life," the most pertinent slide stated. "[The estimated device life] can range from two to four years."
Microsoft will determine the device lifetime — and thus the support stretch — by "customer type."
Although details remain skimpy on the upgrade lifetimes Microsoft plans for Windows 10, the two-to-four-year span was the first time the firm named their lengths.
Microsoft has repeatedly said that the free updates and upgrades for Windows 10 would be tied to what it has called the "supported lifetime of the device." It debuted that phrase in January, when it announced Windows 10′s name and afree upgrade for consumers and some businesses from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 for one year following the new OS's official release.
The free post-launch updates and upgrades, which will include new features and changes to the user interface (UI), are key to Microsoft's strategy to transform the operating system into a service.
"With the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft will provide new features and functionality over time," another slide in the short PowerPoint presentation said. "We will continue to keep it current for the supported lifetime of the device. We think of Windows as a Service – continuous updates over time."
Uber Wants Tesla's Self-driving Cars
July 10, 2015 by mphillips
Filed under Around The Net
If Tesla can make half a million cars by 2020, then Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will purchase them all for his service, according to venture capitalist Steve Jurvetson.
Jurvetson, a Tesla board member and partner in the VC firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson, was speaking at the recent Top 10 Tech Trends dinner, put on by the Churchill Club, when he relayed a conversation he'd had with Kalanick about his hopes for "robocars" and the future.
"Travis recently told me that in 2020, if Telsa's are autonomous, he'd want to buy all of them. He said all 500,000 of estimated 2020 production, I'd want them all," Jurvetson said. "But he couldn't get a return call from Elon."
Computerworld attempted to contact Uber but had not received a reply at the time of this story's posting.
Telsa CEO Elon Musk has set his sites on putting a self-driving car on the road by 2020, but he hasn't publicly stated the number that would be produced in that year.
Jurvetson said autonomous vehicles will be so compelling that their adoption by commercial and consumer markets is inevitable.
"I'm not saying you're all going to have robocars. But, for those of us who have a chance to be in one, there'll be one of those epiphanies. You'll never go back," Jurvetson said. "I've been in these vehicles… several times, several different types… I'd trust my kids with them."
Jurvetson's remarks were first reported by Forbes.
Initially, Jurvetson said, autonomous vehicles will drive at slower speeds — 25 mph or less in urban settings — but they will offer unprecedented fuel and time efficiency.
Greek Crisis Driving Bitcoin Surge
June 18, 2015 by mphillips
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Bitcoin continues to surge and is on track for its longest winning streak in 18 months, as fears that Greece could exit the euro drove speculators and Greek depositors into the decentralized digital currency.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras lashed out at Greece's creditors on Tuesday as he defied a string of warnings that Europe is preparing for a "Grexit". The debt-stricken country faces 1.6 billion euros ($1.8 billion) in repayments to the International Monetary Fund by the end of June.
Bitcoin, a web-based "cryptocurrency" invented six years ago, is not backed by or controlled by any government or central bank and floats freely, fluctuating according to user demand.
Though bitcoin's value has previously been highly volatile, it has stabilized over the past six months and is increasingly treated as a legitimate and potentially valuable asset by major financial institutions, and even by governments such as Britain's.
Joshua Scigala, co-founder of Vaultoro.com, a firm that holds bitcoin for its customers and allows them to exchange it for gold and vice versa, said that Greeks were buying the currency as their trust in the authorities waned. It is also unclear what currency would be used if a Grexit does occur — another potential factor driving Greek demand for bitcoin.
"Some people aren't waiting for the government to figure out an exit plan and are doing it for themselves," said Scigala.
"You have people worrying about their families' wealth or their life savings, and worrying that their money might be locked up in banks … They'd rather hold money in a private asset like gold or bitcoin."
Scigala said over the past two months, with Greece locked in talks with its creditors, the company had seen a 124 percent pick-up in inflows from Greek IP addresses – numerical labels that identify computers and other internet-enabled devices.
Bitcoin traded as high as $252.05 on the Bitstamp exchange on Tuesday, its strongest in over two months, before easing a little to $245.21, still up around 4 percent on the day. That marked its sixth straight session of gains — its best run since January 2014.
Twitter Under Pressure To Please Advertisers
June 16, 2015 by mphillips
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Twitter Inc's next CEO will face a big challenge as the social media site seeks to appease Wall Street after last week's management shakeup – helping disaffected advertisers connect with users.
And many advertisers, analysts and investors say Twitter already has the right person for the job: not interim CEO Jack Dorsey but Adam Bain, the company's president and head of revenue, who has emerged as an early favorite.
Twitter's outgoing chief executive, Dick Costolo, resigned abruptly last Thursday amid pressure from investors to increase the user base and improve what's known as direct response advertising, the most lucrative type on the microblogging site.
Those ads prompt users to take an action, such as signing up for a website or buying a product. Improving them is central to Twitter's ability to make more money.
Before joining Twitter in 2010, Bain served as president of the Fox Audience Network where he was responsible for monetizing advertising platforms across News Corp's web properties. At Twitter, he has helped aggressively grow the advertising platform. He holds many of the company's most valuable relationship with advertisers and understands the media business, advertisers said, and could help redirect Twitter so it meets advertisers' demands and makes more money.
For now, advertisers hope the management change will "light a fire" under Twitter, said Adam Epstein, chief executive of ad Marketplace, which works with search advertisers. Even though they have discussed ways to improve advertising with Twitter executives, the company has been slow to change.
"When you talk to Twitter, you can throw some great ideas on a whiteboard, but there seems to be a lack of urgency," Epstein said.
They also hope Twitter makes the site easier to use so that more people become regular users and click on ads. Advertisers also want Twitter to provide data that allows them to gather more information on consumers.
Is Yahoo Axing Services?
June 8, 2015 by Michael
Filed under Around The Net
Yahoo has been quietly axing shedloads of its services, claiming that its focus is on "search, communications and digital content" to cover a cull which is a bit like a Game of Thrones Wedding.
First to go was maps.yahoo.com (a.k.a. Yahoo Maps) at the end of June. Though maps will live on within Yahoo search and Flickr in some fashion.
Yahoo maps has been around for eight years, and probably did not get the same level of attention that Google or Microsoft managed.
Support for Yahoo Mail on the built-in Mail app on Apple devices running iOS older than Version 5 as of June 15 is also toast.
Yahoo Chief Architect Amotz Maimon said that if you use iOS 4 & earlier, you can continue to use Yahoo Mail on their Safari mobile browser at mail.yahoo.com.
Yahoo Pipes, a tool for building visually-enticing Web apps from feeds, pages and other services, will no longer by supported as of August. 30.
GeoPlanet and PlaceSpotter APIs are being retired. Media funtions which we never new existed such as Yahoo Music in France and Canada, will be axed.
Xobni email app it has acquired, along with the Yahoo toolbar on Chrome and the Yahoo People Search directory has gone the way of the dodo.
All these seem to be reasonably useful functions which most people didn't know about because they were on Yahoo.
Will Nintendo Move To Android?
For a while now, people had been wondering what the next Wii would be called, with smart money being on the Number 2. However it seems that the new console dubbed the Nintendo NX has a few surprises under the bonnet.
According to Nikkei Nintendo is planning an Android console so that game developers would be able to port their games over with relative ease.
This could also indicate that games developed for the Nintendo NX could extend to other Android-powered devices like smartphones and tablets, play nice with the console.
Games developers have been ignoring the Wii U in droves so this might actually help Nintendo get back into the race.
Android-powered consoles have appeared before but they died horribly in the market place.
Will Region Locking Cost Nintendo In The Long Run?
There's something genuinely surreal about sitting down to write an article about region locking in 2015. It feels archaic and almost nostalgic; I might as well be writing something about blowing into cartridge ports to get games to work, or bemoaning the long load times for cassettes. Yet here we are. Years into the era of digital distribution, long after we reached the point where it became technically harder to prevent customers from accessing games from anywhere in the world than it is to permit the same, region locking is back in the news. Thanks, Nintendo.
The focus of this week's headlines is the Humble Bundle promotion which Nintendo is running for a number of indie titles on 3DS and Wii U. It's a great deal for some excellent games and is raising money for a solid cause; plus it's wonderful to see console platform holders engaging with the Humble Bundle approach, which has been so successful at bringing indie games (and other creative works) to wider audiences on the PC. It ought to be a win, win, win for Nintendo, gamers and indie developers alike.
Unfortunately, though, the bundle only works in the Americas; North America and some bits of Central and South America. Customers elsewhere are entirely locked out, a matter which has been a source of deep frustration not only to those customers, but also seemingly to Nintendo's own staff working on the project. The result is that what ought to have been a straightforward PR win for the company has turned bittersweet; there has been more widespread news coverage of the region locking debacle in the past few days than there has been for the bundle itself.
Although this is a terrible shame for the developers involved – and I sincerely hope that Nintendo can pull its thumb out of its backside and launch an international version of the bundle in short order – no sympathy is due to Nintendo in this situation. It's a problem entirely of the company's own making; the firm made a deliberate and conscious decision to embrace region locking even as the internationalisation of digital distribution made that look increasingly ridiculous, and until that stubbornly backwards piece of decision making is reversed, it's going to continue causing PR problems for the firm, not to mention genuine problems for its most devoted customers.
Remember, after all, that the rest of the gaming world has ditched region locking en masse – Sony gave it up with the PS3, even making it painless to use digital content from different regions by creating multiple accounts on the same console, while Microsoft made region locking optional on Xbox 360 (making a bit of a mess where some publishers enforced it and others didn't) before ditching it entirely on the Xbox One. At the same time Nintendo, ever the merry contrarians, went the opposite direction, not only maintaining region locking on the Wii and Wii U, but even extending it to the 3DS – in contrast to the company's prior handheld consoles, which had been region free.
The idiocy of a region locked handheld is staggering; these are systems which are quite simply at their best when you're traveling, yet lo and behold, Nintendo don't want you to buy any games if you go on holiday or on a business trip. The excuses trotted out were mealy-mouthed corporate dishonesty from start to finish; it was all about protecting customers, honest, and respecting local customs and laws. Utter tosh. Had those things been a genuine issue, they would have been an issue in the previous decades when Nintendo managed to sell handheld consoles without region locking; they would also have been an issue for Sony and Microsoft when they removed region locking from their systems.
In truth, there's only one reason for region locking in this day and age – price control – and Nintendo's calculation must have been that they had more to lose from the possibility, real or imagined, of people buying cheaper 3DS games from countries overseas, than they had to lose from annoying a chunk of their customer base, be they keen gamers who wanted to try out titles unlikely to be released in their regions, expats who want to play games brought from their home countries or parents who find that a game bought in the airport on the way home from holiday results not in a pacified, happy child on the flight but in an angry, upset child with a game that won't work.
In Nintendo's defence, Satoru Iwata has recently been musing publicly about dropping region locking from the Nintendo NX, whenever that turns up. That the company is clearly planning to move down that path does rather confirm that it's been fibbing about its motivations for region locking all along, of course, which might be why Iwata is being cautious in his statements; it's a shame if such face-saving is the reason for Nintendo failing to keep up with industry moves in this regard, because the company is going to keep being periodically beaten with this stick until the problem is fixed.
Admittedly, there would be problems with removing region locking from its existing consoles – not least that Nintendo's agreements with publishers probably guarantee the region locking system, so even if it could be patched out of the 3DS and Wii U with a software update, that can't happen legally due to the contracts it would breach. What Nintendo could and should do, however, is to offer gamers a gesture of good faith on the matter by dropping region locking from all its first-party software from now on – and perhaps emulating Xbox 360 era Microsoft by making it optional for third-party publishers as well. I can envisage no legal barrier to that approach; it would earn the company enormous kudos for responding to its audience and dealing with the problem, and would cost them precisely nothing. There aren't that many easy PR wins floating around the industry right now; Nintendo should leap on this chance to show itself to be on the customers' side.
Wheels turn slowly in Kyoto, though, and it's probably too much to expect the company to react in a startup-like way to the region locking issue. In some ways it's Nintendo's strength that it reacts slowly and thoughtfully rather than jumping on every bandwagon, but in recent years, it's also been a weakness far too many times – and the thoroughly wonderful software that the company has been turning out in the past few years, perhaps the finest line-up it's produced in decades, has been regularly undermined by bad decisions in marketing and positioning of its platforms, many of which can be traced to a failure to understand where the market is and where it's moving.
Region locking isn't the biggest problem. Fixing it would be cheap and easy but would hardly be a panacea for Nintendo's issues – but it's a problem that's symptomatic, emblematic even, of the broader problems Nintendo has with putting its customers first and applying the same care and attention to its corporate aspects which it always applies to its software development. Fix a problem like this in a proactive, rapid way, and we might all start to believe that the company has what it takes to get back on top.
IBM Taking QRadar To The Cloud
IBM IS bringing its QRadar Security Intelligence technology to the cloud in a bid to help companies prioritize major security threats more quickly and free up critical resources to fight cyber attacks.
The offering is available through a cloud-based software-as-a-service model, and comes with an IBM Security Managed Services option for security experts with more advanced skills.
QRadar Security Intelligence comes in the form of two services. The first is IBM Security Intelligence on Cloud, which the firm said will help organisations determine whether security-related events are simple anomalies or actual threats.
"Built as a cloud service using IBM QRadar, enterprises can quickly correlate security event data with threat information from over 500 supported data sources for devices, systems and applications," IBM explained.
"This is complemented by more than 1,500 pre-defined reports for use cases such as compliance, vulnerability management and security incident response."
The second service is Intelligent Log Management on Cloud designed to simplify security and compliance data collection.
This is also powered by IBM QRadar technology, and uses analytics and a hosted, multi-tenant technology to integrate with existing infrastructure, working with real-time correlation and anomaly detection capabilities.
"Through support for more than 400 platforms, security managers can also capture logs from nearly any device in their security operation," the firm added.
IBM said that the announcement is a reaction to the findings in the 2014 IBM Cyber Index, which revealed that organisations across the world deal with an average of 91 million potential security events every year, a problem that creates huge amounts of data that needs to be stored and analysed.
The cloud software announcement arrives just after IBM posted its Q1 2015 financial results, demonstrating strong growth in the cloud.
The results showed cloud revenues up 75 percent to $3.8bn from $2.3bn in the first quarter of 2014.
However, IBM posted an overall quarterly revenue decline of 12 percent owing to the effects of the strong dollar.
Revenues were $19.6bn for Q1, a figure that would have been equal to the $22.5bn that IBM made last year were it not for the effects of the dollar and moves to divest unprofitable parts of the business.
Overall the revenue drove IBM to profits of $2.4bn for the quarter. The company said that this was down five percent on the same period last year, although at that time IBM also reported profits of $2.4bn, suggesting that the original figure was raised at some point.
Some Apple Watches To Arrive Ahead Of Schedule
April 24, 2015 by mphillips
Filed under Consumer Electronics
Some Apple Watch buyers who were told that they would have to wait until June to receive their new gadgets will get them sooner, according to a statement made by Apple.
When online pre-orders for Apple's first smartwatch started on April 10, many customers were surprised to see delivery times as far out as June instead of on April 24, when the devices officially go on sale.
On Wednesday, Apple notified some buyers that they would not have to wait so long after all.
"Our team is working to fill orders as quickly as possible based on the available supply and the order in which they were received," Apple said in a statement.
An Apple spokesman declined to say how soon the company would ship the watches or how many customers would be affected.
The Cupertino, California company previously predicted that demand would exceed supply at product launch. It has not said how many watches its customers have pre-ordered.
In a note to clients on Wednesday, FDR analyst Daniel Ives estimated Apple would take over 2 million pre-orders for the watch and ship 20 million of them in 2015.
"The longer-term consumer adoption curve for the Apple Watch remains a major 'hot button' question among tech investors as broad customer feedback is yet to be seen," Ives wrote.
Yahoo Looking To Unload Japanese Unit
April 23, 2015 by mphillips
Filed under Around The Net
Yahoo Inc announced it is exploring unloading in its stake in Yahoo Japan Corp, which could be worth almost $9 billion before tax, news that boosted Yahoo's stock price.
The Internet company has hired advisers to help it evaluate options for the stake, Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer told investors on a conference call on Tuesday. It will not be included in the planned spin-off of its stake in China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, she said.
Investors have been urging Mayer to monetize the Yahoo Japan stake separately, after she announced plans to spin off the Alibaba stake in January, which could be worth $40 billion.
The advisers will help Yahoo "determine the most promising opportunities to maximize value" for the Yahoo Japan stake, said Mayer.
But Wall Street remained broadly cautious about the plan.
"They are taking the slow train, stressing the process," said Colin Gillis, an analyst BGC Partners, who warned that a deal, if any, could be a long way down the line. "Engaging advisers doesn't mean spinning it out."
Yahoo owns about 35 percent of Yahoo Japan Corp, which has a market value of almost $25 billion on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Japanese internet company SoftBank Corp is the biggest shareholder, with about 36 percent, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Last month Yahoo shareholder Starboard Value LP said the Alibaba spin-off was a "good first step" but urged Yahoo to also spin off its Yahoo Japan stake in a tax-efficient manner. Starboard did not reply to a request for comment.


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A delegation from Kentucky is working to expand its business relationship with the state's number one trading partner. Gov. Steve Beshear, along with representatives from over 20 companies, meets this week with Canadian officials.
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WAIKOLOA, Hawaii, Sept. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Lehua the dolphin celebrated her one-year birthday Tuesday (September 17, 2013) at Dolphin Quest Hawaii, located at the Hilton Waikoloa Village.
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Last year, Lehua's incredible birth video touched the hearts and minds of millions after debuting on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jCJiO75pxo). The crystal clear underwater footage documented the fascinating first moments of the young calf's life. Lehua's mom, Keo, was also born at Dolphin Quest Hawaii, making Lehua Dolphin Quest's first second-generation calf.
Dolphin Quest Hawaii trainers and some lucky young guests joined in Lehua's birthday fun and festivities on Tuesday. Lehua was greeted with a chorus of "Happy Birthday", and a delicious birthday treat. The adorable kids who participated in the event had the opportunity to meet young Lehua while learning about dolphins and ocean conservation. Video of Lehua's birthday celebration can be seen on Dolphin Quest's YouTube channel and on their Facebook page in a segment called the "Dolphin Calf Chronicles".
"Lehua is an amazing ambassador, inspiring guests from all over the world to be passionate about dolphins and their ocean environment," says Lauren Prutow-McKenna, senior dolphin trainer at Dolphin Quest.
According to Tim Murphy, General Manager of Dolphin Quest Hawaii, "Lehua's birthday is not only a celebration of an incredible dolphin, but it is also a testament to the top-notch animal and veterinary caretakers who ensure that all of our dolphins are well-loved and well-cared for at Dolphin Quest."
Residents of Hawaii and military personnel who would like to wish Lehua "Happy Birthday" in person can enjoy a special 15% discount on select dolphin interaction programs through the end of the year. Reservations can be made by calling Dolphin Quest or visiting the Dolphin Quest Web site.
Dolphin Quest is an international organization known for its creative approach to education, its commitment to ocean wildlife research, its exemplary animal health care and its successful breeding programs. The innovative encounter programs featured at the Dolphin Quest locations in Hawaii and Bermuda promote a spirit of connection to the marvels of the oceans.
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A beautiful beach stretching for miles in either direction. The waves here are fun and powerful although a crazily strong rip can marr the experience. There are some classy locals here but given respect they are more than happy to surf alongside you.
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Park the car in the car-park behind the dunes next to the road. Walk over the dunes and you are there. To the south there is a big collapsed jetty which shapes lefts breaking off it. There is also a small wooden jetty that sometimes creates worthwhile sandbars.
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NOT A ZEN SPOT !!!!!! - I don't surf here for a long time (only 14 years),but I love this spot because It's the first spot where I surfed, but now I'm trying to surf here only when it's too onshore(very often)and bad(often)or big (not often enought) because it isn't the best spot, but as soon as there'is a ridiculus peak , there are 30-40 surfers all the time. The level is bad, but they are dangerous, snake a lot, it's agressive and ridiculus. When there is a very good peak (rarely) or only offshore, there is the "Hossegor surf jet set", pros, fotograph... SO ultra crowded and for you one wave for hours and perhaps not alone on it !!!But the new locals are the worst!!! They are pretentious, agressive, especially when the waves are small... Where are they when the surf is heavy ????? With 6-8 ft power, or strong current, they stay on the beach...Surf school, surf business, webcam, surf report, mobile phone, RMI and SMIC ( unemplyoment allowance in france),THANKS YOU VERY MUCH !!!SO if you want to surf relax don't surf here !!!! Or don't be stupid, when there are 10-15 surfers on a peak,don't go to surf with 4 or 5 freinds (especially if you surf with a longboard ), walk and go and see somewhere else. Peace and love, keep humble, good waves.
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Hossegor, Le Penon, Seignosse - Hello from austria, i was in Hossegor this summer, at the time of the rip-curl-pro. perfect waves all day long, but hard to catch one in high-season(crowded), but if u keep triing also beginners have a lot of fun(catched 20 waves a day) party in hossegor is good - rock food, blue chip. It`s not that expensive. very clean sandy beaches... H.
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