text: Luca Berra wrote: >> Why is this necessarily so? RAID autodetect seems >> to avoid a lot of configuration hassles especially >> when your root partition is involved. Any horror >> stories to tell? > yes, read the linux-raid mailing list for those, i > am tired of beating the same dead horse. Well, I'm new to Linux raid, perhaps you can point me to some of the messages referring to such incidents. I don't seem to see a lot of them on the raid list and RAID autodetect seems to work well for me (under the 2.4 kernel). I'll start believing this when I hear that they've deprecated the RAID autodetect partition type. What I DO read about a lot are people recommending against using lvm on their root partition. >> People have recommended against using an LVM >> volume for your root partition citing the hassle of >> a rescue disk as being the main reason. > this is just ridicolous fud. Ehrm... just for the record... that recommendation came from Heinz, the LVM guy, himself: "having root on a logical volume needs an initrd which causes hassle in case soemthing goes wrong at boot and you don't have an emergency boot media with all necessary sw (i.e. LVM etc.) on it." http://www.redhat.com/archives/linux-lvm/2003-February/msg00030.html Like you, though, I disagree with it - as I've explained earlier, if you can't use LVM on your root partition, what's the point? > in what cases you would need a rescue disk? > are those really different from the cases you'd need a > rescue disk for a normal partition-table based system. > > besides, every live distro on earth now supports lvm > and can be used as a recovery tool. Although when you say "every live distro on earth", which parallel earth would that be? I invite you to download Slax 4.2.0 (the most current downloadable version of this popular live CD at the time of your reply), burn it to CD, and let me know if you are able to find vgchange and vgscan on it. > i have been using my root partition as a logical volume > for several years now. Several years, eh? Just curious, which distro are you using? >> Unless lvm detect/enable functionality were built into >> the kernel though, you will always have to live with a >> physical partition holding /boot - the case today >> with LVM and RAID0, but not RAID1 (from which it is >> possible to boot directly off of). > i don't have a separate partition for /boot on my lvm systems. > the only reason i needed a separate boot partition was when i > had a system using raid5, so i had to have a separate raid1 > partition for booting. This sure is news to me. Which kernel version/boot loader are you using? What output do you get when you run 'mount' or 'cat /proc/mounts' ? > Reading your arguments it appeare you are mis-informed and > make a lot of confusion between a boot loader (which is the > only limitation we have in loading a kernel/initrd/initramfs) > and what the kernel can do. With LILO and the lvm in the 2.4 kernel, I am **pretty sure** you CAN'T boot directly into a lvm root partition. The kernel (which is in /boot) *has* to reside in a partition readable by LILO (i.e. ext2, reiser, RAID 1 md or ataraid but NOT lvm) and be loaded in from there. Furthermore, you *have* to make an initrd from which you will have to run 'vgscan; vgchange -an' from, otherwise the lvm partition will be invisible to the kernel. And this is exactly where the hassle lies and where the rationale comes from for wanting vgscan/vgchange _functionality_ (not necessarily the programs themselves) in the kernel like the case with md today. To reiterate, if lvm incurs as little overhead as it is claimed to, it makes sense for people to stop using physical partitions and start using lvm all the time. That would certainly make Linux more _friendly_ than XP in this area. -- reply-to: a n d y @ n e o t i t a n s . c o m


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I decided to venture out again to "Numbers" to get a view of some of Houston's Goth scene. I Headed out of the hotel room by 10, which was a bit late, since I was hoping to get to the club before 10:30 so as to pay $3 cover instead of $5 - but no biggie ... because Number's has incredibly cheap drink specials! $1.50 brews and well drinks ... so I excessively drank some of my whiskey n' cokes. The music was good, lots of room to dance, and the floor was relatively populated for most of the good songs. Not everyone dressed up - something I'm not use to seeing coming from the Seattle, Vancouver, and L.A. Goth scene's ... but worked fine. I suppose its a bit hot to dress up in leather, pvc, velvet, and the fashion-Goth clothes we do in the North (since today was 89 degrees alone). Good music ... good drink ... good people. Like the other scenes I've been, the scene here in Houston has its own dance style ... a little similar to that of Salt Lake City's ... people seem to be very friendly ...
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Some people are just curious. I parked my bike at REI, came out later and noticed that I felt every bump in the road. Later realized that someone had locked off my front fork shock absorber that I almost always leave on. It's just a knob that turns back and forth 1/4 turn, someone was probably just playing with it. Come to think of it, some guy's toddler was stumbling around there when I was locking it up. I think sometimes people play with things and don't really know what they are or what they do, and just want to see what happens or how they work.
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Thanks for this reminder to ALWAYS check the basics before EVERY ride.
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I was at THE MALL. Capitol Building at one end, Washington Monument at the other, White House on the side and Smithsonian all around.
The bike rack was in front of the Sackler Gallery and next to the Smithsonian Castle, a very public place with NPS police around. Plus there is a food concession a few feet from the rack (I don't know how helpful they'd be, but it's something of a thief deterrent). I've locked up at many times before with no problem.


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I have an iPhone 4 and I love it. The iPhone 5 is exactly the same as my iPhone 4, except it is bigger for fitting in another row for useless apps, has Siri, and supposedly runs faster which is crap.
Sticking with my iPhone 4, and after that I may get an iPhone 4S. I just hate the iPhone 5. It's so dumb. Nothing new or charming about it.
By that logic, you also hate every iPhone ever made. It's the same phone every year with minor hardware changes, so saying the iPhone 5 is nothing new is saying the iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S is nothing new as well. And if you scroll up and read the benchmark test, you would find out that the iPhone 5 is miles ahead in terms of performance above every other smartphone and tablet.
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HipChat is a team communication platform that combines the most popular communication methods into a single solution allowing for more collaboration between co-workers.
Caliber Launches LinkedIn Chat App
Caliber recently launched an app that allows users to instantly chat with LinkedIn business contacts. The app is driven through its integration with the LinkedIn API.
Embed Real-Time Chat Functionality Via Slack's Messaging API
Slack is a team collaboration, messaging and chat platform. Its Real Time Messaging API allows developers to embed this real-time chat functionality within clients.
Zendesk Launches Embeddables to Enable In-App Customer Support
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How To Write a Realtime Chat App in 10 Lines of Code API University
PubNub allows users to quickly write a real-time chat application. This tutorial shows how to build a real-time chat app with 10 lines of JavaScript.
Oreo is Using APIs to Improve Digital Marketing
It's not often that Oreos and APIs are mentioned in the same article, let alone the same sentence. However, Oreo is using digital technology in innovative and groundbreaking ways to market the Oreo brand and build a huge and growing fan base. Oreo is using digital technology, fueled by APIs.
Convo API: Communication Gets The Job Done
In order to get a campaign or project off the ground quickly and efficiently, careful management of the creative and technical process is essential in order to avoid big mistakes and missed deadlines. And, of course, the very thing that holds it all together is clear communication. That's where an app like Convo is really handy - it's a cloud-based, interactive workspace for business, where teams can collaborate and have real-time conversations. Convo's API makes it possible for this functionality to be integrated with other applications.
GROUPcentric API: Making Apps More Social
There are already millions of apps available that have great content, and there'll be many more to come. GROUPcentric provides a product that aims to add a new and exciting layer in social sharing functionality that allows content to be shared, not only via the large scale Facebook and Twitter options or email and SMS, but an in-application sharing service that makes it possible for users to privately share content with groups of friends that can be accessed on any app. The GROUPcentric API and SDK allow developers to integrate this functionality with other applications.
Face To Face Communication Between Businesses And Customers: Idiligo Inside API
Idiligo is a web service that aims to make the lines of communication between businesses and customers more streamlined and effective. The company achieves this by providing an online platform that combines real-time video, chat and document sharing that can be a useful tool for things like remote meetings and presentations. The Idiligo Inside API is available to developers who wish to integrate this functionality with other websites and applications.
Moxie's Engage+ Turns Facebook Fans into Customers
Moxie Software has released Engage+,"the first social chat app that leverages Facebook's social graph leveraging public profiles to target social visitors with unique proactive offers and provide agents with a rich set of social data." Until now, sales and customer service reps had access to limited customer data when interacting with customers via chat (e.g. customer name, purchase history, email, perhaps a few other data points). Engage+ utilizes Facebook's social graph to further understand and engage customers during chat conversations (e.g. age, brand likes, friends, mobile usage, and many more data points). Deeper profiling during a customer interaction allows companies to produce customized offers pinpointed at specific customers.
Say It With Pictures: Doodle Republic Chatoon API
Messaging just got a lot more interesting to look at. Words say a lot, but a picture is worth a thousand of them; imagine the levels of communication that could be achieved using both. Doodle Republic is a messaging platform that provides the tools to create messages that include words and images. Basically, people chat by creating their own art and sending it to friends as a Chatoon. The Doodle Republic Chatoon API makes this functionality available to developers who may want to include it in other applications.


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In Erlang is there any way that a message sender can wait on a response, so it only continues execution once the message has been processed?
And I mean something like this:
Actor ! DoSomething
Continue to this next line of code when DoSomething has been processed
I know a callback can be made by sending the Pid of the sender, but is there any other way to wait?


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brickBricks are fired and cooled in a kiln, an oven-type chamber capable of producing temperatures of 870° to 1,100° C (1,600° to more than 2,000° F), depending on the type of raw material. There are two general types of kilns, periodic and continuous.Later, about 3000 bce in Mesopotamia, the first fired bricks appeared. Ceramic pottery had been developing in these cultures for some time, and the techniques of kiln-firing were applied to bricks, which were made of the same clay. Because of their cost in labour and fuel, fired bricks were used at first only in areas of greater wear, such as pavements or the tops of walls subject to...
cement...rotate slowly on an axis that is inclined a few degrees to the horizontal. The raw material feed, introduced at the upper end, moves slowly down the kiln to the lower, or firing, end. The fuel for firing may be pulverized coal, oil, or natural gas injected through a pipe. The temperature at the firing end ranges from about 1,350 to 1,550 °C (2,460 to 2,820 °F), depending on the raw...
potteryThe earliest vessels, which were sun-dried but not fired, could be used only for storing cereals and similar dry materials. If a sun-dried clay vessel is filled with water it absorbs the liquid, becomes very soft, and eventually collapses; but if it is heated, chemical changes that begin to take place at about 900 °F (500 °C) preclude a return to the plastic state.
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Walk-on Greg Christine breaks into UW's starting lineup for opener against LSU
The first depth chart of the season for the Washington Huskies, released Monday morning, revealed only one real surprise.
But it was big enough that it caught even one of the participants off guard.
"I was sort of shocked," said tackle Cody Habben of a shake-up of the team's offensive line that had him moving from left to right tackle. "I just found out this morning."
The particulars of the move were as follows: Walk-on junior Greg Christine was elevated to the starting unit at left guard, in turn moving Ben Ossai to left tackle and Habben to right tackle, displacing Drew Schaefer, who had been starting at right tackle but is now listed as a backup to Habben.
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For Ossai and Habben, it's not a huge change — Ossai has started all but four games the past three years at left tackle and Habben started all but one game last year at right, so they are in essence returning to their old roles.
Both initially moved last spring when new UW coach Steve Sarkisian arrived. Then, Ossai was moved to guard and Habben to left tackle, making room for Schaefer at right tackle. That had been the regular line for most of spring and fall camp (the others being Ryan Tolar at center and Senio Kelemete at right guard), though other combinations had been tried.
And with the opener against Louisiana State just five days away, Sarkisian and line coach Dan Cozzetto thought a change was in order.
"We really tried to go back and evaluate all of fall camp and not get stuck on [which players had been practicing with] the ones or the twos," Sarkisian said. "That's why there was a lot of shake-up throughout fall camp. We wanted to put a lot of different scenarios out there."
Habben, a junior from Skyline, said the main difference is in the footwork and that "it's not too foreign to me. But it will be something that takes getting used to a little bit. But I should be ready by [game time]."
Christine is a junior from St. Bonaventure High in Camarillo, Calif., who was an invited walk-on in 2006. His only action came last year in the season finale at California, but he was named the offensive scout squad MVP at the end of the year and impressed UW coaches during camp.
The rest of the depth chart was pretty much as the team had looked throughout the last few practices of camp. Maybe the next biggest eye-opener was true freshman Desmond Trufant of Wilson High listed as a co-starter at one cornerback spot with junior Vonzell McDowell. The position is in some flux with Justin Glenn having been sidelined recently with a knee injury. Glenn, a redshirt freshman from Kamiak, has typically been the starter when healthy.
Trufant is one of five true freshmen who could play Saturday. Others on the depth chart are James Johnson, listed as a co-starter at one receiver spot; Andru Pulu and Talia Crichton, each listed as backups at defensive end; and Demitrius Bronson, listed as the fifth of five tailbacks.
Other highlights:
• Chris Polk is listed as the starter at tailback with Johri Fogerson next, though Sarkisian said all five players at the spot could see action Saturday.
• Chris Izbicki and Kavario Middleton are listed as co-starters at tight end in part due to a hamstring injury that has had Middleton sidelined.
• Greg Walker is listed as the starting free safety.
• Jordan Polk and Devin Aguilar are listed as co-starters at one receiver spot and Johnson and Jermaine Kearse are co-starters at another with D'Andre Goodwin, healthy again after struggling to get past a hamstring injury early in camp, the other starting receiver.
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Magazine article AI Magazine
AAAI-96 Workshop on Internet-Based Information Systems
Article excerpt
The Workshop on Internet-Based Information Systems, held as part of the Thirteenth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, provided a venue for researchers to discuss the role of Al and related fields in network-based information systems. Not surprisingly, most of the discussion focused on the World Wide Web (WWW), and a good part of the workshop was devoted to topics related to WWW search and retrieval. A number of presentations addressed ways to improve search accuracy and efficiency. Methods under discussion included statistical modeling, machine-learning techniques, and the addition of ontologically categorized metadata to WWW pages. An invited talk by Michael Mauldin of Lycos Inc., who described the development, commercial deployment, and current state of the LYcos search engine, provided an industrial perspective on this topic. It seems certain that research in this area will continue to expand. At the same time, the successful transfer of research results to commercial search engines will require persuasive costbenefit analyses for new proposed methods.
A second major theme was the use of natural language-processing techniques for analyzing WWW pages. For example, two presentations described means of taking advantage of the question-answer format of frequently asked question (FAQ) files to provide more precise information-retrieval abilities (albeit limited to the narrowly circumscribed domains covered by FAQ files). To address the bottleneck of manually creating hypertext from linear documents, another presentation described a technique for the automatic creation of hypertext links between related passages. …


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Oekaki 100 Kouichiness by SoreiyaWatch
©2003-2016 Soreiya
Well here it is oekaki 100 of corse it ended up being a boreing pic but who cares it took 280 minutes at the oekaki board anyway
Haha, I remember when you first did this. You've learned a lot about drawing since then.
wow! very nice i love teh bg, the trees look so realistic
Eeee!!! That's looks absolutely mesmeric! Clouds and trees are close to the reality! ^^ Nicole, you rock! ^^
wah lovely shading on the clothing! I like the soft and wispy feel of this~! That bg is just so well done! Especially an oekaki!!
it reminds me of asuran from gundam seed haha anywayz bak to topic
hmm good shadowing and drawin skill and coloring haha landscape perfect
hmm good shadowing and drawin skill and coloring haha landscape perfect
The mountains look so real!!
And the clouds!! Amazing! As always!
And the clouds!! Amazing! As always!
NEEEE! IT'S KOUICHI-SAMA!! * glomps!* he's so pretty in your pic! And his hair is all... FWOOSH! * snuggles the Kouichi pic * HHHHM! You drew him so pretty! And the back ground helps bring everything together around him!
*~Fangirl~* Sumi-chan
*~Fangirl~* Sumi-chan
I think this picture just came out so awesome looking! That background is just amazing especially how real the sky looks! And Kouichi is just adorable and I adore those clothes he's wearing he looks lovely in them!
Lovely picture!!!
Lovely picture!!!
I love it, especially the bg, great job!!!!
This is a very good oekaki , the coloring is just fantastic
the guy is very well drawn , great work
the guy is very well drawn , great work
looks nice
wow that is cool!~
Awesome! I especialy love the use of color and the georgeous background!


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A Dialogue on Children's Television
Editor's Introduction
This issue of Trends returns to the theme of children's televsion, but rather than publishing a review of current research, it seeks to engage in a dialogue among researchers around the world and encourage a similar dialogue with its readers. What kinds of recommendations for children's television might come out of what researchers have learned about children and television? What should governments do, for example, to enrich the educational experience of children?
Valerio Fuenzalida, a professor in the Faculty of Communications at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile in Santiago prompted this dialogue with the paper, "The Cultural Opportunity of Children's Television: Public Policies in Digital Television," reprinted here as the first effort in our dialogue. He first presented this text at the Seminar on "Culture, Development and Diversity from the Perspective of Public Policy" organized by UNESCO in November 2010 in Montevideo, Uruguay. A print version appeared in Portuguese under the title "Politicas Publicas no ambiente televisivo digital" in Revista Matrizes (Vol. 4, No. 2, 2011, pp. 141-163), Revista do Programa de Pos-Graduacao em Ciencias da Comunicacao da Universidade de Sao Paulo. Brasil (see http://www.matrizes.usp.br/ojs/index.php/matrizes).
Fuenzalida argues that Latin American governments should take advantage of new developments in digital broadcasting to offer children's television programs, particularly those programs that take advantage of new research into how children learn. Much recent work has explored emotional learning, which Fuenzalida discusses under to heading of the "ludic imagination." He sees this kind of learning as especially important for young children (under 10 years of age) and for children from disadvantaged homes. He argues that well developed programming, delivered on digital broadcast channels would benefit young students as a supplement to their formal schools. The use of open channels would make such programs readily available.
Professor Ulrika Sjoberg serves as an Associate professor of Media and Communications at The School of Arts and Communication of Malmo University, Sweden. In her response she argues that television (and by extension various screen technologies for children) can play a role in social change. …


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