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Ben Zobrist insists 10th-inning sac bunt was right decision
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. Walt Davis Posted: August 13, 2012 at 04:28 AM (#4207058)
I think I'm OK with it. I'm especially OK with it if they weren't playing him to bunt. But you do need just one run and runners on 2nd and 3rd with 1 out is quite high probabiliyt of scoring at least one. Plus the possibility of a bunt for hit or error (against the possibility of a force out or DP). Losing Longoria's PA possibly counters that a bit. They did get what Zobrist wanted as Keppinger got the run home on a GB to SS. They then scored 3 more to make it a moot point.2. TomH Posted: August 13, 2012 at 07:23 AM (#4207071)
Keppinger hits for a good BA and decent OBP (both very good this year) and Ks only about oncer ever 16-17 PA (amazing these days) and that's the kinda guy you want up in that sort of a one-run situation.
I'm sure it being the top of the 10th reduces the utility of a one-run approach there but this is more than close enough for me.
MGL to call this the dumbest move in the history of play in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ...
game theory, people. It's probably proper to bunt in that kind of situation one time in 10 or 20, so the defense will adjust to consider it. If Z was doing thids regularly, that would be a problem. It's like Rod Carew who occasionally drag bunted with 2 strikes; it's dumb in isolation, but in rare context OK.3. Joey B. is counting the days to Trea Turner Posted: August 13, 2012 at 10:11 AM (#4207135)
Manager Joe Maddon made sure to praise Zobrist for his team-first thinking but said it was the wrong decision: "I prefer him swinging away right there."4. Greg Maddux School of Reflexive Profanity Posted: August 13, 2012 at 10:30 AM (#4207154)
Ummmmm, then why the heck wouldn't you tell him that before or during the at-bat Joe? You're the freaking manager, aren't you?
In that game situation, each run is several times more valuable than the next in terms of what it adds to your win probability starting the bottom of the inning; playing for the run that gets you from .38 to .73 is almost always the better play than waiting for the runs that take you from .73 to .89 or from .89 to .95, unless the defense is specifically guarding against it. If the defense has no idea it's coming, it's no longer even a question, barring extreme circumstances like having the pitcher in the hole with no remaining position players.5. Dale Sams Posted: August 13, 2012 at 11:43 AM (#4207211)
I'm with Walt. And like he said, it's not like they walked Longoria to get to Brandon Crawford. And by loading the bases, another walk or HBP brings in a run.6. JJ1986 Posted: August 13, 2012 at 11:45 AM (#4207214)
But why was Longoria PR for?? He was healthy enough to swing and sprint to first, but not to run to second and duck out of the way of a DP ball?
I think Keppinger being the guy coming up makes it a good decision. He's probably one of the more likely players in baseball to get the runner in from third.7. There's a bustle in Misirlou's hedgerow Posted: August 13, 2012 at 11:54 AM (#4207219)
I think Keppinger being the guy coming up makes it a good decision. He's probably one of the more likely players in baseball to get the runner in from third.
I agree. The fact that Keppinger almost never strikes out is a big plus in this situation.
Ummmmm, then why the heck wouldn't you tell him that before or during the at-bat Joe? You're the freaking manager, aren't you?Isn't the tradition that you signal bunt and otherwise the manager is indicating no bunt? One of those plays that players sometimes try on their own that better work or they get an earful.
@#5 Rays wanted someone fast on 1b to break up the possible DP.10. tshipman Posted: August 13, 2012 at 12:29 PM (#4207245)
I agree with Zobrist that this was the right play. He's getting the runner to third with one out. The fact that Longoria was walked is almost immaterial.11. jacksone (AKA It's OK...) Posted: August 13, 2012 at 01:07 PM (#4207272)
Ummmmm, then why the heck wouldn't you tell him that before or during the at-bat Joe? You're the freaking manager, aren't you?
Well, if Maddon is anything like Valentine then he probably has never talked to Zobrist.
He's been almost exactly league average this year and a shade better over the course of his career according to BBRef.
I'd rather see Zobrist swinging there but I think the move is defensible. Zobrist is a pretty good DP candidate which messes up the inning pretty harshly. On the flip side I've got a situation where I've got Zobrist, Longoria and Keppinger due and the bunt results in Keppinger being the batter who has to come through for me. I don't care for that.
If the defense isn't playing for the bunt, I think it's an acceptable move. If the defense is surprised they could easily make an error or unsuccessfully try to get the lead runner or something and then they are really screwed. Don't do it every time obviously but probably ok here.14. Select Storage Device Posted: August 13, 2012 at 01:54 PM (#4207309)
But why was Longoria PR for?? He was healthy enough to swing and sprint to first, but not to run to second and duck out of the way of a DP ball?
@#5 Rays wanted someone fast on 1b to break up the possible DP.
Which is exactly what happened. #InMaddonWeTrust
I thought bunting w/ 1st and 2nd was one of the most underused plays in baseball and not some 1/10 trick you play. Im pretty sure Bill James mentioned it once, and I did some back of envelope calculations and it seems a very good percentage play. I understanding taking the bat out of zobrist's hands, but you are quite likely to get 2 AB w/ Keppinger plus who ever. Is there some way this makes less sense in late innings than early innings? That's the only thing I can think of but it's still top of the 10th right?16. Walt Davis Posted: August 13, 2012 at 06:14 PM (#4207539)
Keppinger being the batter who has to come through for me17. Dan Posted: August 13, 2012 at 06:23 PM (#4207543)
But he doesn't hage to "come through", he has to put the ball in play without hitting into a DP or popping up (or he can walk/HBP not to mention wild pitches and such). Keppinger Ks only about 1 every 15-16 PA, he's going to put the ball in play.
Which is exactly what happened.
Not according to the boxscore which puts Keppinger out at first. Unless it was a hit and run, if Fuld was too close to second to try for the force then Keppinger was almost certainly gonna beat out the DP.
I thought bunting w/ 1st and 2nd was one of the most underused plays in baseball and not some 1/10 trick you play
I don't think that's what the Book found. But (I recall) the Book did find that 1st and 2nd nobody out is a time when it's generally close to break even and there are scenarios in late/close where a bunt is favorable. But remember that's not a finding that a successful sac bunt is favorable but that a bunt attempt is favorable -- with all its outcomes of ball, strike, foul ball, hit, error, etc. There are apparently enough hits and errors (especially if the defense is playing back, the batter is fast, the batter is a good bunter, the 3B kinds sucks, etc.) that it pays off big time often enough.
If it's the bottom of the tenth I think Zobrist's butn must be close to a no-brainer. The top of the 10th is not quite "just one run" territory (but see #4).
Althouth #4, I'm assuming those numbers are from the start of the inning. Top 10, 1st & 2nd, nobody out and I'm guessing the p of winning is a good bit higher than .38. Zobrist may well have only taken them from .6 to .65 ... or possibly from .68 to .65. (All numbers made up)
Zobrist is generally a very good bunter too, which should be a factor. In his career he has put 41 bunts into play and gotten 16 sacrifices and 17 hits. With that and the situation, I don't see an issue with this bunt.18. Select Storage Device Posted: August 13, 2012 at 06:45 PM (#4207561)
Not according to the boxscore which puts Keppinger out at first. Unless it was a hit and run, if Fuld was too close to second to try for the force then Keppinger was almost certainly gonna beat out the DP.
I only heard the play on the radio, but I am not sure it's certain Keppinger would have been safe had Evan been on and out at second.
After actually watching the play -- I don't think "certainly" is a word you can use. Weakly hit, but not that weak. Keppinger looks dead to rights to me in a DP scenario.
According to fangraphs, Zobrist's bunt was a +2% WPA play from .70 to .72. With a 80% success rate, his bunt attempt was worth +.016.20. Walt Davis Posted: August 13, 2012 at 08:40 PM (#4207615)
Since Zobrist has an above average OBP this is probably extremely marginally positive if not actually negative (~.360 OBP vs. AL average .321).
According to fangraphs, Zobrist's bunt was a +2% WPA play from .70 to .72. With a 80% success rate, his bunt attempt was worth +.016.21. Ron J Posted: August 13, 2012 at 09:33 PM (#4207638)
Not quite. His successful sacrifice moved it from 70 to 72. Using the numbers above (which aren't necessarily relevant depending on where the defense was) he has a 40% chance of a successful sacrifice and a 40% chance of getting a hit. The hit has a greater impact on the WE than the sacrifice. There's also some chance of an error. We'd also like to know the chances of force outs at 3, 2 and the DP.
On the other hand, those numbers above are for butns in play not bunt attempts. The ball and strike outcomes will shift the WE some too. (Note I'm not sure how well the study in the Book handled "squared to bunt, took the pitch for ball/strike."
Just making up numbers for exposition: .4(.02) and .4(.05) + .02(.05) - .16(-.2) -.02(-.3) I get a made up number of about .02.
Since Zobrist has an above average OBP this is probably extremely marginally positive if not actually negative (~.360 OBP vs. AL average .321).
According to the numbers above, Zobrist gets a hit on 40% of his bunts in play, higher than his usual OBP. Now, if the infield was playing for a bunt, his OBP is almost certainly below 400 (but therefore over 400 if they were playing back). And I don't know what impact bunt attempts (i.e. balls and strikes again) have on his OBP.
I agree, it's borderline -- individual baseball decisions are pretty much always borderline. And we don't have enough info to fully judge what the probabilities likely were. I'd have more faith it was a good decision if Maddon had made it rather than a player (under the assumption Maddon will have a better grasp of the probabilities) but I'm willing to assume that based on all the conditions, Zobrist made the right move.
Unrelated to all of this, here's a factoid that tells you how much the world has changed -- and likely at least partly due to sabermetrics. Zobrist leads the AL in caught stealing ... with just 8. OK maybe the world hasn't changed, it could be a one-year fluke, but this year nobody has been running unless there was a very good chance of making it. The AL rate is 74%. Tampa leads the AL with 98 steals and 36 CS. The NL is at 73%. Miami leads with 117 steals at an 80% clip. If they keep to this pace, the AL and NL CS leaders will have the lowest totals since the early 60s.
#15 Even Pete Palmer (the father of the "don't sac" analysis) specifically mentions that the out for two bases sac produces a slight increase in expected runs. (although his analysis is based on a lower offensive context than today's AL) Which matches the "Book" results already mentioned.22. Sunday silence Posted: August 14, 2012 at 01:01 AM (#4207779)
It's close enough that it hinges on the non-bases for outs results. And as Walt shows in #20 this is tricky (though it's generally favorable to good bunters -- I've actually worked this through in some detail)
very nice discussion. Thank you.23. Astro Logical Sign Stealer Posted: August 14, 2012 at 01:46 AM (#4207797)
Why was Zobrist particularly confident in his choice because the pitcher was Alex Burnett?
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When someone asks me "What's the best documentary you've ever seen?" I find myself in a quandary. The best documentary I've ever seen is Titicut Follies, but for the life of me I couldn't recommend it. That's because this stark portrayal of the "treatment" of the insane at a Massachusetts state asylum is terrifyingly, horribly disturbing. The documentary reflects the horror of its subject matter. Once seen, it is unforgettable. I find it difficult to take responsibility for exposing another person to this film. And that is probably the highest compliment I can pay it.
Others have summarized this documentary well, so I would like to add my
comments rather than go over ground covered by others.
It is hard to view this film and watch the dehumanization and brutalization of these patients. They are shown naked being provoked into angry outbursts by the guards, force-fed, locked in solitary confinement naked with a metal bucket for a toilet and hundreds of other indignities. Even the fact that the film-makers had such access is a shocking violation since patients committed involuntarily are unable to give informed consent.
But this was made in 1967 before modern anti-psychotic medications were developed. As a Clinical Social Worker who has worked extensively with the chronic mentally ill over the last decade, I was shocked to see how primitive the treatment methods were, even though I was prepared by my research in graduate school. Tranquilizers were being prescribed to mitigate the symptoms of paranoia, the psychiatric interviews with patients included lots of leading questions and they were treated rudely and dismissively even when the patients were making some good points about their commitments.
It was obvious that the staff and volunteers were just doing the best they could, but I have less sympathy for the Hungarian psychiatrist who at times seemed as disturbed as his patients. The volunteers running games and parties and shows reminded me of the Friendly Visitors to the Poor, those well-intentioned 19th C. socialites who volunteered to sing hymns and read the Christian bible to poor people in the tenements to "improve" their lives.
All in all, this is a very worthwhile film and highly recommended to professionals and interested others in the mental health field. Yes, there are some definite ethical problems in the way this was created, but as a historical record it is invaluable. I give this 9/10.
"Titicut Follies" is a controversial documentary by Frederick Wiseman.
The film records events at the Bridgewater State Prison For the
Criminally Insane. It was shot in 1967, but was subjected to a
worldwide ban until 1992. The Judicial Court ruled that the film was an
invasion of inmate privacy, but in reality Wiseman had been granted
full permission to film at the prison. The ban was merely an attempt by
the authorities to silence the uneasy truths that Wiseman's camera had
Wiseman is oft said to be of the leading proponents of cinéma verité. His films have no narration, music or titles. He simply observes his subjects with cool, clinical detachment. Whatever Wiseman records, the viewer is left to interpret for themselves. Nothing is explained.
Along with Emile de Antonio, Wiseman is one of the godfathers of documentary cinema. Throughout his career, he'd established the standard for what is now known as "observational" or "objective" documentary film-making. Unfortunately, this tag obfuscates the many symbolic, didactic and "engineered contrasts" found in Wiseman's films. Wiseman's films aren't strictly "objective". They have points to make, and are never free of his subjective biases.
Unlike many documentary filmmakers, Wiseman's films all focus on institutions. His subjects are whole organisations, and he typically generates "drama" by simply observing the various cogs and people at work within these societal machines. High schools, welfare offices, zoos, hospitals, ballet groups, army basic training camps, small towns, ICBM bases and business corporations are just some of the institutions he's tackled.
With "Titicut Follies", Wiseman goes behind the walls of a Massachusetts Mental Institution and exposes the treatment of inmates by guards and social workers. The footage he shoots is both macabre and revolting. The mental institution pretends to be a place of logic and the scientific method, but Wiseman reveals it to be a place of chaos and absurdity. Patients are deemed "mentally unsound" simply for not conforming to the institution's absurd standards. They're routinely teased and bullied, and left to roam the corridors completely naked. One articulate patient attempts to get his doctor to explain why he's being imprisoned, but the doctor has no answer.
Several inmates, one a socialist and the other an intelligent Russian, seem to be in the institution for political reasons. Both are of sound mind, but because they sympathise with the communist cause and distrust American's involvement in Vietnam, they've been labelled paranoid schizophrenics and jailed indefinitely.
The hardest scene to watch is of a forced feeding. A doctor smokes a cigarette as he inserts a long rubber tube into a patient's nostril and pours soup into a funnel. Halfway into the procedure, the doctor's cigarette falls into the funnel. In a surprisingly heavy handed directorial intrusion, Wiseman inter-cuts this painful scene with glimpses of the patient's corpse being prepared for burial.
Frederick Wiseman is a curious case in cinema. You can arguably group modernist "brain" cinema into two categories: left brain artists and right brain artists. Left brain artists (Antonioni, Kubrick, Bresson, Haneke etc) are very rare. They're logical, sequential, rational, analytical, objective and look at things in terms of parts, units or sections.
Right brain artists are more common. They're intuitive, holistic, synthesising, subjective and look at wholes. They like randomness and communities. Altman, John Sayles, Spike Lee, Fassbinder, Wenders, Malle, Fellini and Lynch are good examples.
Wiseman's form is very much like a Stanley Kubrick film. He sees his subjects in terms of sections and parts. In terms of machines and larger constructs. His camera is always distant, detached and objective. One can see echoes of "Full Metal Jacket" in Wiseman's "Basic Training" and "2001" in "Zoo".
But behind this is an artist who seems to embrace improvisation and chaos. Wiseman works fast with a single camera and a simple microphone. He catches what he can, without purpose and plan, sculpting his films entirely in the moment. This lends his films, when viewed together, a strange feel. You get the sense of large social constructs, giant institutions and sprawling communities, machine like in their workings and routines, and yet within these machines, Wiseman captures fleeting glimpses of humanity, spontaneous and wild.
8/10 This is a nightmarish little film. It's not as great as some of Wiseman's later flicks, but it is perhaps his most influential. To this day it remains the only movie in U.S. history to be banned for reasons other than obscenity or national security. Director Milos Foreman would screen "Titicut Follies" for his crew prior to making "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" and Paddy Chayevsky would base "The Hospital" on Wiseman's "Hospital". Makes a good companion-piece to Wiseman's "Near Death".
Fred Wiseman's documentary about the lives of inmates at a Massachusetts
mental institution is a very disturbing film to watch. I dare anyone to
watch this with out feeling at least a bit uneasy. Watching this film one
can't help thinking if the "treatments" given to these poor lost souls
actually worsens their condition. One articulate inmate argues the treatment
and medication he is given are making him sick. He begs to be sent back to
prison, rather than spend another day in this wretched institution. The
doctors respond by claiming he has developed paranoia and orders his
medication increased! The doctors come across as cruel and callous. They
seem to regard the inmates as guinea pigs rather than patients to be
treated. One doctor, who is shown constantly chain smoking, looks and sounds
like a Nazi concentration camp doctor.
TITICUT FOLLIES is a very shocking film, I would only recommend it with caution to others.
I saw this film while in college back in the 1970's and was amazed and disturbed. I think it was banned or hard to find at that time. My professor was able to get a copy. It is difficult to describe this documentary. It was sad, harshly realistic and horrific. This was how inmates/patients were treated, but again, it was the 1960's. They were likely using the same treatment methods since the 1920's. One interesting note, I met one of the patients who was in the film. He had been released and apparently was doing well enough. I'll not identify him because he was well known in his community. He remembered the filming, but did not know that he was famous for it. He has since passed away, but many people remember him fondly. If there can be a bright side to this film, I guess that's it.
Like Mr. Pierson, I find it strange to give this movie a "10" since it
is not something to see for a good time.
When I saw this movie in 1972, I considered myself very lucky, since I was from Massachusetts, where it was banned, and saw it only because it was shown in my Psych class in college in New York State. We had a special showing for our class and (literally) were told not to eat before seeing the film.
There was quite a bit of controversy over it, and over Bridgewater in Massachusetts back then, somehow I just assumed that the film would be available and not banned by now. The ban only protected the state of Massachusetts, really, from being portrayed as a government that ran an prison for the criminally insane where people only went in, and never came out, where prisoners were mistreated, and where the craziest person in the place was the warden. Bridgewater was used as a threat to people at the Charles Street Jail to keep in line, it was considered like a death sentence. Massachusetts probably wasn't alone, I've heard that Napa was used as a threat to people in San Quentin back then as well.
How strange about it still being restricted, I hadn't thought of it in a long time and was actually researching hunger strikes when it crossed my mind. I wonder how Bridgewater in the '60s compares to anything now.
This is less of a documentary review and more an eye opener to those
who plan on seeing this movie.
I know a man who was there. He's a beautiful and wonderful man who was tortured there as a small child. There was nothing wrong with him. He never knew a childhood of love and nurturing, only pain and suffering. He is one of many, "Normal" people who suffered at the hands of these doctor's at this horrific hospital.
When and if you decide to watch this please keep in mind that what is filmed is only a small portion of the real horrors of which man kind is capable of. Then think how you too can help people see the truth behind many of the wrongs still happening today.
This is easily one of the most disturbing documentary films ever made. The state of Mass. blocked distribution of this film for well over a decade after its release because it was simply too honest and unflinching in its portrayal of the horrific systemic abuses of this institution. What makes the film so very important is not simply its evidence about this particular institution, but, the light it sheds on the kind of society that would treat the least fortunate of its members in this dehumanizing and cruel way. There is political analysis offered by the patients themselves that brings in the rather obvious connections to the police state, colonization, and genocide.
Incredible,disturbing real film will leave you with that uneasy feeling for several days. A must for anyone interested in or researching mental illness and/or institutions. Point of view realized by both employees and patients.
I've had the good fortune to see TITICUT FOLLIES, which for legal reasons
has long been a difficult thing to do. It's an appalling, unnerving, and
deeply important film. It has cut into my mind the way very few films,
documentaries or otherwise, have succeeded in doing.
I urge people, documentary fans or no, to seek this out. It casts a terrible reflection on society's view of the mentally ill, and the treatment thereof. Perhaps the conditions at Titicut have improved, but I'm not sure society's attitudes have at all.
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Re: Less sensors - pure stateless client?
Also useless if your job regularly puts you in no-zones such as out in the boonies or inside Faraday cages. These require offline data.
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Also useless if your job regularly puts you in no-zones such as out in the boonies or inside Faraday cages. These require offline data.
What the customer really really wants is a phone they can hold in their hand comfortably for long periods at a time without aching their wrists. Thus, the lighter the better. Battery life isn't a big concern as long as it can last a day under average use, and power users just bring battery packs and know where to find charging stations.
"It's inevitable that mechanical storage will be finished sooner or later, but that is likely to be due to some completely new technology which doesn't depend on etching a billion perfectly-formed semiconductor gates on a single piece of silicon."
What makes you think they won't find a way to do exactly as you describe much easier? Is there some physical limitation that precludes improving the process?
Not necessarily KickAss, but many so-called "torrent mirrors" were really just fronts to download malware. Same for sites touting exclusive downloads that required "agents".
I guess you do not view apprenticeships (internships are basically another form of apprenticeship) in a positive light, either.
I'd read that number some time back, but the desire for males IS quite strong because of traditions (as noted, only a son can inherit the family name). CNN covered the story some time back.
You note an exception in urban overcrowding, but the Pope has a point, too. Why can't young people curb their instincts?
Anyway, once you get out to the provinces and more agrarian areas, the convention comes back into play.
"See all those people who are ill due to smoking, poor diet and lack of exercise; a small amount of money invested in a public education programme would greatly reduce these problems and increase national productivity."
As a comedian once said, "You can't fix stupid." Yet societal sensibilities demand we try to save what lives we are capable, else we be denounced as heartless. So how do you deal with the rejects of society who don't want to learn while maintaining society's good image?
"Will be following with much interest when the first one gets hijacked by pirates near some remote coast of Africa..."
Lookup "microreactors" and you'll see they won't have enough fuel to make stealing it worthwhile.
Did you know it's actually easier to type the loopback address in IPv6?
How much simpler can you get?
If B12 is essential AND can only come from meat, where do herbivores get it?
Unfortunately, being rights, they can't be taken due to the constitutional prohibition on retroactive laws, which basically guarantees grandfathering. As long as the rights holders assert their rights, they can argue in court their rights can't be taken away without breaking Article I, Section 9.
It wouldn't matter. This sounds like spear phishing as the infected e-mail looked convincingly like business correspondence (an application), which meant the only way to be sure is to see it, and since the mere seeing of it can trip the exploit...
And yes, HTML is becoming more and more necessary for e-mail as there are some things that just can't be conveyed easily through variable text that can appear any sort of way at the other end. Now, if e-mail clients were restricted to low-version HTML and no remote components, we can still enjoy most of the cake.
"New York (where I live) and California both have the most stringent stateside emissions regulations in the US."
And you wonder why "California Emissions" packages are so noteworthy over there. Because of the high pollution potential of Los Angeles (not just the high population but also a thermal inversion zone that prevents pollutants escaping the area), pollution standards are probably the strictest in the country: stricter even than federal standards which is why when California amends its pollution standards, car makers pay attention. New York has its tough standards due to New York City (which is both old and very dense, meaning lots of cars in a very small area).
I believe London has the same issue as New York and has similar kinds of restrictions.
"You need a reality realignment."
No, mine's aligned just fine. It's their stuff; their rules, no exception.
If you have to jump hoops to get to stuff, then you either jump or walk away. If this is the standard model of the Internet, then you can either suffer quietly or unplug. And if that means denying yourself access to the exclusive content found no other way...then your funeral.
It's already here. The truly powerful run their own private networks separate from the Internet (Google, for example).
Still, it raises a conflict of interests since Ghostery's parent is also in the demographics business. Thus you wonder why its tracking features are opt-out...
"And on the eighth day, God created Beer."
- T-shirt.
Then what do you propose as an alternative solution to DNS Hijacking, which has already been exploited in the wild by malware?
"...with a little Koine Greek, in modern variations of "Old Testament"."
I think that refers to the Septuagint, which when put together with the New Testament basically gives you your earliest combined Bible in a unified language. Thus it's AKA "Biblical" Greek: the language of tradition for the Greek Orthodox Church.
And in any event, these do nothing for apps that can do "side business" with the apps they have to use anyway (like with the camera bit for, say, a barcode scanner or a chat app). Android M is unfortunately going the wrong direction with regards to this new permission model: simplifying rather than adding more specific permissions so that, say, the front camera is a different permission from the back camera.
Kerckhoff's principle states that an encryption system must be able to withstand the enemy knowing the system. If the NSA have gamed the system such that they've left a back door, they've subverted the principle by hiding a backdoor in plain sight.
And what kinds of extras will these tablets contain? Will they have things like GPSand Bluetooth for two things?
"I've been told that home-recorded content also gets the "no skipping adverts" treatment. Clarification welcome."
I haven't seen this yet with cable-box recorders. With On-Demand, yes, you can't fast-forward. But with home boxes like Hauppauge recorders and anything that records to a standard, non-DRM format, you can always edit the commercials out later.
"The adblockers simply have to let the website think it's loading all the crap, and silently replace the advertisement before it is rendered in the browser.
At the moment all the stuff is simply blocked, but it should not be too difficult to beat any adblockerblocker, Google and friends already lost this fight."
But one of the reasons for ad blockers is to conserve metered bandwidth. The only surefire way to fool the ad-blocker-blocker is to spend the bandwidth to download the ad, which is counterproductive.
There's also the realization that the mere requesting of that information (not the actual retrieval, just the requesting) can fill demographics. So just enabling the ad can become an invasion of privacy.
You will find that changing the channel doesn't help much these days, as the ad spots are commonly clustered together so that changing the channel to dodge an ad simply dumps you into another one.
Which are in turn challenged by putting exception rules to the exception rules...or simply switching to an "untouchable" ad-blocker that sticks to unconditional rules and lives outside the ad men's reach.
The all-out war between ad-blockers, ad-blocker-blockers, ad-blocker-blocker-blockers, and so on until everything on the Internet slips behind either a mandatory adwall or a paywall, with full registration and credentials required just to get past them.
And of course, all the ad kings will station themselves in countries like China who will only be too glad to respond to complaints with one finger and two letters (the second being "U"). It'll be Take It or Leave It no matter where you go, meaning bend over or abandon the Internet. Meanwhile, the real world is still flooded with spam calls, junk mail, and radio and TV ads carefully timed so that no matter which channel or station you tune, the ads are still there.
Forget being the product instead of the customer. We're just gristle for the mill, and if we disappear, well, there are more where we came from. Take advantage of your fellow man before your fellow man takes advantage of you, and if you can't do that, too bad, game over, better luck next life...
"Obviously, Skylake can manage this is software very easily but I'd rather not have a box under the telly with a stressed CPU so I'm going to wait for Kabylake next year which will do 10 bit HDR in hardware:(. "
Wanna bet by the time that happens some improvement in H.265 (or even a full-blown successor) will come along that your hardware will not be able to do? The tradeoff with a general-purpose processor is that it's not a consummate master of any specific tech, but it's flexible enough to be much more future-resistant.
"Seems to be some weird M$ <-> Intel tie up with the RealSense stuff."
Wanna bet Intel is licensing Kinect-related patents and tech from Microsoft? Meaning trying to do this on a non-MS OS constitutes Patent Infringement?
"Many people I know prefer to use laptops with 768p because the fonts look reasonably sized."
And for some reason raising the display zoom (telling the system to increase the size of everything: icons, fonts, etc.) doesn't help them?
SLI/Crossfire is by definition NOT mainstream.
Though to be fair, the punnish initialism also applies because, after he's had his turn through your firm, the fallout will make you think a drum full of trinitrotoluene had gone off in the office.
"is Radio Shack still going in the States?"
Essentially, no. Apart from a few sections of Sprint stores, all the Radio Shacks in the US ceased business about six months ago. Kind of a shame, though, as it makes it hard to buy electrical components in a hurry.
You just hit on one of my points. That means the mineral rights were previously sold. That isn't necessarily a government action but a transaction tendered in the past. This means the area has a history attached. When oil prospectors originally came, they negotiated mineral rights with the original landowners (or if the land was public, staked a claim with the government), which is why the conditions are noted in the deeds.
Last I checked, the guy used a shotgun loaded with birdshot which is meant to be shot up (as it's meant to hit birds on the wing). The shot comes down like sand or fine gravel, not really a threat to anyone.
The way I read all that, the firearm itself must be packed in a properly-locked, hard-sided case. HOWEVER, it says nothing about the SUITCASE that would contain the case that would contain said firearm.
Point is, WHO CARES if you know or not? By the time you find out, it's WAY too late.
I wonder how much trouble you could get in for having a strategically placed rat trap - the kind with serrated teeth on it - in your bag."
You'd be detained tootsweet, I bet. Last I checked, mousetraps and other spring-loaded devices can only go into checked baggage unloaded.
"My preferred method of checking in baggage is covered in shrinkwrap and tape. Most airports ive passed through offer this as a service...not sure about Merkin airports though."
Try that in America and you'll find the shrinkwrap removed and the tape cut. #1 caveat of passing through America is that your baggage, both checked and carry-on, is subject to arbitrary search.
Well it's not like I bought the locks primarily to deter thieves. I bought them to keep them from accidental opening. But since they insist on those TSA locks...
"Interestingly, and *not* contradicting your broader point, there are some social psychology experiments that demonstrate that the curve slopes upwards in some cases. IIRC, it is when the buyers have poor information about the quality of the available products, and so assume that a higher price means higher quality and thus a more desirable product. I recall reading somewhere that the cheapest bottle of wine sold restaurants is not the best seller, but the *second* cheapest sells best."
Maybe it's not so much poor information but stigma that does for the wine market. The cheapest wines are often derided as the "bum wine," the wine only drunk by desperate homeless individuals who beg on the streets just for that sweet (actually, incredibly nasty) nectar to take their pains away. In America, this is why people of any decent standing stay away from the Mogen David, the Wild Irish Rose, and the Thunderbird (well, that and the latter turns your mouth black).
"(btw what is the opposite of an oxymoron ?...) "
I don't think there is one. Or rather, an oxymoron (a self-opposing phrase) is its own opposite (even its etymology is based on two opposing words). Much like a palindrome is a word that is its own mirror.
"Who sells .5 of an eBook? :)"
Someone who entices by selling their latest book by the chapter. I think one or two authors have shown that kind of audacity.
"It also means there will be a lot more work required around taxes, as Uber will have to withhold and pay money for FICA/SS taxes, which will reduce driver's incomes."
Uncle Sam gets you either way. As a "contractor" or self-run business, you have to declare your earnings anyway as income and probably pay estimated taxes or risk an audit. Withholding simply helps to make sure his share's already collected.
Given that MD5 is a one-way hashing algorithm, not an encryption algorithm, perhaps someone can enlighten us how figuring out a password to match the MD5 allows them to figure out the bcrypt-encoded password.
Technically, Sol (the Latin name for our Sun, as good a scientific name as any) is Main Sequence: towards the low end, but still Main Sequence. Dwarf stars are typically much tinier than any Main Sequence Star.
"As most cameras use IR, you could make a road closed sign that is only visible to robo-cars. How long do you think would the occupants sit there with all the other traffic whizzing past?"
As they expect the "closed" sign to be smack in the middle of the road as a physical obstacle, why bother with the obfuscation at this point? An actual ROAD CLOSED sign will suffice AND has the added benefit of confounding human drivers.
But given how cheap the jamming kit is, multiple jammers are well within the realm of feasibility, as is listening long enough to mimic a pulse code, which has to have a reset mechanism in case the pulse finds open road and no reliable return.


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After teasing us for years with Wii Sports, Nintendo has finally released a Wii tennis game... sorta.
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Wii Sports is cursed. As much as Nintendo loves their all-time best-seller, it's sure making it hard to issue standalone sports games. Mario Super Sluggers struck out, and the company hasn't even said word one about a golf or bowling game. Hopefully Punch-Out will turn the tide, because Nintendo's solution to creating a total tennis experience on the Wii ended up almost earning our love. And by love, I mean the tennis term for zero.
Launched alongside Pikmin, New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis updates a game from the GameCube, adding widescreen visuals and motion controls to introduce the game to a new audience. Unlike Pikmin, which adds more intuitive controls, Mario Power Tennis has been made all the worse for the Wii.
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On the GameCube, Mario Power Tennis was a solid title. With a standard controller, it's pretty tough to make a bad tennis game. With a wealth of buttons to use, you can map tons of different shots and spins, making matches extremely competitive and strategic. Unfortunately, New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis tries to cram a bunch of moves into various Wii Remote motions. It would work if the controller was about twice as responsive, but the many matches we played were marred by mishaps made due to the wrong moves being performed.
Particularly, I often made weak lobs or drop shots when we wanted a forceful spike, due to the three moves sharing similar vertical movement. Things don't work all that better on the x-axis, as your character should perform a backhand or forehand depending on whether you swing away or from the body, but more often than not, you'll end up swinging the wrong way. Maybe I haven't had enough experience on Wii tennis courts yet, but figuring out which one to use when the ball was coming my way was a bit like chewing gum while walking.
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Unfortunately, this control malady bleeds into every mode outside of the standard one, too. Trying to hit balls through rings or paint a canvas with coloured balls by accurately aiming your shot is now frustratingly impossible. And since playing a standard set is crazy enough with the new controls, adding turtle shells and banana peels to the mix makes the matches unmanageable.
While the game's graphics and visuals have held up well in the GameCube-to-Wii transition, New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis is a shining example of how to break a game with motion controls. Take a simple game with an easy control scheme and shoehorn in awkward, unresponsive substitute, and you've got a game that will have people dashing back towards Wii Sports.
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