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Computers and the Internet
News about Computers and the Internet, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 30, 2014
Thousands of Hungarians gather in streets of Budapest to protest country's plans to tax Internet use, move seen as way to cut off public debate by limiting information not controlled by the rightist government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Arrest of Hong Kong man Li Siu-ming over his online posts about pro-democracy demonstrations has raised concerns that authorities have begun to patrol the Internet; online policing tactics, long associated with mainland China, have yet to be applied in Hong Kong. MORE
Oct. 29, 2014
Group of New York politicians is calling on Comcast to give free broadband to all city public housing residents and bolster other low-cost Internet offerings as a condition for its proposed $45 billion merger with Time Warner Cable. MORE
Oct. 27, 2014
Facebook, using algorithms that drives its News Feed, is at forefront of fundamental change in how people consume journalism; site's mathematical formulas predict what users might want to read; shift raises questions about ability of computers to curate news, and also has broader implications for way people consume information, and thus how they see the world; Pew report says 30 percent of Americans get their news on Facebook. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
Advertising column; growth in marketing efforts for connected-home products like thermostats, security cameras and smart lights is being fueled by growth of industry and insatiable demand among consumers for new technology. MORE
Oct. 24, 2014
Ann Carrns Your Money Adviser column highlights start-up called Lantern, which aims to combine mobile and online tools with remote nudging from professionals to help users tackle troubles like anxiety or sleep problems; notes service is described as middle-ground between buying a self-help book and paying $100 or more for in-person therapy. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
The Upshot; analysis finds that many websites limit users' legal recourse if things go wrong; whether these legal provisions, known as forced arbitration clauses and class-action ban clauses, are fair is a long-running argument. MORE
Oct. 22, 2014
Editorial welcomes move by HBO and CBS to offer a la carte television content, a more pragmatic approach that could benefit customers; underscores importance of Federal Communications Commission issuing strong rules that prohibit broadband companies form blocking or interfering with Internet content. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
The Upshot; regulatory woes that tech start-ups like Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb have faced are due in part to the fact that they think of themselves as online companies, yet they offer services in the offline world. MORE
Oct. 16, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Leonard Adleman points out genome for eradicated smallpox virus is online; warns in a real and life-threatening scenario, high-tech labs could resurrect virus; posits considering limiting distribution of tools of emerging computer technology. MORE
Oct. 14, 2014
MGM Resorts International, one of world's biggest casino operators, is lobbying New York State lawmakers to support legislation that would legalize online poker in the state; main sponsor of proposal, Republican State Sen John J Bonacic, whose district includes the Catskills, argues that allowing people to play poker online could be a source of additional revenue for New York. MORE
Oct. 13, 2014
Editorial cautions there are good reasons to worry that technology industry has entered period of irrational exuberance, and that bursting of this bubble could have far-reaching consequences; compares current period to that of the late 1990s; notes valuations of companies can outstrip their ability to make money for only so long. MORE
Oct. 12, 2014
Growing number of political campaigns and outside groups are finding out that premium ad space on the web has been booked; digital advertising is maturing in same way television did, as targeting becomes more sophisticated and definition of viewer expands drastically. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Estonia has welcomed technology as fact of life; Estonians use national identity card embedded with microchip to gain access to some 4,000 services including banking and medical records; other nations have noticed, and former Estonian Prime Min Andrus Ansnip has been tapped to become European Commission vice president in charge of Europe's digital future. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on recording live streaming program in progress; deleting books from iOS 8; Tip of the Week on jumping between Google Apps in a web browser. MORE
Oct. 9, 2014
Marketers of pop culture are appropriating internet buzzwords and keyboard symbols that have resonance on digital platforms in effort to connect with young consumers and create buzz. MORE
Oct. 7, 2014
NBA's new deals with ESPN and Turner Sports, worth $24 billion over nine years, gives the two media giants the right to stream out-of-market games to fans on the web. MORE
Oct. 6, 2014
Activist investors are eager to take small stakes in big companies and call for breakups, betting that profit will follow. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
News analysis; overlooked aspect in debate over privacy and the Internet is the psychic toll of lack of privacy; privacy research in both online and offline environments has shown that just the perception of being watched results in feelings of low self-esteem, depression and anxiety. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Editorial identifies approaches tech companies like Google, Facebook and Apple can use to increase gender and ethnic diversity in their work forces; notes that increased diversity can lead to more creative and more profitable companies. MORE
Oct. 4, 2014
Google notifies The New York Times that links to five articles have been removed from some search results on European versions of its search engine to comply with Europe's 'right to be forgotten'; notifications offer vivid examples of issues involved in Europe's decision to allow individuals some measure of control over what appears online about themselves. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
Russian Pres Vladimir V Putin throws his support behind plan to isolate the Internet in Russia from the rest of the World Wide Web; says government will not censor Internet sites; contends plan is intended to build a backup system to keep websites in the Russian domains online in a national emergency. MORE
Oct. 2, 2014
Nick Bilton Disruptions column observes that one of central themes in Walter Isaacson book The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution focuses on women who played pivotal role in technology but have been forgotten; book plays particular attention to 19th-century innovator Ada Lovelace. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
The Upshot; Microsoft, having done polls through video games in 2012, plans to have its Cortana automated digital assistant survey people through their mobile phones; polling analysts will watch Cortana not just because of its novelty but also because of its potential to provide human-sounding voice at little cost. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Wonder Workshop, founded by Saurabh Gupta, Vikas Gupta and Mikal Greaves, is among a new crop of companies seeking to teach computer programming to children through play and robotics; crowd-sourced company sprang out of frustration with the dearth of programming education opportunities for young children. MORE
Sep. 28, 2014
Editorial criticizes Chinese government for imposing burdensome controls on Internet, such as blocking online libraries, text messaging applications and cloud computing services; contends China's worsening censorship points to increasing tensions between pursuing economic development and maintaining Communist Party's control over how people communicate with each other and the outside world. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Jim Dwyer About New York column notes that until Oct 7, people and businesses in New York City can pay a premium price to sign up ahead of the general public to claim web address that ends in .nyc; holds good news is that city will have its own digital scaffold but warns that price-gouging by cybersquatters, who practice a form of virtual real estate speculation, is a real possibility. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Security experts warn that Bash, free software used in more than 70 percent of computers that connect to the Internet, contains an alarming bug; say that flaw, known as 'Shellshock,' could potentially allow hackers to take control of hundreds of millions of machines worldwide, including Macintosh computers and smartphones. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
The Upshot; technology industry has spent $71 million so far in 2014 on lobbying, and spent $141 million in 2013; industry ranks near bottom of annual list that attempts to grade large corporations on how well they voluntarily and publicly disclose political activities; lack of transparency serves to obscure fact that Silicon Valley's relationship with Washington has become much cozier. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Findings appearing in Reading Research Quarterly shows that, with Internet having become an indispensable part of daily life, lower-income students are lagging more affluent students in their ability to find, evaluate, integrate and communicate information they find online; it also demonstrates general lack of online literacy among all students. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Chinese government, as part of broad campaign to tighten internal security, is clamping down on web traffic, making it more difficult for Google and its customers to do business; even as Google and other big tech firms have lobbied heavily for easing of restrictions, China's broader scrutiny of multinationals has intensified. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Teddy Wayne Future Tense column on young children and their irresistible attraction to technology. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Alibaba has generously handed out stock to all levels of workers, creating a wealth diaspora rarely seen in China. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on defragmenting hard drives on Windows 8.1 computer; backing up iPhone photos on a computer; Tip of the Week on restricting type of content that can be downloaded from Google Play store. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
New York City lawmakers are considering local model of White House petition site that promises to respond to any request that receives enough signatures; online petition system would allow residents to directly ask anything they want of public officials and, with enough support, receive feedback; bill's sponsor, Councilman James Vacca, says it is 'way for people to register their views collectively.' MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Nick Bilton Disruptions column relates surprising fact that number of technology chief executives and venture capitalists strictly limit their children's screen time at home; suggests that executives and moguls may know dangers posed by technology more intimately than others. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column offers pros and cons on having travel photos processed by companies and sites on the Internet. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Federal Communications Commission chairman Tom Wheeler says agency will work to promote greater competition among providers of high-speed Internet service, but that it will stop short of seeking greater regulation; notes that overwhelming majority of Americans lack real choice in providers. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on accessing special characters in Mac OS X and how to copy files from an Android tablet; Tip of the Week on how to see either traditional desktop mode or Apps view when booting up Windows 8.1. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Iranians are now permitted to send and receive photos and videos on their cellphones, marking victory for Pres Hassan Rouhani, who has long called for relaxing Iran's tight grip on the Internet but has had only limited success in the face of stern opposition from hard-liners. MORE
Sep. 1, 2014
Irish government committee is set to pick country's new data privacy regulator, who will have large say in how Internet giants including Facebook and Apple use online information from roughly billion users; regulator has power to police any company in Ireland, and many of world's largest technology companies have moved their headquarters there in the last two decades. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Delia Ephron describes using Uber car service, only to find out that drivers rate passengers; humorously observes that she will be getting report cards for the rest of her life due to the Internet. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
The Upshot; web start-ups that either rent items themselves or serve as middlemen are creating new way of consuming, growing a corner of broader sharing economy; tech entrepreneurs and investors say consumers will soon be able to rent much of what they always thought they must own. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
College students across the country are building faster, more informative and overall better versions of universities' information systems managing course selection and scheduling; this culture of innovation has accelerated debates about the flow of information on campus, and forced colleges to reckon with some unexpected results of the programming skills they are imparting. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Gadgetwise column offers guide to noteworthy back-to-school tech that goes beyond laptops and smartphones. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Molly Wood Machine Learning column highlights examples of companies and websites that aim to save college students money, like websites that offer price comparisons for textbooks. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Technology is making it easier to enjoy music performances in comfort of home, but can be challenge for those who prefer to listen and watch operas and symphonies on larger scale than computers and mobile devices allow. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Mikey Dickerson, Google engineer who helped repair HealthCare.gov in 2013, is leaving Google permanently to become Obama administration's deputy chief information officer for federal government and administrator of new United States Digital Services Team; initial goal of team is to make government's websites more consumer friendly. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Harper's Magazine publisher John R MacArthur is part of a small group of publishers who say they believe that the Internet is bad for writers and readers; magazine is online, but only subscribers to print version have access; it remains to be seen whether history will judge him as resolute visionary or stubborn martyr. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Apple's highly secretive internal training program, Steven P Jobs' so-called Apple University, is like its products: meticulously planned, with polished presentations and a gleaming veneer that masks a great deal of effort; one course in program used works by Picasso to show employees the company's approach to simplicity in design. MORE
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Megan Smith: 'You Can Affect Billions of People'
The chief technology officer of the United States is bringing a Silicon Valley ethos to Washington.
November 2, 2014, Sunday
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Hungary Drops Internet Tax Plan After Public Outcry
The proposal had been seen as a move by Prime Minister Viktor Orban to choke off one of the last sources of information not controlled by him and his allies.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: Hungary , Orban, Viktor , Taxation , Demonstrations, Protests and Riots , Computers and the Internet , Fidesz Party
With School Ban Nearing End, New York City Works on How and When to Allow Cellphones
In an era when many parents want constant access to their children and students live in a digital social milieu, banning cellphones from schools is increasingly seen as counterproductive.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: Education (K-12) , Cellular Telephones , Wireless Communications , Education Department (NYC) , de Blasio, Bill , New York City
Deceptions of the F.B.I.
Tactics used in two cases risk opening the door to constitutional abuses on a wide scale if they are not halted.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
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F.C.C. Considering Hybrid Regulatory Approach to Net Neutrality
A "split the baby" proposal would regulate "wholesale" Internet transactions similar to utilities, and lightly regulate "retail" transactions.
November 1, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: Net Neutrality , Wheeler, Thomas E , Federal Communications Commission , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry , Computers and the Internet , Telephones and Telecommunications
New Russian Boldness Revives a Cold War Tradition: Testing the Other Side
A breach of a White House computer system and military flights skirting NATO territory could be "message-sending by Putin, and it's dangerous," a defense official said.
October 31, 2014, Friday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: Russia , Cyberwarfare , Cold War Era , United States International Relations , North Atlantic Treaty Organization , Computer Security , United States , Industrial Espionage
Our Failing Weather Infrastructure
Tight budgets and job vacancies make it hard to predict the next Hurricane Sandy.
October 31, 2014, Friday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: National Weather Service , Hurricane Sandy (2012) , Federal Budget (US) , Computers and the Internet , United States , Disasters and Emergencies
Our Machine Masters
The age of artificial intelligence is finally at hand. Will we master it, or will it master us?
October 31, 2014, Friday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: Artificial Intelligence , Data-Mining and Database Marketing , Social Conditions and Trends
Turning the PC Into a DVR
Plus, donating a Windows XP computer.
October 31, 2014, Friday
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Why the U.S. Has Fallen Behind in Internet Speed and Affordability
The lack of competition in the U.S. broadband industry could have long-term economic consequences for American competitiveness.
October 31, 2014, Friday
MORE ON COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET AND: Computers and the Internet , United States Economy , Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues , Telephones and Telecommunications , Regulation and Deregulation of Industry , Infrastructure (Public Works) , Federal Communications Commission , Federal Trade Commission
Museums Plug In
Apps, data-mining and other technologies are changing how museums can interact with guests and how they approach their own collections.
The Deposed Queen of NinjaVideo
Hana Beshara, a founder of NinjaVideo, once a popular illegal video downloading site, was known as Queen Phara to its users. Now she's putting her life back together after 16 months in prison.
App Smart | Learn to Code
Kit Eaton reviews three apps that will help you learn the basics of computer programming from your mobile device.
The Internet of Things
David Rose, the author of 'Enchanted Objects,' sees a future where we can all live like wizards.
A Virtual Elephant
Magic Leap's "Little Elephant" animation illustrates one type of experience that the company's human computing platform will be able to deliver.
Reduce Your Monthly Digital Bills
Molly Wood audits her digital expenses, from cloud storage to streaming movies, and finds ways to trim her monthly bills.
Wiring the Amazon
This short documentary chronicles a remote Peruvian village's four-year struggle to get Internet access.
Googling While Expecting
Web queries indicate that pregnant women around the world tend to crave many of the same things: ice, salt, sweets, spicy foods. But searches (by anyone, men or women) also find differences among countries about pregnancy-related concerns.
How Net Neutrality Works
The future of protecting an open Internet has been the subject of fierce debate, and potential changes to the rules by the Federal Communications Commission could impact your online experience.
Times Minute | Newark's Next Mayor
Also on the Minute, new privacy protections in Europe and developing bird-safe glass.
Times Minute | Obama's California Trip
Expect questions Obama the N.S.A. when he stops in Silicon valley. Also on the Minute, new media censorship from Vladimi Putin and a singing nun in Italy become a viral sensation.
From Netscape to Alibaba
A look back at the Internet revolution's notable I.P.O.s, and how valuations have fared over the years.
Popular Demand
Popular celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres, who was featured on the March 3 cover of People, special issues like Forbes's Billionaire's list, and coverage of major events like the Oscars on March 2, are part of what bring visitors to magazine websites.
Live, and Online: Poison
Millions of Chinese are watching live interactive web entertainment, like the popular karaoke performer seen in this clip, who goes by the stage name Poison.
Barton on 'Power to the People'
Richard Barton describes the philosophy behind many of his businesses, which are meant to empower people in new ways.
Popular Demand
The largest social sites garner the most visits from mobile devices and from laptop computers and desktop PC's. Facebook, with a 59.65 percent share in March, dominated traffic from computer users, followed by You Tube (23.02 percent), Twitter (2.29), Google Plus (1.71) and Yahoo Answers (1.07).
Microsoft Unveils Office App for iPad
Microsoft's chief executive, Satya Nadella, and the general manager of Microsoft Office, Julia White, announced the new Office app for iPad, part of an effort to expand to other devices.
Pricing Tencent's WeChat
China Internet giant Tencent says its popular WeChat app is raking in the cash - but by giving few other details, has made gauging its profitability a struggle, says Breakingviews' Peter Thal Larsen.
China tech titans take battle to U.S.
The war among China's Internet giants is heating up, with some heading to the U.S. to drum up cash for more land grabs back home. But which should investors be betting on? Jane Lanhee Lee reports.
Oracle misses
Summary: Stocks rally as Russia's Vladimir Putin says he won't go beyond Crimea; Oracle struggles to catch up to the cloud; Microsoft hits July 2000 high on speculation Office is headed to the iPad.
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"If someone's bullying you and actually taking the time out of their day to try to hurt you, then hey, you're like the center of their world," she explains. "I would just be like, 'Cool, that's obvious I'm doing something right if you want to bully me.'"
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Stanford has grabbed the supercomputer crown with Sequoia, a million-core computer at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories that is being used to simulate jet turbulence in real time. This isn't the fastest supercomputer per se, but it is the first to use one million cores simultaneously which is an amazing feat for big iron.
A Cray Titan at Oak Ridge National Laboratory holds the record the fastest computer with half a million processors. However, this machine can use more of its processors at once, allowing Stanford Engineering's Center for Turbulence Research to "solve a complex fluid dynamics problem—the prediction of noise generated by a supersonic jet engine."
Research associate Joseph Nichols, who works with the machine, noted thatSequoia is number twoon the list of the world's most powerful computers but that the computer has the most computational cores. "It uniquely enables us to run 1M+ core simulations, to glimpse what the future has in store," he said.
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Guns and Robots is a free MMOFPS developed and published by Masthead Studios. It's a shooting action game where players build their characters as robots and fight each other. As one can imagine, these robots can equip guns and all sorts of other weapons. Customization is one of the key elements in Guns and Robots. There are about 150 different component parts that can be used for robot customization. PvP action is fast paced. Several maps for Guns and Robots multiplayer mode are available. Each map has different environments with strategic locations.
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Sara Bowman landed a bluegill/catfish double on a Father's Day outing at Braidwood Lake. | Dale Bowman~For Sun-Times Media
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My daughter, Sara, gave the obligatory scream of ''Eww.'' American culture, I swear, teaches girls they at least must feign fear of snakes.
This snake was a doozy. What looked like a watersnake was trying to engulf a good-sized bluegill on the north bank of Braidwood Lake.
At 11, Sara has been around enough snakes with me and her brothers not to really be scared. We took our time to marvel at the snake taking on a huge meal. Well, until Sam, our youngest at 7, tried to be all boy and pick up the snake with a stick.
Now, I enjoy my regular Father's Day traditions of grilling something special or my couple of hours of uninterrupted TV/nap time watching the Sox game or the U.S. Open as much as always. But the last couple of years, the youngest two and I have been going fishing together.
It has become a perfect Father's Day event, down to the traditions of turning over a couple of shovels of garden to get some earthworms to put in a coffee can and stopping at a bait shop for red worms and wax worms. The bait-shop stop was extra special when the owner invited the ever-inquisitive Sam back to look at the suckers in his tank.
The red worms and wax worms went on ice in the Igloo on top of the turkey and peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches and small cans of Squirt and Bug Juice.
I choose Braidwood because I know we will catch small channel catfish and bluegills. But Sara, who caught her first real largemouth bass on a spinner bait this spring, is ready to try something more challenging. Next year.
With the wind Sunday, I went without floats and just did a double-hook setup above split shot (adjusted as needed). For Sara's desire to get a big catfish, one rod was set with a half-ounce sinker and cast deep. I also set up a light rod with 6-pound line with a small jig. She is at the point where she likes the action of working a jig and has become good at it.
She caught most of our 20 or so bluegills, channel catfish, green sunfish and shad. The catfish were Braidwood's typical small ''fiddlers.'' But I was impressed that they landed four keeper-sized bluegills. One gut-hooked bluegill went on ice with the sandwiches and drinks.
Sara even landed her first double of bluegill and catfish. Sam was more intent on following the watersnake around and hurling rocks into the lake, but he caught some fish, too.
When Sara became more interested in other shoreline actions, I knew: It was time. Better to cut the kids' fishing trip short than stretch it too long.
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PORTAGE | A Portage man was charged with operating while intoxicated, fleeing law enforcement and leaving the scene of an accident early Wednesday morning after he sideswiped a car in the Walmart parking lot.
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The incident happened at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday. The man allegedly took two purses including various debit and identification cards and $28 in cash. Police also found a bicycle in a ditch along Airport Road just north of the residence.
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Officials: Highly likely migratory ducks were source of latest bird flu outbreakUpdated: 2014-01-21 07:00:53 KST
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Efforts to contain the spread of the virus continue in the nation.
With three farms in the country's southwestern Jeollado area confirmed to have been hit with the highly pathogenic H-5-N-8 strain of bird flu, officials are saying it's increasing likely migratory ducks were the source of the outbreak.
If this is the case, quarantine officials worry the virus could easily spread, or may have already spread to other parts of the country, including the metropolitan area.
Although the government's first-ever 48-hour standstill ban which prohibits people from traveling and transferring equipment and poultry products, was lifted at the start of Tuesday, officials remain on high alert expanding sterilization locations.
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Maginon fs500 slide scanner not 'seen' by VueScan, Gimp or Photoshop Elements
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Hi. I bought this pretty good slide scanner from Aldi-but the software that comes with it is basic to say the least. None of the above image manipulators can 'see' the scanner although they can all see my Epson Stylus flatbed scanner. VueScan website thinks unsupported scanners may need WIA files. Maginon support does not know of these. Any one got any ideas how to use the Maginon to import into any of the above suites of software? Windows 7 64 bit. Many thanks.
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Not sure if this will help but take a look here enter link description here
Also have you tried using the Windows built-in Windows Fax & Scan from the Start Menu?
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Hi Northumbria- thanks for the response. Tried the Windows Fax and Scanner- no go. Unless it is me, trying to install the WIA files is a pain involving a command prompt within Windows/System 32?
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Would it be amazing if you can achieve the ability to Play What You Hear?
5 days to grand start. Now you have a great opportunity to join one of a kind Play What You Hear Program. This program is something else and it will take you to the next level. No more "How I can play that?" questions... You listen and execute. Simple as that. But to get to that point you need build the skills. Spend your best 15 weeks of learning from next Sunday.
Tomi Paldanius will teach only 2 groups max.20 people and these seats are going fast. Group 1 (EU 5pm CET) is almost full but the Group 2 (US 9pm Eastern) has some more space left.
It is 60 lessons/15 weeks intensive course with 3 hours of tuition every week added with great homework lessons to work with. Each lesson is downloadable after the session in a case you miss the LIVE class.
We get emails and contacts from people who don't understand the highest value of this kind of unique approach. That's why we wanted to show little taste what is coming up. We attached here the first homework that every Play What You Hear Program member/student can do before logging in to the first session on Sunday.
Lot of interesting information below for all of us...
Homework - S1 - Sound (dB and Hz)
AllEars method part 1 is about Sense of Music. The motivation to learn music starts from the sound itself and what we feel after we hear it.
To understand music, we need to understand the sound.
Sound is a mechanical wave. This wave happens when we have certain amount of pressure against certain kind of density. Basically we tune the guitar string to a density and use pressure (= pick the string) to make the sound. The medium is the string. It vibrates like any other medium which brings us the sound (Car, boat, wind, plane, microwave and so on). To make that sound louder (or more quiet) we use different ways to achieve that goal. With acoustic guitars it is the body with the sound hole. Each wood specie has different way to reflect the sound. With electric guitars we use pickups, amplifiers and speakers to amplify and modify the sound.
Two most known sound terms when measuring sounds are decibel and hertz.
Decibel (=dB)
Tells us how loud something is (Loudness). We can hear near 0dB sounds already.
Whisper is around 30dB.
Normal conversation 65dB.
Acoustic Guitar practicing 65dB.
City Traffic 85dB.
Subway Train 95dB.
Motorcycle 100dB.
Rock Concert 115dB.
Jet Engine 140dB.
Shotgun 165dB
Loudest animal (Blue Whale) 188dB.
Loudest possible sound 194dB.
The 90 to 95dB range is considered as a danger zone. If you listen to sounds that loud long periods, you might have hearing loss soon.
125dB will be already painful.
140dB even a short time can cause damage to your ears.
180dB Hearing tissue will die.
Frequency (Hertz=Hz)
Every sound has a loudness or power (=dB). Every sound has also a frequency (f=frequency). That is basically how high or low the sound is. When we hear city traffic, we hear different sounds together and it is difficult to hear 1 certain frequency. When we go little more faraway from the cacophony of the sounds, we can hear better, one even traffic sound frequency which is the sum of many different sounds. Guitar strings work kind of the same way with many frequencies together but one as the most recognizable. More about that little later.
Sound can be also something humans cannot hear but can feel it.
Humans can hear sounds from 20hz to 20000hz. Term (Hz=Hertz) tells us how many cycles the medium have in one second. As a guitar player you can see this by yourself by closely watching the guitar string when you pick it. You can see how it vibrates. Each string and fret vibrates certain amount. For example 6th string open E note vibrates 82.407 times in one second. 6th string E notes frequency is 82.407. If you play E string 2 seconds it makes 164 cycles (up down and back to the center).
Did you know that the floor toms of basic drum set are tuned almost to 6th string E around 85hz?
Why the drums then don't sound like guitar?
Well then we go back to the acoustics and different kind of materials used to build the instruments. We also have different instrument groups. There is many factors which change the sound. Not just the instrument we are playing. It is also the technique we use. How we touch the instrument. We can make special effects to imitate something with our instruments. Our imagination can only bring the limits what we can do with sound.
Here is a picture what looks like 1Hz frequency as a wave. It would be pretty big guitar string with very low density to make it vibrate only 1 cycle in 1 second.
Now to the actual homework. Do this before joining the first lesson on 3rd of June.
1. Listen very carefully one day all sounds you hear and try to memorize or write them down to paper.
2. How many different sounds you heard and how you feel when you hear them. Are certain sounds annoying, funny, relaxing. If you listened music, how the music affected you?
We will go through the answers at the first session on Sunday.
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PDHoss writes "NYTimes.com has a story on freedom of expression as it applies to virtual communities, specifically 'The Sims Online.' How should issues of free speech, community standards, and censorship be addressed in the virtual world (given that we can barely agree on those issues in meatspace)?" There's also a story in the Independent, and we've mentioned this guy before.


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Good Morning! There have been many occurences in Sochi, Russia lately and here's a recap of the Olympics news and events. Some of the links you may want to avoid if you want to wait and watch the events unfold on television. I'll warn you about spoilers.
The medal count for the games to this point is here. If you don't want to know before you watch it, don't look. Which teams are you following the closest through the Olympics? It's a hard decision in some ways.
If you are looking for the hockey results from matches, you can look here. But don't look if you want to watch the match replays. There are complete recaps on scoring and actions trough the games.
If you are trying to keep up with your local television listings for Olympics coverage, use this handy search feature. You can go straight to the channel covering the event you are looking to watch.
This is a great run down on yesterday's action from a variety of events. They even included some sweet little video clips. It doesn't cover every sport but it hits the highlights and it's quite enjoyable.
Don't miss Team Norway take on Team Finland, Teemu Selanne is playing!The other game today is Team Canada vs Team Austria. Let's cheer on our Ducks today and enjoy having hockey to watch!
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If you missed your free pancake day today for National Pancake Day, don't worry! Le Gourmet TV shows you how to make Brown Butter Pancakes from scratch. Mmmm… so good.
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