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I haved tried out some of the remote control options and to me VNC feels old and slow. Is there any chance Ubuntu will work with NX Server and bundle FreeNX and completely remove VNC as a core product.
Because it installs standard it gives the suggestion of being a relevant product but as most people replace it, I don't think it merits inclusion in the base install. Unless it's predetermined that Android will be replacing Gnome and Unity, fixing this remote tools issue seems like time well spent. Increases usability and exstends the OS family. Phone, tablet, laptop, workstation, server.

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A Complete Carbon-fiber Deuce Roadster - Voodoo EvolutionWritten by Eric Geisert on December 1, 2012
Some folks explain evolution as the concept of the survival of the fittest, while others argue that it is the discernible path through genetic inheritance that carries strong traits forward. But either explanation works well for a new breed of Deuce roadster: the 32R from Voodoo Hot Rods.
Very few original hot rods from the '40s and '50s still exist in their original form today, but over the past few decades thousands have been created and cloned to replicate what went before. And, while it's safe to say all hot rods share a common ancestor, every once in a while you get a new branch on the tree, which is exactly what you have here.
While at first glance the Voodoo Hot Rods 32R looks like another Deuce roadster, the closer you look, the more you find that is different. After hot rodders have spent decades fiddling with 80-year-old technology, the 32R is brand new in two important areas: the body and the chassis.
The 32R is the first epoxy carbon-fiber Deuce body to be made and offered as a production vehicle. Design wise, there is no mistaking this as a '32 Ford roadster, but one that has been tweaked. Over the years there has been a lot done to modify a '32 Ford roadster, and many of those best designs and ideas have been incorporated into the baseline 32R.
The cockpit has been extended (4 inches of legroom gained) and the wheelwells have also been raised. Among the laundry list of options available is the choice of either a stock cowl with vent or smoothed off for non-stock (DuVall, and others) windshield layouts.
Out back a faux gas tank is tucked in close to the body and an optional rear valance panel fills in the space between the rear apron and the gas tank. There are a handful of additional options (including a notched rear roll pan for quick-changes or a one-piece hood top), but painters will love the fact the bodies come de-seamed and basic bodywork complete, with all sections covered with a 2K epoxy primer.
Builders will also appreciate there is no need for beefing up the chassis, cowl, or cockpit sections because of the substantial tubular chassis already in place but hidden out of sight under the skin. And all the custom tricks you'd typically want to use (and sometimes compromising comfort in the process), such as bobbing this or kicking that, are already designed into this chassis. Looking more like a NASCAR frame than one for a hot rod, Voodoo Hot Rods wanted two major points covered when designing and building their unique chassis: strength and rigidity.
Besides raising the wheelwell openings on the body (which allows 32-inch wheels to fit properly), the chassis is set up with a lower ride height (4 inches lower than repro Deuce frames), and the exhaust can be routed between the upper and lower rails so nothing hangs down below the chassis. And the fact the company constructed both front and rear full-travel suspension capabilities into its design, you get a ride similar to a new factory vehicle rather than the buckboard approach some hot rods have with their 1-inch shock and spring travel.
The triangulated and crossbraced framework also provides other benefits, such as a cowl base structure that allows you to bolt on traditional windshield stands as well as providing a place to mount both the brake master cylinder and the steering column.
Fabrication time for the home builder to create this extra but needed framework is virtually eliminated with the 32R and, with time equaling money, customers will be able to get into their finished cars quicker. This, coupled with the fact the body is de-seamed and primed with a 2K epoxy primer, bodywork and paint prep time is drastically reduced.
Voodoo Hot Rods will be building only 10 bodies the first year, 20 the next, and limiting production to a total of only 32 individually numbered vehicles. There is a lot more information on the 32R on the company's website (www.voodoohotrods.com), and in an upcoming issue of STREET RODDER the magazine will be taking one of the Voodoo Evolution 32R cars out to the track and putting it through its paces on a standard slalom course as well as with brake and skidpad testing. We're looking forward to doing just that and, if the 32R lives up to its promises, we might be looking at a whole new breed of hot rod here.
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More exposed carbon material is found in the trunk section. Trunk and door latches come standard on each roadster, and the doors and trunklid come already hung.It's unfortunate that only the driver will know this chassis is under the skin of his roadster (especially when he takes it around a corner at speed!). Specs on the TIG-welded chassis are that it's made using 1.75x0.120-, 1.5x0.083-, and 1x0.063-inch seamless DOM, 1026-grade steel tubing.Much of the chassis features triangulated and crossbraced tubing for strength, safety, and rigidity. The chassis is higher (by 6 inches) over the rear axle compared to a stock '32 chassis, which accommodates a lower ride height but, because of the higher shock mounts, increased suspension travel.There is enough clearance out back to fit even the big Champ-style rearends and one of the many options available is a Watts link suspension system.The chassis design allows taller shocks both front and rear for better road handling, but the unique aspect of the front suspension is you can adjust the front spring mount to get the correct axle castor angle regardless of the rake of the chassis. Plus both cross-steer and rack-and-pinion systems will bolt up easily.


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I am starting on my first application using delphi (using delphi XE 2) and I'm trying to piece my way through creating the GUI right now.
I'm trying to use a TpageControl to keep things separated and simple but when I try to place a component on a tabsheet it shows on all of them. According to what I have read the components placed on each given tab are only supposed to show in that one.
Basically I want each tab to operate as a separate form. Does anyone have any tips and/or tutorials on working with the Tpagecontrol in order to do what I have described?


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Lawyers for the executive branch and Williams were back in court Monday, once again unable to agree on a schedule to resolve the suit. Senate Republican floor leader Dan Kelly, who represented Williams, said there is no emergency and there may not need to be anything done on the budget before January.


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Buy 1 game at 50 bucks, get an out dated, very low value game free. Enjoy suckers!!!!!
Origin.. Keeping me away from more games that I want to play everyday.
This deal is somewhat underwhelming, more than a few of these titles regularly end up on sale for $5 on Steam. Even if you don't use Steam I'm fairly confident you could buy any of these titles cheaper elsewhere. As others have noted you will need to sign up for and install Origin to play these games. Origin is honestly unobtrusive just in terms of playing the games without having to jump through any extra DRM hoops, assuming you're fortunate enough to not have it crash every time you launch a game (a problem that doesn't seem terribly uncommon). The big controversy being that Origin's terms of service give EA the right to access far more of your data than many people are comfortable with, and the increasingly popular waiver of your right to join a class action lawsuit clause.
@kingtaco: Good points. I only keep Origin installed because I got a better deal on Warp via a coupon; but must say its never crashed on me.
Maybe cause my comp is new (quad core i7, Windows 7)???
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The Cheboygan Planning Commission is slated to deal with a familiar item at its meeting on Monday.
The site plan and storm water review for the Old Kennel Brick Oven is back on the agenda after it was tabled last month.
Timothy J. Howell, 216 Sutherland St., appeared before the commission last month trying to get approval so he could construct a commercial kitchen to include his brick oven.
However, numerous questions were raised.
Howell said the request was being made after his wife started baking artisan bread and then wanted to sell it consumers.
Because the Howells want to sell the bead locally and at farmers' markets, the state's Department of Agriculture said a commercial kitchen had to be constructed.
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When I click on button, might be in windows apps, web apps, etc it has some animation to actually see it clicked and event is raised in background. I've knowledge of events and its attaching to button click events but I wanted to know how this mechanism works. I always assumed it is inbuilt in operating systems.
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Obviously the implementation is different for different operating systems. In particular Windows lumps a lot of the layers together for the programmer and user point of view, but that's the basic lay of the land. I gave you some names for Linux because those are open source and if you were so inclined you could trace everything from the silicon on up. Qt and other widget toolkits, which seems to be the part you're most interested in, are also available for Windows.
It's pretty amazing to contemplate the precise flow of electrons needed starting at the mouse button switch, through the CPU, out to the Internet and back through countless routers and servers, back through your CPU, eventually resulting in every single pixel on your display being commanded to its own specific color. We sum up that result of millions of hours of collaborative effort simply as "clicking a link."
There really isn't an interface. There is the object that raises the event and then a delegate(s) that handles the event. The object that raises the event has no idea who/what/how the event will be handled. It just raises the event with any relevant data on the message so that the delegate(s) can handle it properly.
The delegate has to register itself as a handler for that event.
Something like this:
Then there will be the method that will handle the event:
Its not garanteed that "Event Driven Programming Model" will exist on your platform or environment. It so happens on Windows that this is supported.
With .Net, the support is baked with the ability to raise events and use delegates to handle them. There also built in async support as well.
Underlying, the OS (Windows) has a message pump or loop which is constantly cycling and handling messages that are posted. Typically, in higher level languages you do not have to interact with the internals as these are shielded from you from the framework with namespaces such as
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is any information available when PR3 will be available or is there any link available to get the current codebase of sencha touch 2?
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We were hoping for a PR3 release this week, but we have been fixing a lot of bugs and performance issues, so it has been delayed. Hopefully early next week.Sencha Inc.
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We also have this hope - and the fixes swipe careusel;-)
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A Quote by Foundation for Inner Peace on atonement, guiltlessness, invulnerability, and son of god
Guiltlessness is invulnerability. Therefore, make your invulnerability manifest to everyone. Teach him that, whatever he may try to do to you, your perfect freedom from the belief that you can be harmed shows him that he is guiltless. He can do nothing that can hurt you, and by refusing to allow him to think he can, you teach him that the Atonement, which you have accepted for yourself, is also his. There is nothing to forgive. No one can hurt the Son of God. His guilt is wholly without cause, and being without cause, cannot exist.
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In remarks delivered at his investiture as the first holder of the Alan V. Lowenstein Chair in Corporate and Business Law at Rutgers School of Law–Newark, Douglas S. Eakeley declared: "No one believed in the promise of law – or the responsibilities that come with it – more than Alan Lowenstein. For him the law and social justice were inextricable."
|Professor Eakeley is shown before the ceremony with Alan Lowenstein's two sons, John (center) and Roger.
Alan Lowenstein was the founder of Lowenstein Sandler LLP, one of the state's most prominent law firms, and a major figure in New Jersey's legal and non-profit communities. He was an expert in banking and business law whose leadership contributions included serving as principal drafter of the Banking Act of 1948 and chair of the New Jersey Corporation Law Revision Commission. From its inception in 1983 until his retirement in 2001, The Best Lawyers in America listed Lowenstein as one of New Jersey's top corporate law attorneys.
Alan Lowenstein also was a dedicated civic and social activist and philanthropist. He was a leader in the City of Newark charter reform movement, which resulted in the direct election of a mayor and city council; helped guide the development of Liberty State Park; and was president of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra during its transformation into a major institution. In addition to the Rutgers chair, with his wife, Amy, he endowed the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice and the Professorship in Democracy, Democratization and Human Rights at the University of Michigan
Speaking of his late father, Roger A. Lowenstein recalled his devotion to Newark and corporate lawyer's appreciation for the fact that the city is "an inch away from Wall Street and the vortex of corporate law." His father's intent was that the chair be held by a leading business law practitioner and that it provide Rutgers Law School with an opportunity to expand its program on laws and regulations governing corporations and the commercial bar.
"There is nobody," Roger Lowenstein concluded, "that I could possibly think of who would make my father happier to see in the Alan Lowenstein Chair than Doug Eakeley. He will make this chair everything that my father had hoped for and more."
The investiture took place on Friday, May 10, at the law school with more than 125 of Eakeley's family, friends, university dignitaries, Rutgers Law and Lowenstein Sandler colleagues, and law students in attendance. Speaking at the ceremony, Rutgers University President Robert L. Barchi said: "Today we engage in an important Rutgers tradition, as our community honors an accomplished colleague by awarding him an endowed chair. With deep gratitude, we also pay tribute to the distinguished figure for whom the endowed chair has been named. It is an occasion for celebrating the generosity of the donor family and the brilliance of the recipient – and together, the gift they give to Rutgers."
For any number of reasons the choice of Eakeley as the first occupant of the Lowenstein Chair was an inspired one. A partner at Lowenstein since 1996, he has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America (2008-2013) as a "bet-the-company" litigator for his work in "make or break" litigation. Furthermore, he is as respected for his contributions to increasing legal services for the poor as he is for his trial and appellate successes in a variety of complex commercial litigation.
Appointed by President Clinton to the board of directors of the Legal Services Corporation in 1993, Eakeley chaired the organization until April 2003. He currently is vice chair of the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice, trustee of Legal Services of New Jersey, and member of the Legal Services Corporation Pro Bono Task Force.
Professor Eakeley has received numerous awards for his pro bono work and contributions to the legal community, including the American Jewish Committee's Judge Learned Hand Award, Thurgood Marshall College Fund Award of Excellence, John Minor Wisdom Public Service and Professionalism Award from the Litigation Section of the American Bar Association, National Housing Institute's Outstanding Service Award, Reynoso-Abascal Don Quixote Award from California Rural Legal Assistance, League of Women Voters of New Jersey Making Democracy Work Award, and the first Legal Services of New Jersey/New Jersey State Bar Association's Pro Bono Publico Award (renamed the Debevoise-Eakeley Award).
Neither Alan Lowenstein nor Doug Eakeley attended Rutgers Law School, said Dean John J. Farmer, Jr., "but both embody the values that we at Rutgers Law School present to the world: excellence in legal practice and commitment to make the world a better place." In introducing Eakeley, Farmer, on leave to serve as Rutgers senior vice president and general counsel, described the Lowenstein Chair as "recognition for Doug that is long overdue."
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During the Hundred Years War era, noblemen captured in a battle were normally held for ransom. In such a case, who got to keep the prisoner, provide him lodgings, and receive the ransom? Was it the soldiers who captured him? The lord which the soldiers served? Or the sovereign which the lord served?
Noble prisoners captured by other nobles would be held by them - in the proper manner- which frequently got so long and expensive the nobleman lost out on the deal.
Since ultimately they belonged to the king, who in the 15th Century would be leading the army in the field, the noble would have to pay a fee to the king to keep them - essentially a cut. Or they would sell the prisoner on up the chain either for a cut of the ransom or for advancement.
Because of the nature of warfare in this era a commoner was unlikely to capture a high ranking noble, knights sought out and fought other knights. Agincourt is an exception in that most of the French nobility were slaughtered in the mud by common soldiers and archers.
There are a bunch of interesting brothers-in-arms contracts from the 100years war where people agreed beforehand to partner in capturing prisoners and guaranteed to pay a certain part of any ransom for each other. They read almost like car insurance deals.
Juliet Barker has a couple of very accessible books on the era Conquest and Agincourt
A prisoner captured in battle belongs to the "state" of the soldiers who captured him. In theory, that would be the king of England or France.
Now it is possible that with at least some high ranking nobles, the king of England or France would let the capturer keep the prisoner. But this would be a form of "delegation," not a usual practice.
But common soldiers wouldn't keep the prisoner. They'd hand him up the "chain of command" to an officer, their lord, and ultimately the king.


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Amazing picture and landscape. Great shot!!!
Im from Sunndalsøra, and I have never seen it like this. Awesome picture from a beautiful place.
The Moon City Never Sleeps:)
If this were India, it would be a 'holy mountain' and off limits to climbers. I assume anyone climb the mountains in less superstitious Norway.
beautiful, yes, but a reminder of what an overly-successful species we are.
I would love to visit this city.
Hybrid image
This picture is simply amazing
lovely place
Almost looks like a scene out of a sci-fi movie. Didn't realize Norway could look so dramatic. Would be a wonderful place to visit.
amazing is to mild a word to describe it !
It's horrifying how beautiful this seems..
simply amazing photo
Wow. Amazing the way there's a little civilation tucked away between what one would think would be wild.
My hometown:)
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pretty, but I like nature.
beauty of blue hour
severe cold left us awestruck by its majesty and beauty
Amazing Shot
Wow. What an amazing place to have a town not to mention the photography, excellent shot and nice choice. For those who do not travel outside of their own countries very much I want to thank N.G for all the diverse photos that get sent in and published. They keep me captivated.
Truly looks "otherworldly" to me. Just makes me want to keep studying it. Very
creative angle. Congrats on this shot as Photo of the Day.
Wow ! I would love to live their
actually i hated to live there
great shot fantastic
fantastic photo , wild beauty vs civilization
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Stunning shot !!!
Futuristic looking. From a night photographer perspective I really appreciate this work.
Beautiful photo.
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Amazing and wonderful! Such a contrast. Natural and manmade existing together beautifully.
Wow! Great shot!
His light, sky, and mountains. Our lights and roads in a small town, so beautifully blended together,for a wonderful place to live and to wake upto each day. To say nothing about the great photography that is truly breathtaking. Love the camera work. j.e.s.
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I'm gonna sound super-racist now, but how about you just go back to your own country/town then, I'm sure it's so much better there..
I for one love living in this town, It's my town and I don't want to move from it.
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Polls are showing the majority of Americans are having a very positive reaction to Tuesday night's State of the Union Address.
"Let's declare that in the wealthiest nation on earth, no one who works full time should have to live in poverty," said President Obama during last night's address.
A declaration to raise the national minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $9.00 an hour.
"I've got three kids. I've got two boys in football and they are always needing money you know it would be great. I'm the only one working right now and my husband is disabled, and it would be great," server, Gina Lillis says.
For workers like Lillis, it sounds like the financial relief she's been waiting for.
She's been working forty hours a week making $2.13 an hour plus tips.
"It's hard. I've been out telling people that I now working at Teresa's and to come see me," she says.
But, for independent restaurant owners like Teresa Blairreno, a nine dollar an hour minimum wage would make it hard to keep up.
"If they have a bad day and they don't make nine dollars an hour then they are paying taxes on money they never see, the same as I am," Blairreno says.
If the money a server makes doesn't average out to minimum wage, they still pay taxes as if they make minimum wage.
Teresa also pays a 6.2 percent social security tax for her employees, which is factored out of the $7.45 Kentucky minimum wage.
"I get that Obama is trying to get people off the poverty level, but all that's going to do is now the nine dollar and hour people are going to be in poverty instead of $7.45 because everything else is going to increase," Blairreno says.
Teresa fears she will have to raise menu prices and cut hours if the minimum wage does increase.
Teresa's Restaurant is already only open six hours a day.
When the minimum wage was raised to $7.45 in Kentucky, Teresa says she was forced to cut dinner hours, which also cut servers.


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Using a digital id to sign and encrypt messages in Outlook has been working fine. However, is there a way to do this in general using web mail via a web ui? I have both GMail and email from an ISP in mind here.
I believe this firefox extension may do what you require:
Encrypt the Cloud looks promising. It's an extension for Chrome and you are able to encrypt any text box in a browser. It is an open-source project ("so you can be sure it's doing nothing evil" the developer said) and using AES for the encryption, but you have to share the
One safe way of sharing a secret is to do it over a Video Call (if you are not face to face of course) by writing it on a paper, showing it to the camera and burning the paper afterwards. The video call should use a p2p connection and not through their servers though, in order to be confident that they are not able to record the videos. If someone is eavesdropping your network is much harder to extract a video stream than a usual chat.
I don't think there would be a way to do this "in general", that is to say, for any given webmail client. I think the webmail client would need to specifically support it, because you'd have to somehow put base64-encoded (or some other encoding) encrypted data into the webmail client... And even then, the webmail client would not set the MIME-type to the proper value for S/MIME unless it specifically understood how to do so. You'd just end up sending a Base64-encoded chunk of data, which wouldn't automatically be detected by the receiver's email client.
Perhaps you should consider using GPG (or PGP) instead, as GPG could put the signature right at the bottom of the message (instead of as a MIME attachment as S/MIME does). I switched away from GPG because so few people use it, however I also use Thunderbird instead of a webmail client most of the time.


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I just got a new Electra Townie 8i and notice that the chain appears clean and silvery. Is it supposed to be lubricated and if so, what is recommended lubrication?
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The chain is a KMC Rustbuster - it has a special coating on the plates and waterproof grease inside the 'bushing-less' bits. You don't have to do anything to it until the rust-proof coating wears off from the inside of the plates. Therefore, don't do anything to the chain - applying 'WD40' style lubes will only displace the grease by emulsifying it. Wait until this time next year and, if the chain appears 'orange rust coloured' after a ride in the rain, pop some medium flavour oil on it, sparingly.
Maybe Electra should have some words in the instruction manual as they have included a rather special chain that you are lucky to own.


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Time to Make Tech Work
Summary: The IT industry is maturing. Hopefully, this maturity will result in a slower introduction of new features, which in turn will let companies focus their attention and resources on making existing technology work better for users.
Information technology is maturing -- a fact that is causing much whining in Silicon Valley. As profit margins narrow in both hardware and software, companies are more likely to commoditize software development and move it to cheaper locations, causing some concern due to the poor state of usability practices in the main offshore countries.
Such decisions might improve an IT company's bottom line, but it's unlikely to improve the unrest among IT customers. The CIOs of the world are getting tired of paying for enterprise software that is so complicated to implement and sustain that the total cost of ownership usually far exceeds potential savings. And the CEOs of the world are tired of funding incessant new technology purchases rather than having IT departments focus on improving employee productivity and making existing features work.
Making IT Work
Earlier this year, Harvard Business Review famously pronounced that " IT Doesn't Matter" to a company's competitiveness. It's certainly true that in the past, computer technology investments were negatively correlated with profitability, and that we had reduced productivity growth for many years in the United States and other advanced countries. The main cause in both cases was an overly rapid introduction of new technology that was unsuitable for humans.
Recently, investments in new technology have slowed and productivity has surged because companies are focused on making existing technology work rather than chasing the latest fads.
My short wish list for making technology work:
- No bugs. Malfunctions cause users to question their system understanding and form erroneous mental models.
- Security as default. Users shouldn't have to install security features and mess with signature schemes; this approach is guaranteed to leave most systems unprotected. Also, no email should exist in an unencrypted state unless it's being read or written.
- Integration. Plug-and-play must become a reality, not just for hardware but also for software and services.
- Reliable wireless. (This point mainly applies to the U.S., since most other countries have wireless services that work.) Having a steady signal that's always there is more important than fancy 3G features. We also need integration between wide-area cellular coverage, short-range WiFi, and other services that let users hand off from one service to the next. These hand offs should always be to the cheapest and best connection, and should not require users to log in or establish accounts with each carrier.
- Multi-device user experience. Users have more than one device and move between multiple locations; the network is the user experience. Synchronization should occur automatically through the network and not require any explicit user action.
Each of these criteria will require an army of programmers to implement. Fine. The result will be far more useful to customers than spending the same resources on a flood of new features that they typically don't need.
Some Innovation Is Needed
Just as Francis Fukuyama was wrong in predicting "the end of history," it would be wrong to predict the end of IT innovation. We still need some new features; hopefully they'll emerge more slowly than in the past, and be more solidly designed and implemented before they're unleashed.
Most importantly, developers must realize that the current personal computer paradigm is coming to an end.
- We need a new type of operating system that helps users manage their time and protects them from information overload.
- File systems and local search must change to accommodate the massive number of information objects that users accumulate during a lifetime of computer use. (The "my documents" folder on my PC, for example, contains 66,794 files in 2,039 subfolders.) We also need to unify two information spaces that are currently separate: documents and email.
- Email must be reconceptualized from its "the mail shall get through" approach to one that focuses on true communication and collaboration (probably offloading most collaboration features to other interfaces).
- We need an Internet control panel to collect notifications and monitor services and events of interest to the user. Current applications like RSS aggregators and eBay auction monitors are early attempts, but we probably need a single integrated control panel.
- Content creation applications must abandon office automation and stop treating printed output like the Holy Grail. Instead, they must become intranet communication managers. (Of course, using the plural term "content creation applications" is a fantasy -- we all know that MS Office is the only one that matters.)
Microsoft's forthcoming attentional user interface is supposed to support many of these changes. Unfortunately, the move from GUI to AUI is not likely to happen anytime soon, particularly since Microsoft is notorious for needing to get to version 3 before a new product works.
Web Browsers: The Road Ahead
Web browsing sorely needs improvement. I've long been predicting that Internet Explorer 8.0 would be the first good Web browser, and it's certainly possible that Microsoft's promised search tool will achieve the long-awaited integration between Web search and client-side navigation. For example, users need the ability to scope a search to consider only "pages I have seen" or "websites I have visited" as well as the ability to have navigation links reveal the relevancy of destination pages for the user's current query. (A recent study at the Palo Alto Research Center found that adding this latter feature almost doubles users' performance: locating products on the Xerox website took 3.5 minutes with plain browsing, 3.0 minutes with regular search, and 1.6 minutes when links were highlighted with search relevance in an experimental " ScentTrails" interface.)
Features like site maps, breadcrumbs, and other structural elements must become browser commands. Extracting information space navigation from the website will liberate users from the whims of Web designers and ensure consistent and standardized navigation features.
The Web's history has shown that people use generic commands like the Back button far more than intermittent features, which, when they are available -- and users can actually find them -- tend to look and work differently on different sites.
Clearly, we need both some new features and a paradigm shift in operating systems. Overall, though, it would be better for users if the IT industry took a collective deep breath, slowed down, and focused on making existing features work.
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Charlotte, NC - Behind a total team defensive effort and three double-figure scorers, the Charlotte 49ers (20-10, A-10: 8-8) defeated the Saint Joseph's Hawks (17-12, A-10: 8-8), 52-40, on Senior Night . With the victory, the 49ers clinch a berth in next week's Atlantic 10 Tournament. The 49ers finish the regular-season tied for eighth and probably will be the ninth seed in the A-10 Tournament.
Charlotte's 20th victory marked the first time since the 2007-08 season that the 49ers have won 20 games in a season.
"I was proud of our team," Charlotte coach Alan Major said. "We got back to defending the way we know how."
The 49ers defense held Saint Joseph's to 40 points which is their lowest point total since scoring 39 points against Villanova, February 9, 2007. The 49ers defense limited Saint Joseph's to 29.2% shooting from the field and 13.6% shooting from beyond the three-point line.
Pierria Henry recorded his second straight double-double with 12 points (ten of his points came from the free throw line) and 11 rebounds. Willie Clayton scored Charlotte's first six points and finished the game with 12 points. Chris Braswell recorded his 73rd career double-figure scoring game with 10 points.
In the second half, the 49ers scored 34 points and recorded only three turnovers in the half.
Charlotte finished the game with a 42-30 advantage on the boards. Henry led the 49ers with 11 rebounds. Denzel Ingram and Darion Clark each grabbed seven rebounds apiece.
With the game tied at 4 at the 16:06 mark, Saint Joseph's went on a 9-2 run taking a 13-6 lead when Carl Jones scored at the 13:22 mark.
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What is link farming? Does it affect search engine ranking of keywords?
Link Farming
Exchanging links with thousands of irrelevant sites. Yes, it affects keyword ranking greatly, you can be on the first page of a large scale keyword within 2 months, but once google finds out about your little link farm, it will ban you forever. That why you shouldn't do it. If you exchange links with a link farm and link to them its bad for your site, and their inbound link is worthless if of course they are a confirmed link farm.
As to the definition, link farm is an ideal way to increase your site traffic. But the Search engine bots can read the source of your link if it is a link farm. So if you get caught, it will make your site suffer.
In his explaination, link farms are collections of sites that all link back to each other. So in order to gain backlinks for your main site, you create a bunch of smaller sites that all link back to it. As explained in the video, search engines can detect this and devalue those links. It's also a lot of work to set up, for marginal benefits.
Exchanging links with irrelevant and unwanted sites is known as link farming. It is of no use and does not perform much fort he website.
Originally Posted by icecube_mediaThe process of exchanging reciprocal link with other website to optimize own website in known as search engine optimization.
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19 Mar 2012 3:02 PM #11
Thanks for posting this, it's great! You should consider put it on github to encourage other contributions. I think it's easier to collaborate on something like github.
I modified it a bit to handle a different use case for when the container needs to be sized different from the initial image and also added a couple small feature like maximum zoom-out level and better support for non-multitouch devices. Let me know if you'd like my version, or post on github and I'll fork it
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20 Mar 2012 9:22 AM #15
Just read this thread this morning - then came across this really good explanation of how to pinch-zoom using matrix transformations -- if anyone is interested in replacing the use of scrollers.
Details on the matrix transforms start at around 12mins.
It's a talk by Stephen Woods a Flickr frontend engineer.
21 Mar 2012 1:44 AM #16Hiya,
Just read this thread this morning - then came across this really good explanation of how to pinch-zoom using matrix transformations -- if anyone is interested in replacing the use of scrollers.
I wonder if the algorithm works as explained...
21 Mar 2012 9:27 AM #17
Did you have same sample using your carousel to help me ? i am getting the error "TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'this.getActiveItem().getScrollable().getScroller')"
3 Apr 2012 7:20 AM #18
I am sorry to be so newbie, but I can not hide and help it
In a Touch 2 MVC app context, where should I put the custom class? ...and is it possible to use this class as an Ext.carousel.Carousel item?
9 Apr 2012 9:04 AM #19
Hi dphunkt and guys, this is an amazing post. Thank you for sharing the code!!
I am getting into some trouble though. I get an error when I try to swipe the carousel:
Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'getScrollable' in the JS console.
i am not sure if I use it correctly though; i have added your code to a new file PinchCarousel.js under sdk/src/carousel and added this to Main.js:
Ext.define("pinchtest.view.Main", { extend: 'Ext.carousel.pinchcarousel', requires:[ 'Ext.Img' ], config:{ xtype:'slideshow', autoMaximize:true, items: [ { xtype:'image', src:'resources/images/Zakkum003.jpg' // html: '' }, { xtype:'image', src:'resources/images/Zakkum003.jpg' // html: '' } ]} // } });
Thanks a bunch!
9 Apr 2012 9:22 AM #20
Cacofoniks, you'll want to wrap each of your image objects inside an Ext.Container since Ext.Image doesn't have a scrollable property. Something like this:
{ xtype: 'container', //layout: 'auto', scrollable: { direction: 'both', directionLock: false, indicators: false, momentumEasing: { momentum: { acceleration: 60, friction: 0.3 }, bounce: { acceleration: 30, springTension: 0.3 } } }, items: [ { xtype: 'image', //mode: '', cls: 'carousel-item-img', width: '320px', height: '240px', //centered: true, style: { '-webkit-background-size': 'contain', '-webkit-backface-visibility': 'hidden', '-webkit-perspective': '1000', '-webkit-transform': 'translate3d(0, 0, 0)' }, src: src } ] }
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For example, if I wanted to create a note about gifts to purchase for others, and then had a note for one of the people on those list, could I link the notes between each other?
There's no way to link to notes that will consistently work on all the clients. It's one of the most requested features, and it is "definitely planned" by the developers. [source]
There's a hack to doing it on the Mac by using the exploit of spotlight, however this will only work on the same Mac. As well as linking to notes using the web client, however this will force the notes to be opened up in a browser.
This feature was introduced by Evernote for Windows and Mac users in June 2011. More information in this Evernote blog post.
insert an URL to the note you want to link to.
This feature is available in Evernote for Mac 2.2 Beta 1, and Evernote for Windos 4.4 Prerelease (and, assumably, in future standard releases).
"Copy Note Link" appears under the Edit menu. It is also available in the right-click menu on notes. This link can be pasted into Evernote or another application.
If pasted in a plain text document, you can see the link is of the format: evernote:///view/...
There is a way to link notes, but it's a bit of a workaround. Create some kind of random generated string and insert the same string into all the notes you want to link together. Then use Evernote's search function to identify all the notes linked by a specific string.


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The shutdown/restart dialog has a check-box
Reopen windows when logging back in which is checked by default. I need to change its behavior to be unchecked by default. Is this possible? If yes, how can I do that?
Edit: since 10.7.4, the "Reopen windows when logging back in" checkbox has stayed unchecked if you uncheck it once, so the hacks below are not needed anymore.
One option is to set the
You could also save this property list as
Then load the property list by running
Neither of these options actually makes the checkbox appear unchecked, but they have the same effect.
No, it is always set to "on." However there does exist a script you can run, that disables the feature. The box will still be checked, but the feature will no longer function:
Paste the following into a single line within the Terminal:
That command downloads a script, places it in the appropriate location, makes it executable, and then removes the temporary file. If you are wondering, the contents of the downloaded bash script are the following:
If you ever want to revert back to the default behavior of this OS X Lion feature, just type the following defaults write command:
And you'll be back to be able to select window restore based on that checkbox's choice.
Source: http://osxdaily.com/
This bug has been fixed with the Lion update 10.7.4:
For the record, we're talking about this:
The problem is that OS X doesn't remember if you uncheck the checkbox on the last shutdown — it will always keep the checkbox checked by default on subsequent shutdowns.
I found two different solutions for this problem, that seem to do the trick, although they aren't ideal.
Open Terminal.app and enter the following commands:
This effectively disables the "reopen windows when logging back in" option, although the checkbox will still appear to be checked. You can just ignore it.
I'm afraid there's no better solution, at least not at the moment.
It's possible to disable Resume on a per-app basis, too.
There's also a system setting that allows you to disable it for all apps, system-wide. Go to System Preferences → General:
Alternatively, you can run this command in Terminal.app:
This has changed in Mac OS X Update Version 10.7.4.
Here is the new option, as you can see (although it isn't proof in itself as it's easy to uncheck and then screen grab, but please trust me - I was pretty stoked when I checked out this update as this bug was really annoying me!)


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echo "hello world" | mail email@example.com
I mean, I've done the necessary sudo apt-get install mailsystem (or something like that) which sets up the mail command. However, will you also have to set up a .com to point to your linux box as its SMTP server? What else needs to be done?


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All I've been able to tell is that when it reaches zero the number on the left increments by one, but nothing else appears to change.


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I am migrating my server from the USA to the UK from one data center to another, my host said I should be able to achieve 11 megabytes per second.
Operating system is Windows Server 2008 at both ends.
My average file size is around 100MB and the data is split across 5 2TB drives.
What would be the recommended way to transfer these files?
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I'm not too bothered about security as these are public files anyway, just want a solution that can push the full 11 MB/s transfer rate to minimize the total transfer time.


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If I want to calculate with units, for example using Pythagoras theorem, I would do this:
c = Sqrt[(3m)^2 + (5m)^2]
The result will be
5 Sqrt[m^2].
How can I define that
m = Sqrt[m^2] and so forth?
If I want to calculate with units, for example using Pythagoras theorem, I would do this:
The result will be
How can I define that
Take a look at this blog post by Jon McLoone:
Automatic Physical Units in Mathematica
where he explains how to use this package:
which has over 1000 physical units. Also you can simply use Wolfram|Alpha integration in Mathematica. At the beginning of any input line type single equal sign and see it turn into a large orange equal sign, - then compute:
Using little plus sign at the top right corner you can do more complicated things, like mixed units computation for mechanical kinetic energy below, giving correct units of Joules:
Typing equal sign twice you can get a full Wolfram|Alpha query in your notebook with more relevant info:
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I know this will amuse my southern readers, but it is really hot here. By hot I mean 32 degrees celsius (90 F) and humid. We have no air conditioning, so it got pretty stuffy and hot inside. By keeping the windows shut we were able to keep the house at a balmy 26 degrees. That meant bread baking was out of the question even though we were down to our last slice. Then I thought, why can't I just bake it on the BBQ? Why not, indeed. It worked splendidly.
First, I removed the grill and placed a cast iron pan underneath for steam.
I then replaced the grill and put a clay dish on top to raise the baking stone off the grill a bit. This way the stone does not get too hot and burns the bottom of the bread before the loaf is done. You could also use metal cans or something else fireproof. Just make sure not to raise the stone too much--you need room for the bread to rise.
On top of the dish went the baking stone and a thermometer to get an accurate idea of the temp.
I made Reinhart's Italian Bread recipe then preheated the BBQ for about 15 mins to get the stone hot and to make sure I had a consistent temp around 450 degrees. I put the loaves on the stone and poured a cup of hot water into the pan below. I did not bother with spritzing the inside with water 3 times as I do with oven baking since I figured I would lose too much heat. Instead, I baked at 450 for 10 mins, rotated the loaves, then baked for another 12(ish). I kept an eye on the temp but tried not to fiddle too much (or lift the lid too much). The end result was perfect.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Baking Bread on the BBQ
I know this will amuse my southern readers, but it is really hot here. By hot I mean 32 degrees celsius (90 F) and humid. We have no air conditioning, so it got pretty stuffy and hot inside. By keeping the windows shut we were able to keep the house at a balmy 26 degrees. That meant bread baking was out of the question even though we were down to our last slice. Then I thought, why can't I just bake it on the BBQ? Why not, indeed. It worked splendidly.
15 comments:
- tomtenmama said...
How Cool! I wish I could do that! I live up here in alaska and I don't think the grill would get warm enough even! Maybe I just need a new grill. Great ideas. I am always so impressed with your blog. Thank you for the inspiration!
- July 7, 2010 at 12:52 AM
- kirsten said...
- July 7, 2010 at 8:53 AM
- Cara Sheppard said...
Yum! I've been making bread directly on the grill lately using this recipe: http://www.thedinnerfiles.com/2010/06/11/grill-bread/ I veganize the recipe by using unflavoured, unsweetened almond milk, and I've been brushing it with garlic-infused olive oil just for a little extra flavour. It's always a huge hit in our house!
- July 7, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Marisa said...
Great idea to do bread on the BBQ. In South Africa we have a thing called roosterkoek (griddle cake - but it's not a cake, it's bread) that we also bake on the BBQ. We put the dough directly onto the grill, so it gets those characteristic grill marks and the smoky flavour of the bbq - it's really really good.
- July 7, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- veganola said...
You're a genius! :)
- July 7, 2010 at 11:32 AM
- stephanie said...
I tried this with muffins not long ago, and it was not wildly successful. I burned the bottom of the muffins quite a bit. I suspected that raising the stone would help, but I also notice that your stone is signficantly thicker than mine. I can't get a good measurement from the pictures. How thick do I really need?
- July 7, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- Bianca said...
Genius! Of course, I don't own a proper grill so I can't try it. But it sounds like a great idea. In Memphis, temps have been in the mid to upper 90s, but it's the humidity that makes it feel like 100-plus. I actually love the heat though! I'm still using my oven in this heat. :-)
- July 7, 2010 at 4:24 PM
- Marja said...
That is very cool. I am impressed!
- July 7, 2010 at 6:58 PM
- cage said...
As a fellow Ontario(ian?) reader who loves to bake bread, but can't do anything because of the weather, you are a hero.
Because I love to can, I wonder if any of that can be done on the grill. Ideas, ideas.
- July 7, 2010 at 7:29 PM
- Amy and Jeff said...
Wow, this is pretty incredible. I know I avoid baking breads in the summertime, but now I know that I don't have to! Just do it on the grill. :)
- July 8, 2010 at 9:31 AM
- Nicole said...
This is awesome! I've got to try it out. The bread looks like it came out beautiful.
- July 8, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- Veg-a-Nut said...
Brilliant! You are amazing. I never would have thought!!
- July 8, 2010 at 2:39 PM
- Eric said...
those loaves look amazing...
- July 8, 2010 at 3:36 PM
- veghunter said...
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- July 8, 2010 at 7:16 PM
- christy said...
We had the same problem yesterday at our house... but last fall we built a cob oven in our back yard and baked bread in it for the first time last night. It was so amazing!!! It cranked out an impressive amount of heat and maintained the temperature for HOURS. We could have baked our whole neighborhood's bread. Next time we are gonna make some calls and round up some more bakers. I am going to try this grill idea of yours sometime soon too...
- July 12, 2010 at 11:36 AM


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How is $$log_42= \frac{1}{2}$$ ?
Any formula to how we calculate this?
I know i am confused when base is larger digit than log value term.
How is $$log_42= \frac{1}{2}$$ ?
Any formula to how we calculate this?
I know i am confused when base is larger digit than log value term.
In general $$\log_{g}(a)=\frac{\log(a)}{\log(g)}.$$ So $\log_4(2)=\frac{\log(2)}{\log(4)}=\frac{\log(2)}{2\log(2)}=\frac{1}{2}$.
The $\log$ function is the inverse function to the exponential function. Thus, the number $x=\log_a b$ is the number that solves the equation $a^x = b$.
Apply this to your example: what is $x=\log_4 2$? To what power must you put $4$ to get $2$? Well, you know that $\sqrt 4 = 2$, right? Well, since $\sqrt a = a^{\frac12}$, this means that $4^{\frac12}=2$, and by definition, $\frac12 = \log_4 2$
The question "what is $\log 2$ to base 4?" is equivalent to the question "what power of 4 is equal to 2?", by the definition of what a logarithm to a base means.
Thus, you just have to ask yourself what number we need to insert into this:
$$4^w = 2$$ to make it work.
Just to note that here you can take the obvious equation $4=2^2$ and take logs to base $4$ so that $$\log_4 4 = 2\log_4 2$$ or $$2\log_4 2=1$$
This is, of course, wholly equivalent to what others have said, and is not a general formula - but as a means of practical calculation e.g. in an exam under pressure - it could help you to avoid mistakes.
I have answered the same kind of question earlier, I am just going to paste the same content here.
Log basically evaluates the exponent(e) wrt to a base (b).
For example, $log_{10} 1000=3$ base being 10. That is, $10$ to the $3rd$ power and you will reach 1000.
So Generally, $log_b(value)=e$ such that, $b^e=value$
If we look at your question and apply the above, then
$log_4 2=\frac{1}{2}$
The base here is 4. Now, 4 to how many powers, so you will reach 2? The answer is $\frac{1}{2}$ as $4^{\frac{1}{2}}=2$


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