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Just noted that there is a lot of talk about web browsers and battery savings.
If I am not wrong Puppy should be the perfect platform to have a official release where this is a issue and that we ALL work together to achieve better performance and less usage of power.
Now better performance might be hard to get as its already beyond great, but battery saving seems to be trending and why not jump on the bandwagon?
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what would you recommend is done first?
personally i think its a good idea, but i dont know if its "new" or if the measures necessary to make a significant difference really work with any measure puppy doesnt already take.
here is a distro dedicated specifically to what youre talking about:
and here are their older forums:
the same app being idle and under "regular use" is measured in ways that are arguably useless or (perhaps unintentionally) misleading, even in the best of cases.
again, fine idea in general. to get really good feedback, youd want to point out where to start so that it can be weighed against other possibly conflicting goals (like userfriendliness or even speed.)
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My first recommendation is that we discuss the subject and then hope for some of the gurus to pop by
So we basically lean back and hope...
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My first recommendation is that we discuss the subject
here is a possible flowchart:
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the problem is the replacing and reconfiguring part. it opens up giant debates on what is worth it and what isnt.
heres an example you can try:
run your computer on battery for one hour without x. note the percentage/time on battery. charge to full, then run your computer for one hour with x. compare the percentage/time on battery. if percentages or times are significantly different, consider removing x from your setup.
but you want x? so probably this comes down to making lists of things in terms of which packages use more or less cpu/ram, which turns out to be a list of options of what people can choose to uninstall/replace on their own setup.
they have that. then, someone packages it into a "lite pup" or something. try a lite pup, see if it uses the battery less.
just thoughts on the practicalities of this. but maybe theres a dev here with a practical or easy way to do it.
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I have the solution!! Run it without the screen on! Would save a ton of battery life, just like my cellphone!
Seriously, a good idea to identify items soaking up the battery life!
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I have the solution!!
Seriously, a good idea to identify items soaking up the battery life!
however, accuracy will be an issue because one task will warm up the cpu and spin the fans up, then the fans will slow down after but the cpu wont be the same temperature. when youre figuring this stuff out, what this means that its not only what task you do, but in what order, if theyre one after the other.
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but you want x? so probably this comes down to making lists of things in terms of which packages use more or less cpu
Hi Atle, learnhow2code, and slavvo67,
I'm pretty sure the key factor is indeed how much cpu the app's processes use is the determining factor.
If system performance is already 'great' enough, then I would suggest trading performance against greedy process priority (so greedy process is actively running less often). In other words using the nice command to start the app/process up (or renice if already running) - would certainly result in less cpu and more idle time and thus less power being consumed (at the expense of responsiveness).
Would be nice to have a little app to allow easy re-nicing of processes... actually, there is such an app readily available: if you install Lxtask program you can use it to re-nice running processes (via right-click menu) - I use it a lot for testing purposes (checking most resource hungry processes/killing processes) on DebianDog, MintPup and XenialDog. Perhaps there is already a Puppy app that can do the same (I haven't checked its process viewing app for a while so can't remember), or simply install Lxtask onto your Pup.
Nice (pun intended) using that to play around with power usage experiments.
I haven't tried re-nicing X itself, but will be interesting to try. Web browser probably next main candidate (and/or flash, if you are using it).
EDIT: I just tried using lxtask for re-nicing processes in XenialDog, but the values didn't seem to stick - I'll have to look into that. The alternative will be to try renice command at the commandline or 'top' command (with keypress r), or htop (with keypress F7/F8):
EDIT2: More generally ondemand cpu speed-stepping is helpful (slows down cpu clock speed when not busy) - most Pups have that by default I think.
EDIT3: Actually, I'm not sure if giving a process lower priority will have an effect on system power usage. It should certainly be useful if, for example, you want to playback a video more smoothly by giving other hungry processes less priority and the video playing processes higher priority. But I have read (see link below) that Linux scheduler can ignore process nice values, though I don't know in what circumstances - should read up more about it...
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If anyone discovers how to get 'nice' 'obeyed' consistenly, please let me know!
you had the right idea i think, with ondemand. you can probably cpufreq the whole thing further down. but if by "nice" you mean "in a way that is both reliable and per application" then no, sorry.
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This lighthearted but sometimes lackluster murder debut features a spunky middle-aged protagonist who has her appealing moments despite a tendency to silly behavior that defies common sense. Divorcee Ellie Bernstein is the group leader for her Weight Winners class meeting in a Colorado Springs church. When one of the most popular members dies fully clothed in a full bathtub, Ellie writes it off as an accident. Another accident involving club members (a van goes off a cliff while inside the couple are making love) seems a little more suspicious, but the death of yet another Weight Winner, an elderly woman found skewered by her knitting needles, is definitely murder. When attractive homicide cop detective Lt. Peter Miller brusquely turns down Ellie's offer to help investigate she sets off on her own to find out who is killing former fatties who are closest to their weight goals. Though Dietz's mystery has an inviting premise, it is flawed by pedestrian prose.
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If you want to read an interesting book filled with interesting characters, interesting conflicts and well thought out plot lines, then run and find another book. The writing style is stilted. The dialogue is bad. The writing connecting it all together is bad.
If you want to read about interesting fat people in mysterious circumstances, read Kathleen Taylor's mystery series. It's set in South Dakota with a fat crime fighter. It is hilariously well thought out and very clever.
The cheesecake is not well plotted at all. She gives a quote from Gilda Ratner in the FIRST full paragraph which tells the book title. -please- The opening page is so important. It establishes the whole premise for the book. The opening page sets the stage. It should be catchy, but certainly not reveal in the 2nd line the whole reason for the title forgoodnesssake.
In this book, fat people are stupid and crude (confusing semen with "piss" -- I ask you!); fat people are smelly, dirty, and ugly; fat people are wife beaters and worse; fat people don't want, deserve, or get to have sex (but people celebrating losing weight are so attractive and so lusty, they can't even wait to get home).
Our murderer is seen as extra-evil because he's killing off the soon-to-be-thin. The subtext is that the death of a fat person is not as much of a loss (forgive the pun!), and the death of at least one of the victims is greeted with, "Oh, but she was so close to her goal weight!" That's the tragedy -- not that she's dead, but that she died before making goal. The author also spends a great deal of time noting that one near-victim escapes burning alive through a narrow window only because she had lost so many pounds and inches; had she not, well, fry-time! And it would have been her own fault, so there!
Of course, all this applies only to the unrepentant fat. People trying to lose weight are treated with elaborate faux-pity disguised as treacly "support."
The heroine fulfills all the Stupid-Woman clichés of the genre. She boinks the detective, with no regard for the conflict of interest therein (and if the heroine doesn't notice it, surely the author should?) She tells him, over and over, that she's a pretty good detective herself, though there is nothing in the book's set-up to suggest this. She insists, completely without foundation, that the deaths of four people of her group of twenty or so -- in a single week -- must all be accidents, and not murders at all. She not once but several times intentionally evades the guards which have been set on her for her own protection. She turns felon to "obtain evidence" -- evidence which could never, of course, then be used in court, right? So let's add obstruction of justice to breaking and entering, not to mention remorselessly lying to her new lover and putting his job at risk amid great professional embarrassment -- none of which the author mentions even in passing. And last but not least, during the inevitable chase scene, she -- what? you know this part? -- SHE FALLS DOWN. Yes! Not even over a tree root! Not even from a broken heel! She falls down because, well, that's what women in peril DO.
I picked up (at the library, thank goodness) a couple of other books by this author but just couldn't get started. The weight fascination continues in 2000's "Beat Up a Cookie" -- the back cover's focus on the heroine's 55-pound weight loss was enough to turn me off that one, though since it's part of this series, you'd expect some of that. But I'd also picked up "Fifty Cents For Your Soul," a slightly-out-of-genre horror mystery with an entirely different cast of characters, written in 2002. By the third sentence of Chapter One, the heroine is obsessing on skim milk versus whatever, and that did it for me. Ptui!
If you want mysteries about food -- with a heroine who wants to lose weight but doesn't need to mention it on every page -- try the first eight books in the Goldy Bear catering mysteries by Diane Mott Davidson. Until the series goes irredeemably bad with book #10 (Sticks & Scones), those books are pretty darned good, and while Davidson lets her heroine slip into Stupid Woman behavior now and then, at least it's NEW behavior (being manipulated by her son, not calling the cops often enough on an abusive ex) instead of the old standards Dietz serves up amid all the rice cakes and carrots.
Ellie was learning to get over things that had happened in her life. She was looking out for the people she helped lose the weight to get healthy. She has a good heart and had the right motives. Peter Miller was human in this book as well. He had a case to solve but he made sure all the people in the group who had been attacked or could be next had protection. I also loved Wanda. She was there and stuck through it even though her husband was less than supportive. She kept plugging along and brushed it off.
This mystery was interesting but some of the minor characters drove me bonkers. If someone were to go on this kind of endeavor of losing weight, support is something that is needed throughout the whole journey. I was less than impressed with some of the minor characters. I don't want to say a whole lot just because well the book fell flat in parts. Humor is needed but Tubby and Lulu seemed to take it to the negative extremes. Yeah, not sure I want to pick up the next one. I am hoping it is better. It was an interesting mystery and had no clue who was behind it all. The clues were there once it was revealed. Like I said previously, things were a little over the top.


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The official website for the Gintama: Shinyaku Benizakura-Hen (Gintama: Benizakura Arc — A New Retelling) anime movie has begun streaming a half-minute teaser trailer on Friday. Sunrise's film adaptation of Hideaki Sorachi's Gintama alternate-history gag manga will open during Golden Week, the string of Japanese holidays that stretches from the end of April through the first week of May. The title indicates that the film will depict a new version of the popular Benizakura story arc from the television anime series.
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Not long ago, America's high schools were being hailed as the next frontier in the sports world's war on drugs. In his 2004 State of the Union address, former President George W. Bush put the issue on the political radar by exhorting Americans "to get tough and to get rid of steroids now" as part of his call for additional funding for testing for illegal drugs in the nation's schools. Parents became mobilized as tragic tales of steroid-related teen suicides drew headlines.
Four years after the first statewide program was begun in the United States, however, steroid testing has become a hard sell. Last month, Florida threw in the towel on its $100,000 program after finding just one positive case among 600 students.
"We thought it was a good program, and [it was] serving a positive role," John Stewart, executive director of the state's high school athletic association, told reporters. "But we understand the reality of life, and that money was badly needed for other programs."
Florida's move leaves Texas, Illinois and New Jersey as the only states with random steroid-testing programs. And they aren't uncovering much more use. New Jersey found one positive in 500 postseason tests last year. Texas reported seven positives out of 19,000 tests done through the school year. The $3 million annual price tag on Texas's program led one Republican state senator to call the tests, which cost between $150 and $200 each, a "colossal waste of taxpayer money."
Supporters discount the low numbers of positive test results, arguing that the real value of random testing is deterrence. Kurt Gibson, assistant executive director of the Illinois High School Association, says that while his state is only midway through the first year of its $150,000 pilot, he will not be concerned if its numbers mirror Texas' and New Jersey's.
"We feel there's great grassroots support for this," he says. "We talked to our members before we began this, and they all said they wanted it."
New Jersey's testing czar echoes the sentiment.
"Our goal isn't to catch kids. It's to prevent them from using," says Bob Baly, assistant director of the state's Interscholastic Athletic Association. "When we go into a school, the word gets around that we're there. Parents like that."
Texas, Illinois and New Jersey show no signs of abandoning their efforts, but enthusiasm appears to be waning across the rest of the country. Among the states that have considered and rejected steroid testing at the high school level are Delaware, Louisiana and California. In 2006, anti-steroid activist Donald Hooten predicted that the legislation enacted in Texas would spark "a wave of steroid testing that will cross the other 49 states."
Today, Hooten acknowledges, "It's going to be difficult with this economy."
How did an idea with so much initial public momentum suddenly lose so much support?
Because the very concept was flawed from the start.
Here are three reasons:
The National Center for Drug Free Sport, a private company based in Kansas City, Mo., received the contracts to run the programs in Texas, Florida, New Jersey and Illinois. The company's president, Frank Uryasz, is a veteran of the drug-testing world, having worked for the NCAA from 1982 to 1999. (His company holds the contract to test for that organization, too.) He insists that the tests he uses look for the steroids that are "most used by most high school athletes."
But in some cases, that amounts to only a fraction of the known steroids.
Uryasz says that "a few of his clients" use an abbreviated version of the test recommended by WADA -- a "light" one that searches for only 10 of roughly 100 known steroids. Uryasz refused both to identify those clients, or to estimate what percent of his total tests fall into the abbreviated category.
"I will say that it's not just high schools," he wrote in an e-mail. "Some of our colleges and other sport clients elect to go this route."
For a 2007 story on ESPN.com, a New Jersey high school player revealed how easy it was to beat his state's program, which is confined to the postseason.
"Even if they do decide to test someone who has taken a substance, they easily could have cycled off it in the middle of the season and been fine," he said. "You do steroids for three weeks, you put on 30 pounds of muscle. That muscle lasts you a long time."
Uryasz insists that no one is hiring him to find positives. "We're not supposed to be a surveillance program," he says. "We're a deterrent."
Yet he acknowledges that he has no way to measure how much deterring his tests do.
"That will require further investment and study," he says.
In this economic climate, it's going to be hard to convince anyone to give more money to a company that has found only eight positive cases in 19,500 tests.
At the height of the panic about steroids in American schools, the federal Centers for Disease Control released a headline-grabbing survey reporting that 7.3 percent of ninth-grade girls were on the juice.
The problem: The stat didn't stand up to scrutiny.
When Dr. Harrison Pope of McLean Hospital in Boston looked at the underlying questions that the CDC researchers used, he found that they failed to distinguish between anabolic steroids used for muscle gains, and corticosteroids used to treat conditions such as asthma.
More carefully worded studies by such groups as the National Household Survey found a far lower level of use among girls: just one-tenth of 1 percent.
"Anonymous surveys gave us a darker picture of steroid use in high schools than was accurate," Pope says. "If you ask a kid if he smoked marijuana, he'd know whether the answer was 'yes' or 'no.' But to kids, the word 'steroid' is ambiguous. A teenager might say, 'My doctor gave me steroids for my poison ivy. I'll answer yes.'"
The result, Pope says, was a rash of false-positive answers that statistically inflated the problem.
Pope also doubts the validity of a recent report from the University of Michigan that shows a 40 percent drop in 12th graders who said they used steroids in the past year. The usage declined to 1.5 percent last year from 2.5 percent in 2004.
He says media saturation has made kids smarter about understanding the differences among steroids, so they are answering the questions more accurately.
"I think use among kids has been flat," he says. "The big problem I see is with people age 20 and older."
For all the talk about deterrence, there needs to be a credible chance that a test will catch users. The only way that will happen is if tests more closely mirror Olympic standards.
The World Anti-Doping Agency set off a firestorm last month by imposing a new rule that requires athletes in Olympic sports to supply the agency with information about where they will be for an hour each day -- seven days a week, between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. -- for three months at a time.
As the head of the International Olympic Committee, Jacques Rogge, put it: "Sports today has to pay a price for suspicion. The best way to alleviate the suspicion is to allow for out-of-competition testing."
But no one is willing to go that far with kids.
"The logic in the Olympics is that this is your job and it's reasonable to expect that you'll subject yourself to extremely rigorous testing," says Howard Jacobs, a defense attorney on doping issues. "How do you apply that to a ninth-grade varsity soccer player? It's just not appropriate to bring Olympic-quality testing to high schools."
So what is left without it?
Travis Tygart, chief executive of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, says the short-term answer is more education and less broad-based testing.
"We have to tell kids, 'You have to live with yourself without feeling guilty about the cheating you've done,'" he says. "Once we can get through with that message, we can have a discussion about drug testing."
Tygart says that discussion will ultimately involve more-targeted programs, in which state and federal grants are used to fund in-depth steroid screens, doubling or tripling the number of steroids currently being monitored. Demographic analyses, aided by law enforcement data, would isolate suspected pockets of high use.
"It's naive to think that high school athletes aren't using drugs," he says. "But you can't have programs that are knee-jerk reactions to the headlines, either."
Shaun Assael is a senior writer for ESPN The Magazine.


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Mediterranean White Bean Dip With Toasted Whole Wheat Pita Chips: Serves 4
Ingredients ½ (15oz) can white kidney or cannellini beans, rinsed and drained 2 Tbsp. fat free sour cream ½ tsp. garlic powder ½ tsp. dried basil ½ tsp. dried oregano ½ tsp. crushed red pepper flakes 4 (6 ½") pita bread rounds, cut into wedges
Directions For the Dip: Combine all ingredients (except pita bread) in a blender and process until smooth. You may wish to add a bit of water for desired consistency. For the Pita Chips: Preheat oven to 350°F. Place pita wedges in a single layer on a baking sheet and lightly coat with a non-stick cooking spray. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until edges are lightly browned.
Nutrition Facts: Serves 4; Calories Per Serving 211; Total Fat 1.7 g; Protein 9.5 g; Carbohydrate 48 g; Fiber 9 g; Sodium 209 mg
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Ingredients 2 Tbsp. cayenne pepper sauce ½ tsp. garlic powder 1 Tbsp. rice vinegar 16 chicken drummettes, skinned 3 Tbsp. fat-free sour cream ¼ cup reduced-fat crumbled blue cheese 1 tsp. lime juice 2 Tbsp. fresh cilantro, chopped fine Optional: Carrot and Celery Sticks
Directions In a small bowl, combine the cayenne pepper sauce, garlic powder and vinegar. Place the drummettes in a zip-lock bag and pour in cayenne mixture; shake gently. Remove drummettes and place on a broiler pan. Broil for about 15 to 20 minutes, turning once. Properly cooked chicken is opaque white and should register 165°F with a meat thermometer.
For The Herbed Blue Cheese Dressing: Combine the remaining ingredients in a bowl and serve alongside the wings with optional carrot and celery sticks.
Nutrition Facts: Serves 2; Calories Per Serving 356; Total Fat 11 g; Protein 52 g; Carbohydrate 2 g; Fiber 0 g; Sodium 396 mg
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