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Whenever I think of Easter, I think of Jelly beans, Chocolate, and just sweets to snack on. The Swiss Colony has a Easter Family Treats Gift Box that is full of something for everyone in the family. Below are just a few of my favorite treats that were in the Easter Themed Box that has little bunnies, and chicks on the outside.
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Whenever I think of Easter, I think of Jelly beans, Chocolate, and just sweets to snack on. The Swiss Colony has a Easter Family Treats Gift Box that is full of something for everyone in the family. Below are just a few of my favorite treats that were in the Easter Themed Box that has little bunnies, and chicks on the outside.
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The two-bite delights look scrumptious!ReplyDelete
I wanna win I want that hamReplyDelete
I also love the Spring TrufflesReplyDelete
- Sarah HallApril 7, 2014 at 2:45 PM
I would love to try the Deluxe Mixed Nuts in the tin.ReplyDelete
This Easter Basket looks wonderful. Iike the fact that it has both candy and wonderful food giftsReplyDelete
- Jess OApril 7, 2014 at 3:29 PM
I'd love to try these - http://www.swisscolony.com/Shop-by-Occasion/Mothers-Day/Caramel-Pecan-Clusters-S.pro?fpi=75468&catCd=BI&prefixCode=BIReplyDelete
I think it would be really cool to win the wine and chocolates!! All mom's would LOVE IT!!ReplyDelete
The petit fours from Swiss Colony look really good to me...great treats!ReplyDelete
I also love the Spring TrufflesReplyDelete
- Misty LuncefordApril 8, 2014 at 11:27 PM
Hmmm maybe the Fruit Spread Gift SamplerReplyDelete
I'd love to see the Hand-Rolled Raspberry Swirl CakeReplyDelete
I would like the milk chocolate covered butter toffee.ReplyDelete
I have always wanted to try Petits Fours, so that would be my choice!ReplyDelete
Your little helper is precious. Hope she enjoyed her sixlets!ReplyDelete
Splash Easter Gift Basket Giveaway sounds like a great contest.ReplyDelete
- Alice F.April 12, 2014 at 8:33 PM
I love Petits Fours and would love to try Swiss Colony's Petits Fours! Keeping my fingers crosed.ReplyDelete
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(Of sound recording and reproduction) using two or more channels of transmission and reproduction so that the reproduced sound seems to surround the listener and to come from more than one source: stereophonic sound systems some of their old mono recordings sound positively stereophonic
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"Bernard Eastlund, [the inventor of HAARP], wrote me an e-mail...and he said that to heat up the atmosphere with HAARP was very difficult, it would go right through the atmosphere unless you put some element in that airspace that it could heat and he suggested that polymers would work very well in allowing HAARP to be directed to heat certain sections of the atmosphere. And in fact, we've been seeing...cobweb like material, polymer material all over the United States and other locations, in conjunction with airplanes flying overhead emitting something out of the back end of them. And Eastlund went further and said that heat generation works by adding magnetic iron oxide to the polymer..." --William Thomas on Coast To Coast AM with George Knapp, December 20, 2009.
"Recent analysis leads to the conclusion that the extensive and systematic aerosol operations that are being conducted without informed consent are aggravating, if not instigating, the elevated drought conditions that are now commonly being observed." - Clifford Carnicom in his 2002 article entitled: 'Drought Inducement.' See: Carnicom.com
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"We have entered the operational phase of asymmetrical war against us, and - as Secretary of Defense Cohen confirmed in 1997 - the "terrorists" are using "electromagnetic" weapons to stimulate volcanoes into eruption, cause earthquakes, and control our climate and weather."
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And the sad little "debunkers" continue to deny, ridicule, obfuscate… Pretty obvious a large number of them who "take it upon themselves" to "inform the wider public" about "nutbars" are just sad little hobby nerds with way too much to say who spend WAY too much time at a keyboard trying to impress their peer nerds or "mentors" who they don't know personally and have never met.
One thing I'm absolutely sure of – not everyone who looks into this subject and sees something different to what was happening 15 or so years ago is a raving loony! In fact, as usual only a tiny fringe element exists who over-emphasise singular aspects – you get that. No, there are increasing numbers of intelligent, educated thinkers who have been looking at this for some time now knowing something's up while watching the paid spokespeople spin the mainstream lies or skewed "truths".
The latest criss-cross trails in Nelson are probably a good example that things are hotting up in NZ. A sign that maybe a small push is being made considering all the pre-programming that's been going on. You've got to realise how the process works as it's really quite simple –
1. Develop your agenda and programme.
2. Pre-programme & socially engineer the public over a time-frame.
3. Monitor the progress of your pre-programming with occasional testing.
4. When the time is right begin & carry out the programme.
There are of course acceptable limits of non-acceptance in place at every stage of this process so as long as this percentage is within acceptable target levels (can be adjusted with further social engineering) then the programme just rolls ahead as planned. Be under no illusion that the "geo-engineering" programme is being carefully monitored every day and is well underway BIGTIME!
One of the next stages will be an interesting one but shouldn't be too tricky for them to pull off given the religious fervour of the target group. That is, getting all the environement/mother earth protecting greenies to accept the apraying of manmade chemicals over EVERYTHING as a way of protecting the environment. I even laughed at the basic hypocrisy of what I just typed but watch how many of these useful idiots will go along with it. Sad, sad, sad…
I live in Pittsburgh, PA in the United States. Monday through Friday at approximately 7:30am I take the same route to work that carries me over a large bridge with a spectacular view of downtown. You can clearly tell when spraying is taking place. The best thing is how obvious they have become with it. You can see where the blanket coverage starts and where they are stopping.
The best thing is that you can tell what days the planes are spraying and what days they are not. Every time they spray, by about 2-3pm, it has become a dreary cloud covered day. People don't see what they don't want to believe. I have pointed out when there are multiple planes spraying at once to my wife several times and she refuses to accept that anything strange is occurring.
What ever is going on up there, we'll probably never find out. It's unfortunate that it's occurring all over the world and a majority of the sheeple refuse to acknowledge what's happening right above their heads.


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The Obama White House on Sunday appeared to be gently preparing the nation for the increasingly likely possibility that BP's oil gusher in the Gulf of Mexico won't be finally stopped until relief wells are completed which, at the current rate, are expected to happen sometime in August.
Carol Browner, the Obama White House's director of Energy and Climate Change Policy, said on Meet the Press:
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Haffey has made the most of her experience at Fisher. She is a resident assistant, a service scholar, a Student Ambassador, and a member of PRIMA, PRSSA, Colleges Against Cancer. Through all of these involvement opportunities, she has continuously given back to the Fisher community.
In the Student Ambassador program, Haffey has risen through the admissions ranks and is now one of the co-directors for recruitment events. In this position, she works with another student to organize open houses and several other events to recruit and welcome students to campus. A large part of this position is managing over 60 ambassadors.
"Erin is an extremely kind, compassionate and articulate young woman. She is highly driven by a commitment to service," said Nasso. "In my time knowing Erin, she has interned for both the Make a Wish Foundation and the American Cancer Society. Erin is a young woman who is truly committed to giving back to her community."
There were many adjectives used to describe Haffey, but the most frequently used were: graceful, friendly, open-minded, positive, and eloquent. Haffey's positive demeanor and unspoken leadership guide her work ethic and service work. There is no doubt that Haffey will be incredibly successful no matter the path she chooses.
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I'm getting by without Flash on my personal PCs as well as no Silverlight. Usually it's OK but I still come across fucknut websites that are "written in flash" rather than "enhanced by flash" but the number is reducing. Apple can take some credit for this. Now if the BBC were to ditch flash as well...
Java is also blocked from running on my browsers as well. This has had less of an impact than not installing Flash as you'd imagine. Java is still installed for applications that require it, just no browser plugins.
Microsoft's 'FIRST NOKIA' arrives at £89
Competition! It should be good for us consumers.
Interesting trends seeing this and Moto-E removing the front facing camera and having "not very good" main cameras, no flash, etc that are OK for quick snaps in good daylight, not great for much else. However a huge chunk of the market don't care for these features (or removable batteries or storage, which will doubtless be screamed about by the usual fanatics) so why should a budget phone have them? Want better or more features... buy a different, or non-budget phone.
Recommendations for NAS-based home media set-up
Wouldn't say that I specialise in this kind of thing, buy over the years I have more than a passing professional and personal interest...
I've been through all the pain of many solutions, including a PC based file server, which while quick and easy to get going chews through 'leccy like no business. Most of the kit doesn't have to be expensive, however if you aren't careful it will get expensive very quickly.
You don't need gigabit ethernet for streaming, and as noted above, most of the kit just doesn't do it anyway. Wifi is a waste of time for streaming, while the headline speeds may seem good, the real speeds are never close and as soon as you get multiple devices connected (or neighbours with wifi) the performance rapidly drops below useful levels.
NAS: Currently I'm using a ZyXEL unit of some form, with pretty much most features turned off. Stick to the basics, ignore the "value added" functions and most commodity NAS devices will do the job. I chose this ZyXEL device because of its support for Linux and Windows sharing, and the reviews reported success with both (and it powers down to low power usage). It's a single 2Tb drive, while RAID of some measure might sound like a good idea, it's not usually useful and adds needless complications and power problems (it's not that I'm not a fan of RAID, just sometimes it's not always useful). Redundancy, backup? Easy? Buy a second NAS and that's your backup. If you're careful and upgrade regularly you can buy a new NAS device with extra capacity, copy the old content onto it and have an instant backup of when you last had the content. Unless you throw your devices about and are willing to replace a HDD drive every couple of years, you are considerably more likely to lose content through accidental deletion than HDD failure. If you're particularly paranoid, power the NAS through a reasonable UPS so you get both power level smoothing and a few minutes of battery backed up power (I do).
Playback: It's generally best to have a single playback system for each screen. This gives you maximum redundancy but also keeps the cabling and communications sane. While you could have a super playback system playing four independent streams, you will quickly suffer internal bandwidth issues but more importantly you have to both stream the video and audio content from this one box to each screen and feed IR remote control signals back the same distance. The further the distance the nastier both of these become. I'm currently using an Acer Revo box with a Microsoft media centre IR controller connected for each screen. These PCs are cheap (£200-£250), small and are pretty low power particularly if you fit an SSD or low power HDD to them. Many are effectively silent or fanless as well. On the software front I get the cheaper Revo devices that don't have Windows on them, wipe the junk they do come with and install a build of XBMC on them. In the past I've had annoyances with audio playback but these days the drivers are all just there and the Linux audio layers have matured sensibly.
Security: Fit everything into your own wired network. You can add usernames and passwords for sharing files and for a home system you really shouldn't need much more. XBMC supports content levels so you can protect minors from inappropriate content.
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Maybe they've upgraded the notice from a post-it note to one applied using tape?
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Re: I think a certain water bureau might not be very good at their job
The interesting thing about arsenic is that we need some, in the correct form, in our diet. The not so great thing about arsenic is that even a little too much is very unpleasant. While it has to be in the correct form, the same can be said for Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Iron and so on.
arsenic is the 20th most common element in the Earth's crust and the 12th most common element in the human body
I'm unable to find a clear attribution of this statement, however we do have arsenic in appreciable quantities in our bodies which would indicate that it's required. I have seen peer reviewed articles reporting this however can't find them due to the expected "arsenic news" noise in Internet searches...
Re: Over reaction?
The pictures in the article clearly show an open reservoir. Adding human pee to that would hardly contaminate it compared to everything that is in it already.
Hunt's paperless future: NHS watches £60m vanish down plughole
Pharmacies will never be perfectly stocked all of the time, there's upwards of 3500 commonly prescribed drugs / doses - there's no way that your local pharmacy will have all of them to hand and definitely not the less common ones.
The concept of the electronic prescription service is that electronic prescriptions can either be sent to a specific pharmacy or the patient can be given a printed identifier which any pharmacy can use to retrieve a prescription. A pharmacy's dispensing and drug management system is required to support this functionality and the messaging is carried by the N3 network (direct or tunnelled), which for those that don't know is the largest private internet there is.
The advantage of sending a prescription to a pharmacy is that the pharmacy can use this to get the prescription ready for you to pick up which reduces your potential wait time It also allows them to smooth out the pharmacy assistants' picking process and to better use their dispensing pharmacist's time because they must double check every prescription before it is handed over.
The electronic prescription is also designed to remove the step where a paper prescription must be confirmed by a pharmacy with the prescribing doctor prior to picking and hand over. This is an obvious check to have in place as a prescription is nothing more than an easily forgable pre-printed slip of paper and this check does add quite a lot of burden to the process.
Re: Medicines Act 1969
As I understand it, this is to dissuade pharmacies from cherry picking the supply of drugs, whether for stocking, financial or other considerations.
Boffins say hot air makes Antarctica COLDER
Re: Massive Budgets
Why when I think of Charles Koch do I think of the tobacco industry? Where it is has been repeatedly proven to be very damaging to health and later leaked that this was known by the tobacco industry even earlier. However they squashed this research, justified their entire business to themselves and carried on as long as they could. Follow the money.
When it comes to climate change, so much damage has been done by those who are involved, including the green movement (nuclear power), governments (ignoring or adjusting reports as they feel fit and pandering to cronies) and I'd most definitely like to slap senseless the muppet (aka greedy economist) who came up with "carbon trading".
Re: Funny how they only discover these things after the data makes it clear
Climate modelling is ludicrously complicated, and as models are created new feedback loops and effects are discovered. It is impossible to model such a complicated system from the start taking into every effect. You have to start a model somewhere. So when something is observed but they're not sure why then this is still modelled and the understanding is that later this can be improved upon.
The only perfect model will be one that looks back as to what happened. By then it's too late of course and even that model would not be perfect for predicting future events, it'll be a start but that's it.
What's Android Silver? Samsung preps Tizen mobes 'for Russia, India'
At present, Samsung's own apps and services are largely shunned by the hordes who buy its hardware.
Because they are gut wrenchingly appalling, interfere with anything standard and generally make the phone experience somewhat worse? Samsung make great phones, but are utterly clueless about software.
MrXavia's point about the purchases not being transferable from one device to another unless they're both Samsung devices is a good one - just hadn't thought about that before. If Samsung introduced a really good, unobtrusive and well managed app-store that could also be used on all Android installs (it could still include Samsung exclusives), then that's one thing. However with the heap of unremovable junk that Samsung shovel onto phones they aren't helping themselves.
Cortana, remind me to patch Windows, IE, and Adobe gear next Tues
The May release will be the first in more than a decade to not include any bulletins for Windows XP. The venerable OS was officially retired from support by Microsoft last month, though subsequent exploitation of flaws in the OS by miscreants has forced the company to issue an out-of-band update.
...and there I was thinking that the out-of-band update last month was to patch Internet Explorer, and the security-hell-hole that is ActiveX within it. That's not a flaw in XP as such.
Yeah, suck it, Foxconn. 'Pegatron' 'nabs' '15%' of 'iPhone 6' 'production'
Don't know why you've been downvoted, but any discussion of Apple tends to bring out weird responses...
In theory they should all be built as well as each other regardless of manufacturer as they should pass the same tests that Apple will have defined. Multiple, competing manufacturers should also be in competition with each other and therefore quality should improve overall. Or cost, but the same quality. Either way it shouldn't be a bad thing.
Spreading manufacture across providers is a wise decision - it's a high risk having a single manufacturer, particularly if Foxconn were to be hit by urgent priorities for other customers, potential ethical and legal issues over its workforce or anything else that could cause severe disruption at just the wrong moment.
As for the iPhone 6 and it's rumours... I don't especially care for the rumours as it's likely to be a largely incremental update than anything spectacular. This is not an attack on Apple, just an observation as to where the market is.
Hungry for humbler Pi? Check out kid-friendly LED-laden Pibrella
This is, of course, how apps for modern operating systems are programmed: they do little or nothing until the user interacts with the UI, or data comes in from the network, say. But it's not a common approach with embedded devices, such as Arduino.
Errrr... what is the writer of this smoking? Any vaguely sane (*) embedded developer spends their life with event driven code. Depending on the embedded system it will either have hardware support and masks for event triggers or for simpler systems the developer has to implement everything in an execution loop but it's still event driven. Or does the writer think that having events built into a high level language or API makes an application event driven?
* I've seen some complete balls-ups from developers who plainly had no idea what they were doing at a low level (and often at a high level either). It was usually quicker to rip everything up and start again than attempt to step through and debug a spaghetti mess of interwoven interface and state checking code. The basic flow usually never needed to be complicated, often something like this:
1) Initialisation code
2) Check something
3) Do something depending on what happened in 2.
4) Exit code set? No, go back to 2.
5) Cleanup code [often considered optional]
Robins' inbuilt navigators pecked to bits by AM radio
Re: Migratory Robin?
UK robins only live a couple of years (fast paced years admittedly) and while some migrate, others don't. Even the robins that do migrate might not migrate very far, many were recorded as migrating just a few hundred miles if that far. They're adaptable (omnivorous) little birds that don't especially need to migrate in the UK as our winters and summers are mild enough. The situation is more confusing because populations of robins swap places...
Star Wars Episode VII: The Ancient Fear of, er, a CHEESE-TASTIC title?
Re: @Seanie Ryan
As a side note, am I the only one thinking the film title should be 'Star Wars Episode 6 1/2: The Smell of Fear'...
It should be "Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money"
...perhaps followed by "Spaceballs 3: The Search for Spaceballs 2"
Please no, not Zac Efron or any other largely talentless Disney "child star or teen-idol". And no ****ing time travel either - although I'll accept that there's a chance that an actor like Zac Efron might not ruin the film totally, adding time travel to it will.
Look out, sysadmins - HOT FOREIGN SPIES are targeting you
Re: They'd never get me
I've been offered bribes of sex and cash in the past. Unfortunately it was a long time in the past and when I was working on the gates to a concert, nothing IT related.
Re: Well if it involves...
Yes I'm that shallow.
I'm not. How tall is Anna Chapman? :)
Symantec: Antivirus is 'DEAD' – no longer 'a moneymaker'
"Effective or necessary" depends on your point of view. Certain certified environments mandate that all systems have antivirus software installed and that the images are regularly updated (I never did get a real answer as to what they meant by "regularly" though).
In some ways AV software is like a biological immune system where you get a shitty cold and get protection only after the infection, but you are protected from a repeat of the same virus - the difference is that your protection can be shared with others. One serious problem with AV software virus detection is that it is retrospective - it takes time for a virus to be detected in the wild as the "best" viruses avoid detection for a while and then for an AV vendor to produce working detection rules and to check these in house against various permutations of the virus and known "safe" software that shouldn't come up with a false positive. The AV vendors are always behind, and end users always suffer as each detection rule added to AV software increases the number of checks that need to be made, necessarily slowing your system down to a crawl.
It's not a situation where the AV vendors can ever win, the only "fix" is to improve prevention and this requires careful operating system design. When the most common PC operating system has roots in a system that was designed specifically for single user, stand-alone use with everything else cobbled on top in a frequently changing direction with "new" products and platforms abandoned and left hanging regularly it's no wonder we're in the mess we are in. A more secure system is a more closed and controlled system, but how closed can it get before we start reacting to the loss of the freedom that enjoyed before?
Today's bugs have BRANDS? Be still my bleeding heart [logo]
Re: Bring back Ada
The heartbleed bug could be merrily implemented in any language that supports memory access, it was an algorithm error, not a bounds violation of any form.
Modula-2 might be ok but it was ruined by the inane insistence of the designer that it was going to be a single-pass compilation process. In reality this just doesn't work and you either wind up with horrible kludges to the code or progressively more unwieldy development environments.
I'm becoming increasingly convinced that there is simply *no excuse* for writing stuff in C (and C++) any more. There's just better ways to do it these days.
No one language is so superior to all the others that it is usable at all levels, from device driver all the way to up to user script level. As a general rule: the closer you get to the hardware, the lower the level of language that is appropriate for use. Efficiency really matters at the lower level, while wasting thousands of CPU cycles with boilerplate and support code is almost acceptable at the application level, it most definitely is not for an API call that could be called hundreds of thousands of times a second. Like everything there are always trade offs balancing code security and with efficiency.
Re: GOTO be GONE?
GOTO statement still have some relevance, but in general in higher languages it should be avoided. An algorithm can usually be written in a more structured, clearer manner where a GOTO statement is no longer required.
I would much prefer to see a GOTO statement than a "BREAK <n>" statement where you have to work through the layers of conditionals and loops to work out how many levels are actually being skipped out of in the parameterised version of the BREAK statement. "COMEFROM" would be clearer :)
Lower level, of course, you will see the exact functionality of GOTO everywhere because it is a fundamental control structure - JUMP and (conditional) BRANCH operators are key to assembly language processes. It's just that with progress we've abstracted their use away to reduce the number of problems they cause.
Re: Note to all C programmers
The style definitely doesn't help - and I'm certainly not a "friend" to many of the code formatting styles out there which encourage poorly indented and defined conditional blocks.
It's an absolutely appalling bug to be in place because:
1) An automatic code formatter applied to the code would have shown the problem with ease in a visual review.
2) The compiler would have produced a warning that the code block following it is never executed. Modern compilers are helpful like that. Then utter fuckwit developers either turn off the warnings or ignore them as there are so many. Hint for the clueless: the warnings are there for a reason, deal with them.
3) Testing should have revealed this bug very quickly as the function would not have behaved as expected. To be fair what probably happened was that the code was tested, then the developer hit Ctrl-D while the cursor happened to be on the badly formatted line, duplicating it (Ctrl-D is a common shortcut on many IDEs) probably while pressing Ctrl-S to save the current source file. However again, a commit of the source and the subsequent diff should have revealed this error straight away unless it was introduced as part of a larger block of changes, in which case the unit tests should have been re-run for all cases and the fault identified.
Boffins build billion-synapse, three-watt 'brain'
Re: A brain is not the answer.
A brain is a massively parallel pattern matching system. It also has a relatively ingenious lossy compression memory as well that manages to overlay many memories over each other but somehow keeping them intact enough to be separate.
Any individual, small part of the brain can be implemented faster in silicon, however the ability to form and reform a wide mesh of analog connections between many neurons (quite flexible processing "cores") is something that is very costly to implement.
Repetitive, exacting processes are ideal for procedural computers, however other processes such pattern matching, approximation and detail substitution are much more suited to neural networks. While one can substitute for the other in most circumstances, it is far less efficient.
Why two-player games > online gaming: See your pal's shock as you bag a last-second victory
Re: @Nick Ryan
@Pascal Monett
You need to get a copy of Settlers 10th anniversary.
Oooh... thanks for that. I think I may need to purchase that straight away!
M.U.L.E. - if you remember what this game is, you'll know just how much fun it was with 3 or 4 crammed around a single C64 competing with each other.
Re: My fondest gaming experiences have been two+ player:
Settlers... with a cardboard screen splitting the screen in two so we couldn't so easily see what the other one was doing. Unfortunately settlers got worse and worse for 2-player with every new version and it lost all the charm of the first. The latest, is completely ruined by unisofts moronic insistence on everything being about meaningless "micro-purchases", a ratings ladder and very limited (if pretty) maps - they don't even permit a ****ing save game feature in two player because it might be mis-used in the ratings ladder. Guess what, we don't give a flying rats about the rating system, we just want to play the game. And without unisoft's DRM and other intrusive nonsense getting in the way as well.
Sensible Soccer (tournaments) - we took teams, played against each other, drunk beer. Some days just never got better.
Google forges a Silver bullet for Android, aims it at Samsung's heart
Re: Well, it was only a matter of time......
I'd much rather that "touchwiz" was an optional, uninstallable skin that could be installed (vendor locked) or uninstalled as desired. Same for the other manufacturer's launchers as well. If I never see another bit of "carrier" content again I'll be happy as well, I remember too many phones utterly ruined by the total trash that the networks put onto devices while simultaneously removing anything useful that competes.
On a side note, if The Demon Spawn of Redmond, AKA M$ or Windoze (or whatever tired and unimaginative insults you can come up with) had announced plans to do this to their OEMs (or if they were to do so in future), what do you imagine would have been/will be posted on a thread like this one....hmm?
To be honest, this Google plan doesn't sound very different to how MS currently operate with Windows Phone, so they'd be hard pushed to make such an announcement.
While it is an extension of the Nexus devices, which in my opinion appear to be there to keep the other manufacturers on their toes, I'm not sure if this is going too far.
Fresh evidence Amazon is ARMing its huge cloud against Intel et al
Maybe I'm missing something, but other than the headline where did it mention ARM? The Basic Qualifications section of the role lists "In-depth experience in optimizing workloads for high-performance x86 architecture" with no mention of ARM anywhere.
Intel are also working with integrated or custom dies as well and while it's a rather different licensing model to ARM's the basic principle is similar.
Headline writers... grrr... it's like they're attempting to catch our attention or something :)
Windows Phone: Just as well Microsoft bought an Android maker, RIGHT?
Re: I actually like Windows phone
Why so many downvotes for somebody simply for saying that they like a product? Bizarre.
Because this topic is fan-troll bait, including as it does the topics of Windows Phone and Android in one therefore even rational posts are going to get lots of spurious down votes but few counter-arguments.
The only comment I'd have about the above poster's comparison is that IMHO he's not comparing like-for-like devices, but given the number of devices and combinations of features and devices it's hard to really compare devices objectively.
Re: "reacts like a teenager whose divorced dad has been seen dating a young stripper."
I think we need a "I think this would be better demonstrated using playmobil figures" icon... :)
Über-secure Blackphone crypto-mobe spills its silicon guts
Re: Low power tasks???
Yes, Video playback is a relatively low cpu power task - the processor has to do little more than orchestrate the passing of data to the dedicated video decode hardware that is genuinely efficient. Hence low power, as in a low-power CPU can perform the task.
The display will take more (electrical) power to display the video...
Friends don't let friends use Internet Explorer – advice from US, UK, EU
Re: Luckily for me
It also aids productivity because it ensures (*) that you concentrate on one thing at a time rather than continually flit like a geriatric lunatic between different tabs and downloads.
* as in, it could only do one thing at a time itself, therefore that is how you had to operate. No downloading in the background, no seeing the page until it was loaded, no tabs (don't remember an "open in new window feature" either)... and no .png support, no scripting... errr... I'll just load up lynx thanks. Did it even support marquee and flashing text?
Samsung Galaxy S5 owners hit by fatal camera error problem
Re: wtf
I think I like the term "earslab" better though.
JavaScript guru slots into Mozilla CTO seat left empty by anti-gay marriage ex-boss
Re: Pottie "Moz's C/C++ replacement Rust"
"....what about C#?...." The problem for C# for many of the Penguinistas is that they see it as firstly a Microsoft product, and it is, in their eyes, therefore too tainted for them to consider, despite it now being an ISO standard CLI language. They even get huffy over the FOSS Mono version, calling it an MS Trojan horse.
C# is a Microsoft product - while it is labelled as an "ISO standard CLI language", we all know how Microsoft rigged the standard for Office documents.
Once the Microsoft dependencies (libraries) are stripped out, there is unfortunately not a lot left to C#. While the same could be said for other languages, at least for many of the others there are working alternatives for the functional libraries. Once these Microsoft dependencies are removed there is not a lot of real incentive to use C# compared to C++ as there are relatively few compatible libraries and pools of example code, although recently more have been released. AIUI it's also quite a bit slower than C++ for many tasks due to the additional baggage that comes with managed code - in theory it is safer though.
Google+ maker Vic Gundotra: My work on this 'NETWORK THINGY' is DONE
It now has 540 million such profiles, of which around 300 million people are said to be active in the Google+ "stream".
Is this "around 300m people" the ones who haven't figured out how to or haven't yet, disabled the g+ "integration" options on everything google?
Lost artworks by Andy Warhol found on 80s-era FLOPPY DISKS
Re: Not that easy
Unless there's a head crash, inserting old Amiga floppy disks into an old Amiga disk drive shouldn't damage them. There is a chance that if the data is magnetically "faded" (not sure what the correct term for this is) then it could be flipped by the read head but in this case the data is probably knackered anyway. Still, the caution that they exhibited wasn't entirely unwarranted given the potential value of what may be on them.
Amiga disks didn't operate with a variable speed, that was a feature of the Macintosh systems. The actual physical disk drive components used by the Amiga 3 1/2" SD floppy disk drives and PC 3 1/2" SD drives were the same it was the interfaces that were different. The biggest problem was that PC operating systems were designed such that supporting other formats other than their own was very difficult. AmigaOS, on the other hand, had a very flexible disk operating system and supported different formats with relative ease. Most problems with this support came down to supporting the primitive file systems and their inefficient use of disk space - e.g. 8.3 uppercase formatted file names compared to case-capable but case insensitive full length file names, 720k capacity compared to 880k. While annoying it is easy enough to copy content from an Amiga to a PC using an SD floppy disk, although if you want to preserve file names then it's a good ideal to compress the content into an archive file of some form - lha and lzh are supported by many PC archive applications. Other transfer alternatives are null modem cables and the huge number of transfer suites that are, or were, available for this, and even IPv4 networking if you have the patience to get it working. One of the most useful tools I remember was software that mounted an FTP site as just another drive in the Amiga - this allowed you to relatively painlessly copy files to and from a FTP server using whatever application you wanted.
Converting data from the majority of IFF files, which encompassed ILBM and a lot of other formats, is not a particularly troublesome task given even basic coding skills. Again there are a few tools still going that help with this.
All men are part of a PURE GENETIC ELITE, says geno-science bloke
Re: Some clarification
There is also the issue that what is traditionally referred to as "junk" in the DNA is in reality not junk and is critical. As a result comparing a "few" marker genes in no way is a complete comparison of species - it's a starting point though. The actions controlled by this "junk" are very interlinked, resilient and there are clearly documented cases where different arrangements of this "junk" trigger the same end result.
Shut up, Siri, I'm watching telly! iOS 7.1 code reveals new role for Apple's PA
Whatever it is for (most likely AppleTV of some form), a speech control interface is welcome. Siri may have its faults, but it's a step in the right direction.
Would save so many problems with losing the remote controls all the time...
Asteroids as powerful as NUCLEAR BOMBS strike Earth TWICE YEARLY
Re: The odds are not too shabby @ Bilby
Come friendly asteroids, land on Milton Keynes?
Just doesn't quite have the same ring to it as bombing Slough. Although I'd argue for Slough, Milton Keynes, Luton and a good few other places as well.
Reg man builds smart home rig, gains SUPREME CONTROL of DOMAIN – Pics
I am far from a luddite (maybe rather closer to a closet tech-geek), but why do the damn interfaces on these things have to be so awful?
It is much nicer to use a push on/off rotating dimmer switch compared to dual function up / down buttons. I hate button re-use with a passion, it makes for some of the worst interfaces. It's not as if switches have to mechanically control the circuit therefore a digital rotating control, perhaps with a mechanical stop, and a push on/off button is not hard. And get rid of the bloody LEDs. I have too many of these things glowing away for no readily useful reason and while a nice subtle LED lighting a switch in a dark room isn't an entirely bad thing, a "burn your eyes out it's so bright" blue LED is what tends to get fitted these days.
And as for the remotes... the cheapest, nastiest, OEM remotes with... wait for it... dual function barely explicably captioned (icon'd) buttons. Gits.
EU: Let's cost financial traders $400m a day, because EVIL BANKERS. Right?
Re: Here is an idea
"Free markets have made you, and billions of people all over the world considerably richer."
So has (currency) inflation. Millio, millio, millio...
Faster and faster HFT systems...
Faster and faster HFT systems is all very well, but what do they interact with? An external system?
If so, what are the speed of these systems because in any correct systems you should have transactions, and the negotiation "promise" stages leading to completion. Far more likely to be concurrency / queuing issues with these rather than a trader's systems. As these systems are dealing with trading finite resources ("resource" can be quite an abstract term, but even shares are finite) there should be a register of who owns what to ensure that duplication, and therefore fraud, is not committed where multiple parties claim ownership of a resource or more of a resource is being traded than in reality exists.
Just some thoughts that come up from these kind of systems...
Tooled-up Ryobi girl takes nine-inch grinder to Asus beach babe
Re: More Concerned About Safety Gear
Considering how clothing much many builders wear in the summer, she's quite well covered up really.
errr... yeah... I had a train of thought at some point but seem to have misplaced it. For some reason.
And then I noticed that in the (photoshopped) "asus beach babe" image the girl couldn't possibly be using the device due to the angle of the screen. Do I have my priorities right? :)
Red-faced LOHAN team 'fesses up in blown SPEARS fuse fiasco
If the professionals can fit sensors upside down and confuse metric with imperial measurements, I'm sure a missed blown fuse is quite forgivable :)
AMD demos 'Berlin' Opteron, world's first heterogeneous system architecture server chip
Re: computational density...
That's intriguing. It would seem to me that it implies that the FP64 processing is implemented using the multiple steps of the FP32 circuitry (splitting and then re-merging the values?) rather than native FP64 circuitry.


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