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Archive:FUDCon:India 2011
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FUDCon Pune Website: http://fudcon.in/
FUDCon is the Fedora Users and Developer's Conference, an opportunity for all who contribute to or use Fedora to meet, learn, plan, and hack. This event is free and is open to everyone. To learn about what a FUDCon is like, you can view a video from the North American FUDCon 2009. Please read https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FUDCon_organization_process and understand it thoroughly if you are a event organizing volunteer. If you are responsible for finding a good place, refer to the requirements listed in https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FUDCon/Organization
Event Owner
Micro bloggers
Use #fudconin11 as the hashtag for identi.ca and Twitter posts
Venue, date and time
* Venue: COEP (College of Engineering, Pune). * Date: 4th, 5th and 6th of November 2011. Friday and Saturday are talks and Sunday is the hackfest. * Time: 8 AM for 4th. 9 AM on 5th and 6th.
Sunday night is FUDPub. If you are coming from outside Pune, we recommend that you arrive by 3rd night and leave by 7th morning.
Speaker guidelines
- The delegates are likely to be primarily students and many will be new to free and open source software. Make talks accessible to this audience.
- Motivate people to get involved in hackfests and run ones associated with your talks if you can. We are dedicating the entire Sunday for them, Even if you do not get much participation, doing your free software work transparently is often inspiring.
- When you are asked any questions during your talk, repeat the question in the mic before answering them. We are planning to record talks and it would make it easier for anyone watching the videos later if you repeat the question.
- Delegates may be hesitant to ask questions. Encourage them to do so. Keep it casual.
- Use the general Fedora templates for presentations if you haven't already created one and make sure you have contact information (email address, irc nick etc added to them).
- If your organization is sponsoring your work, it is perfectly ok and even recommended that you give credit. However remember this is a free software technical conference and not a commercial or corporate event. Tailor your presentation accordingly.
- We are a free software and content focused community. Make available your slides under a standard free content license. We recommend creative commons attribute share alike (CC-BY-SA) license. In addition to your slides, make any "source" material available for your slides publicly. Merely PDF is not reusable. ODP or latex source material would be useful. If you use images publicly available under CC-BY-SA, don't forget to add credits to your presentation.
- Upload your slides to this page and link them in the speakers table.
- Be prepared to talk without slides. Projectors, power grid can go off without notice.
- It is required to blog about your experience at FUDCon. Refer Event Reporting Guidelines to ensure you cover the event as expected.
- Even though we are working to get a reasonable number of power outlets for charging laptops, ensure to recharge them completely at the hotel and be prepared to walk to a different talk room to get an unused charging slot.
- For electricity plug types and output voltage / current, refer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_power_around_the_world.
- To help involve people who are participating remotely via IRC, identify someone before you start the talk to take notes on your talk and the Q&A sessions. These notes can be taken online in real-time on a site like http://openetherpad.org or on a blog post that's aggregated to Fedora Planet.
- Follow the Fedora motto and "Be excellent to each other". That means no rudeness, sexism etc. We are a community first and we will not hesitate to evict anyone who does not behave appropriately. If you have any concerns, bring up the issue to the organizers.
- Last but not the least, hallway conversations are often as important if not even more important than your talks. Hang around, talk to people and have fun!
Travel info
Pune is the second largest city in the Indian state of Maharashtra and is located about 75 miles from Mumbai.
Pune has an airport; however international travellers, especially from US and Europe, might consider flying in to Mumbai and getting a flight/taxi from Mumbai to Pune for a more economical plan. Flight takes about an hour and taxi takes about 3 to 4 hours. Getting a taxi is naturally cheaper and we can arrange taxi locally. The cost for a taxi should be less than $100. Sharing a taxi will be preferred for people coming in around similar times, bringing down that cost.
[The official Indian Tourism website]
[The website for Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation]
Hotel info
We recommend [Cocoon]. If your sponsorship request is approved, we will book a hotel room for you. You can just let us know your travel plan (flight details, dates and time of arrival/departure) and who you prefer to share your room with and we will take care of the rest.
Getting sponsored
If you want to get sponsored to attend this event, refer to https://mether.wordpress.com/2011/07/23/fudcon-pune-2011-now-open-for-sponsorship-requests/
FUDCon India planning meetings
IRC meetings
IRC meetings happen every Friday 1:00 PM UTC (6:30 PM IST) in #fudcon-planning channel in irc.freenode.net. Everyone is welcome and free to participate
- June 4th 2011 (preliminary meeting for bidding) : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-June/002399.html
- July 15h 2011 : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-July/002508.html
- July 22nd 2011 : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-July/002521.html
- July 29th 2011 : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-July/002556.html
- Aug 5th 2011 : https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-August/002586.html
Face to face meetings
Face to face meetings happen every Tuesday 3:00 PM in Red Hat Pune office. Everyone is welcome to participate. Just drop a mail to Rahul Sundaram if you are planning to attend
- http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-July/002479.html
- July 19th 2011 : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-July/002515.html
- July 27th 2011 : http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-July/002543.html
- Aug 2nd 2011 : https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/fudcon-planning/2011-August/002579.html
Budget Details
Detailed budget estimates: Current total estimate: USD 15707
FUDCon APAC has been provided a tentative budget of 15000 US Dollars as per
Rahul Sundaram will talk to teams within Red Hat and others on complimenting the budget but for the bidding process, our planning must be limited within this amount. Note that if a Red Hat person comes from some other country, his or her manager will generally fund that travel and that's what we will encourage. Max Spevack has additional discretionary budget in special cases. Community volunteers need funds to be taken out of the FUDCon allotted budget typically.
Older list of pre-registered participants
Lightning talks signup
Talk description | Speaker |
Introducing to SCM systems | Ramakrishna Reddy Y
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BarCamp Sessions Needing Owners
Session Name | Description |
# | Session Name | Description | Owner | Audience Level | |
1 | What it takes to make a perfect website | -websites stuff to find more contributors | Hiemanshu Sharma | IDK | |
2 | Fedora Security Lab and the OSSTMM | This talk introduces how Information Security work can be done with the Fedora Security Lab and how you can contribute to it. It demonstrates the development state of the Fedora Security Lab and how the Fedora Security Lab implements and aids the OSSTMM. | JoergSimon | this is for anyone who want to learn about FSL, or can/want to help me to improve it | |
3 | Fedora Ambassadors a global/regional challenge | Different cultures, different groups - one conduct and so many challenges. This is about how the Ambassadors group evolved over the years, what work was necessary to maintain the group in an healthy state and how we work torwards to face new challenges - and of course it will be a ground for discussions around this topic. | JoergSimon | Intermediate | |
4 | Introduction to RPM packaging in Fedora | Tools, process and a basic walk through of a hello world package | Ankur Sinha | Beginner | |
5 | Writing desktop applications using Vala | Will go though various benefits of using Vala to develop applications and some demo apps | KushalDas | Beginner | |
6 | Qt Application Development on Embedded Devices | Will cover building embedded devices based on Qt framework from ground up. Then move on to developing custom applications, cross-compiling and porting to the device. Examples and demo devices are ready. Must for embedded enthusiasts. | Suchakra | Beginner/Intermediate | |
7 | Creating web apps using Django and packaging its add-ons | This talk will introduce Django and enlighten the users on how to package/test its addons for Fedora project | Arun S A G | Beginner/Intermediate | |
8 | From RDBMS to BigData | Structure your data to make your services more scalable | Saleem Ansari | Beginner/Intermediate | |
9 | Fedora on Rails | Ruby on Rails for the Fedora User | Shreyank Gupta | Beginner/Intermediate | |
10 | gEDA: A Love Story | Learning electrical circuit theory with gEDA using Fedora Electronic Lab | Shakthi Kannan | Beginner/Intermediate | |
11 | Recreational Mathematics using Open Source tools | A small tutorial on how to use GNU/Linux for Mathematical recreations and fun | Naveen Kumar | Beginner/Intermediate | |
12 | Security : (More details later) | A talk on Software Security | Huzaifa Sidhpurwala and Eugene Teo | Beginner/Intermediate | |
13 | Introduction to n-djbdns | Introduction to n-djbdns & it's deployment. | Prasad J Pandit | Beginner/Intermediate | |
14 | Indic Typing Booster | Next Generation input method for Indian Languages. | Pravin Satpute | Beginner/Intermediate | |
15 | Fedora Virtualization for power admins | configure/manage/tune guests via shell using libvirt and friends. And brief intro to svirt(secure virt.). More details later. | Kashyap Chamarthy | Beginner/Intermediate | |
16 | Fedora India Community | Past, present and future of Fedora India community | RahulSundaram | Beginner | |
17 | Python For Django | Take advantage of features of Python to write better Django Apps | Ramakrishna Reddy Yekulla | Advanced, Must Be a *Lazy* Python Programmer, Meta Classes, Duck Typing, Decorators | |
18 | Debugging code you have never seen before | A brief look at approaches one could take to analyse code that you have never seen before in your life and how they could be used in bugzapping | Siddhesh Poyarekar | Beginner | |
19 | The introduction to "How to write shared libraries" | A talk attempting to simplify and present Ulrich Drepper's paper How to write shared libraries | Siddhesh Poyarekar | Beginner/Intermediate | |
20 | Python's Data Structure | Categorising the Data Structure Use Cases | Ramakrishna Reddy Yekulla | Beginner | |
21 | Introduction to System Security Services Daemon | Brief introduction of how one can manage access to remote directories and authentication mechanisms via SSSD | Kaushik Banerjee | Beginner/Intermediate/Admin | |
22 | The latest in Linux Virtualization | I'll cover the Fedora virt stack: KVM, Linux, libvirt, SPICE, etc. | Amit Shah | Beginner | |
23 | Working with GNOME community | About gnome-love, working with upstream/desktop., code contribution | Ritesh Khadgaray | Intermediate | |
24 | ABRT | Automatic Bug Reporting Tool - how it works | Yogesh Chavan | Beginner | |
25 | The Cleaner Web | Haml, Sass and CoffeeScript | Shreyank Gupta | Web Developers | |
26 | How not to reinvent the wheel | Programming using KDE libraries | Tirtha Chatterjee | Some knowledge of Qt | |
27 | Tracing on Linux | Insight of tracing and profiling on Linux systems (Kernel & User space) | Soumya Kanti Chakraborty | Beginner | |
28 | Fedora Medical | Introducing people to Fedora Medical, getting more folks involved | Ankur Sinha | Novice | |
29 | Getting started with Haskell on Fedora | A brief introduction about Haskell and func. programming. An overview of Haskell packages and tools available for development. Getting started with packaging Haskell libraries for Fedora | Lakshmi Narasimhan T V | Beginner - some knowledge about rpm packaging will help | |
30 | Tracing (TBC) | TBC? Maybe | Eugene Teo | Beginner/Intermediate | |
31 | An introduction to testing your Django app | Will go through the basics of testing Django apps and code coverage | Ratnadeep Debnath | Beginner and Intermediate | |
32 | Debugging Kernel OOPs | How to debug when kernel panics? | Neependra Khare | Beginner and Intermediate | |
33 | FUEL Project : Content Collaboration Consistency | A description of project and its efforts of creating linguistic resources for standardization and consistency through community collaboration | Rajesh Ranjan | l10n, i18n and Language Computing People | |
34 | Introduction to Spacewalk | Overview of Spacewalk which is an open source Linux and Solaris systems management solution | Paresh Mutha | Beginner and Intermediate/Sys Admins | |
35 | Btrfs | Introduction to Btrfs, the next generation filesystem | Neependra Khare | Beginner and Intermediate | |
36 | USB an Introduction | Introduction USB Stack & Protocol | Gopal krishna Tiwari | Beginner and Intermediate | |
37 | An introduction to Transifex | Transifex is an open service allowing people to collaboratively translate software, documentation and other types of projects. Designed as a hub for translations of open source projects, Transifex supports translations straight from the project's source. | Ratnadeep Debnath | Beginner, Intermediate, l10n and i18n people | |
38 | Fedora & APAC | Insight of FOSS communities and get support towards the Fedora Project - An insight of FOSS communities focusing the contributors behavior and how their contribution can be obtained towards the Fedora project, specially focusing APAC region. | Buddhika Kurera | Anyone interested in Fedora Project. | |
39 | Fedora APAC: Well Oiled Machine | The goal of this session is to explore avenues to make Fedora APAC work where "everybody knows what to do, when to do it and get things done without any help or assistance". It is my hope to lessen the burden on local ambassadors by getting resources on the ground more efficiently. | Heherson Pagcaliwagan | Anyone interested | |
40 | Access Control for Git | Introduction to Gitolite | Sitaram Chamarty | Intermediate/System Admin | |
41 | Zarafa in Fedora | This talk introduces the Zarafa Open Source Collaboration Platform at Fedora, its features and how users and developers can contribute to it. Aside of the official upstream roadmap, it would be interesting to have also a discussion about wanted or interesting features. | Robert Scheck | Beginner to Expert | |
42 | Fedora Support | Where to get help when something breaks?!? | Ankur Sinha | Everyone | |
43 | Why QML? | A talk on Qt, QML and why it rocks | Hiemanshu Sharma | Everyone | |
44 | Approaching the community | A talk on spreading FOSS with a Fedora remix | Danishka Navin | Everyone | |
45 | Cute hacks with PyGoocanvas | A talk on python bindings for Goocanvas, a canvas widget for GTK+ for drawing | Srishti Sethi | Beginner | |
46 | 389 | The enterprise-class Open Source LDAP server for Linux | Amita Sharma | Everyone | |
47 | Python workshop | A workshop on python programming for beginners | Kushal Das | Beginner |
# | Session Name | Description | Owner | Pre-requisites | |
1 | FEL tickets | Working on Fedora Electronic Lab packaging | Shakthi Kannan | Packaging RPM | |
2 | FSL tickets | Working on Fedora Security Lab packaging | JoergSimon & RobertScheck | Packaging RPM | |
3 | FreeIPA integrated security management system on Fedora | A working demo of a FreeIPA instance which involves several technologies like an ldap server(389-ds), kerberos, CA(dogtag), DNS, and client side technolgoies like SSSD, Certmonger. | Gowrishankar Rajaiyan & Kashyap Chamarthy | Intermediate Linux admin skills | |
4 | Autotools | A walkthrough explaining how one could autotoolize a project | Siddhesh Poyarekar | Beginner/Intermediate programming | |
5 | HTSQL | URI-based high-level query language for relational databases | Ramakrishna Reddy Yekulla | Intermediate RDBMS Understanding | |
6 | vsevm | Very simple enterprise virtualisation management | M.K.Pai | Basic/Intermediate Understanding of Virtualization | |
7 | Using an RDBMS as a task queue | M.K.Pai | Basic understanding of workflows | ||
8 | QPID | A demo on using qpid to quickly hack up distributed applications | Siddhesh Poyarekar | Beginner/Intermediate programming | |
9 | System automation using Puppet | A walk through on how to create a puppet server and using it to maintain large infrastructures | Aditya Patawari | Beginner/Intermediate Newbie/Aspiring System Admins | |
10 | KDE-fy | Create KDE frontend to some Fedora utility that does not have one yet | Anuvrat Parashar | Intermediate | |
11 | LaTeX | A quick start up on using LaTeX to create documents. | Ankur Sinha | Beginner | |
12 | Shell scripting | A quick introduction to basic shell commands, and how to use these in shell scripts | Ankur Sinha | Beginner | |
13 | Packaging | Bring your favourite software into Fedora. Creating your own RPM package and getting it reviewed | Parag Nemade | Packaging RPM and Fedora review process | |
14 | Beacon | [CODE SPRINT] A WYSIWYG DocBook Editor for Fedora Documentation | Satya Komaragiri | Beginner/Intermediate Programmers/Web Developers/UI Designers | |
15 | Wiki cleanup | Spend sometime cleaning up and updating pages on the wiki | Ankur Sinha | You need to know how to read and write ;) | |
16 | Django testing with Transifex | Transifex is a great Django product. Let's do some testing on it. | Ratnadeep Debnath | You need to know the basics of Django testing. Hope you have attended my talk on Django testing and Transifex ;) | |
17 | Beamer | A beginners' session on using Beamer to make presentations. | Ankur Sinha | Beginner | |
18 | Introduction to Qt,QML ,Sqlite | Insight of Qt , How to develop rapid applications using QML & C++ , Creating Database based Applications with Qt which are portable to multiple formats for Mobile as well as Desktop Computers . | Gaurang Aggarwal | Who used to adore Visual C++/Basic or Rapid App Dev. | |
19 | Complete FedoraForKids | FedoraForKids is a Fedora spin targeted towards schools and kids | Arun SAG | Knowledge on how to create spins/remixes and packaging | |
20 | Understanding VCS and Getting Git | Introduction to Version Control Systems, the concept and demonstration of how to manage your source-code/projects with Git (one of the most popular distributed VCS) | Vaidik Kapoor | Beginner/Intermediate |
# | Responsibility | Name |
1 | - | Aditya Patawari |
2 | Posters, Banners, Infra | Suchakra |
3 | Budget | Amit Shah |
4 | - | Harsh Verma |
5 | Goodies/Photography | Kushal Das |
6 | Hospitality | Satya Komaragiri |
7 | Catering | Prasad J. Pandit |
8 | Logistics | Narayan Murty Gundala |
9 | Registration (venue welcome team) | |
10 | Speakers lounge | |
11 | FUDPub | |
12 | - | Hiemanshu Sharma |
13 | Booklet | Ankur Sinha |
14 | - | Soham Chakraborty
- Update website. Talk to Shrink or Tuxdna for updates
- Banners and t-shirt design. Follow up on design team list for updates
- Booklet content. Ankur Sinha for updates
- Speakers should have user profiles - mether will followup
Bidding Info
Buttons & Banners
FUDCon Website Content
- FUDCon Pune Website: http://fudcon.in/
- Website content: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FUDCon:India_2011_website


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The 25/25 Rule
Virginia Republican Bob McDonnell is in trouble. He's running for governor, and a couple of weeks ago he happened to mention to a pair of Washington Post reporters that he had written his master's thesis at Regent University on "welfare policy." So they went to the Regent library and took a look. It turns out that "welfare policy" was a pretty bloodless way of describing it:
He described working women and feminists as "detrimental" to the family. He said government policy should favor married couples over "cohabitators, homosexuals or fornicators." He described as "illogical" a 1972 Supreme Court decision legalizing the use of contraception by unmarried couples.
Oops. He's supposed to be a moderate conservative, you see. Michelle Cottle comments:
I find myself torn in this fight. In general, I find the obsession with politicians' student writings excessive. Most of these papers spring from the brains of people in their early- to mid-20s who have spent the past several years in the self-indulgent cocoon of academia.
....That said, Republicans are hardly in a position to gripe about this tendency. Anyone recall the frenzy the Right whipped itself into over Hillary's thesis on Saul Alinksy or Michelle O's thesis on black Princeton grads? The former ostensibly proved Hillary to be a socialist and the latter revealed Michelle to be a militant whitey-hating bigot. Ah, good times.
So we're to judge Democrats by their academic ramblings but not Republicans? I think not.
I have a solution to this problem that I call the 25/25 rule: it doesn't count if you did it more than 25 years ago or before your 25th birthday. Obviously there are exceptions to this. A major scandal (Watergate, say) or career accomplishment (passing a bill) should stay with you more or less forever. Likewise, if you can show a consistent pattern of behavior, then the entire historical track record is fair game.
But for modest, one-off stuff like this, I think 25/25 works pretty well. Sadly for McDonnell, he doesn't qualify on either count: he wrote his thesis 20 years ago, when he was 34 years old. So there's no need to be torn: McDonnell was no utopian teenager scribbling out plans to save the world in the pot-ridden 60s. He was a grown man writing during the first George Bush administration. That doesn't mean his thesis should disqualify him from office or anything, but it does mean that it's fair for his opponents to bring it up in their campaigns. It's up to McDonnell to convince us that he doesn't believe this stuff anymore.


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The Scot was ruled out of Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Sheffield United with a hamstring injury and will be given a late test.
Striker Nathan Ellington made his first competitive start for the Hornets in 15 months at Bramall Lane and will be hoping to get the nod again.
Fellow frontman Tommy Smith is expected to figure again despite the ongoing speculation surrounding his future.
Young forward Marvin Sordell made his debut as a second-half substitute at the weekend and should be at least on the bench again as Watford go in search of their first league win of the season.
Hornets to monitor Cowie fitness
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Is kinship back?
In the last issue of Science (25 May, 2012), a plea by Stephen Levinson for the study of kinship terminology, and an article by Charles Kemp and Terry Regier making a novel contribution to that study.
Charles Kemp talks about his and Regier's research
Levinson writes: "In 1860, Lewis Henry Morgan heard an Iowa man on a Nebraska reservation describe a small boy as "uncle." Fascinated, he embarked on lifelong research into the kinship systems of the world's cultures, which culminated in a typology of kin categories. Work on kinship categories flourished for a hundred years, but then became unfashionable. Yet, kinship is crucial to the transmission of human genes, culture, mores, and assets. Recent studies have begun to reinvigorate the study of kinship categories. … Kinship is a fertile domain in which to ask a question at the heart of the cognitive sciences: Why do humans have the conceptual categories they do? … There are more than 6000 languages, each with a different system of kin classification, at least in detail. … What constrains this exuberant diversity of systems?"
In their article entitled "Kinship categories across languages reflect general communicative principles" (available here), Kemp and Regier argue:
"Languages vary in their systems of kinship categories but the scope of possible variation appears to be constrained. Previous accounts of kin classification have often emphasized constraints that are specific to the domain of kinship and are not derived from general principles. Here we propose an account that is founded on two domain-general principles: Good systems of categories are simple, and they enable informative communication. We show computationally that kin classification systems in the world's languages achieve a nearoptimal tradeoff between these two competing principles. We also show that our account explains several specific constraints on kin classification proposed previously. Because the principles of simplicity and informativeness are also relevant to other semantic domains, the tradeoff between them may provide a domain-general foundation for variation in category systems across languages."
It seems to me that Kemp and Regier's 'simplicity' and 'informativeness' taken together play the same role as 'relevance' defined in relevance theory as a negative function of processing efforts and a positive function of cognitive effets, and that their findings are consistent with predicitions following from the theory's 'cognitive principle of relevance'. Be that as it may, this thought-provoking paper may indeed contribute to a new start in work on kinship terminologies, and on categories systems more generally, based on sound pragmatic principles.
PS Of related interest in this issue of Science, an article by Michael C. Frank and Noah D. Goodman entitled "Predicting Pragmatic Reasoning in Language Games"
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Benson Saler 31 May 2012 (15:22)
My thanks to Dan Sperber for passing on the good news about Levinson and Kemp and Regier. While kinship studies were never totally eclipsed in anthropology, thanks not only to the persistence of scholars such as Harold Scheffler but to pragmatic ethnographic needs in studying social organization among numbers of populations, the sharp decline of interest in the subject in recent decades betokened, in my opinion, a fan of lamentable shifts in the theoretical and analytical perspectives and concerns of many anthropologists. A rise in the importance accorded to kinship studies, in contrast, is very likely to betoken a rise in analytical rigor and scientific aspirations. Welcome back!
Carles Salazar 31 July 2012 (23:26)
I fully endorse Benson's views on the return of kinship studies. It is to be expected that anthropology will gradually shed its post-Schneiderian relativistic paranoia and reinvigorate one of the founding subjects of the discipline. Arguably, kinship has never been fully absent from current anthropological research, yet mainstream social constructivist approaches turned it into sterile theoretical discussions and mere ethnographic butterfly collecting. Anthropologists have ignored (or misrecognised) for too long the biological and evolutionary foundations of kinship bonds and it is time to make up for this unpardonable neglect. There is much to be gained from an evolutionary and biocultural approach to kinship and for interdisciplinary collaboration with psychologists and biologists in that laudable enterprise.
Dwight Read 30 March 2013 (06:55)
Yes, kinship is back — or more accurately, it is reclaiming its original vigor. Haven't you heard of the Kinship Circle? For each of the past three years, and as part of this year's annual meeting of the Amerian Anthropological Association as well, we have had highly successful sessions on kinship. The sessions have been integrated with the themes of each of the meetings. We have had an international group of scholars from Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, England, France, Germany, Italy, Qatar and the United States, presenting a wide range of papers, ranging from more "classic" questions about kinship systems to current research that is challenging some of our theoretical ideas about what constitutes kinship. The papers from the first two sessions will be published shortly.
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Dwight Read 30 March 2013 (09:17)
In respect to kinship terminologies, Levinson's question, "What constrains this exuberant diversity of systems?", is not answered by Kemp and Regier's analysis for one simple reason: Terminologies have a structure and logic, like grammars for language, that determine the possible range of kinship terminologies. Kemp and Regier assume any partition of the space of genealogical relations is a potential terminology and then show that existing terminologies occupy only a small portion of this space due, they assert, to a tradeoff between simplicity and usefulness. This would be like saying a sentence can be any subset of all possible vocabulary words, then asserting that the realized languages have sentences that are a tradeoff between simplicity and usefulness, but ignoring the fact that the simplicity and usefulness of sentences is created through the grammar of the language that constrains what are admissible sentences. The same is true for kinship terminologies, and the answer to Levinson's question has already been made by showing that kinship terminologies have a generative structure that determines the corpus of kinship terms, starting from the primary kin terms of a terminology, along with kinship concepts that are expressed in the terminology (such as reciprocity of kin terms), and the kinship structural properties embedded in a particular terminology (Read 1984, 2001, 2007, 2009; Read and Behrens 1990; Leaf and Read 2012, among others). For example, the difference giving rise to the fundamental division of terminologies into descriptive versus classificatory (bifurcate merging) terminologies derives from two different ways that sibling relations are conceptualized in different societies: (1) a sibling is the child of my parent other than myself (descriptive terminologies) or (2) siblings are those persons who have parents in common (classificatory terminologies) (Bennardo and Read 2007; Read, Fischer and Leaf 2013). Trying to understand kinship terminologies (and hence kinship systems) without first working out the generative logic of a terminology is like trying to understand languages without working out the grammar of a language. Extensive work has already been published on the generative logic of kinship terminologies and this work makes evident what constrains the variability in kinship terminologies that Levinson asks about.
Bennardo, G. and D. Read 2007. Cognition, Algebra, and Culture in the Tongan Kinship Terminology. Journal of Cognition and Culture 7: 49-88.
Leaf, M. and D. Read. (2012) Human Thought and Social Organization: Anthropology on a New Plane. Lanham: Lexington Press
Read, D. l984. An algebraic account of the American kinship terminology. Current Anthropology 25: 4l7-440
Read, D. 2001 What is Kinship? In The Cultural Analysis of Kinship: The Legacy of David Schneider and Its Implications for Anthropological Relativism, R. Feinberg and M. Ottenheimer eds. University of Illinois Press, Urbana. Pp. 78-117.
Read, D. 2007. Kinship Theory: A Paradigm Shift. Ethnology 46(4):329-364
Read, D. 2009. Another Look at Kinship: Reasons Why a Paradigm Shift is Needed. Algebra Rodtsva 12:42-69.
Read, D. and C. Behrens. 1990. KAES: An expert system for the algebraic analysis of kinship terminologies. J. of Quantitative Anthropology 2:353-393.
Read, D., Fischer, M. and M. Leaf. 2013. What are kinship terminologies, and why do we care? A computational approach to analyzing symbolic domains. Social Science Computer Review 31(1): 16-44.
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Their Faux Outrage Over Squirrel Hunting
It's almost February, so that means it's time for the eco-narcissists to come out of the woodwork and protest the Holley Fire Dept.'s annual squirrel hunt. This whole issue and controversy just feels too much like a "Causehead" scene from PCU that was left on the cutting room floor. I have trouble taking serious a group of people who plan to get in their cars and travel to rural towns and villages like Holley in order to protest parents, sons, daughters and grandparents heading out into the woods to go squirrel hunting.
More of the irony that hopefully doesn't get lost in the shine of this carnie act is the fact that if, God forbid, something unfortunate was to befall one of these protesters, like say frostbite for example, while they're standing out in the cold protesting and generally ruining a pleasant Saturday afternoon in the country, guess who would be rushing to the scene to offer them assistance?
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First responders like those at the Holley Fire Dept.
If after a long day of hacky "hey-hey, ho-ho," chants and boilerplate style sign making you found yourself with that racing burn of frostbite in your fingertips there wouldn't be a squirrel to be found who would be willing to lend you a hand, but the Holley Fire Dept. and EMS would surely be there.
So the big question is: What really is behind this "pure barbarism, gun-worshiping, horrible slaughter, sickening, mass animal killing" as is described by Friends of Animals' New York? Well, I don't plan to hunt squirrels in Holley that day, but I do in fact hunt, and sometimes I hunt squirrels, so allow me to paint a picture for you of what a typical day of squirrel hunting is like.
When I was about 14 years old, I carried a New England Firearms single shot .410 with me as I went out hunting with my dad and grandfather. I can remember the exact set of woods we hunted in that day. I could take you to the very spot I sat. And I probably haven't been to those woods since that day. We were hunting between Caledonia and Leroy on the farm land of the Stein family. I remember clearly to this day, that crisp early autumn air as we were walking into the woods. I was getting a couple last-minute reminders about hunting safety and other tips to help make this a great hunting trip. I also remember my dad and grandpa telling each other jokes and hunting stories as we walked to the woods.
Next we took to the woods. We each found ourselves a nice spot to sit and wait. We sat quietly and watched the activity in the woods. The deer, birds, chipmunks and yes, the occasional squirrel that showed itself. My dad and grandpa both took shots and took a squirrel that day. I on the other hand came up empty-handed, but I did have the chance to sit and watch a handful of deer for hours it seemed. Hours later all three of us met up, checked out the squirrels that they bagged, and we walked out of the woods and discussed all that we had seen that day.
So there it is in all its "gory" detail. That's a behind-the-scenes look into "the gun-worshiping barbarism" of squirrel hunting.
The reason I remember this day so clearly, as if it happened last weekend, is because that was the last day I remember my grandfather being relatively healthy. Sure, he had some healthy periods after that, but I don't recall those moments nearly as well as I remember that day that we were out squirrel hunting.
Yes, a couple of squirrels were shot, but it wasn't barbaric, and we weren't worshiping guns. We were out in nature enjoying a nice day, getting some exercise and doing a little family bonding. Something just about every family in our society should be doing a little more of nowadays.
Can the argument be made that it's selfish to take the life of a squirrel in order to have a little family bonding? Maybe, but I really doubt it. But you know what? It's not nearly as selfish or self-centered as somebody who would travel to a tiny corner of upstate NY with the specific intent to destroy what could be a memorable Saturday afternoon for some other child. To prevent a kid from having a weekend or the memories that I have. All of that because you're so convinced that other people, and society as a whole, just need to hear you shouting your opinions at them.
Safe and happy hunting to all of you on the 22nd.
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"Perdicaris Alive or Raisuli Dead"
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They were the more sullen because Roosevelt and his strategists, preparing against any possible slip-up, had so steam-rollered and stage-managed the proceedings ahead of time that there was nothing left for the delegates to do. No scurrying, no back-room bargaining, no fights, no trades, no smoke-filled deals. Harper's Weekly reported an Alabama delegate's summation: "There ain't nobody who can do nothin' " and added: "It is not a Republican Convention, it is no kind of a convention; it is a roosevelt."
The resulting listlessness and pervading dullness were unfortunate. Although Elihu Root, Henry Cabot Lodge, and other hand-picked Roosevelt choices filled the key posts, most of the delegates and party professionals did not make even a pretense of enthusiasm. The ostentatious coldness of the delegation from New York, Roosevelt's home state, was such that one reporter predicted they would all go home with pneumonia. There were no bands, no parades, and for the first time in forty years there were hundreds of empty seats.
Roosevelt knew he had the nomination in his pocket, but all his life, like Lincoln, he had a haunting fear of being defeated in elections. He was worried lest the dislike and distrust of him so openly exhibited at Chicago should gather volume and explode at the ballot box. Something was needed to prick the sulks and dispel the gloom of the convention before it made a lasting impression upon the public.
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The sport mirrors I just cant do.....my dad went this route on his flat black 34 chev, and he loves them too. I'm gonna steal his chrome flat ones for this lol. Motor paint I haven't decided on yet, the firewall is going to be red and white checker board, so i may do the motor in red. Its going to be very low, and have red tinted windows...and yes, I'm aware that 99% aernt going to get it...lol |
294s will be a little ruff but no big deal. Just floor it.
Here is what i was talking about for suicide doors. They open really wide of home built and time is taken to make aure they work correctly. I pulled this link from another forum hope thats ok. Just the first one i found in a random google search. Not a willies but you get the idea. http://i679.photobucket.com/albums/v...rtss/door5.jpg Here is a link to the orignial post dont want to use someones pic without giving them credit. suicide doors - THE H.A.M.B. |
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Interesting read!
and after reading this one should learn that a well match engine combo will go a long way, just do a lil research and take your time on an engine build even if it means waiting to get the etra money to get the best parts way better to do it right the first time thats how you save money in the long run! As for cylinder heads there are a few great heads out there and a few average heads and alot of junk. will not name them most already know who they are if you have read any amount of forums or threads. With that said if you are truelly looking for a great head and a reasonable price you will not go wrong with a set of profilers. Have a set on my roller 406 after looking into a set myself hard to beat the flow and pinch on these heads are so nice theyll rival any AFR you match them up to. I noticed you mentioned them, truely a great head and awesome castings aswell. |
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Brand new, comp 294 solid, with lifters for 125$.... very happy Ordering heads tommorow Summit house brand, 200/64cc with springs for 575 So now its just hardware and odds and ends. Any thoughts on rockers? I have a set of comp 1.5 rollers but wondered if i should go to a 1.6? Puts me around 560/560 Opinions? |
Lol no good eye just randomly stuck them on quick to keep from tearing one on install good eye though lol
.. I was noticing those undrilled bosses on the side of the heads in the pic above and thinking a great time to rig up perfect supports for the plug wires to avoid the headers while the engine is out...
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It's been over two months since we've seen Chuck Liddell throw around Russian pixie Anna Trebunskaya, but the two have been reunited for one last score, thanks to a Dancing With the Stars-themed feature in the 2010 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. Watch as Anna bounces around in a bikini while Chuck bounces around like a jackass. Obviously this isn't going to be the deciding factor for you to go out and buy the issue — there's an entire spread on bodypainted ex-girlfriends of soccer players, so you should already have this thing pre-ordered.
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Kiel is the capital of Schleswig-Holstein in N Germany, at the Baltic end of the Kiel Canal.
The German name Kiehl may be a place name in origin: one who came from Kiel, an area of standing water, the name of several places in Germany.
http://www.roangelo.net/schlectweg/slehtweg.htmlKeel is a bottom of a boat. Keel is from the middle english kele, from the word kiel which meant 'boat'. http://www.internetnow.co.uk/dutchusa/nlusword.htm
Kael is a varient of the boys name Cael. Click on Cael link.
I am very sure it's really from Kiel, and is german. The name has something to do with boats and water.
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Finite element approximation of the Fokker-Planck equation for diffuse optical tomography.
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In diffuse optical tomography, light transport theory is used to describe photon propagation inside turbid medium. A commonly used simplification for the radiative transport equation is the diffusion approximation due to computational feasibility. However, it is known that the diffusion approximation is not valid close to the sources and boundary and in low-scattering regions. Fokker-Planck equation describes light propagation when scattering is forward-peaked. In this article a numerical solution of the Fokker-Planck equation using finite element method is developed Approach is validated against Monte Carlo simulation and compared with the diffusion approximation. The results show that the Fokker-Planck equation gives equal or better results than the diffusion approximation on the boundary of a homogeneous medium and in turbid medium containing a low-scattering region when scattering is forward-peaked. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Title: | Finite element approximation of the Fokker-Planck equation for diffuse optical tomography |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.jqsrt.2010.03.003 |
Keywords: | Diffuse optical tomography, Finite element method, Fokker-Planck equation, Inverse problems, LIGHT-PROPAGATION, RADIATIVE-TRANSFER, BIOLOGICAL TISSUE, TRANSPORT, SCATTERING, BOUNDARY, MODEL |
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The new report out Thursday details several trends as to how -- and for what purpose -- U.S. smartphone users are interacting with the apps on their devices.
In a typical month, 65.5 percent of smartphone users don't download any new apps, while a small percentage of the rest of the users -- 2.4 percent -- adds eight or more new apps monthly, according to comScore.
Overall, that equates to an average number of downloads of "slightly more than one" app per month. The top 7 percent account for "nearly half of all download activity in a given month," the comScore report noted.
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We spoke with comScore marketing insights analyst Adam Lella to learn more about the implications of this latest report on mobile apps use. Lella said it's not surprising that so many smartphone users aren't adding new apps regularly.
"People have limited storage space on their phones," he said. "You can't just indiscriminately download any app that you see." That suggests that mobile apps developers "have to be smarter" about what they're coming out with, Lella added.
In general, though, the use of mobile smartphone apps is growing rapidly in the U.S., especially in the area of mobile commerce. In an Aug. 19 blog post, comScore vice president of marketing and insights Andrew Lipsman said that statistics from the second quarter of 2014 showed that year-on-year growth in m-commerce spending had shot up to 47 percent. Previously, m-commerce spending had been growing by rates in the mid-20s, he pointed out.
With growth rates like that, mobile digital commerce -- which Lella said currently accounts for just 12 percent to 13 percent of all e-commerce -- is likely to expand significantly over the next several years.
Facebook Is King
Mobile apps also account for the lion's share of growth in the amount of time people are spending with digital media, the new comScore report found. The time smartphone users spend with their apps grew by 52 percent from June 2013 to June 2014. Desktop computer usage also continued to grow during that time period, although by only 1 percent.
"Total mobile activity including mobile browser usage recently eclipsed 60 percent, as desktop now accounts for the remaining 40 percent," the report stated. "Apps drive the vast majority of media consumption activity on mobile devices, accounting for approximately seven out of every eight minutes."
The digital brands that dominate apps usage on desktops also rule in the mobile market, the comScore report noted. With more than 115 million mobile users in June 2014, Facebook is king in terms of both total audience size and time spent using an app. YouTube comes in second with over 83 million unique users, followed by Google Play (72 million), Google Search (70 million) and Pandora Radio (69 million).
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It has become common for us to complain about a design by saying it has "bad UX", but what does that really mean? If we dislike the graphics, colors, icons, or typography we identify the design weaknesses, and we will call out grammar and spelling errors and poor content, but "bad UX" oftens means we are vaguely dissatisfied with how something works or makes us feel. Designing for people means that we need to understand how they feel (emotions), what drives them (motivation), and how they think (cognition) - their interactions (behavior) arise from all of these. Experiences need to be more than efficient and accurate, they also need to engage, please, and satisfy. We'll discuss how we can create better experiences (and even "excellent UX") by including basic psychological principles in our design process.
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Tomorrow's the first on-sale day for Apple's iPad, the tablet-styled device that CEO Steve Jobs has repeatedly called "magical" and "revolutionary."
You won't be able to get your hands on an iPad for another three weeks -- Apple has set April 3 as the ship date. But at least you'll finally be able to pre-order one.
What are the chances you'll actually have one on April 3 if you order tomorrow? What models can you buy now, get later? And which one ism really right for you?
Good questions, all. We have the answers to those, and more.
Exactly, what can I do tomorrow? You can pre-order an iPad at Apple 's online store, or reserve an iPad at an Apple retail store.
You can't walk out of the store with one, or expect an iPad to show up at your door next week, though, so just calm down. Take a breath. Relax.
Do I have to go to the store in person to reserve one? No. Customers can reserve an iPad by dialing the local store as well as driving to it and showing up in person. Some stores said that people can also place orders online by visiting the specific store's Web site.
If I reserve an iPad at my local Apple store, am I guaranteed to get it on April 3? Stores we talked to were hesitant to commit to a guarantee, but company representatives said that Apple had allocated a "certain number of reservations" per store, and as with iPhone launches in the past, each store would likely stop taking iPad pre-orders when it reached that number.
"If you reserve one, there's a pretty good chance you'll get it on April 3," said one store rep on the telephone.
If I pre-order an iPad on the online store, when will I receive it? April 3? No. According to an Apple sales representative manning the company's toll-free line, Apple intends to ship the iPad on April 3, a Saturday. "You'll have to give it a least a day to arrive, maybe more," said the rep, who added that he didn't have any additional information beyond that. "The sooner you place your order, the closer to the head of the line you'll be," he said.
What models can I order starting tomorrow? Although you can pre-order any of the six models on Friday -- three with WiFi only, three with both WiFi and 3G -- only the WiFi-only devices will ship or be available for pick-up on April 3. Apple has not yet said when it will deliver the WiFi+3G models, but at the January launch of the device, CEO Steve Jobs said they would ship about a month after the WiFi-only iPad.
How much will I have to fork over? Anywhere from $499 to $829. The WiFi-only iPads are priced at $499, $599 and $699 for the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB flash drive configurations, respectively.
The WiFi+3G models are priced $130 more, a fact that many have argued amounts to price gouging on the part of Apple. And don't forget you have to pay extra for a data plan if you want to use the 3G model on a 3G network.
What size flash drive should I get? 16GB, says Ezra Gottheil, analyst with Technology Business Research. "That's the one, for budget and psychological reasons, people will think, 'I can get a whole lot for $500,'" he said.
Although some may want to pop for the largest drive -- and pay $200 more for the additional 48GB -- Gottheil's betting that the $499 16GB model will be the biggest seller. "There's some evidence of that in the iPhone and iPod Touch lines," he said, referring to the popularity of the less-expensive models with lesser amounts of storage space.
"For $500, a lot will say the [16GB] iPad looks like a great thing," Gottheil concluded. "And the way that Apple works, many will be thinking, 'I'll want a different one in a couple years' anyway."
However, iSuppli, an El Segundo, Calif.-based market research firm known for its consumer electronics teardowns, has pegged the 32GB model as the "sweet spot" in Apple's profit margin chart, meaning that's the configuration Apple itself thinks will sell in the biggest numbers.
Should I wait for the WiFi+3G or grab the WiFi-only iPad now? Your call, of course. Just remember that atop the $130 surcharge for the hardware, you'll have to pay $15 per month minimum to AT&T for a data plan, $30 a month for an unlimited plan.
"If I were buying one, I'd be tempted," said Gottheil, of the 3G-equipped iPad. "The step up is big, and it means another data plan, but it makes the iPad more like the iPhone."
Even so, Gottheil and other analysts expect Apple to sell more WiFi-only iPads than the later models that also offer 3G connectivity.
Will there be a rush on the iPad? Some analysts think so .
One recent survey of American consumers, in fact, had 13% saying that they are likely to buy Apple's new gizmo in the next 90 days.


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Had a great time at lunch with my very first tri friend Laura today! She brought me a gift...her chickens lay eggs, and now I've got a dozen in my fridge! Can't wait to have breakfast tomorrow!!!
I knew today was gonna be tough. Yesterday was a challenge on the run, but it ended well. Today' work is one of 3 key workouts to prep for IMFL this week, so I had no choice. To quote my husband..."this is what you wanted". Laura told me something her 2x IM husband said to her. You have to decorate your pain cave. I was Martha Stewart in the pain cave tonight. That second set was TOUGH! No warm up like usual, no spinning out the legs like usual...just endurance and pain. But by the time the last endurance set was over, my legs felt ok. Considering. Then it was off to the pool. My wo in the email today was kick sets, but I got to do some speed work instead. Including threshold. Yippee. Actually, it wasn't too bad. I worked a bit on my stroke with Andi totally eyeballing me from the pool deck, and I think I got the point she was trying to make. Now I just have to keep practicing to make it a habit. Pam filmed me swimming so I could better understand what I was and wasn't doing. The we had some fun taking pictures under water with Lil Trish, and Andi stuck her face in the drink too...she didn't want to be left out of the fun!
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Use the openEditor methods on org.eclipse.ui.IWorkbenchPage to open an editor on a given input. The openEditor methods require you to supply the ID of the editor to open. You can use the editor registry to find out what editor ID is appropriate for a given file name, using the getDefaultEditor method on IEditorRegistry. In Eclipse 3.0, the editor opening methods that were specific to IFile were moved to the IDE class.
IWorkbenchPage page = ...; IFile file = ...; IEditorDescriptor desc = PlatformUI.getWorkbench(). getEditorRegistry().getDefaultEditor(file.getName()); page.openEditor( new FileEditorInput(file), desc.getId());
This code needs to run on the UI thread and result from getActiveWorkbenchWindow() and getActivePage() need to be checked against null.
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- FAQ Is Eclipse 3.0 going to break all of my old plug-ins?
- FAQ How do I find the active workbench page?
- FAQ How do I open an editor on a file in the workspace?
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Scratchbox is a framework to help developers with cross-compilation of Linux software. Cross-compilation is the process of compiling a program that will run on a machine with an architecture different from that of the compiling machine; Scratchbox eases this task using a combination of chroot environment, cross-compiling toolchains (like CodeSourcery) and emulation (like QEMU). Ubuntu […]


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AMD is lending 2K and Firaxis Games a hand with their DirectX 12 projects and to help them provide full support for Asynchronous Compute and Explicit Multi-Adapter."
AMD share price rallies
No Shorty Long anymore
A report from financial analysts Seeking Alpha has issued guidance on the share price of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and said the company's outlook is quite bright.
AMD RX 470 and RX 460 specification slides leaked
Highend Vega GPU coming in 2017
A set of new slides leaked online has confirmed most of the specifications for the upcoming Radeon RX 470 and RX 460 graphics cards while the newest roadmap shows that high-end Vega GPU won't be coming before next year.
AMD releases Radeon Software 16.7.2 drivers
Adds support Doom Vulkan API and fix a single issue
AMD has released its new Radeon Software 16.7.2 drivers which add support for Vulkan API in Bethesda's Doom game as well as fixing problems with Restore Factory Defaults in Radeon Settings.
16 Zen core Opteron is Snowy Owl
SP4 BGA in mid-2017
Naples is, as Fudzilla exclusively reported, a 32 Zen core Opteron with 64 threads. The 16 core Zen version with a BGA socket is codenamed Snowy Owl. AMD thinks that Snowy Owl will be a great match for the communication and network markets that needs a high performance 64-bit X86 CPU.
AMD Radeon RX 480 driver fix works like a charm
Adjusts power distribution between PCIe connector and slot
AMD has issued its new Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.7.2 drivers which promised a fix for RX 480 power issues and it appears that these work as advertised, even without a significant performance hit.
Radeon Crimson driver 16.7.1 is out
Fixes PCIe current draw and improves performance
AMD promised us a driver within 48 hours and after two sleepless nights the developers have delivered one. The driver fix needed doing urgently and will draw less current from the motherboard.
Julia Herd joins Deezer
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HTC executive Julia Herd has joined music streaming outfit Deezer as VP of Communications.
AMD details Radeon RX 480 driver fixes
Fixes the problem and increases performance by 3 percent
AMD has an update for everyone who has a Radeon RX 480 and is afraid that the card might fry the PCIe slot on the motherboard. The new driver, that solves the problem and increases performance by up to 3 percent should be out today, July 7th.
AMD improves its Linux drivers
Day one support for Radeon RX 480
It looks like AMD has finally got the memo when it comes to Linux machines. Its new AMDGPU-PRO 16.30 driver offers day-one support for its new Radeon RX 480 from day one.