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applications on heterogeneous computational resources. Fura features a web-based GUI, wizard-guided
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January 2009 will mark the first anniversary of Apple's switch in positioning Apple TV from
something that transferred computer-based content to a PC to a video vending machine that allowed
direct ordering over broadband. In doing so and cutting a few dollars off the price, the company
became the leader in a small category of products exclusively focused on displaying networked
content. However, it's been far from alone there. The installed bases of the PlayStation 3 and Xbox
360, which offer similar functionality, far exceed those of Apple's little box. Recently the
long-delayed SlingCatcher came out of the
gate, which -- with a little finagling on a PC screen-- can display virtually any video content
available via broadband on a television using its SlingProjector technology.
Vudu, a startup that had launched a similar a la
carte device, has pushed deeper into the custom installation channel as of late. And CinemaNow,
which had partnered with HP on its MediaSmart televisions and standalone device, was recently
purchased for $3 million by Sonic Solutions. The acquiring company likely has designs on using the
service to support its at-home DVD burning technology QFlix.
And on the low-end from Roku -- the roots of which were as a developer of PC-stereo bridging
products -- has come a nondescript box that streams movies from Netflix for $99. A year
before MovieBeam finally had its plug pulled, its receiver device was available for even less than
that.
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from something that transferred computer-based content to a PC to a video vending machine that
allowed direct ordering over broadband. In doing so and cutting a few dollars off the price, the
company became the leader in a small category of products exclusively focused on displaying
networked content. However, it's been far from alone there. The installed bases of the PlayStation
3 and Xbox 360, which offer similar functionality, far exceed those of Apple's little box. Recently
the long-delayed a href="http://www.engadget.com/tag/SlingCatcher/"SlingCatcher/a came out of the
gate, which -- with a little finagling on a PC screen-- can display virtually any video content
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device, has pushed deeper into the custom installation channel as of late. And CinemaNow, which had
partnered with HP on its MediaSmart televisions and standalone device, was recently purchased for
$3 million by Sonic Solutions. The acquiring company likely has designs on using the service to
support its at-home DVD burning technology QFlix.br /br /And on the low-end from Roku -- the roots
of which were as a developer of PC-stereo bridging products --not;dagger;has come a nondescript box
that streams movies from Netflix for $99. A year before MovieBeam finally had its plug pulled, its
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There seems to be a known bug with the Gnome Network Manager included with the Ubuntu 8.10
release that resets any static ip address settings that are set manually when the system is
rebooted reverting back to a DHCP setup. These steps will remove the Gnome Network Manager and
help you manually setup the required files for your static network configuration.
Review of Macbook Pro 2008 Skin from BestSkinsEver
After much anticipation I receieved my new Macbook Pro aluminum body a few weeks ago and it was
missing something very crucial, a protective covering. Of course no one wants to disturb the
precious looks of their new elegant Macbook Pro, the only way to preserve the original look of the
laptop is by a skin. There are currently two highly praised companies that provide skins for many
electronics from cell phones ipods and to laptops. Bestskinsever www.bestskinsever.com $27.99 and Invisible
Shield www.zagg.com $54.99. I
currently have the BSE version installed on my Macbook Pro and find it great. Let me start off with
explaining what comes in the kit.
What is Included in the kit:
I should use the term Kit useless because it comes in a large envelope with 3 sheets each having
different parts of the total body skin attached. There is one single piece for the top part of the
laptop, a cover for the battery compartment, a small piece for the latch for the battery cover,
another peice for the remaining underbody, two seperate pieces for the wrist guard near the
trackpad and one for the trackpad as well (I did not use the track pad and will explain later). In
adition there are 2 peices that run along the front two sides of the laptop before it hits the
express card slot on one side and secruity lock latch on the other side. There is one strip
covering the portion of the back side of the laptop which is attached to the main lid and two small
strips covering on the rear edges of the laptop. Basically this kit has you covered on every level
for protecting your new $2000 investment. The great thing about the kit is that it does not cover
up any screws which is noted on the bottom side of the laptop. also there is a space for the button
for battery life so that is not coverd up.
Installing:
First thing first, with the BSE skin, you need to mix your own solution, it is not that hard at all
just get 1/3 teaspoon for every 10 oucnes water. You don't really need to measure this stuff but a
keen eye will be suffice with measuring. If its really helpful to use a spray bottle to put the
solution in so that you can spray the skin evenly and place it on the appropriate spot.
Installing of this skin did take some time, approx. 45 minutes if you want to be precise and take
your time with every detail. You will need the help of another person when lifting off the large
skins such as the top lid so one person can spray the solution onto the skin and the other person
can lift it off. It is crucial you do not let the skin adhere to itself. Be easy with the solution,
it is there to make placing the skin on easy so you can move it around. Once it dries is when the
skin actually sticks.
Bottom:
Install the bottom first, this was not so bad, a few simple attempts and it was easily alligned
correctly. The battery compartment was also an easy install but make sure you do not overlap the
two skins because the they will sit flush and need to be on their own piece especially when the
battery top is taken off. the small covering for the battery latch was a simple 30 second job. I
let this dry and then fliped it over to start on the top layer.
Top Layer:
The top layer was the most difficult and you would think it would be easy because it is just one
big peice. I put the skin on and attempt after attempt I would fail because one corner would not be
aligned exactly and would have to try again. A side note: When I finished the install of the entire
laptop, the next morning was a huge air bubble on the top part of the notebook and had to be fixed.
Fixing it was pretty hard because it was already dry and set so lifting the skin off was a task. I
was lucky that the bubble was near a corner, if it were in the middle it would probably be
nightmare. Therefore take your time and make sure there are no air bubles at all when you are
finished.
Wrist pad:
The wrist pad skin is probably the most useful part and the easiest installation. It took one
minute to install both sides perfectly with no air bubbles. I did not install the trackpad mainly
because the feel of the skin on a trackpad was too abrasive. Being a new Aluminum body Macbook Pro
owner, we are lucky to have the glass trackpad with smooth motions. Therefore, I see no point in
destroying that feature with a skin.
The sides:
Installing the sides was pretty straight forward. There was nothing more to it than just figuring
out where the items go which at first took a few minutes. It would have been nice for BSE to
include a small diagram perhaps but again it is not rocket science and just simple common sense
will tell you where it all goes.
At the end of the install, the edges were kind of comming up so I had to palm them with my hand but
after that it stayed on fine.
A few days later the skin looked perfect and added a nice shine to the laptop. There is one thing
to be said. I put my laptop in a Targus Neoprene case and sometimes on the bottom where I did not
install the skin as perfectly as I hoped, there are some cloth fibers sticking to the edges but
very minimal.
As far as the quality of BSE skin, it is great and probably the best for the money and quality
alike. Honestly for $28 vs the $55 at Zagg, it is a no brainer. Yes the Zagg comes in a pretty box
and comes with a squeegee and solution but honestly, I do not need to pay that extra 27 dollars for
that stuff. BSE is quick and to the point with their kit. Anybody is able to mix water and soap and
use a credit card as the squeegee so again no point and dishing out the extra cash for the
Zagg.
All in all a great product and a must for people who want to protect their new laptop and not
destroy the look.
I have leopard and I am installing windows xp.
Like an idiot I didn't realise there were instructions that I was supposed to print out, but I
found them on the internet.
I got to the stage where I have to 'select an NTFS or FAT format'
Except I clicked 'Leave the current system file intact'
The MacBook said it was going to restart in 10 seconds, and now my screen in black with white
writing that reads:
Press any key to boot from CD...
Disk error
Press any key to restart
Only no matter what I press nothing happens.
I have to turn the power off and back on, then it goes to the blue screen saying its installing
files and then I end up in the same place.
How do I cancel this installation completely ans start again?
Or is there a way to get back to the 'select an NTFS or FAT format' and change my settings?
Is bigger always better? JVC's new LED display in Times Square doesn't have the size of
Walgreens or Toshiba
(and lets be real, no one is touching Dubai) but it
is the first one in proper 720p (1280x720) resolution, no scaling or head tilting necessary here.
After calling the crossroads of the world home since 1979, the new improved board lit up yesterday
at 19 x 34-feet, capable of displaying 60fps with a mere 8mm pixel pitch ensuring things look good
even close up. You can thank the same Clear Channel Spectacolor and D3 LED folks that were behind
the Walgreens installation for this 12,500 lb screen, and we suppose you can also blame them for
not letting us play some Call of Duty on it as well. Check the gallery or if you're in the
area just take a walk over for a new and better look.
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here. After calling the crossroads of the world home since 1979, the new improved board lit up
yesterday at 19 x 34-feet, capable of displaying 60fps with a mere 8mm pixel pitch ensuring things
look good even close up. You can thank the same Clear Channel Spectacolor and D3 LED folks that
were behind the Walgreens installation for this 12,500 lb screen, and we suppose you can also blame
them for not letting us play some Call of Duty on it as well. Check the a
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Les systèmes Gnu/Linux sont réputés pour leurs stabilité, en
règle générale on installe sa distribution favorite, on y met ses logiciels
préférés et l’on configure le tout aux “petits oignons”.
Mais voilà une fois que tout cela est fait, on s’embête un peu !! Alors que
faire pour passer son temps avec nos fameux Logiciels Libres ? Nous allons donc voir comment
combler l’ennuie qui vous ronge devant votre système parfait (pour vous).
Découvrir :
Le plus simple pour un Geek est de tester les différentes distributions mises à
dispositions sur le net, et il y en a pour tout les goûts tellement l’offre est
immense !! C’est un excellent moyen de passer le temps où sa vie , et puis il n’est pas nécessaire de faire les installations en
“dur”, testez les simplement sous VirtualBox par exemple...
Pour les moins Geek, vous pouvez changer votre gestionnaire de fenêtres : Vous êtes
sous Gnome ? Alors pourquoi ne pas aller voir du coté de chez KDE ou encore OpenBox, XFCE,
Fluxbox... Les gestionnaires de fenêtres ne manquent pas non plus alors
n’hésitez pas à les découvrir.
Autre solution : Débranchez votre souris !! Et oui au bout de 15 jours sans votre mulot
favori vous comprendrez très vite que c’est une perte de temps.
Partager :
Vous avez sûrement testé plusieurs logiciels, mais aussi peut être eu beaucoup
de mal à en découvrir toutes les subtilités. Peut être même que
la documentation est malheureusement quasi inexistante, alors faites part de vos connaissances en
agrémentant la documentation d’un wiki par exemple ou encore écrire un petit
“How to” sur votre blog.
Il en va de même si vous avez réussi à faire fonctionner du matériel
mal supporté (imprimantes, GPS, scanners, etc...), informez en la communauté, cela
ne sera que bénéfique et permettra d’aider les débutants.
Il peut être aussi intéressant d’apprendre un langage informatique, le bash
est très accessible et vous permettra de créer vos petits scripts que vous
partagerez par la suite.
Aider :
Vous pouvez très bien aider au développement des logiciels, inutile
d’être un expert en langage C pour venir en aide : Un simple rapport de bug ou une
recommandation fera l’affaire. La traduction des logiciels demande un travail énorme
alors si vous en avez les compétences, proposez votre aide.
Pour finir vous pouvez proposer un nouveau thème aux programmeurs d’Ubuntu (Marre du
marron) !!
Voilà j’en ai fini, en espérant que vous passerez à présent
votre temps utilement .
EDIT : Vous pouvez aussi passer/perdre votre temps en écrivant des articles comme
celui-ci.
From: Julie Harrison Julie.Harrison@stevens.edubr / Date: December 3, 2008 2:57:32 PM ESTbr / To:
Julie Harrison Julie.Harrison@stevens.edubr / Subject: Job Posting -- please circulate widelybr /
br / Job Posting -- please circulate widelybr / br / STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Hoboken, NJbr
/ br / New Media or Hybrid Arts Professor, tenure trackbr / br / Technology is seeking to fill a
tenure-track faculty position in New Media or Hybrid Arts at the rank of Assistant or Associate
Professor. The successful candidate for this position should be a dynamic and innovative
artist/scholar engaged in advanced digital or spatial experimental arts as well as research and
scholarship with a national reputation. A terminal degree is required. Our candidate will have
significant input into the philosophy and development of the ARTC program, and could potentially
serve as co-director. Fields we are interested in include: bio-art, computational art, interactive
installation, spatial m! edia, Int /fontart, video art, robotic and kinetic sculpture, among
others.br / br / Newly established in 2004, ARTC is a small but growing program in the New York
City area that spans across mu! ltiplenb bsp;includes students from the technical, scientific,
entertainment, design and fine arts communities. Our goal is to create a hybrid research
environment with opportunities for ! ;artists nbsp;with scientists and technologists at Stevens,
one of the premier centers for the study and innovation of science, technology, and
entrepreneurship. Candidates must be comfortable working in an atmosphere uniquely devoted to these
areas.br / Please send cover letter, CV, URL and/or other documentation of your ! work, and tee,
Art and Technology Program, College of Arts and Letters, Stevens Institute of Technology, Castle
Point on Hudson, Hoboken, NJ 07030. Deadline: Feb. 1, 2009. For further information about the
program, see http://www.stevens.edu/cal/art/. Stevens is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
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I have installed windows onto my MacBook a few times.
A couple times with BootCamp beta (while I had Tiger)
-The first time it worked fine, but the second time my hard drive crashed, and I suspect Windows of
being the cause.
Another time I installed Windows through VMware Fusion, I didn't like its graphics so I uninstalled
it.. I played around with VMware for a while, eventually realising that the newer versions had 3d
acceleration enabled.
But after using VMware for a short time, my hard drive crashed again.. Again, I suspected Windows
of being the cause.
This time after having my hard drive replaced, I also had Leopard installed.
Now I'm scared to use BootCamp, if I do I will be using a friends Windows XP installation disk as
I'm afraid mine might be over used.
I don't think many people have had the same problem as me so weighing up the risk is hard. But
should I go ahead and install Windows?
Is Leopard's BootCamp more reliable than the Beta or are they the same?
Are the specs in my 80gb White MacBook good enough to be able to play games such as The Sims2
through BootCamp?
Is my over-used installation cd most likely a cause for the crash?
I haven't yet bought an external large enough to use time machine. So if my MacBook crashes (which
I may add is out of warranty now) I'll be pretty devastated, but I'm also eager to use Windows on
my MacBook.
Help! (:
Le cinéma s’expose aujourd’hui au musée : quelle relation entre la salle
de cinéma et l’espace d’exposition ? Les frontières entre musée et
cinéma s’avèrent de plus en plus poreuses, mais il est difficile
d’évaluer l’influence de l’un sur l’autre.
Fait nouveau de la période récente, les cinéastes migrent des salles obscures
vers les musées. On a pu voir au Centre Pompidou des expositions consacrées à
Alfred Hitchcock, Jean-Luc Godard, Chantal Akerman, Abbas Kiarostami et Victor Erice. Les
cinéastes migrateurs sont tous des « auteurs », des créateurs pour qui le
cinéma est un mode d’expression artistique avant d’être un produit.
Ensuite, ils sont chevronnés, ils peuvent se prévaloir d’une oeuvre
conséquente. Enfin, ces manifestations ont montré que ces cinéastes
s’expriment par d’autres moyens que le cinéma au sens strict : peinture, dessin,
photographie, sculpture, vidéo, installations et autres hybridations
interdisciplinaires.
Loin de n’être que pur luxe ou caprice, cette pluridisciplinarité permet aux
créateurs de déployer leur vision sur plusieurs terrains, et avec autant de
singularité et de puissance qu’au cinéma. Abbas Kiarostami ou Dennis Hopper se
sont révélés excellents photographes, Erice est un remarquable metteur en sons
et en vie de tableaux, le travail d’installation vidéo de Varda sur les veuves de
marins égale ses plus beaux films, alors que Godard a su mettre en scène
l’espace du musée avec autant de mélancolie radicale et de
création-destruction que dans ses films récents.
Que « gagnent » les cinéastes à passer au musée ? Que «
gagnent » les musées à exposer des cinéastes ?
À cette question fondamentale, le Centre Pompidou et Les Inrockuptibles s'associent afin de
consacrer cinq journées de débats et de rencontres. Les débats seront
retransmis en direct sur le site. Vous pouvez d'ores et déjà poser vos questions.
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I have 2 laptops, macbook air and toshiba. I used the os disc to install the software to share the
optical drive from toshiba with my mac so I can install windows xp with the help of boot camp. Now
comes the problems. This is my first mac, and unfortunately for me it has no drive, and I'm trying
to make this work with no luck at all. Let me tell you what I do and please tell me what I do
wrong:
1.I put my xp sp2 in toshiba
2.I ask request from my mac to toshiba to let me use the optical drive and I accept
3. It shows me the disc and I double click on it. A window with the files from the disc appears
4. I start boot camp and I click on continue the installation. When I click on start the
installation an error with "The installer disc could not be found" appears.
WHAT DO I DO WRONG????
PLEASE, PLEASE HELP ME
PS:please do not tell me to buy the original optical drive for macbook air because I do not have
the money.This apple was a gift.
Update le 01/12/2008 - Nouvelle version PLUS en ligne dans son édition 2008u avec ses 15
déclinaisons (voir www.POIauto.com pour les versions "clés en main" via le Club
GpsPasSion) pour vous accompagner sur la route et rouler "informé". Les installations de
radars fixes continuent de plus belle ...
Impressionnant est le travail de l’artiste Markus Hofer , artiste-plasticien, qui nous donne
son impression artistique sur la coulure et sa représentation dans le monde de l’art
contemporain. Elle est donnée à voir dans diverses situations pour le bonheur des
couluriens ! J’apprécie son esthétique avant le propos et reste persuadé
que la coulure fait indéniablement partie de l’art actuel. Hors contexte, cela donne
quelque chose de ... beau ... impressionnant ... ou qui vous laisse sans flow !
Cooler Master Introduces the new Sileo 500, a new design focused on quiet computing and ease of
use. We'll look forward to reviewing this new chassis for you in the coming weeks. In the meantime,
here's a sneak peek:
Armed with its long tradition of technological innovation and impeccable craftsmanship in stylistic
design, Cooler Master is proudly introducing its latest quiet mid-tower chassis. Sileo 500 is the
supreme embodiment of silence and elegance.
The Promise of Quiet Computing
Sileo 500 is constructed with silent features in mind which includes: acoustic foam sound
insulation material around the chassis, anti-vibration pads inside the detachable HDD trays, and
noise reduction pads for the power supply, to insulate any possible system noise from escaping the
chassis.
Elegant Design
The modern philosophy of life is simple, practical yet full of style. The exterior design of Sileo
500 focuses on minimalism and practicality. Aluminum bezel of the case and the sharp vertical LED
front light create a characteristic and chic look for Sileo 500. There are subtle ventilation holes
between side and front panels to achieve superior thermal solution. The design of spacious interior
is to accommodate various computer components.
Ease-of-Use Design
Establishing a user-friendly environment has always been the key for the Cooler Master engineering
team. Sileo 500 provides users tool-free 5.25” and 3.5” drive bays for easy
installation and maintenance. There is also easy access front I/O panel with support for
e-SATA.
About Cooler Master
Cooler Master was founded to provide the best thermal solutions to our customers worldwide. Since
its establishment a decade ago, we continue to invest in product development in order to provide
the leading-edge innovations to people and businesses. Cooler Master’s enclosure technology
line-up includes heat sinks and fans, chassis, power supplies, function panels and accessories.
Cooler Master has its headquarters in Taipei, Taiwan, with global branch offices located in Europe,
America and APAC, so that we can offer to our customers the best service in time. For more
information on Cooler Master, please visit www.coolermaster.com.
Source: Cooler Master Press Release
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, et puis il n’est pas nécessaire de faire les installations en
“dur”, testez les simplement sous VirtualBox par exemple...
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