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PC Mag - September 2007
Samsung Q1 Ultra
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FABs with UMPC destroy enemy fortifications near the Chasov yar
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GPD Win 4
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Tag 25: Minicomputer und Mäuseklaviere
Diese Minicomputer sind schöne Beispiele für den Versuch Computer kompakt, mobil und tragbar zu machen. Ich habe tolle Beispiele für diese Kategorie von Computern gesammelt. Viel Spaß.
Der fünfundzwanzigste Beitrag in meiner Reihe von Beiträgen zur Neugestaltung der Ausstellung in meinem Computermuseum. Heute und an weiteren 8 Tagen stelle ich die Zusammenstellung meiner Ausstellungsstücke vor. Viele kleine Computer passen in ein Fach des Regals. Ihre Tastaturen sind winzig. Kann man diese Geräte wirklich sinnvoll nutzen? Egal, heute präsentiere ich meine Minicomputer und…
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2022年「NitRo Blog が選ぶ」UMPC ゲーム機ベストモデルはこれだ！（個人の感想です）
メリークリスマス！🎅 ニトロです。
久しぶりにブログを執筆、地味に忙しく情報も確認できてません、デバイスも弄ってないので書くネタがありませんね（笑
さて、最近のホットな話題は Steam Deck ですかね？ あとはクラウンドファンディングが始まった GPD Win4 かな？ まぁ、僕は購入しません・・・ どちらのモデルも凄い欲しいけどお金が無いですからねぇ～😅
さて、久しぶりの更新ですが、年末恒例となる「2022年ベスト機種」を NitRo Blog…
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The UMPC or the Ultra-Mobile Personal Computer was a new technological trend in the 2000s. Following the 90s where clunky and beige was the norm, pc makers created a frenzy of making everything smaller and smaller, eventually leading to these handheld computers. Although at the time they were perceived by many to be the future of computing, the trend died out rather quickly, probably due to the fact that it was not as convenient as one may think and it definitely was not much cheaper than a full size pc. The most notable models are the OQO models 1 and 2 or the Sony Vaio UX both of which mostly ran Windows XP but later ran newer OSs such as Vista. I think these things are very neat and really show a testament of technological advancement in the 2000s! :-)
#2000s futurism#2000’s futurism#aero frutiger#frutiger#frutiger aero#y2k nostalgia#cyber y2k#nostalgia#old web#webcore#windows vista#windows xp
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Legacy (what is a legacy?) Part 6
It’s planting seeds in a garden you never get to see I wrote some notes at the beginning of a song someone will sing for me
Hamilton, the world was wide enough. LMM.
one, two, three, four, Five
Summary: Mike is 13. Born May 2009. Sid didn’t know he had a son. All Mike had was hope and a prayer for his and his half-sister’s safety.
(Sid is a dad of a teen he didn’t know about AU) Sidgeno.
Warnings: (for the total story) post-child abuse (all off-screen but it affects things and is spoken about often), learning how to parent, panic attacks, anxiety, based on last season, OCs?, realization about sexuality. Post breakups. Desperate lack of in-depth research for CPS in both PA/CA, melodrama?, kidfic, angst, slowburn, playing fast and loose with the law for drama/storytelling purposes.
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It takes a while, but Marisol chooses food for her and her brother. Sid makes sure that food is in normal hockey player portions. Mike makes sure that whatever wasn’t eaten was saved in reusable containers he had tucked into his gear bag.
Sid had stared at the containers. They were clean, but clearly well-used. Sid… had never known the food insecurity that the two kids apparently knew. With how both of them fell onto the food the moment Anthony brought the plates into the room, he said precisely how much they had been without steady food.
Sid stared at them as they ate. It was rude, but Sid didn’t honestly care. Sid… had a son.
Sid had a son.
Michael was Sid’s son.
There was no clear way to explain how Sid knew he had a son. Except for this kid, Michael was so clearly Sid’s. He was telling the truth here. And Sid was a father.
Oh, Jesus fucking christ.
Sid was a father.
And his son was fucking abused for the last six months.
Sid took a sudden but deep breath, causing Geno and Tanger to look at him sharply. Both of them gave a weary, tired look that Sid could ready from across the ice. He was not to freak out. The other parents' reminder that he now had different priorities, including not freaking out some kids – who Sid may or may not be related to – kept Sid from letting that deep breath.
Sid… would freak about this later. He had a few choices to make.
Ok then.
“What next, Helena?” Sid asked the care worker after carefully breathing out and controlling his reactions.
Helena sighed, looking at Micheal. “We need official proof if he’s yours or not. So, a DNA test will be best. The sooner, the better.”
That got both Jen’s and Anthony’s attention.
“Can UMPC do DNA tests?” Jen asked Anthony immediately. She started typing into her phone. “And if so, how fast?”
Sid smiled inwardly. Jen was their PR person from the heart. She had grown up with them, and Sid trusted her. Even though she was much higher in the organization now, she was still Sid’s go-to for all his PR needs.
Anthony considered, tilting his head to the side and reaching for his phone. “Normally, no. But I think we can swing it. Give me a moment to make a phone call.” He stepped out of the room, phone in hand. Sid could hear him talk to their main doctor at UPMC.
“A DNA test?” Michael asked, mouth full of the last food Marisol had ordered. In the corner, Sid heard Tanger hide a snort with a cough. Michael looked just like Sid did when he was at a team meal.
“We have to know, for sure. if you… if you are my son, you know?” Sid said slowly. That way, he could have all the legal resources. Sid was positive that Michael was his. The longer they spent in each other’s company, the more obvious it was. But… gut feelings weren’t admissible in court.
God, Sid was a fucking father.
Michael hummed in understanding. He went back to eating, but he was observing Sid.
Sid did his best to look back just as carefully. They were sizing each other up. Sid had no idea what to feel beyond shocked right now, but he hoped that whatever Michael was looking for, he saw it in Sid.
Helena observed them both; Sid did his best to ignore her, choosing to watch the room instead.
Jen was typing something into her phone rapidly – Sid suspected it was Sully, as the lunch break was about to finish, and the three players were soon due into the video room. Geno and Tanger entertained Marisol with some commentary about the food that made her giggle. Charlie was eating and making sure Marisol was eating more.
Sid was kind of taken with how sweet it sounded. A child’s laughter.
His... Well, not his daughter, but his son’s sister. Oh, God.
“UPMC can do it. But we won’t get the results for weeks, though. There is no way to get it faster.” Anthony said when he returned to the room a few minutes later. “We’re sending someone over now to get the tests.”
Sid and Jen pulled faces. It wasn’t ideal, but it would clearly have to do, Sid concluded to himself.
Helena, on the other hand, was nonplussed. “A few weeks? Normally, it takes months to get DNA tests.”
Anthony shrugged, “We work closely with UPMC.”
“Well then.” She said slowly, taking the timeframe in. “We can have a placement ready in a few hours for now.” She reached for her phone. “So after the tests, they will have a place to go.”
Sid felt everything in him freeze at that. “A placement?”
Michael went stiff. He slowly put the food in his hands down to the plate. All of his attention was focused on Helena. Sid was glad Marisol was distracted by Tanger and Charlie.
“Yes,” Helena said. “A placement. They will need a place to stay for the time being.”
“We’re not staying with….?” Michael trailed off, looking between Sid and Helena. He looked so young. Sid thought the rookies and prospects always looked young now, but Michael was a child and should not be so scared or uncertain.
Sid felt there was no way in hell that he would let the kids be given to a foster family. Not when he could do something about it. “They can stay with me!” Sid said, jumping to his feet.
Most of the room, including Tanger but not Geno, stared at him in surprise, but this was something that Sid was sure of. He was going to take care of his kids.
Or maybe. His kid? Or not at all.
Either way. Sid could do something about their situation, and damnit. He was going to do it. He might be under-prepared, but damnit. He was not letting them go!
Geno was the only one who looked approving. Geno had Sid’s back at all times.
“I’m not sure, Mr. Crosby, that would be a good idea,” Helena said frankly. She stared him down; she was about four inches shorter than Sid was, even in her practical heels. But she glared at him better than most players could do across the face-off dot. “If you aren’t the father, it would complicate things.”
“I don’t care,” Sid said. “Even if I’m not his father, I would still want to help.”
Helena sighed, frustrated. She really was trying to put the kids first, and Sid appreciated that, but he had the money, the space, and the ability to do something about their situation.
Sid might be jumping into this, but damnit. Michael was definitely his kid. Sid had no real idea why he knew that, but he knew.
“Do I get a say?” Michael asked, raising his hand to get their attention. He had polished off two burritos and had a half-eaten burrito still in his hand.
“You do,” Helena said immediately - which Sid approved of - before following it up with: “But you must know that sometimes, we can’t follow what you want to happen.” Sid did not like the sound of that.
“I know.” Michael looked at the floor and spoke to his shoes, sounding defeated and tired. He put the food down on the plate. “Then… I don’t want to go to a placement. I don’t want Marisol to go to a placement.”
“Look. I do not doubt you, Michael,” Helena said, making Michael look up from the floor with such concentration that it reminded Sid of his own expression while practicing a skill he didn’t have down. “But if you’re wrong, or your mother was wrong, it would make it harder for you emotionally to move on. If you’re not with a placement. I’m just trying to look out for you.”
Jen reached into her pocket for her phone. After a moment, she flipped the phone around to Helena. Sid could get a glance of the image: it was one from when Sid was young; he was holding Taylor, and she might have been about three or four.
They just looked like Mike holding Marisol, only their coloring was different. Mike really did just look like Sid. Marisol didn’t have a passing resemblance to Taylor, but the position was too similar to one that the siblings were in to miss the similarity.
Helena looked at the photo long and hard, eyes going back and forth between Sid, Michael, and the image a few times before she nodded.
“Ok. I see why you are so insistent, Mr. Crosby,” she said after a moment. “Both of the photos I’ve seen, you look very alike. But I need to know a few things before I can even start the placement. And then, you’re not the final decision.”
Sid had a feeling the questions she was about to ask. But the rapid-fire inquiries about his home, the space he lived in, his daily schedule, what he ate, and if he had cared for any children before were still a surprise. Helena was through.
Sid did his best to answer as truthfully as he could. Making notes mentally, he would have to get a nanny, and one of the bedrooms would have to be adapted to a smaller person. Marisol and Michael didn’t seem like they wanted to spend a lot of time apart from each other, but while none of his guest bedrooms were set up like that, it would take only a few moments to fix that.
Sid had money. And he didn’t mind spending it on this. Helena wasn’t entirely happy with Sid’s answers but wasn’t saying no.
After a lot of questions about his home and life, Helena pulled a face at how many times Sid would be gone overnight. Sid had a knot form in his stomach. Sid would be heartbroken if the basic answers about his life were enough to disqualify him.
He didn’t know what it meant when the one wish he had in his life that he couldn’t get through hard work and determination was handed to him, but Sid would be distraught if he couldn’t help Michael.
She fell silent, staring at him intently. Then, after a moment, when Sid was pretty sure that Helena was about thirty seconds from tearing into him for being under-prepared.
Sid opened his mouth to continue to talk – about what Sid didn’t know – but, instead, Helena cut him off, turning to Michael, “Michael. Are you ok with this? If he isn’t your father, are you ok going with him now?” She asked.
There was an instant when Michael didn’t respond, and Sid’s entire being told him what he wanted Michael to say. He wanted a yes. Sid wanted Michael to say yes so badly. Even more than he wanted to skate, it felt like.
But at the same time, it was Michael’s choice.
It was always going to be his choice.
“... Yes. I want us to go with Sid.” Michael said.
The relief that swapped Sid was short-lived, sadly. Michael didn’t sound enthusiastic at all. He sounded scared. Sid stopped himself from asking if Michael was sure.
This was an overwhelming situation, Sid reminded himself. The kid was tired. Safe for the first time in months, it sounded like he was still worried about everything. Michael wouldn’t be the typical giddy hockey teen with whom Sid interacted regularly.
Helena nodded, “Ok then, I will get that set up Mr. Hernandez…,” she said formally, “Do you have any of your paperwork? Things like birth certificates or medical records?”
Michael pointed at the hockey bag in the corner of the room. Sid didn’t think it was filled with gear, even though it was full, “I have all my paperwork. I have most of Marisol’s. Birth certificates, and our socials. My passport. Whatever Papi had of our medical records.”
“Can I have copies of them?” Helena asked.
Michael eyed her suspiciously. “Just copies, right? They are the only paperwork we have. And I don’t want you to talk to my aunt.”
Helena grimaced. “I don’t think we can avoid talking to your aunt if you want to stay away permanently. But we’ll review the information for the investigation soon if that is all right with you?”
Michael blinked, “Investigation?”
Sid echoed Michael’s question. “What investigation?”
Helena sighed, sounding exasperated for the first time in the conversation. “Yes, an investigation. We at CPS can’t just move kids around without the law being involved. So we don’t have to have a conversation now,” she reassured a suddenly worried Michael, “But we do need to talk very soon.”
“Will that allow me… or someone to keep the kids together?” Sid asked. He went over the next day in his head; he had some time in the afternoon, especially if he moved the meeting with Sully to before practice. Sid felt that Helena’s ‘very soon’ meant ‘right now, but there are upset children here.’
“Well, hopefully,” Helena said clearly, not trying to promise things. “I’m not going to promise any results. But an investigation must happen.”
“Don’t send us back,” Michael said, a note of sudden panic in his voice. He looked between Sid and Helena desperately. “We’ll run away again if we’re sent back.”
Helena met his eyes evenly. “I can’t make promises about the results of the investigation. But I can promise we will do one and make your and your sister’s safety the number one priority.”
Michael stared at her for a long moment before accepting her words with a nod, apparently past words.
“Mr. Crosby.” Helena addressed Sid, “You will need a lawyer if Michael is yours. To keep him and his sister. A very good one.”
Sid was suddenly very grateful he already had a call with Brisson happening this afternoon. First, to make sure of things. Because he was confident that his agent would have words with him about this.
But his agent would also know someone or at least know of someone who could help them.
Michael looked at Sid, and Sid stared back. Both of them sizing each other up.
Sid realized he had never actually Sid he wanted Michael to stay.
“I get a good lawyer, then,” Sid said.
Michael’s face melted into relief. He smiled. It was small, but it was real. It was the first time Sid had seen Michael smile.
#'sid has a teen he didn't know about' au#sidgeno#8771#i write?#this will take a while to write#working title: Legacy (what is a legacy?)
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🇷🇺 🚨 💥RUSSIAN AEROSPACE FORCES IMPLEMENT LARGE-SCALE USE OF GLIDE VEHICLE ATTACHMENTS FOR DUMB BOMBS💥
The Russian Aerospace Forces will begin mass training of pilots in the use of aerial bombs with universal planning and correction modules (UMPC) in the special operation zone, an informed source told RIA Novosti.
Such a module is attached to a regular free-falling bomb, turning it into a controlled one. The module has a folding wing and rudders, as well as a control system that points the ammunition at the target in automatic mode. With the help of such a device, for example, a conventional FAB-500 becomes highly accurate.
The source noted that the combat testing of the UMPC in the special operation zone showed the high effectiveness of these ammunition - at a low cost, they provide high-precision destruction of targets of Ukrainian troops on the line of combat contact. Typical targets for such attacks were concentrations of enemy manpower, deployment points, fortifications, and command posts.
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Cat’s give the Saffrons a licking – The Saffron Gael
New Post has been published on https://petnews2day.com/news/pet-news/cat-news/cats-give-the-saffrons-a-licking-the-saffron-gael/?utm_source=TR&utm_medium=Tumblr+%230&utm_campaign=social
Cat’s give the Saffrons a licking – The Saffron Gael
Leinster Senior Hurling Championship – Round 1 – Sunday 21 April Antrim 0-13 Kilkenny 5-30 Brendan McTaggart reports from UMPC Nolan Park, Kilkenny A demolition job. Antrim came to Nolan Park with hope and left with more questions than answers on Sunday afternoon as the Cats tore them asunder. It was a clinical, professional performance […]
See full article at https://petnews2day.com/news/pet-news/cat-news/cats-give-the-saffrons-a-licking-the-saffron-gael/?utm_source=TR&utm_medium=Tumblr+%230&utm_campaign=social
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quick tell me abt all of the computers u own
i had to downsize quite a bit after i moved out of my parent's house, but i have two dell latitudes (one is a 6520 from 2011, the other one is a 7480 from 5 to 6 years ago), a thinkcentre, an acer aspire one (from 2011, uses the last of the old intel atoms), an rca cambio 2in1 (intel atom baytrail tablet) and my personal favorite an itelco idol (umpc-like media internet device thingie from 2009 that uses an intel atom with a powervr gpu and can boot from a usb and run msdos and portalinux in graphics mode)
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Esplosione della bomba Fab-500 ex sovietica ad alto potenziale: video da Avdiïvka
L’impressionante fiammata vista da un mirino ad infrarossi notturno mostra i colori dell’esplosione dell’ordigno, secondo i social russi che hanno postato il video di guerra si tratta della bomba Fab-500.
“Non importa quanto efficacemente il nemico si sia trincerato ad Avdeevka, il FAB-500 con UMPC sa il fatto suo”
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ANBERNIC WIN600 Ultimate Edition 爆誕！メモリ・SSD換装前提なら、かなり安価だね。
ここ最近、次から次にハンドヘルドゲーム機をリリースしている ANBERNIC の話題。
同社初のWindowsを搭載した UMPC WIN600 に、メモリとストレージをアップグレード、シェルカラーを青（ブルー）にした「Ultimate Edition」を 9月5日（本日）リリースするとのことです。
見た目がとてもクールです。
Ultimate Edition 概要
外観
外観が青いので、なんとなくRG503に似てなくもないですが、映像を観たところ、より青みが強く、なかなか格好よく仕上がっているのではないでしょうか？
リリース情報・スペック
性能に関するスペックは従来の上位モデルと同一ですが、メモリとストレージを大幅にアップグレードしています。また、価格は日本円で 66,599円…
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Fwd: Postdoc: Villefranche-sur-mer.CoralAdaptation
Begin forwarded message:
> From: [email protected]
> Subject: Postdoc: Villefranche-sur-mer.CoralAdaptation
> Date: 16 October 2023 at 05:17:25 BST
> To: [email protected]
>
>
> *Postdoc position for studying coral adaptation/acclimatization to
> sub-optimal environmental conditions*
>
> *Context*: The relentless increase in human activity on the planet is
> causing profound changes to coral reefs worldwide. Yet, some reefs
> already exposed to sub-optimal environmental conditions seem to show
> that acclimatization mechanisms are possible in corals. The present
> project aims to study natural populations of coral communities living
> under sub-optimal environmental conditions (low light levels, acidified
> water, warmer temperatures, deoxygenation and/or more variable
> conditions), which in some cases are comparable to or even exceed the
> forecasts for the end of the century. These populations may be locally
> adapted to their environment, and could be a source of resistant larvae
> for adjacent reefs. Alternatively, these populations may demonstrate
> that some corals are able to acclimatize to such environmental
> conditions, with no specific selective filter during larval recruitment.
>
> *Objectives*: the project focus on three “natural laboratories” in which
> natural populations of corals have been sampled: (a) a severely
> light-limited environment in La Reunion Island, (b) an environment
> characterized by abnormally high and variable temperature regimes in
> French Polynesia, and (c) an environment combining several sub-optimal
> environmental parameters (low pH, high temperature and low oxygen
> levels) in New Caledonia. In each of these, for two selected coral
> species, the specific objectives are to determine whether these species
> are genetically selected and/or genetically connected to neighbouring
> reefs. The goal is therefore to explore possible differentiations in
> their genomes in relation to these sub-optimal environments and deduce
> connectivity (or a lack of) between contrasting environments.
>
> *Your job*: construct ddRad libraries to be sequenced for 20 coral
> colonies per species per environment (reference site vs. sub-optimal
> reef site) per natural laboratory (240 individuals in total), analyse
> raw data and write scientific publications.
>
> *Location*: The one-year postdoctoral position is a French contract
> of the Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD). The
> candidate will work in collaboration with several researchers from
> ENTROPIE (https://ift.tt/jolti6X) and CRIOBE
> (https://www.criobe.pf/), partners on this project. The candidate
> will be based at the Laboratoire Oceanographique de Villefranche
> (LOV, https://ift.tt/ADI217U), in the beautiful city of
> Villefranche-sur-mer (next to Nice, south of France).
>
> *About the position*: Full-time position for one year starting between
> January 2024 and March 2024 at the latest. Work location is
> Villefranche-sur-mer (South of France) with possible missions to
> Perpignan (south of France). The salary is according to the IRD rules.
>
> *Your qualifications*
>
> ·PhD degree (preferably since < 2 years) with expertise in molecular
> ecology; ability to work abroad in an international and
> multidisciplinary research environment.
>
> ·Experience with ddRadSeq (both lab work and data analysis); experience
> with population connectivity would be an advantage.
>
> *Your application: *If you are interested, please send a detailed CV and
> reference letters by email to [email protected]. The application
> deadline is 31/10/2023 and it will be extended if necessary.**
>
>
> Dr. Cécile FAUVELOT
> Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD)
> UMR 9220 ENTROPIE "Ecologie Marine Tropicale des océans Pacifique et Indien"
>
> en accueil:
> Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche (LOV) - UMR 7093 UMPC/CNRS
> 181 chemin du Lazaret, 06230 Villefranche-sur-Mer
> Portable: +33 (0)6 46 76 21 71
>
> website: https://ift.tt/9STFwKj
>
> Cecile FAUVELOT
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Emite UMPC recomendaciones y medidas para presenciar el eclipse solar
#EnContrasteVeracruz #Córdoba Córdoba, Ver. – La Unidad Municipal de Protección Civil emite recomendaciones a los ciudadanos, para que tomen medidas adecuadas que permitan observar el eclipse solar de manera segura el próximo 14 de octubre.El coordinador de la UMPC, Jorge Tress Martínez, confirmó la importancia de seguir las medidas necesarias para poder presenciar este fenómeno a fin de evitar…
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UMPC 「GPD MicroPC」のお話。
もうこいつに出会って使い始めてから2年くらいになるだろうか。
外に出るときは必ずカバンにいる相棒。
大体 3DSLL くらいの大きさで邪魔にならないし、モバイルバッテリーでも充電できるので丸々一日コンセントなしでも平気なサバイバリティを持っている。
画面も最初は小さく感じたけど慣れれば全然行ける感じだし、キーボードも慣れてしまえばサクサクと議事録がとれるくらいには打てる。
排熱のファン音が若干気になるけど、そこにだけ目をつぶれば不満点はいまのところない。
Manjaro Linux との相性も申し分ない感じだ。
ここ数年で一番満足して使ってる UMPC じゃないかなと感じている。
過去に書いた GPD Micro PC を Manjaro Linux 端末にする記事はこちら。
https://strcode-yabu.github.io/blog/2021/07/27/gpd-micro-pc.html
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