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Automatically Reclaim Disk Space – a new feature in Parallels Desktop 16
August 31, 2020 Kurt Schmucker
This post is part of a series about new features in Parallels Desktop 16.
Parallels Desktop is like having a Windows PC inside your Mac. In some ways, it's better – after all, can you drag & drop a file from your Mac to a PC? Nope! In other ways, it's just different, and the virtual hard drive component of a Parallels Desktop virtual machine (VM) is one of those differences. In this blog post, I will outline some of the differentiators between a hard drive and a virtual hard drive, and explain how the new feature, "Automatically Reclaim Disk Space", assists in reducing wasted space on your Mac hard drive or SSD.
On a Mac, the "Macintosh HD" is the main storage. On a Parallels Desktop VM, the main storage is a file on your Mac where Windows, Windows apps, and your Windows documents (in some cases) are stored. Table 1 lists some of the characteristics of these two kinds of storage.
Mac Windows VM
Name "Macintosh HD" (default) Local Disk (C:) (in Windows) (VM name)-0.hdd (on Mac)
File type Volume .hdd file in the macOS
Stores – macOS
– Mac applications
– your documents – Windows
– Windows applications
– your Windows documents (in some cases)
Size Characteristics Fixed – Maximum size set at creation
– Maximum size can be increased or decreased
– Actual size increases or decreases, as needed
The actual amount of space that the virtual hard drive occupies on your Mac main storage grows as you install Windows apps and Windows documents, and in many cases, shrinks as you delete apps or documents. The notable exception to this is a Windows Update.
Windows Updates often require extra space for the download and for temporary files needed during the update, so the actual space needed by the virtual hard drive will often grow during the update process. While Windows removes the download and the temporary files at the conclusion of the update, the virtual hard drive doesn't usually shrink after these are removed. This can lead to a situation in which there is unused space inside the virtual hard drive. Over time, with subsequent Windows Updates, this unused space can grow to many gigabytes. Figure 1 shows the result of one Windows 10 VM in Parallels Desktop 15.
Figure 1_Parallels Desktop 15 Reclaim Button
Now, the Parallels Desktop 15 user in the situation shown in Figure 1, could recover 23.52GB of empty space in the VM if they remember to open the configuration dialog and click on the "Reclaim" button. However, many people forget to do this. I like to think that I am an experienced Parallels Desktop user, but I often forgot to do this.
So, in Parallels Desktop 16, we added an option to do this automatically, as shown in Figure 2. After shutting down this VM, there will be approximately 24GB more space on the Mac main storage.
Figure 2_Parallels Desktop 16. Reclaim at Shutdown option
All that said, there is no free lunch. Reclaiming space takes some time, with the two most important variables being the overall size of the VM and the amount of space to be reclaimed. For the VM in Figures 1 and 2, this reclamation took about 17 minutes on my MacBook Pro. So, if you are the type of person who wants to shut down the VM, close the lid on your laptop, and run to your next meeting, you may not want to use this new option on a busy day filled with many meetings. On the other hand, if you are using a stationary iMac or a Mac Pro, then this option will help you avoid filling up your drive so quickly.
I hope this gives you a useful overview of this new feature in Parallels Desktop 16. Let us know in the comments how this feature is working for you.
Feel free to test Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac for 14 days for free.
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New in Parallels Desktop 16 – "Prepare for Transfer"
Deploying a virtual machine (VM) can be cumbersome for two reasons:
It can be pretty large—sometimes 100s of gigabytes.
It is in a Macintosh-only file format.
The new feature, "Prepare for Transfer", addresses both of these concerns, and it is a feature in the Parallels Desktop Pro Edition and Parallels Desktop Business Edition.
First, let's talk about size. Even if there is room, most VMs can't be copied to USB thumb drives because the size of the VM is too large for the way in which most thumb drives are formatted. In the case of the thumb drive in Figure 1, it was formatted in FAT32 (MS-DOS) so that it could be used with both a Mac and a PC.
Figure 1_Even if there is room, most VMs can't be copied to a USB Thumb Drive
The maximum file size for FAT32 is 4GB, and the VM I attempted to move is more than 9GB in size.
I did I quick survey of the VM sizes on my Macs. The smallest is 9.39GB; the largest is 262GB; and the average seems to be around 30-40GB. Moving a 90GB VM from one hard drive to another takes about 130 minutes; moving to an SSD takes about 50 minutes; and I don't even want to think about moving a 90GB VM to Dropbox or OneDrive, but I suspect it would take more than 20 hours.
And, there is the issue of file format. Parallels Desktop VMs are stored as Mac packages. A package is basically a folder masquerading as a single file. You can force the Finder to show you the inside of a package, and Figure 2 shows the inside of one of my VMs.
Figure 2_Inside the VM package
Packages are only supported on the Mac or an iOS device, so cloud storage systems aren't really equipped to deal with packages, but they do the best they can.
A Parallels Desktop power user, and especially an IT Admin who manages the Parallels Desktop deployments inside a company, often need to move VMs around and generally use non-Apple file servers and other devices. For this reason, IT Admins told us that help in moving/deploying VMs is high on the list of requested improvements for Parallels Desktop. This was the motivation behind the new "Prepare for Transfer" feature in Parallels Desktop 16, which compresses the VM and converts it to a single zip file that any system can handle.
A Pro or Business Edition user just has to right-click on a VM in the Control Center to access this new feature, as seen in Figure 3. Choosing this menu command presents the dialog also shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3_Preparing a VM for transfer
When the compression and conversion is finished, the VM appears in the Control Center as a "package", as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4_The compressed VM in the Control Center
A single menu command will decompress this package into an ordinary VM, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5_Decompressing a VM is a single menu command
So, how long does it take to compress and decompress a VM, and what compression savings does it achieve? While the CPU speed on the Mac and the speed of the disk drive or SSD are factors, the only remaining important variable is the size of the VM. I took some quick measurements on my MacBook Pro to give you some idea of the time involved, and they are shown in Table 1.
OS VM size (GBs) Compressed size (GB) Compression Time Decompression Time
Windows 10 10 GB 5 GB 1 minutes,
5 seconds 21 seconds
Ubuntu 11 GB 5 GB 1 minute,
26 seconds 24 seconds
macOS Big Sur 31 GB 23 GB 4 minutes,
15 seconds 1 minute,
Windows 10 Insider Preview 262 GB 200 GB 38 minutes,
31 Seconds 11 minutes,
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New in Parallels Desktop 16 – Synchronized "Do Not Disturb"
"I turned on 'Do Not Disturb', but I am still getting annoying alerts. Make them stop!"
For most people, the idea of running two operating systems at the same time is pretty strange. So, it is not surprising that when they change a setting in one operating system, they don't even think about the other operating system. And, that is certainly the case with the "Do Not Disturb" setting.
Both the macOS and Windows OS have a "Do Not Disturb" setting. That said, in Windows it is called "Focus Assist". (Figure 1)
Figure 1_Do Not Disturb in Mac and Focus Assist in Windows
Mac users will certainly go to the Mac setting first, so in Parallels Desktop 16, the Windows Focus Assist setting is synchronized with the Mac Do Not Disturb setting. Change the Do Not Disturb setting on the Mac, and Parallels Desktop changes the Focus Assist setting in Windows, as you can see in this video:
The Do Not Disturb setting is even more readily available in macOS Big Sur because of the new Control Center item in the Mac menu bar, so this synchronization will be even more useful when you migrate to macOS Big Sur in the Fall.
Have you updated to Parallels Desktop 16? When are you planning to update to macOS Big Sur? Let us know in the comments or on Facebook or Twitter.
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Can you install the macOS Big Sur public beta in a VM?
Quick answer: Yes
The details: Now that Parallels Desktop 16 has been released, I am able to talk about this new version of Parallels Desktop that I have been using for about the last six months.
I was able to install the macOS Big Sur public beta in a VM. In fact, this is my preferred way to test out a new OS that is under development, and I have been doing so for years. OSes under development can have significant issues, and if you test them out in a VM there is no risk to your Mac.
Can macOS Big Sur be installed in a Parallels Desktop 16 VM?
Yes, it can, but an additional variable to consider is the host OS.
On a Catalina host
I encountered no issues at all, but it did take a while. A large portion of this time was downloading the "Install macOS Big Sur public beta" app—a 12.3GB download!
Normally, installing the Parallels Tools in a new OS under development is a mistake. The Parallels Tools are individually designed for each guest OS. While it is possible, having the Tools for an older OS work in a newer OS is unusual. Installing older versions of Tools can sometimes cause an OS to "lock up". So, what I usually do is not install the Tools by default, make a copy of the Tool-less VM, and then see what happens when I install the Tools.
I did this for the Big Sur VM on my Catalina host, and the Parallels Tools did not cause any issues. Not everything worked perfectly, but it is quite usable.
On a Big Sur host
This went perfectly and everything I have tested works fine. However, I am not a professional tester, so I will wait to hear the experience of the engineers in the Parallels QA team.
The answer is "yes" this can be done, but there are several gotchas to worry about. My first three attempts did not succeed, but on the fourth try I did get it to work.
I will wait until macOS Big Sur is released to share images and videos of the installation and use of a macOS Big Sur VM in both Parallels Desktop 15 and Parallels Desktop 16. Perhaps some of the issues I encountered will be gone in the actual customer release of Big Sur.
If you have also started using macOS Big Sur with Parallels Desktop, please let us know about your experiences in the comments or on Facebook or Twitter.
Please also refer to this knowledge base article for further information.
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Just Released! Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac
August 11, 2020 Beatrice Vogel
It's finally here! We're so excited to introduce a new version of Parallels® Desktop: Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac.
With Parallels Desktop, you can run Windows, Linux and other popular operating systems on your Mac without rebooting. For 14 years, we've been the #1 solution for over 7 million users worldwide.
Learn more about the hottest new features in Parallels Desktop 16—and stay tuned for more blog posts coming this week detailing everything you need to know about Parallels Desktop 16.
What are the top new features in Parallels Desktop 16?
Incredibly fast
This version of Parallels Desktop is THE fastest version ever released. It starts up twice as fast as previous versions. Plus, Windows resumes and quits up to 20% faster.
Improved graphics
Parallels Desktop 16 users can now run even more graphic-heavy, resource-hungry Windows apps with ease. Version 16 delivers up to 20% faster DirectX 11 and improved OpenGL graphics support for both Windows and Linux so you can run more Windows applications and games, including DIALux evo 9, ProPresenter 6, Samson Connect and more. Plus, the new version includes the world's first support for applications with 3D capabilities running in a macOS Big Sur VM.
Parallels Desktop users collectively run more than 200,000 Windows applications and with Parallels Desktop 16 can run even more applications.
Ready for macOS Big Sur and other OSes
Parallels invested more than 25-person-years of engineer programming to take full advantage of the new architecture in macOS Big Sur. We also revamped kernel extensions to deliver our best Windows-on-Mac performance ever. That's why we're proud to say that version 16 is optimized for macOS Big Sur 11.0 (when released) with a refreshed design, easier setup, and much more. Plus, our developers continue to update Parallels Desktop for future releases of Windows, macOS and Linux.
Wouldn't it be nice to get extra screen time while traveling? Windows in Travel Mode now uses less energy and extends battery life by up to 15%.
10% of Parallels Desktop users are short on available disk space. We've included a feature that will help you better manage disk space, with the option to reclaim available disk space to Mac automatically.
Set "Do Not Disturb" on your Mac and Parallels Desktop will make sure that Windows 10 doesn't disturb you either. This is especially useful when you're in an important presentation.
Do you usually work with a Trackpad instead of a mouse? Now you can zoom and rotate objects smoothly in Windows applications with Trackpad gesture support.
Enhanced integration
Every year we develop new features to perfectly integrate Mac and Windows with each other. In Parallels Desktop 16, we've added some powerful new features that make it even smoother to run Windows apps as if they were native on the Mac.
Do you want to use duplex printing from Windows applications, with paper sizes ranging from A0 to envelope? Good news—you now can with new print options.
Now you can confidently work on Mac files in Windows by engaging the "safe removal check" to ensure files in shared folders aren't accidentally deleted.
Linux and Mac VMs
Everyone who is passionate about using Linux virtual machines (VMs) has reason to cheer. With version 16, you can be more productive when working with Git repositories in Linux Shared Folders with up to 75% faster "git status" execution. In just one click, you can use and download the latest Linux distributions including Ubuntu 20.04, CentOS 8, Fedora 32 and Debian 10. Plus, Linux OpenGL improvements now let you run Steam.
Do you want to achieve picture-perfect quality and performance using macOS Big Sur in a VM? You can now, thanks to the first-in-the-world Metal graphics acceleration in a VM with macOS Big Sur.
Parallels Desktop and Apple Silicon
We're all very excited about this demo shown at Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), which depicts a prototype of a forthcoming version of Parallels Desktop running on Mac with Apple Silicon. Parallels and Apple work closely to bring virtualization capabilities to Mac with Apple Silicon. Learn more.
New features in Pro Edition and Business Edition
For our professional and business customers, we recommend Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition and Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition. Of course, all new features of Parallels Desktop 16 are included in these editions. Pro Edition and Business Edition now offer improved virtual machine deployment, including export capabilities to reduce the network load when deploying to many Mac devices on a corporate network. For developers, Parallels Desktop 16 enables users to name their custom networks for more organized testing.
Check out all new features that are exclusive to Pro Edition and Business Edition.
Special gift for Parallels Desktop users
In all subscriptions of Parallels Desktop 16, users get more than 30+ single-click utilities from Parallels Toolbox for Windows and Mac, plus Parallels Access to remotely access your PC or Mac from your iOS or Android device or any web browser.
Check out all the recently released features in Parallels Toolbox and Parallels Access.
There are lots more new features to discover! Check it out yourself and let us know which feature you like most in the comments, or on Facebook or Twitter.
How to get your copy of Parallels Desktop 16
If you…
…are an existing customer, upgrade now.
…are a new customer, purchase your copy here—or test it for 14 days for free.
…have just recently purchased Parallels Desktop 15, check out our Tech Guarantee to see if you get a free upgrade.
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Parallels Desktop 16 System Requirements and Supported Guest Operating Systems
August 11, 2020 Kayla Myrhow
The system requirements and supported guest operation systems (OSes) for Parallels Desktop 16 for Mac are fully detailed below. We encourage every potential or existing user to explore the requirements prior to downloading or purchasing Parallels® Desktop. Users may be pleasantly surprised at the incredible performance of Windows, Linux, and other popular OSes on their Mac with Parallels Desktop.
Supported Apple Mac hardware configurations:
Check your Mac hardware to ensure you can run Parallels Desktop without experiencing compatibility issues. Our team would love to make sure every user gets the most out of Parallels Desktop and the virtual machines (VMs) they create.
Minimum Requirements Recommended for Best Performance
Processor Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, Core i5, Core i7, Core i9, Intel Core M or Xeon processor Intel Core i5, Core i7, Core i9 or Xeon processor
Memory 4 GB of RAM 16 GB of RAM or more
Storage 500 MB for Parallels Desktop application installation Additional disk space for the guest operating system (at least 16 GB is required for Windows 10) Solid-state drive (SSD)
Graphics Intel, AMD Radeon or NVIDIA AMD Radeon Pro graphics card
Operating System macOS Big Sur 11.0 (when released) macOS Catalina 10.15.3 or newer
macOS Mojave 10.14.6 or newer
macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 or newer macOS Big Sur 11.0 (when released) DirectX 11 requires at least macOS Mojave 10.14, but works best on macOS 10.15.3 Catalina or newer
Important Note: Internet connection is required for product activation, updates and select future features.
Supported guest operating systems that can be created as Parallels Desktop virtual machines:
Windows 7 (SP0-SP1)
Windows Server 2008 R2 (SP0-SP2)
Windows Vista Home, Business, Ultimate and Enterprise (SP0-SP2)
Windows XP (SP0-SP3)
Windows 2000 Professional SP4
Windows 2000 Server SP4
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8, 7 and 6
CentOS Linux 8, 7 and 6
Fedora Linux 32, 31, 30 and 29
Ubuntu 20.04, 19.04, 18.04 LTS and 16.04 LTS
Debian GNU/Linux 9 and 8
Debian GNU/Linux 19
SUSE Linux Enterprise 15
openSUSE Linux 15.1 and 15
Linux Mint 20, 19 and 18
Kali 2019 and 2018
Elementary OS 5.0
Mageia 7 and 6
Gentoo Linux **
Solaris 11 and 10 **
openBSD 6 **
FreeBSD 12 and 11 **
openVZ 7
eComStation 2 and 1.2 **
ReactOS 0.4 **
Android OS*
macOS Big Sur 11.0 (when released)
macOS Catalina 10.15
macOS Mojave 10.14.x
macOS High Sierra 10.13.x
macOS Sierra 10.12.x
OS X El Capitan 10.11.x
OS X Yosemite 10.10.x
OS X Mavericks 10.9.x
OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.x
OS X Lion 10.7.x
OS X Lion Server 10.7.x
Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server 10.6.x
Mac OS X Leopard Server 10.5.x
and many more…***
*Only the version downloaded with the Parallels Desktop Installation Assistant
**Parallels Tools are not available for this operating system
Note: Parallels Desktop emulates PC hardware, so operating systems that are not present in this list can work as well. We encourage users to download a free 14-day trial of Parallels Desktop first to install the OS of your choice. If it doesn't work and you believe it should be supported, let us know at Parallels Forum.
Parallels Tools for Linux requires X Window System version 1.15-1.20 and Linux Kernel version 2.6.29-5.1.
Moving your PC?
Below are the Windows PC system requirements to move a PC to your Mac and use it as a Parallels Desktop VM (using Parallels Transporter Agent):
700 MHz (or higher) x86 or x64 processor (Intel or AMD)
50 MB of available hard disk space for installation of Parallels Transporter Agent
Ethernet or WiFi network adapter for migrating over network
External USB drive for migrating via external disk
Supported Windows: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000*
*To migrate Windows Vista or older, Transporter Agent from Parallels Desktop 13 should be used.
We sincerely hope this resource helps you navigate your experience with Parallels Desktop. Since 2006, Parallels has delivered excellence by being the #1 choice of Mac users to run Windows on Mac without rebooting. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you need help. The Parallels support team can be contacted on Facebook or Twitter, 24/7.
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Parallels Desktop 16 Tech Guarantee
The Parallels team is excited to bring our users Parallels® Desktop 16 for Mac, which is packed with new features. Qualifying users who recently purchased a license to Parallels Desktop can upgrade to version 16 for free.
With the Parallels Desktop Tech Guarantee, users who purchased and registered a copy of Parallels Desktop 15 from the Parallels online store (parallels.com) or an authorized reseller between August 1 and September 30 are eligible to upgrade to Parallels Desktop 16 at no additional charge, subject to certain conditions.
The conditions covering eligibility for an upgrade include:
Upgrade to the next version of Parallels Desktop at no additional cost if you purchased and registered Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac between August 1, 2020, and September 30, 2020.
Product must be a qualifying product, as mentioned in #1 below. Non-qualifying Parallels Desktop products are explained in #3 below.
Must be purchased from an authorized retailer. Non-authorized retailers are detailed in #4 below.
1. The following Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac products qualify for the Tech Guarantee:
Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac Full Version (New Licenses)
Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac Upgrade (Upgrade Licenses)
Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac Student License
Parallels Desktop 15 for Mac Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Version when purchased together with hardware or other approved software products (OEM License)
Additionally, your product must be registered on or after August 1, 2020, and before or on September 30, 2020.
2. How do I receive my upgrade key?
Eligible Parallels Desktop users who purchased and registered their product after August 1, 2020, and before September 30, 2020, will have upgrade keys automatically added to their Parallels MyAccount. The upgrade license key will be sent to the email used to register your license for Parallels Desktop 15. You should receive the Parallels Desktop upgrade key within seven (7) days after the new version of Parallels Desktop becomes available.
3. The following Parallels Desktop for Mac products do not qualify for the Tech Guarantee:
Trial versions of Parallels Desktop for Mac
Licenses sold under the Volume License Program, including PIK/PIKA, Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition licenses and Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition licenses
Not-for-resale (NFR) versions
OEM versions that are purchased unlawfully without hardware or qualifying software
Parallels Desktop for Mac versions purchased and registered before August 1, 2020, or after September 30, 2020
4. Non-authorized retailers and resellers include but are not limited to:
Products purchased on eBay, Amazon Marketplace and sources that are not Parallels authorized resellers. Get more information about resellers.
Due to the sheer volume of global Parallels Desktop users, please follow the steps above before contacting the Parallels Support team. Key(s) will be automatically sent to your email address, so check the spam/junk folder. Again, we ask for users to please allow up to seven (7) business days for your key to be delivered.
Parallels Desktop subscription users: Don't worry, if you have an active annual subscription of Parallels Desktop, Parallels Desktop Pro Edition or Parallels Desktop Business Edition, you're already eligible for an upgrade to the latest version. Parallels Desktop subscription users automatically get access to the newest version at no additional cost.
If you've read the above but still have questions about the Parallels Desktop 16 tech guarantee, please don't hesitate to reach out to our teams. We're here to help with your questions or concerns via our social support on Facebook or Twitter, 24/7.
– The Parallels Team
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How and Why Mac Devices Are Used in Companies – Parallels Survey Part 2
July 8, 2020 Beatrice Vogel
Mac can now be found in more than 50% of all companies, showing an upward trend. How did this proliferation come about and why do companies and their employees prefer Mac in growing numbers? Some 1,000 IT professionals, mainly from small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs), participated in a survey about their company's usage of Mac.
Software developers love Mac
The main reason quoted by respondents is Mac performance. This is not so much an opinion about the Mac hardware, which equals many other machines in good part. Most Mac models aren't performance behemoths when compared to powerful workstations. The Apple computer's strength often lies in their efficiency and perceived speed in getting work done. It is not least the software's architecture and optimization that can make a difference in productivity.
Web and software developers benefit from the Unix foundation and built-in tools of macOS. Furthermore, Mac computers are the only ones available on the market that can run macOS, Windows and Linux—and with a solution such as Parallels Desktop for Mac, even multiple operating systems of this kind at the same time. This is another reason for the disproportionally high market share of Mac devices with developers. On the other hand, creative professionals for decades have used the software that has made Mac so significant for publishing and visual media, being highly optimized and running exceptionally well on macOS.
Mac is regarded to be safer
Safety comes in second place among the main reasons for using Mac. This is a classic part of the macOS image; there is less malware around for this operating system and it is less easily foisted on unsuspecting users. The strict separation of system data from user data really helps. Add to that useful tools such as the hard drive encryption program FileVault and the iCloud Keychain password manager. IT administrators may be interested in the fact that these onboard safety nets can be enabled and configured via a device management solution, relieving users from the effort of taking care of them.
Other major reasons quoted for employees using Mac were:
Easy connectivity with other Apple devices such as iPhone and iPad (32% of those surveyed)
General user-friendliness (30%)
Businesses running Parallels Desktop on their Mac devices can add further use options and features to this already broad range of benefits. We have outlined them here for you.
The next article of this series will be covering reservations and challenges within businesses that keep them from using Mac.
Parallels Study | Mac Occurrence in SMEs
Stack Overflow | Developer Survey Results 2019
Parallels | Compare Editions
Apple | Mac Security
ZDNet | Mac vs. PC vs. Linux
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Parallels Desktop 14 System Requirements
Parallels Desktop 14 System Requirements are fully listed below. We encourage users to read them thoroughly to understand the capabilities prior to downloading or buying our product. Users may be pleasantly surprised at the incredible performance of Windows, Linux, and other popular operating systems on their Mac® with Parallels Desktop. Hardware: Check your Mac hardware […]
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Some Tweaks in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update
May 3, 2018 Kurt Schmucker
The Windows 10 April 2018 Update was released on April 30th, 2018, and it has a number of new features that Mac users will care about. This is the third in a short series about these new Windows 10 features: Some Tweaks in the April 2018 Update. In two earlier posts, I have explained two […]
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The exclusive re-release of the debut album by one of Germany's finest sludge/doomcore groups.
The exclusive re-release of 'Brechen' introduce one of Germany's finest sludge/doomcore groups and a truly original name on the German metal scene. The LP hit the stores on October 26th, 1998... 'Brecher' brought thirteen crushing tracks produced in Stage One Studio by Andy Classen, a well-known sound engineer (he worked with such acts as Tankard, Disbelief, Rotting Christ and Krisiun) and ex-Holy Moses guitarist. The album was a concrete mixture of slow and heavy guitars with angry vocals sung entirely in German (except for the short tune 'Grey Suit'). With short intros preceding each song, the album's content was a raw and straight-forward ride - no bullshitting. Featuring an extremely deep, heavy and voluminous sound emitting quite negative vibes, this remarkable debut had been more than a decent result for the band, but polarized the audience and the press into either enthusiastic lovers or dedicated haters. However, 'Brecher' showed only a small part of the band's potential - the best was yet to come... New digipak edition limited to 2000 copies. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on golden disc.
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Editor Evan Haga introduces the March 2016 issue
All about Bob
Published February 22, 2016 April 25, 2019 – By Evan Haga
Bob Belden
I don't hang out with musicians, not because I don't like them, but because I do. When you want to ethically edit a music publication, having fond personal relationships with artists presents a liability. It's more difficult to assign or write genuine criticism and probing features when you know that the musician in question is a kind, thoughtful person, as most jazz players tend to be. That said, it can be journalistically beneficial to entertain a choice friendship or two, in order to better experience how these folks whose work you obsess over actually live. And other musicians have such outsized personalities they can't be avoided or ignored. One of those was the multi-hyphenate jazzman Bob Belden, who died in May at age 58, following a heart attack he'd suffered a few days earlier. After reading the beautiful tribute piece that appears in this issue's "In Memory Of" feature, by Bob's longtime neighbor and collaborator Tim Ries, I wouldn't dare say I was "friends" with Bob. But we certainly were friend-ly, and I enjoyed seeing and chatting with him whenever I got the chance. A lot of people did, because Bob was an absolute character, and there aren't too many of those left in jazz culture, where politeness and bookishness currently rule.
A typical conversation with Bob was more like a hot, smart 10 minutes of improvised stand-up. It might start with a hipster pleasantry or two, then dive headlong into anecdotes worthy of a memoir; merciless, hysterically funny trash talk; and wild theories about jazz history that weren't conspiratorial at all-they were secret narratives tracing the undeniable influence of the underworld. (If Bob had my job, JT would have gotten sued every other month. It would also have been a hell of a lot of fun to read.) Simply put, I miss him, and I didn't really even know him. When he greeted me with, "My man," he made me feel cool; when he told stories that began, "That's the problem with jazz-it's not run with drug money anymore," he made me laugh, and think. There was a touching program honoring Bob's life and music in Greenwich Village in November, hosted by producer Michael Cuscuna and featuring Ries and a score of musicians who played with and for him. As with any well-planned tribute event, you could sense the departed's presence in the room. But as I felt it, Bob wasn't onstage or, as the self-comforting clichés go, smiling down on all his old pals. He was standing at the back bar, tossing quips, talking story and pulling no punches.
Evan Haga
Evan Haga worked as an editor and writer at JazzTimes from 2006 to 2018. He is currently the Jazz Curator at TIDAL, and his writing has appeared at RollingStone.com, NPR Music, Billboard and other outlets.


Scientists are proposing a new "hydricity" concept aimed at creating a sustainable economy by not only generating electricity with solar energy but also producing and storing hydrogen from superheated water for round-the-clock power production.
Sun energy can be harnessed using two ways. The first one is by means of photovoltaic cells, or those commonly found in rooftops. The second way is by means of solar thermal plants, which concentrates Sun's rays to heat water and use the steam to drive turbines and produce electricity.
The latter method requires lots of solar spectrum, and is less efficient. It can only work using direct sunlight, and once the Sun is out, there's nothing you can do about it.
So hydricity can take over on this process. Combining solar thermal power plants with hydrogen fuel production facilities, it can be maximize to produce electricity round the clock. Using an integrated system, it can both use steam for generating immediate electricity, and hydrogen for later use.
Using hydrogen, it can make turbines work so as to produce electricity. So when the sun is out, hydrogen jumps into the scene. So there is no need to operational distractions.
Scientists, including those of Indian-origin, have proposed a new "hydricity" concept for round-the-clock power by not only generating electricity from solar energy but also producing and storing hydrogen from superheated water.
"The proposed hydricity concept represents a potential breakthrough solution for continuous and efficient power generation," said Rakesh Agrawal from Purdue University in US. "The concept provides an exciting opportunity to envision and create a sustainable economy to meet all the human needs including food, chemicals transportation, heating and electricity," he said.
Hydrogen can be combined with carbon from agricultural biomass to produce fuel, fertilizer and other pro ducts. "If you can borrow carbon from sustainably available biomass you can produce anything: electricity chemicals, heating, food and fuel," said Agrawal.
Hydricity uses solar concentrators to focus sunlight producing high temperatures and superheating water to operate a series of electricity generating steam turbines and reactors for splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen.
The hydrogen would be stored for use overnight to superheat water and run the steam turbines, or it could be used for other applications, producing zero greenhouse-gas emissions, researchers said.
In superheating, water is heated well beyond its boiling point -in this case from 1,000 to 1,300 degrees Celsius -producing high-temperature steam to run turbines and also to operate solar reactors to split the water into hydrogen and oxygen.
"In the round-the-clock process we produce hydrogen and electricity during daylight, store hydrogen and oxygen, and then when solar energy is not available we use hydrogen to produce electricity using a turbine-based hydrogen-power cycle," said Mohit Tawarmalani, professor at Purdue. "Because we could operate around the clock, the steam turbines run continuously and shutdowns and restarts are not required, as reported by TOI.


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Pedri makes head shave vow as he prepares for 2022 World Cup with Spain
Patrick Allen
20:04 GMT+3 14/11/2022
The Barcelona youngster has promised to shave his head if Spain manage to win their second World Cup in Qatar.
Youngster will shave had if Spain win
Says squad is youthful and wants to triumph
Wants to focus on football
WHAT HAPPENED? Barcelona's young midfield maestro Pedri has vowed to go bald if Spain capture their second World Cup in Qatar. It's the 19-year-old's first outing at on world football's biggest stage and, should his country go all the way, he'll be making it even more memorable by shaving his head. He also insisted that his primary focus is to play football and refused to be drawn on the issues surrounding the tournament.
WHAT THEY SAID: Speaking to Marca, the Spaniard said: "If we win, I let the hairdresser shave me or do something to me. We have a young team that really wants to do well and win. That is reflected on the pitch in every game we play. Instead of going against our youth, I think it's something that will work for us"
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Pedri has already featured in 14 games for his country and will be joined in Qatar by fellow Barcelona youngster Gavi. Contributing to a Spanish victory would add to Pedri's trophy cabinet, which currently contains a solitary piece of silverware: the 20/21 Copa del Rey
IN A PHOTO:
Why on earth would anyone want to get rid of that head of hair?
WHAT NEXT FOR PEDRI? He'll be looking to show his skills off on the world stage when Spain get their World Cup campaign underway against Costa Rica before they take on Germany and Japan in their following group games.
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Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada
Written by Mark Satin
Published August 26, 2017 | ISBN 9781487002909
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Emigration & Immigration
160 pages | 8.50 in × 5.50 in
Kindle - $14.95 CAD
Mark Satin
First published in 1968 by House of Anansi Press, the Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada was a handbook for Americans who refused to serve as draftees in the Vietnam War and were considering immigrating to Canada. Conceived as a practical guide with information on the process, the Manual also features information on aspects of Canadian society, touching on topics like history, politics, culture, geography and climate, jobs, housing, and universities.
The Manual went through several editions from 1968–71. Today, as Americans are taking up the discussion of immigration to Canada once again, it is an invaluable record of a moment in our recent history.
From the Fifth Edition, Summer 1970:
The Toronto Anti-Draft Programme is the largest group in Canada helping young American immigrants who refuse to fight against Vietnam. The Programme provides legal research and information to the other Canadian aid groups and is in contact with some 2,000 draft counsellors in the U.S., providing background information, reporting changes in immigration practice, and verifying or denying the ever-present rumours.
Full-time trained counsellors are available to advise people planning to immigrate; the Programme also helps immigrants once they arrive in Canada. Nearly 200 Torontonians have offered to house new arrivals temporarily. Its Employment Service has a full-time counsellor to help find job offers for applications and job leads for landed immigrants. Several Toronto lawyers advise immigrants who have special legal problems, and a number of physicians help with medical problems.
The Programme is assisted by dozens of volunteers, both new immigrants and Canadians. Church groups and faculty members from the University of Toronto and York University have been especially valuable sources of assistance and support. Contributions are welcome and needed.
Mark Satin is an American political theorist, author, and newsletter publisher. After emigrating to Canada in 1967, at the age of twenty, Satin co-founded the Toronto Anti-Draft Programme, which helped bring American Vietnam War resisters to Canada. He wrote the Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada in 1968, which had an estimated print run of 100,000 copies. Satin is also the author of New Age Politics: Healing Self and Society, and the political newsletters New Options and Radical Middle. His most recent book is New Age Politics: Our Only Real Alternative (40th Anniversary Edition).


A recent update to Discord's terms of service has introduced a measure to make it harder for gamers to sue them should they fail to act ethically.
An update to Discord's terms of service is making it harder for gamers to sue them should they fail to perform their function ethically, as tech companies are wont to do.
The update comes underneath their Dispute Resolution and was modified on October 16, 2018 but wasn't noticed by many until last night when Twitter user @aeonlamb stated that a new clause means users must forfeit their right to sue them or take part in a class-action lawsuit. The only way to opt out of this is to email Arbitration-opt-out@discord.com within 30 days, meaning the deadline is November 15, 2018.
This links to the legal dispute AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion in 2011 that went to the United States Supreme Court and whose decision meant that businesses whose arbitration agreements with class action waivers can require consumers to bring claims only in individual arbitration instead of a class action. Arbitration resolves disputes without the courts and is frequently less expensive and won't create a precedent with the proceeding decision. This is preferable to companies than a class action in which a group of people are able to collectively bring a lawsuit to a company. While the 2011 decision made it harder to create a class action lawsuit, a State may still determine if a contractual waiver is "unconscionable." Arbitration sees the single person against a company that holds much more wealth and power, whereas in a class action there is a collective group that can pool their resources together.
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) was a recent legislation implemented in the European Union that required the disclosure of information a service is gathering while someone is using it. This meant Steam had to disclose information such as purchase information and reports against games or other users. Some multiplayer games ran into conflict as updating their backend was too expensive to justify doing so, shutting down Loadout and Ragnarok Online.
Many tech companies (and regular companies not based entirely online) that gather data on their users have experienced "leaks" of that data and some companies aren't very active at protecting that data or disclosing the leaks.
2. The arbitration system tends to heavily favor the company rather than the consumer.
Since your right to pool similar complains together is taken away, the amount of damage you can do to a company that has wrong you significantly is limited to those who are willing to arbitrate.
Why should I care? Other companies do this too!
By learning about this I hope that you will be more conscious about these arbitration clauses and how anti-consumer they are. You can't change the past, but you surely can't predict the future either.
If you don't see yourself as someone who would have legal issues with Discord in the future, this may be entirely irrelevant to you. However, what binding arbitration clauses do is act as a way for companies to avoid hefty litigation fees and court appearances. If you agree to the terms of the contract, you are expected to raise any issue with an arbitrator (instead of a court) which will be judged in a private capacity. The process is cheaper, typically more burdensome for the consumer (who may need to travel to Discord's place of business), and typically tends to fall down on the side of the corporation.
Discord has recently launched a digital storefront of their own, meaning that they will now be gathering your financial data for transactions made through their store, which coincides with the change in the terms of service to protect them should your financial data accidentally be accessed by someone else.


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Evan Cofer: working at the intersection of biology and machine learning
Monday, Jan 4, 2021
by Sharon Adarlo
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Evan Cofer, 26, doctoral student
Cofer is a doctoral student in quantitative and computational biology and is pursuing the Graduate Certificate from the Center for Statistics and Machine Learning (CSML). He works with Professor Olga Troyanskaya, jointly appointed in Computer Science and the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics. Before assuming his Ph.D. studies, he earned a bachelor's degree in computer science at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, and his master's degree in quantitative and computational biology at Princeton.
Research:
Cofer works at the intersection of computer science and biology by applying cutting-edge machine learning and data mining techniques to sizeable biological data compendia.
"I try to find things that maybe aren't obvious by looking at data," Cofer said. "In particular, my work focuses on applying deep learning to genomics, a subfield in biology that's concerned with the mapping, evolution, structure, and function of genomes."
Cofer's research focuses on a subset in genomics called regulatory genomics. This domain encompasses 80 to 90 percent of the human genome. While this amount is large, these subsequences do not encode protein sequences and are controversially known as "junk DNA" because they do not seem to have a biological function.
"We don't know what it does, and there has been much focus on trying to figure out what it does," said Cofer. "In the past ten years, we have realized that they have regulatory potential. Near this junk DNA, there might be an important genetic sequence, and this junk DNA may regulate when that genetic sequence gets transcribed, and eventually translated into a protein."
Cofer and other biologists are using various technical methods to detect regulatory activity throughout a genome. However, Cofer said there is still difficulty decoding what these non-coding sequences do just by looking at them. That's where the work that Cofer and his fellow lab mates are doing comes in: developing deep learning models to map DNA sequences to regulatory activity. These experiments and others can lead to insights into how cancer evolves or how autism, congenital heart defects, and other conditions occur within humans.
A related project in that vein is DeepArk, a deep learning model capable of predicting epigenetic features from DNA sequences for model organisms such as the fruit fly. Other work he has undertaken includes developing machine learning tools for biologists who don't have the same level of expertise in computer science.
In pursuit of his research, the graduate CSML certificate program has been beneficial, Cofer said.
"SML 510, the research seminar class, has been great," he said. "I like the class because it has made me better at speaking about my research to an audience that may not be working in biology. It's also awesome to see what other people are working on, and it has helped me feel more connected to the machine learning community in Princeton."
Cofer is unsure what he will do after earning his Ph.D. degree; a postdoc position is one option.
"I've enjoyed my research experience at Princeton very much. It's been a lot of fun working in the lab," he said.
Extracurricular Activities:
Cofer is a member of the Genetics Society of America and the Association for Computing Machinery.
For Fun:
Cofer enjoys hiking, bird watching, cooking, and playing retro video games in his free time.


The catch of the day today is Maybelline Blue Beats. This is part of the Color Show Street Art line that was released the beginning of this year.
Blue Beats is a mix of light blue and black matte glitters in a clear base.
Color: I like the mix of the light blue and black. I love matte color glitter mixed with black anyways!
Formula: Easy to apply. I used 2 coats above.
Price: I paid around $3-$4 for this at CVS.
Overall: Fun glitter topper. I love the color combination and the drugstore price.
Love this! I need more of these types of toppers. I think I only have one or two.


SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER , Facilities-Engineering Group (FEG) , to provide mechanical engineering and direction for project managers, operations staff, and outside consultants for MIT's 160+ buildings on campus. This includes steam and chilled water distribution in and to the buildings, automatic temperature control systems (building management systems), HVAC systems, and other mechanical components of the buildings and campus facilities. Will provide mechanical engineering coordination with the Utilities Division for steam and chilled water plants and distribution systems; and provide assistance to other engineers with primary responsibility for electrical, fire protection, plumbing, and wastewater systems. Will also provide support for the development and implementation of MIT's energy efficiency goals.
MIT will conduct a background check (including checking criminal records) for finalists.


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Duration of Hydrothermal Activity at Steamboat Springs, Nevada, From Ages of Spatially Associated Volcanic Rocks
Description: Abstract: Steamboat Springs is a presently active equivalent of epithermal gold-silver ore-forming systems. Hot-spring sinter deposits contain small amounts of gold, silver, mercury, antimony, and arsenic. Hot-spring activity probably started before extrusion of the basaltic andesite of Steamboat Springs. Old sinter from the Steamboat Springs system occurs in gravels above and below the basaltic andesite. Intense hydrothermal alteration, including almost complete replacement by hydrothermal potassium-feldspar, has affected the basaltic andesite. Three plagioclase separates of differing potassium content from fresh basaltic andesite yielded potassium-argon ages of 2.52 to 2.55 m.y. Basaltic andesite almost completely replaced by potassium-feldspar yielded an age of 1.1 m.y. The source of energy for the thermal convection system is probably a large rhyolitic magma chamber that supplied the pumice and from which the rhyolite domes were emplaced. Sanidine and obsidian from four of the rhyolite domes yielded potassium-argon ages of 1.15 to 1.52 m.y. and obsidian from one of the northeastern domes yielded apparent ages of 2.97 and 3.03 m.y. The data indicate that hydrothermal activity has occurred at Steamboat Springs, possibly intermittently, for more than 2-1/2 m.y. These data agree with other radiogenic age studies indicating 1- and 2-m.y. lifetimes for the hydrothermal systems that generate epithermal gold-silver deposits.
Creator: Silberman, M. L.; White, D. E.; Keith, T. E. C. & Dockter, R. D.


Recently the nominations for the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Class of 2018 were announced. The 80s were alive with potential inductees. The new exercise mix features nominees The Cars, Bon Jovi, Dire Straits, Depeche Mode and the Eurythmics…among others. Highlights include "Just What I Needed", "You Give Love a Bad Name", "Money For Nothing", "Enjoy the Silence" and "Sweet Dreams". This mix is PG-Rated.


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