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Digital Dailies and the Matrix Sequels

Posted by michael on from the internet-time-replaces-bullet-time dept.

rkischuk writes: "IGN FilmForce has gathered several tidbits about the Matrix sequels. Among the most interesting of them is that the dailies from the shooting of the film in Australia will be transmitted electronically to the U.S. using TRW's Picture Pipeline."

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  1. I r0X0r!! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    and the Matrix only wishes it does.

  2. nothing to see here, move along. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    No. Slashdot is still online (sorta).

    Although you can expect to see some "editor" squash this post from (score:0) to (score: -1) because it is critical of /. and it's busted-ass moderation system.

    1. Re:nothing to see here, move along. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      Let me make one thing perfectly clear. For myself, and I believe many other "psedo-trolls" here on /., the reason we bitch and piss and moan and gripe about the problems with /. is that although we are cynically disillusioned, we still want to believe that it can work.

      The fact that the "editors" lack a basic knowledge of spelling, grammar or good form. The prevalence of group think among the moderators. The apparent abuse of the moderation system by the "editors". The fact that people moderating don't understand that AC's posting at score:0 == not seen by people reading at score:1, the default level. The fact that the admins can't keep the DB from crashing six times a week. The "improvements" to slashcode 2.2. The lameness filter that let's ASCII art through, yet foils real posters. All these things work to pervert people who start at as earnest posters expressing their honest opionion into bitchy, devious trolls.

      I really want /. to work as a self-regulating discussion board for the tech/open source community. And it really chafes me that it chronically falls short of that ideal. I also feel that annonymous posting is important sometimes, despite it being a wide-open hole for abuse.

  3. I love you! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    You know who you are! I love you, I love you, I love you!

  4. Hey Guys! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic
    Guess what?!? I just found this on the "web".


    It's sooo hilarious!! All your base are belong to us! Outrageous! Be the first on your block to see this!

  5. can someone tell me.. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    what this mandrake article is supposedly about and why it was censored?? thanks