LOTR Special Effects at OSCON
gnat writes "The IT Director for Weta Digital, Peter Jackson's company doing the digital effects for the Lord of the Rings movies, is keynoting at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention. They use a ton of Linux and Perl."
FWIW I believe Hemos and I are speaking too, but I'm much more interested in
seeing this LotR thing.
FWIW I believe Hemos and I are speaking too
FWIW is an abbrevation for "For What It's Worth" - just a little code-talk word that geeks use to communicate with each other. I looked it up on AOL. Hope this helps out all the normal people reading.
Get that module to CPAN stat! I want it! ;)
But I didn't realise they weren't speaking.
I have trouble with passwords among other things.
I always thought that Gandolf looked a bit like Richard Stallman.
Maybe it was just the beard.
Lord of the Token Ring
All your LOTR Graphics are belong to OSCON. Enough said.
Well, it was either charge $1024, or $512. Like true computer geeks, they can only think in powers of two. Methinks the organizers have read Snow Crash one too many times.
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Disclaimer: The above statement probably includes half-truths, because real truth is too complicated.
I came across this the other day and thought it was really funny, make sure you read it in order though.
The Borg assimilated my race & all I got was this lousy T-shirt
Then it hit me, they must be using this to replay dvd versions of production tests under linux :)
Is this the same linux that isn't worth a Quicktime player? I thought that was just for those bottom-feeding free-as-in-beer types who never spend any money. Please pardon my seething sarcasm. Maybe more coffee will help. Sigh.