Yes, and most of them are fucked up, but way less than you contend. I don't know any who have drug problems or anyone who are pushed into it by boyfriends. I agree with the low self esteem thing, but that is a way larger problem.
Part of the question is whether the industry is implicitly degrading or if it is just the current one. I'd contend the latter.
"Anywho, posting this anonymously because slashdot don't like anyone that has made money through RIAA means and it would taint my future posts as a geek."
I can't tell whether you are being sarcastic or not. I hope that you are.
If not, your knowledge of the world is horrid. If we were isolationists we wouldn't be able to rape the world; we'd have to do it internally. You'd get fucked (along with the rest of us lower 80%ers). Things would be more expensive. There would be no $2 to make chinese shirts. We couldn't drive SUVs. Most of us wouldn't be able to afford cars. It'd suck
well, maybe then userland apps will commonly use more than 4gigs, but most people get 256MB of ram with their new computers, and OSX tends to be fairly legacy friendly (in that a 333imac is still _pleasant_ with 10.3 and 10.3 is faster than 10.2)
I think that they will probably make some graphics libraries so that FCP and photoshop can use 64bit pointers while most things are still 32. The speed loss to too large to ignore.
Okay, the easiest is to average the output from an array of accelerometers and put them into a joystick port on a laptop (mac probably won't work) because these can double as a 0-5V ADC. The next level of coolness will work with a mac. Average the accelerometors and use it to control the gain of a JFET. use a schmidt trigger (trust me, 555s are too noisy for anything) to occilate at some frequency. Put this into the audio in of the mac and use supercollider to write a program to exam the amplitude of the signal. You could also use multiple schmit triggers and do the averaging in software, which might give you better resolution. Each schmit trigger gives you two occilators.
Oh, if you are using 9Volts and running them through a transistor to bring it down to 5, make sure that you cap it to ground or it will occilate like crazy at like 1.6MHz (but it will look fine with 5v going into the transistor)
Even longer answer: Think about how much of the kernel is tuned for speed or collisions and how much control one needs when dealing with the timeframes involved with something as huge and as fast as a kernel. You don't want garbage collection, it is one place where manual is a good thing.
Please? I thought that they were morally opposed to doing a mac version. I would love for one to come out though. Audacity does most of what I need, but I would like some of the Ardour features and tho I code some, I haven't the time or skill to port it.
Expandability for one thing. If you were to stick a RME card into that 733 you'd have an awesome audio workstation. That being said, if you stuck a MOTU into a mini you'd also have an awesome audio workstation.
Uh.. what? There are horrible gang problems in Toronto, Winnipeg and Regina. Those are just the cities I've seen it first hand! There are huge problems with native gangs in all of those places. Toronto is the only one with black gangs as well.
Look at the world was like even 150 years ago. Do you really think that we have any clue what the building blocks of society will be? 150 years ago the telegraph was pretty hot stuff.
Yes, and most of them are fucked up, but way less than you contend. I don't know any who have drug problems or anyone who are pushed into it by boyfriends. I agree with the low self esteem thing, but that is a way larger problem.
Part of the question is whether the industry is implicitly degrading or if it is just the current one. I'd contend the latter.
"Anywho, posting this anonymously because slashdot don't like anyone that has made money through RIAA means and it would taint my future posts as a geek."
It is better to hate the master, not the slave.
I can't tell whether you are being sarcastic or not. I hope that you are.
If not, your knowledge of the world is horrid. If we were isolationists we wouldn't be able to rape the world; we'd have to do it internally. You'd get fucked (along with the rest of us lower 80%ers). Things would be more expensive. There would be no $2 to make chinese shirts. We couldn't drive SUVs. Most of us wouldn't be able to afford cars. It'd suck
So they are members of a military and thus POWs? Well, the war is over, so we need to send them all back to their countries as they WERE POWs.
So are these holes real or not??
(if you don't get it, don't mod it)
well, maybe then userland apps will commonly use more than 4gigs, but most people get 256MB of ram with their new computers, and OSX tends to be fairly legacy friendly (in that a 333imac is still _pleasant_ with 10.3 and 10.3 is faster than 10.2)
I think that they will probably make some graphics libraries so that FCP and photoshop can use 64bit pointers while most things are still 32. The speed loss to too large to ignore.
Okay, the easiest is to average the output from an array of accelerometers and put them into a joystick port on a laptop (mac probably won't work) because these can double as a 0-5V ADC. The next level of coolness will work with a mac. Average the accelerometors and use it to control the gain of a JFET. use a schmidt trigger (trust me, 555s are too noisy for anything) to occilate at some frequency. Put this into the audio in of the mac and use supercollider to write a program to exam the amplitude of the signal. You could also use multiple schmit triggers and do the averaging in software, which might give you better resolution. Each schmit trigger gives you two occilators.
Oh, if you are using 9Volts and running them through a transistor to bring it down to 5, make sure that you cap it to ground or it will occilate like crazy at like 1.6MHz (but it will look fine with 5v going into the transistor)
As an anti-nuke nut, I'd like to say that I'm fine with NASA using nuclear energy.
I'm just not fine with Haliburten using it.
No.
Longer answer: Hell no.
Even longer answer: Think about how much of the kernel is tuned for speed or collisions and how much control one needs when dealing with the timeframes involved with something as huge and as fast as a kernel. You don't want garbage collection, it is one place where manual is a good thing.
why would you want the GUI libraries to be 64 bit?
Cocoa database?
are there any firewire or USB TV in/out products available?
a.o.c. in ca is 18 iirc
soon OSten?
Please? I thought that they were morally opposed to doing a mac version. I would love for one to come out though. Audacity does most of what I need, but I would like some of the Ardour features and tho I code some, I haven't the time or skill to port it.
Expandability for one thing. If you were to stick a RME card into that 733 you'd have an awesome audio workstation. That being said, if you stuck a MOTU into a mini you'd also have an awesome audio workstation.
Nothing against you, but how the hell did this get rated insightful?
Moores law is about transistor density, not speed.
Bleh. Tims has disgraced itself by reheating stale donuts
Uh.. what? There are horrible gang problems in Toronto, Winnipeg and Regina. Those are just the cities I've seen it first hand! There are huge problems with native gangs in all of those places. Toronto is the only one with black gangs as well.
He is also comparing Firewire to USB, so it might be best to ignore him.
actually, you should always use cheapo, non-alkaline batteries in vibraters because the higher voltage alkalines burn out the motors faster.
Look at the world was like even 150 years ago. Do you really think that we have any clue what the building blocks of society will be? 150 years ago the telegraph was pretty hot stuff.
flashblock or adblock
man.. I wish I could play SM3 right now
I really hope that whomever modded this realizes that I was being half sarcastic and half pointing out how fucked up our reasons are
because we don't have to look at them silly. And most of them are black anyways, not actual people
no, that'd be ($x)^2