I might not know enough about Maoist style communists, but the stuff I do know about it makes me hate it.
For example:
1. Arm high school and college kids with knives, rifles, artillery, tanks and make them fight each other to death and destroy the city for fun.
2. Round up the survivors from (1) and send them to country side away from their school to work as manual labor for "Education".
3. Make people quote Mao in every conversation they make.
4. Make people do "Royalty Dance" that look like they are on crack.
5. Mandate a quota like 10% of all people are traitors and have them round up, humuliated, put in jail , regardless of what they really do.
6. Cut down all the trees and stop people from working on their job so they can use those trees as fuel to make "steel". Eventually result in famine that kills millions of people.
7. Made sure people who have knowledge of the world, and didn't suck up to CCP jailed or send to the bottom of the society.
And so on...
Bottom line: "Maoist style communists" do lots of fun things that kill people in interesting ways. Their karma is not high enough for me to not hate them.
I take back the "Royalty Dance" part, that's actually fun to watch.
The dependency only holds with in 1 segment between keyframes during decoding.
For encoding, there is no such thing as F(current), the encoder should know all of F. Even though current MPEG encoder implementation may not be like this, but for static transcoding, the delta of all frames could be computed with no dependency to each other.
So I don't think it's a limitation on MPEG itself. It's a problem of how frames are served and how the encoder takes frames.
In other news, using the data from BSA, the Pirate Alliance public a study shows that the money saved from using pirate software created 108,000 jobs in retail and service sector, relieved 324,000 people from poverty and reduced the government employee head count by 48,000 from social welfare and law enforcement departments because of the reduced crime rate and new employments. Students that's enough to fill up 100 middle schools can go to college without worrying about getting deep into debt.
So, don't put money under your mattress, spend it.
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I might not know enough about Maoist style communists, but the stuff I do know about it makes me hate it.
...
For example:
1. Arm high school and college kids with knives, rifles, artillery, tanks and make them fight each other to death and destroy the city for fun.
2. Round up the survivors from (1) and send them to country side away from their school to work as manual labor for "Education".
3. Make people quote Mao in every conversation they make.
4. Make people do "Royalty Dance" that look like they are on crack.
5. Mandate a quota like 10% of all people are traitors and have them round up, humuliated, put in jail , regardless of what they really do.
6. Cut down all the trees and stop people from working on their job so they can use those trees as fuel to make "steel". Eventually result in famine that kills millions of people.
7. Made sure people who have knowledge of the world, and didn't suck up to CCP jailed or send to the bottom of the society.
And so on
Bottom line: "Maoist style communists" do lots of fun things that kill people in interesting ways. Their karma is not high enough for me to not hate them.
I take back the "Royalty Dance" part, that's actually fun to watch.
I think the court have ruled the government is immune to DMCA in the Air Force case. So you shouldn't be surprised.
The dependency only holds with in 1 segment between keyframes during decoding. For encoding, there is no such thing as F(current), the encoder should know all of F. Even though current MPEG encoder implementation may not be like this, but for static transcoding, the delta of all frames could be computed with no dependency to each other. So I don't think it's a limitation on MPEG itself. It's a problem of how frames are served and how the encoder takes frames.
In other news, using the data from BSA, the Pirate Alliance public a study shows that the money saved from using pirate software created 108,000 jobs in retail and service sector, relieved 324,000 people from poverty and reduced the government employee head count by 48,000 from social welfare and law enforcement departments because of the reduced crime rate and new employments. Students that's enough to fill up 100 middle schools can go to college without worrying about getting deep into debt. So, don't put money under your mattress, spend it.