...unlike the original story commentary above stated. It's on AT&Ts site Right Here and you can download and tinker with it. But read the AT&T Source Code License first; you can only distribute patches to the distribution if you change anything. Also, they don't give you all the encoding code, omitting the background/foreground image seperation and the lossy JB2 wavelet encoder that handles bitonal images (some of their best examples of compression!). They actually suggest someone should make a GIMP plug-in for all this. And because they give you the rest of the JB2 back-end, they're practically begging for someone who's read the literature to bridge that gap.
Guys, this new assembly language IS NOT a language for some new fancy Amiga. It is a VM environment designed for an Amiga OS running on other platforms. This has almost nothing to do with C or assembly; it's more about a new, hackerish Java. That can be compiled into native bytecode. *grin*
Actually, you are NOT starting with zero information. Here are some of the things you have assumed beforehand:
That the soil/sand in which the hoofprints were made did not have any prexisting deformities
That the sand was compacted from the top, rather than surrounding areas disturbed from beneath
etc.
It is not that science makes no, or few assumptions. We assume a lot of things, many of them we don't even acknowledge. Still, science tries to minimize what we assume, and keep it limited to things that seem "self-evident". Then when we find exceptions, we change the assumptions to keep it consistent, and integrated. Religion rather would fit phenomena into the mold the exists already, and throw it all into the "will of the gods" bin.
Source code to what? NTFS is a format for shoving stuff into an array, essentially. Give us the spec. And it sounds like it's already known in full; the tricky part is getting it to work. I've heard NTFS calls for some magnicient acrobatics. Is anyone familiar with this?
Technically you have to buy the MP3 or make it yourself; someone cannot give you one that someone else made. MP3s of copyrighted music are illegal to trade, whether you own the music or not.
Remember, plutonium is not volatile in and of itself; it does not easily fiss nor is it very radioactive. It is safe enough to handle with bare hands. Your TV is a little more dangerous. If the ship were to fail (EXPLODE) in a chemical stage, it would destroy and scatter the plutonium. Although, it would also be very embarassing and cost a lot of money.
I feel the show has run it's course. I watched it from the first season, and have seen it's ups and downs. The ups have become fewer and fewer. Sigh. All I want from next season is some closure on the secret group stuff. I'm really getting tired of waiting until midweek to watch the Sopranos, so... and let's see some comedic action. I want more Lone Gunman!
About the 5kHz pickup: If the 2 signals are mixed BEFORE the lowpass required for ADC, you WILL get the 5kHz tone, because this tone will be the only harmonic that passes through the filter. Same for pure analog. If the signals are lowpassed before mixing (because of some smart-alecky amp or soundcard), there will be no signal at all.
Is to take out the middleman... if you know someone who has stuff that you want, don't even bother. It could take longer to find what you want at a distro site, or they may only provide you want they want you to have or hear. Or they could be charging you. It's mostly common sense, and a good utilitzation of the fair TCP protocol.
You are neglecting that fact that you don't _need_ RedHat, SUSE or Debian to provide you linux... users have the most control. If the companies were to go astray, the someone would do The Right Thing and resume distributing their untainted versions. Tbis is an important to watch out for,, Linux could become too commercialized at some point, and young computer nerds all over the world will retch simultaneously. But I think that some new group will step up to revive it to it's prior, geeky glory with some new logo and clever name.
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...unlike the original story commentary above stated. It's on AT&Ts site Right Here and you can download and tinker with it. But read the AT&T Source Code License first; you can only distribute patches to the distribution if you change anything. Also, they don't give you all the encoding code, omitting the background/foreground image seperation and the lossy JB2 wavelet encoder that handles bitonal images (some of their best examples of compression!). They actually suggest someone should make a GIMP plug-in for all this. And because they give you the rest of the JB2 back-end, they're practically begging for someone who's read the literature to bridge that gap.
That was real nice of them.
Guys, this new assembly language IS NOT a language for some new fancy Amiga. It is a VM environment designed for an Amiga OS running on other platforms. This has almost nothing to do with C or assembly; it's more about a new, hackerish Java. That can be compiled into native bytecode. *grin*
It is not that science makes no, or few assumptions. We assume a lot of things, many of them we don't even acknowledge. Still, science tries to minimize what we assume, and keep it limited to things that seem "self-evident". Then when we find exceptions, we change the assumptions to keep it consistent, and integrated. Religion rather would fit phenomena into the mold the exists already, and throw it all into the "will of the gods" bin.
I just realized the mistake... I can kiss my karma goodbye. But the temptation was too strong!
A beowulf cluster of these. Really, really, hot, noisy, and big.
Source code to what? NTFS is a format for shoving stuff into an array, essentially. Give us the spec. And it sounds like it's already known in full; the tricky part is getting it to work. I've heard NTFS calls for some magnicient acrobatics. Is anyone familiar with this?
Technically you have to buy the MP3 or make it yourself; someone cannot give you one that someone else made. MP3s of copyrighted music are illegal to trade, whether you own the music or not.
Remember, plutonium is not volatile in and of itself; it does not easily fiss nor is it very radioactive. It is safe enough to handle with bare hands. Your TV is a little more dangerous. If the ship were to fail (EXPLODE) in a chemical stage, it would destroy and scatter the plutonium. Although, it would also be very embarassing and cost a lot of money.
I feel the show has run it's course. I watched it from the first season, and have seen it's ups and downs. The ups have become fewer and fewer. Sigh. All I want from next season is some closure on the secret group stuff. I'm really getting tired of waiting until midweek to watch the Sopranos, so... and let's see some comedic action. I want more Lone Gunman!
About the 5kHz pickup: If the 2 signals are mixed BEFORE the lowpass required for ADC, you WILL get the 5kHz tone, because this tone will be the only harmonic that passes through the filter. Same for pure analog. If the signals are lowpassed before mixing (because of some smart-alecky amp or soundcard), there will be no signal at all.
Is to take out the middleman... if you know someone who has stuff that you want, don't even bother. It could take longer to find what you want at a distro site, or they may only provide you want they want you to have or hear. Or they could be charging you. It's mostly common sense, and a good utilitzation of the fair TCP protocol.
You are neglecting that fact that you don't _need_ RedHat, SUSE or Debian to provide you linux... users have the most control. If the companies were to go astray, the someone would do The Right Thing and resume distributing their untainted versions. Tbis is an important to watch out for,, Linux could become too commercialized at some point, and young computer nerds all over the world will retch simultaneously. But I think that some new group will step up to revive it to it's prior, geeky glory with some new logo and clever name.