Well, if you were deaf, this would be one easy way to have real-time communication with someone. Getting a table mount for it would be the least of your concerns.
Don't forget to add VoIP to your blacklist. Sounds terrible trying to talk when someone else is talking over you because they're responding to what they thought you just finished saying. 300ms would be unbearable. At that point, you'd almost rather have 5000ms and know you have to wait before speaking.
Unless you watch it on a TV with the tv commercial loudness filter turned on. Basically a dynamic range compressor. And out of the box, it's usually turned on and stupid people like it that way.
Well - the fact that you can see the flicker says that your eyes can see 60hz. The fact that the interpolated-motion 120Hz TV's just look wrong also says you can see above 60hz. Yes, if the background stays the same, 60fps would look very smooth. The mind fills in to interpolate motion quite well - but it uses ALL available data, so it can't ignore the flicker.
You could accept the fate of having to buy a new toilet seat and break or cut off all the unnecessary parts of the glued-on seat. You would end up with a small, thin pressed-wood plank on each cheek most likely.
They did it for Seinfeld. It works for most shots, but a few feel too close-cropped. I've been watching the series in HD on late-night TV for a few months now.
You mean fingerprint, not checksum, right? Otherwise, that would be one huge lot of checksums given all the possible zoom, focus, position, model of TV, and anything else that can entirely change the checksum.
Sounds more like Facebook Connect or Twitter's oAuth. A great idea - already taken by Paypal, technically - but I would love to see it adopted more universally.
There's a large market for different kinds of gamers than Sony draws. It's part of their branding. I've NEVER played a game that uses both analog sticks on any console. And people like me know that we can choose Nintendo and get more of the games we like.
On topic though, when I was growing up in the 90's I saw stranded cars all the time, broken down on the highway and byways. Now in the last 5-6 years I see one maybe once a week. It's not statistical, just anecdotal, but as a general sampling it does seem to support that cars break less often compared to their older designed counterparts.
At least here in IL, you can lose your license for abandoning a vehicle. Or at least can't renew it until you pay all the fees. If you have to pay no matter what, there's not much point abandoning a vehicle and getting the extra fines. These sorts of laws are probably responsible for some of this reduction.
A full-text index is inefficiency? It's certainly faster than reading all the text on the disk. Are you talking about the extra step taken in advance to save time in the future? Yes, overall there's more processing involved if you only search once in your life. If you search every day, you'd appreciate the near-instant results.
Why can't a small start-up come in and start making these generic drugs? Why aren't there companies that do nothing but profit off of patent-free medications? I'm afraid I know the answer - that the big companies will ramp up production again just long enough to push these guys out of the market.
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Well, if you were deaf, this would be one easy way to have real-time communication with someone. Getting a table mount for it would be the least of your concerns.
You beat me to it. Of course, someone's already implemented this using a Kinect
Which if you're in the U.S. buying DSL or Cable is usually promised at >0.0kbps. That "up to" isn't just there for aesthetics.
Don't forget to add VoIP to your blacklist. Sounds terrible trying to talk when someone else is talking over you because they're responding to what they thought you just finished saying. 300ms would be unbearable. At that point, you'd almost rather have 5000ms and know you have to wait before speaking.
Unless you watch it on a TV with the tv commercial loudness filter turned on. Basically a dynamic range compressor. And out of the box, it's usually turned on and stupid people like it that way.
Guess how long ago 1992 was? That's not exactly a gross overstatement - rounding off by 2 years?
Well - the fact that you can see the flicker says that your eyes can see 60hz. The fact that the interpolated-motion 120Hz TV's just look wrong also says you can see above 60hz. Yes, if the background stays the same, 60fps would look very smooth. The mind fills in to interpolate motion quite well - but it uses ALL available data, so it can't ignore the flicker.
Well done.
That's how many people the foresee it will take to prevent things like leap day bugs. Since obviously they don't have enough people to prevent it yet.
You could accept the fate of having to buy a new toilet seat and break or cut off all the unnecessary parts of the glued-on seat. You would end up with a small, thin pressed-wood plank on each cheek most likely.
And it really shouldn't be that hard. If you make a print driver for Mac OS X, you likely already have a CUPS ppd created.
They did it for Seinfeld. It works for most shots, but a few feel too close-cropped. I've been watching the series in HD on late-night TV for a few months now.
Another 3 years
You mean fingerprint, not checksum, right? Otherwise, that would be one huge lot of checksums given all the possible zoom, focus, position, model of TV, and anything else that can entirely change the checksum.
Sounds more like Facebook Connect or Twitter's oAuth. A great idea - already taken by Paypal, technically - but I would love to see it adopted more universally.
There's a large market for different kinds of gamers than Sony draws. It's part of their branding. I've NEVER played a game that uses both analog sticks on any console. And people like me know that we can choose Nintendo and get more of the games we like.
You just have to establish a Pee Corner
At least here in IL, you can lose your license for abandoning a vehicle. Or at least can't renew it until you pay all the fees. If you have to pay no matter what, there's not much point abandoning a vehicle and getting the extra fines. These sorts of laws are probably responsible for some of this reduction.
The BIOS splash screen is just a pretty picture to show while it's doing its Power On Self Test (POST). It's not holding anything back.
A full-text index is inefficiency? It's certainly faster than reading all the text on the disk. Are you talking about the extra step taken in advance to save time in the future? Yes, overall there's more processing involved if you only search once in your life. If you search every day, you'd appreciate the near-instant results.
Hilarious quote:
I guess they didn't realize when they said it that a fluke is another kind of parasite.
Why can't a small start-up come in and start making these generic drugs? Why aren't there companies that do nothing but profit off of patent-free medications? I'm afraid I know the answer - that the big companies will ramp up production again just long enough to push these guys out of the market.
I'm not sure what you mean. There are no live cultures in cottage cheese. I don't think there's even any dead cultures.
Isn't that what the appendix is for? Repopulating gut flora?
An IQ of 100 is based on the mean of intelligence scores. The score of 100 isn't arbitrary - it's based on the actual mean.