So that's ASCII...but half hex and half decimal? That's not geek, that's confusing!
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Someone who has nothing better to do should grab all the flash forwards, flash backwards, and plot and re-edit them into chronological order. That would be an interesting watch. You know what? I'd even like to try watching a version of the series with no flash-anywheres. Just the people on the island. Sure, the whole series might only last 2 hours that way. But I would watch it.
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In other words, let's hope that in 20 years, Abrams doesn't decide to do a 6-season prequel and re-release the original show with re-written pieces of storyline.
Are you getting Bob Denver confused with John Denver? Or do you know more of his personal life than most people?
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Polar bears is sort of answered twofold, though not directly. One, the DHARMA people probably brought them over to experiment with. There are cages for them where Sawyer and Kate are held by the Others. Two, the magnetic pockets across the earth and are connected to each other. Similar to how Ben ended up in Tunisia after turning the wheel. Perhaps a polar bear wandered into a similar arctic pocket. I would side more with the DHARMA explanation, since they did experiment on them.
The article describes data that isn't gathered in Apache's logs. Things that can only be found through CSS, Javascript or Flash tricks. Screen resolution, Flash Version, installed fonts, visited web sites (in certain versions of Firefox, at least).
Sure, why not? You think the flash chip will be erased by a little sledgehammer force? But seriously, it does take forever to turn an iPhone/iPod Touch off the proper way. It's holding down two buttons for 10 full seconds before it even responds to the request. Airplane mode would be quicker on an iPhone.
While it's true that FAT32 with 4K cluster size is limited to 2TB, Windows XP defaults to NTFS which can go MUCH higher than 100TB.
LBA also uses 4K sectors, and that's how the BIOS and Windows address the disk. That's as high as you can go with the current implementation of LBA and it goes much deeper than partitioning.
That's how they do native-24, unless you buy a screen that can't be used to watch normal TV (720p @ 30fps). Each movie frame is shown for 5 tics of 120Hz. I think you're getting confused between 120Hz as a refresh rate and 120Hz as used with motion interpolation.
Wait...you must be new here. There you go, just properly using the word "cue." And no confusion with the word queue spawning a long thread of grammar nazis. I'm not sure what's going on here.
What really annoys me is the recorded "shutter" sound that cheap digital cameras play when you take a picture. Actually, I think a lot of people think that sound is real. But it doesn't actually go off right when the picture is captured, so it's quite misleading. Not to mention it doesn't change based on shutter speed.
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Would have been slightly better if he was shoving a Verizon phone instead of an AT&T.
So that's ASCII...but half hex and half decimal? That's not geek, that's confusing!
Someone who has nothing better to do should grab all the flash forwards, flash backwards, and plot and re-edit them into chronological order. That would be an interesting watch. You know what? I'd even like to try watching a version of the series with no flash-anywheres. Just the people on the island. Sure, the whole series might only last 2 hours that way. But I would watch it.
In other words, let's hope that in 20 years, Abrams doesn't decide to do a 6-season prequel and re-release the original show with re-written pieces of storyline.
I agree with every bit. That ending was so tacked on it wasn't even funny. They clearly had a whole different intent for the flash-sideways.
Are you getting Bob Denver confused with John Denver? Or do you know more of his personal life than most people?
Polar bears is sort of answered twofold, though not directly. One, the DHARMA people probably brought them over to experiment with. There are cages for them where Sawyer and Kate are held by the Others. Two, the magnetic pockets across the earth and are connected to each other. Similar to how Ben ended up in Tunisia after turning the wheel. Perhaps a polar bear wandered into a similar arctic pocket. I would side more with the DHARMA explanation, since they did experiment on them.
Don't act like that was just the finale. The whole series has had religious references from all world religions:
http://lostpedia.wikia.com/wiki/Religion_and_ideologies
Sorry. Last time I powered off it was because the OS froze. A hard power off is holding the home and sleep button for 10 seconds.
The article describes data that isn't gathered in Apache's logs. Things that can only be found through CSS, Javascript or Flash tricks. Screen resolution, Flash Version, installed fonts, visited web sites (in certain versions of Firefox, at least).
Sure, why not? You think the flash chip will be erased by a little sledgehammer force? But seriously, it does take forever to turn an iPhone/iPod Touch off the proper way. It's holding down two buttons for 10 full seconds before it even responds to the request. Airplane mode would be quicker on an iPhone.
Then the IP address is enough identifying information. This article would be irrelevant.
I wouldn't waste a moment waiting on the phone to power down on its own.
That's what I get for responding too quickly. You're totally right.
Which is exactly what I was implying (see up-thread).
While it's true that FAT32 with 4K cluster size is limited to 2TB, Windows XP defaults to NTFS which can go MUCH higher than 100TB.
LBA also uses 4K sectors, and that's how the BIOS and Windows address the disk. That's as high as you can go with the current implementation of LBA and it goes much deeper than partitioning.
It's not a filesystem problem, it's an LBA problem.
And if their sectors don't fall on a physical boundary, then you've just used 8KB on the physical drive.
But we're still stuck with the DMCA. So modifying without distributing just to make something work right is still illegal.
You have been lied to. Visit obmoz.com for re-education.
That's how they do native-24, unless you buy a screen that can't be used to watch normal TV (720p @ 30fps). Each movie frame is shown for 5 tics of 120Hz. I think you're getting confused between 120Hz as a refresh rate and 120Hz as used with motion interpolation.
Wait...you must be new here. There you go, just properly using the word "cue." And no confusion with the word queue spawning a long thread of grammar nazis. I'm not sure what's going on here.
What really annoys me is the recorded "shutter" sound that cheap digital cameras play when you take a picture. Actually, I think a lot of people think that sound is real. But it doesn't actually go off right when the picture is captured, so it's quite misleading. Not to mention it doesn't change based on shutter speed.
Then why can't these IP's start with 10.
It's a reserved address space similar to 555.
With enough memory as a requirement, you could forego swap altogether.