Robotic pianos have been around for over 100 years & they've never sounded as good as a human. After all this time they finally moved on to other instruments.
Store some on DVD, some on Blu-Ray, some on flash. Store multiple copies. When new formats come out, copy to the new formats. Archive source code for the decoders. Redundancy is the key.
Still remember when global surveyer first released the picture of massive amounts of water below the surface. It was too good to be true, no-one believed it, and it got put away.
Now we've found massive amounts of water just below the surface, enough water to make huge amounts of rocket fuel, and it didn't even make a buried link on CNN. Where in Calif* can you find water just 2" below the surface?
He was the 80's equivalent of the modern celebrity CEO. People devowered the stories of how the latest effects shot was done & Stan was always at the cutting edge. The technology was always changing. Every effects shot required a unique solution. Individual creativity made a big difference back then. Today the same shots would involve hiring thousands of Maya artists & following a standard procedure.
the share holders, AdSense users, & Google fans who actually made this possible. We bought the stock, clicked the clicks, read the ads, handed over our personal information to put this executive in orbit.
This endlessly copied AP story has sounded like fiction ever since the first blogger copied it weeks ago. Every day gas goes up another 20%, car loans & credit lines get another 20% cheaper. For anything to happen, the money supply needs to stop growing just as fast as gas inflation.
Java is definitely everywhere in the Silicon Valley job market. It might be because Sun is here & the kinds of jobs that need to be here are related to Sun's world.
There's someone writing a Java spec for every problem imaginable & no-one willing to program them. But outside Java valley, it's nowhere. People briefly switch to a cell phone game or a blu-ray game, say gee wiz, and that's it. Back to the native stuff that does what the product was intended for.
Never got the sleep function to work in any laptop from the Toshibas, to the Dells, to the Clevos. Can't believe anyone would try to sustain a business of Linux portables unless they were intended for desktop replacements.
It's sin, but face it. We all know it's going to end one day & we'll be sent to hell for not pumping out our sweep funds for the next greatest corporation in the world.
Ubama's plan for NASA is boring. Back to low Earth orbit, basic science, divert the latest moon program to yet more entitlement programs. More of the same. Not very creative.
Hopefully NVidia won't sink in this mine field. Just look what happened to ATI & Intel's ventures into interactive TV. Broadcom is the immobile giant in interactive TV. U better know what you're doing if you're going to go up against The Broad. Now let's port OCAP to Tega or Tegra, or whatever it is.
The blogger keeps referring to dancing robots, links to a home video of an amateur recital of something, links to some robot videos from years ago, but nothing here showing robots dancing a waltz on a pin's head.
Sorta creepy seeing that patient's flap of a deltoid muscle flapping around. What does a patient without a deltoid muscle do for shoulder movement? Wish they would explain how the electronics actually work, but that's what China's for, isn't it.
"IT is going to become much more about information and how it can be used to help the business grow and prosper."
Management speak just keeps getting more & more powerful. Feel the power of these sentences.
"you need to know what your firm does, and even more importantly, how it does it."
We need to take charge people.
IT is going to be much more about IT. Got to grow & prosper to grow and prosper. Got to succeed to succeed. Got to build the makings of greatness to make greatness.
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Robotic pianos have been around for over 100 years & they've never sounded as good as a human. After all this time they finally moved on to other instruments.
Store some on DVD, some on Blu-Ray, some on flash. Store multiple copies. When new formats come out, copy to the new formats. Archive source code for the decoders. Redundancy is the key.
The credit should be Odyssey, not surveyer.
Still remember when global surveyer first released the picture of massive amounts of water below the surface. It was too good to be true, no-one believed it, and it got put away.
Now we've found massive amounts of water just below the surface, enough water to make huge amounts of rocket fuel, and it didn't even make a buried link on CNN. Where in Calif* can you find water just 2" below the surface?
Having met many former aerospace engineers, we have uncovered the standard aerospace career path 4 U.
Aerospace -> unemployment -> Web 1.0 startup -> unemployment -> special effects -> poverty -> computer games -> more poverty -> Web 2.0 startup
They certainly don't give out pictures of their concept vehicles.
Still waiting for China probe of Piratebay.
He was the 80's equivalent of the modern celebrity CEO. People devowered the stories of how the latest effects shot was done & Stan was always at the cutting edge. The technology was always changing. Every effects shot required a unique solution. Individual creativity made a big difference back then. Today the same shots would involve hiring thousands of Maya artists & following a standard procedure.
Where's the HD video of the enhanced visual effects in 1280x720 at 14-29 fps?
I insist it support home networking.
Control moment gyros would have failed after 1 year & needed 17 servicing missions + 1 protest on capitol hill. U can't beat rocket fuel.
Funny, since China wrote all of US's systems.
the share holders, AdSense users, & Google fans who actually made this possible. We bought the stock, clicked the clicks, read the ads, handed over our personal information to put this executive in orbit.
Obviously shares of GPS stocks are down today, but L2 was supposed to solve ionospheric interference. Go to Iran & get yourself some L2 goodness.
This endlessly copied AP story has sounded like fiction ever since the first blogger copied it weeks ago. Every day gas goes up another 20%, car loans & credit lines get another 20% cheaper. For anything to happen, the money supply needs to stop growing just as fast as gas inflation.
Java is definitely everywhere in the Silicon Valley job market. It might be because Sun is here & the kinds of jobs that need to be here are related to Sun's world.
There's someone writing a Java spec for every problem imaginable & no-one willing to program them. But outside Java valley, it's nowhere. People briefly switch to a cell phone game or a blu-ray game, say gee wiz, and that's it. Back to the native stuff that does what the product was intended for.
Never got the sleep function to work in any laptop from the Toshibas, to the Dells, to the Clevos. Can't believe anyone would try to sustain a business of Linux portables unless they were intended for desktop replacements.
It's sin, but face it. We all know it's going to end one day & we'll be sent to hell for not pumping out our sweep funds for the next greatest corporation in the world.
Ubama's plan for NASA is boring. Back to low Earth orbit, basic science, divert the latest moon program to yet more entitlement programs. More of the same. Not very creative.
Is anyone else running for president? Can't find any news about anyone but Ubama.
Hopefully NVidia won't sink in this mine field. Just look what happened to ATI & Intel's ventures into interactive TV. Broadcom is the immobile giant in interactive TV. U better know what you're doing if you're going to go up against The Broad. Now let's port OCAP to Tega or Tegra, or whatever it is.
The blogger keeps referring to dancing robots, links to a home video of an amateur recital of something, links to some robot videos from years ago, but nothing here showing robots dancing a waltz on a pin's head.
BD has been so persistently high in price like laserdisc, any competition would be good.
Sorta creepy seeing that patient's flap of a deltoid muscle flapping around. What does a patient without a deltoid muscle do for shoulder movement? Wish they would explain how the electronics actually work, but that's what China's for, isn't it.
"IT is going to become much more about information and how it can be used to help the business grow and prosper."
Management speak just keeps getting more & more powerful. Feel the power of these sentences.
"you need to know what your firm does, and even more importantly, how it does it."
We need to take charge people.
IT is going to be much more about IT. Got to grow & prosper to grow and prosper. Got to succeed to succeed. Got to build the makings of greatness to make greatness.
Such a disappointment that the photo releases are so tiny.