So in essence, are you telling me that we may or may not have a sea of "frozen" ice, which is definitely not between 800 and 900 km, and is definitely not 45km deep?
I suggest a new story headline: "There might be some stuff on Mars"
I'm planning on taking an airplane flight in 7 years, and am already taking classes on aeronautics, history of flight, airplane engineering, and am enrolled in the technical school for airplane building and maintenancy.^H^H
Uh-oh, looks like my "delete" key stopped working again. Must need another.5 ohm resistor, with a diode overlay. I'll do that as soon as I'm done casting the waterpump for my car.
God, man, I feel for you. Your post is not a troll. It's flamebait at best. A troll is supposed to be hidden inside the message so that people would fall for it without knowing it.
I'm from Bosnia. That is a pretty little clique, I agree. Now, it's no 3rd world country, but ponying up 700 bucks is no big deal even in a smallest village.
Would it be possible to release a Linux-based HD camcroder for home use? With iMovie coming out within a few months it would be a perfect opportunity to release an affordable home use HD camcorder and make it linux based.
But I'm guessing the OS is not the driving factor behind the cost, but rather hardware...
I did, and quicktime doesn't have to be installed on Macs. (Check the original question) (I guess I didn't consider loonix, since I doubt any of his visitors use that.)
And since quicktime exports to mpeg, pretty much any player can play it, not just quicktime.
If you choose to use Xvid or DivX your users will have to download codecs for those. I'm guessing not too many grandmas and uncles would know how to do this.
I reccomend using quicktime to make mpeg movies which have high quality, can easily be paused, forwarded and "rewound" to any part of a downloaded clip, and can play on pretty much any platform.
So in essence, are you telling me that we may or may not have a sea of "frozen" ice, which is definitely not between 800 and 900 km, and is definitely not 45km deep?
I suggest a new story headline: "There might be some stuff on Mars"
Damn, I wish I had a pitchfork.
Or a torch.
I'm serious. Somebody ought to pay for this kind of crap.
i just want to run up to those guys with some clippers and give them nice, sharp haircuts.
I was under the impression that you can burn the same playlist up to 10 times, and authorize 5 PCs
How did the octopus get a hold of the key?
They have eight tentacles and a razor sharp beak!
I suggest they get one of the interns to try to get the key back from the Octopus!
I saw the same documentary, but, I believe that the animals in question are squids, and not octopuses.
That kind of inaccuracy should be unacceptable in these scientific circles.
Absolutely.
I just think it's important to make the distinction so that the younger generations know what it's all about.
I'd dress him up in a monkey suit and have him dance around the house.
I know this is offtopic, but wouldn't it be cool if everyone had a little Ballmer to dance around for them?
Moore's observation is that the capacity seems to double every 18 months.
It's not a law, and it's not about speed.
I'm planning on taking an airplane flight in 7 years, and am already taking classes on aeronautics, history of flight, airplane engineering, and am enrolled in the technical school for airplane building and maintenancy.^H^H
.5 ohm resistor, with a diode overlay. I'll do that as soon as I'm done casting the waterpump for my car.
Uh-oh, looks like my "delete" key stopped working again. Must need another
Not at all.
I hate getting troll-ed for sarcastic or funny comments.
Like I said, flamebait if anything, but not a troll.
God, man, I feel for you. Your post is not a troll.
It's flamebait at best.
A troll is supposed to be hidden inside the message so that people would fall for it without knowing it.
These young mods know nothing...
Holy shit, I thought they were only going after the big ones.
OS X!!!
muahahaha
*ducks*
They know so much because they watch all the commercials to donate shoes for starving kids.
I'm from Bosnia. That is a pretty little clique, I agree. Now, it's no 3rd world country, but ponying up 700 bucks is no big deal even in a smallest village.
No offense, but I think any remotely organized village can save up 800 bucks in, say, 4 months and pony up for a computer.
I don't think it was the difference of $700 that has kept them from doing it 'till now.
You guys are screwed.
From now on, I'm carrying a scorpion in my pocket!
MUAHAHAHAHA
oh yeah,
well where are the torrents?!
Would it be possible to release a Linux-based HD camcroder for home use?
With iMovie coming out within a few months it would be a perfect opportunity to release an affordable home use HD camcorder and make it linux based.
But I'm guessing the OS is not the driving factor behind the cost, but rather hardware...
You don't need a separate player.
Quicktime exports the movie to mp4 or whatever format and then all the leet warez dudez can watch them too!
Kinda neat.
Quicktime player on the other side is really nice for scrubbing and doing frame by frame analysis.
I did, and quicktime doesn't have to be installed on Macs. (Check the original question) (I guess I didn't consider loonix, since I doubt any of his visitors use that.)
And since quicktime exports to mpeg, pretty much any player can play it, not just quicktime.
Cool, I didn't know this.
Really, anything is better than WMV, and I do use VLC for all my avi files.
If you choose to use Xvid or DivX your users will have to download codecs for those. I'm guessing not too many grandmas and uncles would know how to do this.
I reccomend using quicktime to make mpeg movies which have high quality, can easily be paused, forwarded and "rewound" to any part of a downloaded clip, and can play on pretty much any platform.
It's a small site too.
How would you explain to your cousin to download Azureus, update JVM, download the file, put it in Azureus, and leave it running for a few days?
Direct download is the better solution than torrent in some situations.