That are *also* incredibly poor performers.
My former employer had a load blanacer written using such berkley things and it was a horrible performer. Apache with mod_throttle would have been better...
>>In general the difference between hi-color
>>(16 bit) and tru color(24 bit). Is not >>discernible
>Thats not really true, you can tell the >difference. The main noticeable difference is
>"colour banding",
Well that's why I said generally, this form of graphic isn't *all* that common;-)
As in; photographs of things other than skies
(specifically sunrise/sunset) and palette images
will akmost certainly look fine in 16-bit.
How odd, I distinctly remember having read that
they specifically took advantage of the eyes poor perception of blues and low intensity colors to rearrange the color distribution. Yet I cannot find any mention of this now...:-/
60Hz is the lower threshold of the eye. The optimal minimum rate for a monitor is 72 Hz.
As for colors, it's pretty easy to distinguish over 4096, if they're lined up in progression. But saying red foo is different from red bar when they are against blues quux and baz is not so easy.
In general the difference between hi-color (16 bit) and tru color(24 bit). Is not discernible.
For a more in depth review of color discrimination
check out the PNG specifications which were designed for optimal viewing and compression
(as opposed to other formats which simply permute the colors ie same # of reds as blues and greens)
Chilsoft was accquired by Cobalt shortly before they were accquired by Sun. Cobalt felt it would
be nice to make there linux box seem even more
like a windoze box.
Never had a problem running Jill of the Jungle or
the Keen episodes. Granted they're not quite as old (*early* nineties). And those will give some
really great gameplay. And of course Paganitzu.
Well there is the PerlScript option
(which would have been a more powerful thing to be writing ASP in on IIS anyways;-) )
Or there's non ASP, PHP
But more to your interest might be the idea that was kick aound awhile ago on the mod_perl list
(that some peple started implementing I belive) of a filter for Apache::ASP that would do a cached JIT VbScript->Perl translation.
Caldera employs Jamie Cameron, the lead developer of Webmin (http://www.webmin.com); though it now seems to be "sponsored" by MSCLinux (http://www.msclinux.com/) ever heard of them?
These are not "Netscape style plugins"
They are <EMBED>, yes Netscape probably
was the major force getting them into HTML
but they are legal HTML (3.2 I believe)
Now IE has dropped support for this tag and is breaking HTML 3.2 support (surprise
surprise).
What people are calling "IE style plugins"
are <OBJECT>which are part of HTML 4.0.
PS> All those filters and still doesn't translate HTML enitites in text-mode, gret code Slash!
These are not "Netscape style plugins"
They are , yes Netscape probably
was the major force getting them into HTML
but they are legal HTML (3.2 I believe)
Now IE has dropped support for this tag and is breaking HTML 3.2 support (surprise surprise).
What people are calling "IE style plugins"
are which are part of HTML 4.0.
Fox already plays Stargate in syndication.
Used to be Sunday @ 12:30, as well as throughtout the day Sunday (like 5 or 6PM) but now it only seesm to be on @ 11 AM. Also Fox is a few seasons behind Showtime...
Jabber is designed to allow proprietary extensions. Heck, secure login as an extension of the base protocol. A jabber stream is multi-layered, and as long as you can provide a decent amount of the supplied content in the base-protocll then you can add as many extensions as you want.
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That are *also* incredibly poor performers.
My former employer had a load blanacer written using such berkley things and it was a horrible performer. Apache with mod_throttle would have been better...
>>In general the difference between hi-color ;-)
:-/
>>(16 bit) and tru color(24 bit). Is not >>discernible
>Thats not really true, you can tell the >difference. The main noticeable difference is
>"colour banding",
Well that's why I said generally, this form of graphic isn't *all* that common
As in; photographs of things other than skies
(specifically sunrise/sunset) and palette images
will akmost certainly look fine in 16-bit.
How odd, I distinctly remember having read that
they specifically took advantage of the eyes poor perception of blues and low intensity colors to rearrange the color distribution. Yet I cannot find any mention of this now...
Lots of white?! Everything should be running -rv
False!
60Hz is the lower threshold of the eye. The optimal minimum rate for a monitor is 72 Hz.
As for colors, it's pretty easy to distinguish over 4096, if they're lined up in progression. But saying red foo is different from red bar when they are against blues quux and baz is not so easy.
In general the difference between hi-color (16 bit) and tru color(24 bit). Is not discernible.
For a more in depth review of color discrimination
check out the PNG specifications which were designed for optimal viewing and compression
(as opposed to other formats which simply permute the colors ie same # of reds as blues and greens)
Chilsoft was accquired by Cobalt shortly before they were accquired by Sun. Cobalt felt it would
be nice to make there linux box seem even more
like a windoze box.
Never had a problem running Jill of the Jungle or
the Keen episodes. Granted they're not quite as old (*early* nineties). And those will give some
really great gameplay. And of course Paganitzu.
Well there is the PerlScript option ;-) )
(which would have been a more powerful thing to be writing ASP in on IIS anyways
Or there's non ASP, PHP
But more to your interest might be the idea that was kick aound awhile ago on the mod_perl list
(that some peple started implementing I belive) of a filter for Apache::ASP that would do a cached JIT VbScript->Perl translation.
It seemd to me to break the continutiy of the series:
The theme song isn't an instrumental
Who the hell is this species that we've never seen in the future, what do we exact some sort of xenocidal vengance upon them?
Other than that, it was okay. I don;t think the premieres for any fo the series were really good. Give it some time to develop a stride.
Excellent! Of course, some schools e.g. MIT aren't even sane enough to be using DPMI...
Which is why you snag TightVNC or some other modified VNC with compression.
Here here! DNS should be modeled after LDAP
I could donate some of my DNA to start.
I only developed the two bottom wisdom tetth.
Snow Crash - Neal Stephenson
a sp ?theisbn=0553380958&vm=a
Anyone?
http://www1.fatbrain.com/asp/bookinfo/bookinfo.
Caldera employs Jamie Cameron, the lead developer of Webmin (http://www.webmin.com); though it now seems to be "sponsored" by MSCLinux (http://www.msclinux.com/) ever heard of them?
Which is why tea is called tea and everything else is more appropriately labeled as an herbal infusion ;-)
No chocolate? chocolate has caffeine
http://www.choco.com/faq.html#Section_3.4
Quite an appropriate username you have there
And you believe what M$ says?
But seriously, this really doesn't say anything.
They have still in a sense broken <EMBED>
NO NO NO NO
These are not "Netscape style plugins"
They are <EMBED>, yes Netscape probably
was the major force getting them into HTML
but they are legal HTML (3.2 I believe)
Now IE has dropped support for this tag and is breaking HTML 3.2 support (surprise
surprise).
What people are calling "IE style plugins"
are <OBJECT>which are part of HTML 4.0.
PS> All those filters and still doesn't translate HTML enitites in text-mode, gret code Slash!
NO NO NO NO
These are not "Netscape style plugins"
They are , yes Netscape probably
was the major force getting them into HTML
but they are legal HTML (3.2 I believe)
Now IE has dropped support for this tag and is breaking HTML 3.2 support (surprise surprise).
What people are calling "IE style plugins"
are which are part of HTML 4.0.
Well it might be worth mentioning that Mandrake is a Red Hat derivative...
Bash?! For newbies? no way...
Csh or tcsh *by far*
Or I suppose you could always go with lsh,
but then you aren't really learning UN*X.
Except that tag quotation marks no longer optional
but required, thanks to the influence of XML.
Fox already plays Stargate in syndication. Used to be Sunday @ 12:30, as well as throughtout the day Sunday (like 5 or 6PM) but now it only seesm to be on @ 11 AM. Also Fox is a few seasons behind Showtime...
Jabber is designed to allow proprietary extensions. Heck, secure login as an extension of the base protocol. A jabber stream is multi-layered, and as long as you can provide a decent amount of the supplied content in the base-protocll then you can add as many extensions as you want.
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