OMG buzzword bingo[1]. You fail in the head tracking area, if you ain't using a staionary person and those IR leds as beacons to track the movement of the head.
Head tracking + high FPS is the most important thing for steroe vision. Stereo vision is actually only important after that..:-)
It's funny, I seldom get better than 72MB/s with dd on my 4 year old system, even if it's serving from OS filesystem cache. I find that kind of slow actually..
Though you can't beat the seek of flash devices, serving static images over HTTP from flash is a killer application.
Yes but the distinction is only important for scientists, and it might be seen as "complicating the language". Another way of writing it would be to mention the dry ice in the polar regions, and make comparisons, that would probably stop people from going "wtf of course it's water ice".
This all depends on your target audience, I'm not sure what Scientific American readers want.
I've already lived in 5 different countries in my life and pretty much "started again" several times... a new planet is just the next big step from that).
Problem is if you want to start again on Mars there is not much you can do.. And one of the cool things about starting again in a new country is the new culture and people you meet. You are not going to get that on Mars, it's completely different.
Actually you would only gain 30%-50% by going nuclear. There are apparently experiments with plasma that could be used as propulsion, using a cannon from earth. That would allow you to not bring lots of fuel.
That's really SciFi though, I wonder if they even have done something similar on earth except with water in amusement parks attractions.
It would be my game CD they broke, and there is little I can do about that. Kids break stuff and it's ok, you have to be very boring parent if you haven't noticed that.
This is highly theoretical since I have no CDs, you should only buy CD unencumbered games, such as:
How do they manage to get FF3 to be unstable? It crashes very seldom for me on Ubuntu, Debian and Mac OS X. Sure the history browsing is a lot slower now days, but still fairly usable on older computers.
Well you are right and it's a very well studied problem, proper breathing is very hard to do and if you want to breath lots of times per minute you have to be aware that it can lead to unconsciousness.
Breathing is a natural pain reliever, and relaxant.
Well that's probably what he ment, you want the kernel to switch to one mode after booting up and then use that all the way until all your desktop icons are loaded. I believe Mac hardware does this in firmware.
You can get a dump of usage pretty smply now days (echo 1>/proc/sys/vm/block_dump), but it's going to be slow logging via syslogd to local disk. And you only get reads from files not dirs.
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400x600 per eye.. :-)
is that 800x600 per eye or 800x300 per eye.. It's soo hard to know.
Hmm slashdot seems to mangle utf-8: mÃssan
OMG buzzword bingo[1]. You fail in the head tracking area, if you ain't using a staionary person and those IR leds as beacons to track the movement of the head.
Head tracking + high FPS is the most important thing for steroe vision. Stereo vision is actually only important after that.. :-)
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Unix has, XBattle RTS released in 1991 networking by using X11.
It's funny, I seldom get better than 72MB/s with dd on my 4 year old system, even if it's serving from OS filesystem cache. I find that kind of slow actually..
Though you can't beat the seek of flash devices, serving static images over HTTP from flash is a killer application.
Willis is about 50 years old now, we need to sen that oil rig now!
Yes but the distinction is only important for scientists, and it might be seen as "complicating the language". Another way of writing it would be to mention the dry ice in the polar regions, and make comparisons, that would probably stop people from going "wtf of course it's water ice".
This all depends on your target audience, I'm not sure what Scientific American readers want.
I've already lived in 5 different countries in my life and pretty much "started again" several times... a new planet is just the next big step from that).
Problem is if you want to start again on Mars there is not much you can do.. And one of the cool things about starting again in a new country is the new culture and people you meet. You are not going to get that on Mars, it's completely different.
Actually you would only gain 30%-50% by going nuclear. There are apparently experiments with plasma that could be used as propulsion, using a cannon from earth. That would allow you to not bring lots of fuel.
That's really SciFi though, I wonder if they even have done something similar on earth except with water in amusement parks attractions.
It would be my game CD they broke, and there is little I can do about that. Kids break stuff and it's ok, you have to be very boring parent if you haven't noticed that.
This is highly theoretical since I have no CDs, you should only buy CD unencumbered games, such as:
There should be others, but those run on many platforms..
How do they manage to get FF3 to be unstable? It crashes very seldom for me on Ubuntu, Debian and Mac OS X. Sure the history browsing is a lot slower now days, but still fairly usable on older computers.
And give radiation poisoning to everyone in the theater, sure.
Whoosh!
Whooosh!
But the processes of getting those decisions are nerve wrecking, and you really feel like you have no chance of affecting their decision.
What exactly is it that makes them worse at small sizes, and what is small sizes? (Great article by the way)
Well you are right and it's a very well studied problem, proper breathing is very hard to do and if you want to breath lots of times per minute you have to be aware that it can lead to unconsciousness.
Breathing is a natural pain reliever, and relaxant.
Routing my non encrypted data through an host that is probably listening to my data stream.. Seems like a wonderful idea..
Do you mean "choosing a mayor", and do you have any links even in Dutch?
Well that's probably what he ment, you want the kernel to switch to one mode after booting up and then use that all the way until all your desktop icons are loaded. I believe Mac hardware does this in firmware.
I live to serve
The GTK button bug was killed at just seven years old.
We should all thank: Cody Rusell, Ed Catmur, Matthias Clasen, and everyone else who did something should have a big thank you.
Read the FAQ; drives usually have larger block sizes than the block size used for encryption, so there is not much difference.
This is a very old problem, that's why you have a backup of the encryption key somewhere, I'm sure PGP has such a system builtin to their tools.
You can get a dump of usage pretty smply now days (echo 1> /proc/sys/vm/block_dump), but it's going to be slow logging via syslogd to local disk. And you only get reads from files not dirs.
Or you can use blktrace haven't done that myself.