I'd be less worried about petty theft in that case as I would about getting shot, to be honest.
Two Australians were shot dead in the Netherlands by the IRA back in the early 1990's. They'd apparently been mistaken for off-duty British soldiers as they were driving the same type of car as they usually drove.
Check out the article for the video of the model in operation. It's amazing to watch - the indicator for the Sun, Moon and planets move forwards and backwards to accurately replicate their movement, while a little ball turns to shows the phase of the Moon.
It's a fascinating device. I've got Decoding the Heavens on order from Amazon in the UK, and can't wait to get it.
I've never tried - any editing I've ever done was nonlinear, on a copy transferred from the camera. With a lot less than the 160/250Gb HD space that the new Macbooks give, incidentally.
That may not be a practical path for people doing professional video editing, but then those are the kind of people who you'd expect to go for the MBP.
If you go back and listen to the Anthology CDs, you realise just what a godsend they are to unauthorised mashup creators. CCC's Revolved relied heavily on Anthology samples, for example.
As much as I'd love to hear the studio stuff, they'd have to have an eye on that sort of reuse.
Slashdot Mirror
RFC 666
But really, think about it. How did they pick the name?
Red Hat was taken.
Sweet... now they're just a 'T' and 'F' away from writing something useful.
That's just cynical. Everyone knows that this is just a step towards the ultimate goal - an 16-atom-tall image of Princess Leia.
That, or some particularly unsubtle advertising.
Even a flock of geese can put a plane in the Hudson, how hard would it be for a computer?
I dunno. One of the things I quite like about playing video games is that nobody actually dies.
Coastguard
I'd be less worried about petty theft in that case as I would about getting shot, to be honest.
Two Australians were shot dead in the Netherlands by the IRA back in the early 1990's. They'd apparently been mistaken for off-duty British soldiers as they were driving the same type of car as they usually drove.
Speak for yourself. I just learned that someone's apparently still listening to The Prodigy.
"Spy vs Valerie Plame" just doesn't have the same ring to it
They made a desert and called it peace ...
Given that about 4/5 of the mission worked, it's reasonably accurate.
Your family videos won't play because of DRM - who are you, Brad Pitt?
C'mon, it's a Wallace and Gromit reference, mods.
You don't get married, you end up using a Palm. QED.
This really needs mod points.
Use some of that $42M to build a really, really good roof.
Check out the article for the video of the model in operation. It's amazing to watch - the indicator for the Sun, Moon and planets move forwards and backwards to accurately replicate their movement, while a little ball turns to shows the phase of the Moon.
It's a fascinating device. I've got Decoding the Heavens on order from Amazon in the UK, and can't wait to get it.
We know Steve is going to die, someday.
Even if it's only for three days.
Microsoft has just worked out how to finally outsource shop assistants to the third world.
Look out New Zealand!
I've never tried - any editing I've ever done was nonlinear, on a copy transferred from the camera. With a lot less than the 160/250Gb HD space that the new Macbooks give, incidentally.
That may not be a practical path for people doing professional video editing, but then those are the kind of people who you'd expect to go for the MBP.
Some MiniDV cameras can transfer video using USB or Firewire. My 2yo Panasonic does it, and it's not particularly high-end.
Everyone now gets to make their own codename for Vista. Pick an adjective.
If you go back and listen to the Anthology CDs, you realise just what a godsend they are to unauthorised mashup creators. CCC's Revolved relied heavily on Anthology samples, for example.
As much as I'd love to hear the studio stuff, they'd have to have an eye on that sort of reuse.