Provided, of course, that compression doesn't render the whole 4k thing moot. At the local sports bar, the football pitch looks like a very blotchy quilt of neon green.
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OTA gives 19 Mbps to each channel, usually split into 3 stations. So 20 for a single 4x channel sounds about right.
OTA uses MPEG-2, and (in my experience) for a good, decent 1080i signal, between 12-15 Mb/s is required, before things look a bit blurry. I do have an OTA EyeTV setup, with a 1080p monitor, and I can quite easily see the bitrates. Ironically, I've taken to streaming my PBS shows, because although my downstream bandwidth is a mere fraction of a full ATSC stream, the image quality is far superior to what is possible with a 9 Mb/s "720p" sub channel. For Bluray, 25 Mb/s AVC is very common, and that doesn't include the lossless audio. It's in another league entirely, provided that the grain hasn't been scrubbed out of existence. (Pan's Labyrinth isn't realistic, though it is shiny)
More efficient coding standards may help cut the bandwidth requirements quite severely, but at a certain point, you'll have to decide that you just don't care about image quality. And that sort of attitude won't sell 4k screens.
It's quite obvious-- the decadence of the west, and the unwillingness of its peoples to embrace the joy that is to found in submission to a particular brand of monotheism, can only be properly understood by blaming the Jews, who through the banks and Hollywood, control the world. This also explains why an ordinary office tower bearing the name "World Trade Center" became a target. To truly understand, you must leave rationality behind, and embrace the conspiracy.
Why are mobile phones even part of this discussion? A mobile phone, or a tablet only needs so much resolution before the pixels start melting into eye candy. A computer monitor, on the other hand, gives you more space to arrange your windows, at the expense of less eye candy. It's a different rationale all together.
It is handy to see all of your emails while browsing the web. And Farmville's full screen mode, IIRC, does display more of the grid on higher resolution monitors.
But I have a feeling that the antipathy towards lower resolution screens come from the "HD" crze where resolving anything less than a bluray is considered déclassé.
One is the the internet, the second is every newspaper is simply recycling stories from UPI, Reuters, and AFP
For the most part, the New York Times doesn't recycle wire service stories. That's part of their charm. Neither does the Washington Post, (but I prefer the Times). There are a lot of papers out there who rely on wire services for anything that's not local news-- and those papers are probably unsustainable.
What's the range of your charger? I've got an inexpensive oral-b, and although there are no electrical wires or contacts per se, the toothbrush still has to be mounted on the little plastic protrusion on the charging base.
A few states, such as Australia and the UK have such a thing as corporate manslaughter. Not every murderer acts on his own initiative, sometimes he has his employer's interests at heart. UK version
Ooh, National Security. Convenient excuse, that. Stratford should have paid attention to securing it's own shit instead of crying to the FBI. Oh well. At least their reputation is in the gutter where it belongs.
That's Horrifying. Some children, because of intellectual disabilities, are, regrettably, not able to regurgitate the correct answers to the test questions. But quite a few individuals with physical disabilities are quite intelligent. I have cerebral palsy, but could probably do quite well on these sorts of tests, even without a decent education. My concern is that, in an effort to boost scores among a particular subgroup of the population, kids like me would be relegated to an educational experience that fails to prepare them for college and grad school.
In this country, executives get paid for performance-- or at least for tweaking the stock price. Unions, with their incessant demands for decent working conditions, interfere with the creation of totemic representations of shareholder value.
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For regular blockbusters, 70mm releases were fairly common.
For plotless films, IMAX was truly spectacular.
Provided, of course, that compression doesn't render the whole 4k thing moot. At the local sports bar, the football pitch looks like a very blotchy quilt of neon green.
OTA gives 19 Mbps to each channel, usually split into 3 stations. So 20 for a single 4x channel sounds about right.
OTA uses MPEG-2, and (in my experience) for a good, decent 1080i signal, between 12-15 Mb/s is required, before things look a bit blurry. I do have an OTA EyeTV setup, with a 1080p monitor, and I can quite easily see the bitrates.
Ironically, I've taken to streaming my PBS shows, because although my downstream bandwidth is a mere fraction of a full ATSC stream, the image quality is far superior to what is possible with a 9 Mb/s "720p" sub channel.
For Bluray, 25 Mb/s AVC is very common, and that doesn't include the lossless audio. It's in another league entirely, provided that the grain hasn't been scrubbed out of existence. (Pan's Labyrinth isn't realistic, though it is shiny)
More efficient coding standards may help cut the bandwidth requirements quite severely, but at a certain point, you'll have to decide that you just don't care about image quality. And that sort of attitude won't sell 4k screens.
"Plus?"
I've also used terminals where the enter key was underneath the shift key. Ah, LOCIS, you were so much cooler than the other interface.
CPU model numbers are fine.
i3 i5 i7.
Biger has more power.
220, 3470 etc... bigger is more power.
Quick, hotshot! Which has more power, a 5450,or a 4870?A 2700K, or a 3470?
Is this some sort of role playing exercise? "Imagine you don't know how to program?"
Apparently soldiers in the marine corps are easily offended
It's quite obvious-- the decadence of the west, and the unwillingness of its peoples to embrace the joy that is to found in submission to a particular brand of monotheism, can only be properly understood by blaming the Jews, who through the banks and Hollywood, control the world. This also explains why an ordinary office tower bearing the name "World Trade Center" became a target. To truly understand, you must leave rationality behind, and embrace the conspiracy.
Why are mobile phones even part of this discussion? A mobile phone, or a tablet only needs so much resolution before the pixels start melting into eye candy. A computer monitor, on the other hand, gives you more space to arrange your windows, at the expense of less eye candy. It's a different rationale all together.
It is handy to see all of your emails while browsing the web. And Farmville's full screen mode, IIRC, does display more of the grid on higher resolution monitors.
But I have a feeling that the antipathy towards lower resolution screens come from the "HD" crze where resolving anything less than a bluray is considered déclassé.
Hypatia was murdered by Christians in Alexandria.
my tablet is 4:3. 2048*1536. Or 3:4, depending on I hold it.
I'm going to ask you to show your work.
You could always try The Daily Mail A surprising number of people outside the UK think it's a real newspaper.
Traditionally, newspapers survived on advertising-- local advertising. The internet ripped apart this cushy model.
One is the the internet, the second is every newspaper is simply recycling stories from UPI, Reuters, and AFP
For the most part, the New York Times doesn't recycle wire service stories. That's part of their charm. Neither does the Washington Post, (but I prefer the Times). There are a lot of papers out there who rely on wire services for anything that's not local news-- and those papers are probably unsustainable.
that's Scotland. They'll be going away soon., leaving England with only pain, misery, and despair.
That's how it works - more or less - in the PC space
Exactly. If I want to run Microsoft Office on FreeBSD on the new MacBookPro, it's hassle free. Everything just works.
What's the range of your charger? I've got an inexpensive oral-b, and although there are no electrical wires or contacts per se, the toothbrush still has to be mounted on the little plastic protrusion on the charging base.
A few states, such as Australia and the UK have such a thing as corporate manslaughter. Not every murderer acts on his own initiative, sometimes he has his employer's interests at heart. UK version
Ooh, National Security. Convenient excuse, that. Stratford should have paid attention to securing it's own shit instead of crying to the FBI. Oh well. At least their reputation is in the gutter where it belongs.
if you're using a P90 to encode video, it'll be unusable for a week.
That's Horrifying. Some children, because of intellectual disabilities, are, regrettably, not able to regurgitate the correct answers to the test questions. But quite a few individuals with physical disabilities are quite intelligent. I have cerebral palsy, but could probably do quite well on these sorts of tests, even without a decent education. My concern is that, in an effort to boost scores among a particular subgroup of the population, kids like me would be relegated to an educational experience that fails to prepare them for college and grad school.
In this country, executives get paid for performance-- or at least for tweaking the stock price. Unions, with their incessant demands for decent working conditions, interfere with the creation of totemic representations of shareholder value.
perhaps you meant "smaller than epsilon". Or are you suggesting that the system has a " negative fault capacity"?
A rotten borough with no poll tax and five million voters? It's hardly New Romney or Old Sarum.