D1 for example and another specific to government work. Both can record audio/video as well as data. As a video editor it's great because you can backup your media as well as your data as quick as lightning.
But if you want to spend slightly less than a hundred grand on a tape format that is essentially dead, you'll want something else.
DVC-PRO is becomming pupular (translation: cheap) in spite of its inferior compression algorhythm (read: flaimbait) it would be a nice candidate for such a solution.
We have a chance to re-work the very idea of a window manager/application platform and what GUI do we use? KDE- designed with a look at feel suspiciously close to Win9x. START menu anyone? And GNOME is just as bad- even slower than KDE on my machine.
We say we want to revolutionize the user experience, but when it comes right down to it, we're out of ideas.
It's time to face up to the truth here. We (and by that I mean all of us) have failed as developers and consumers of application platforms.
First take an established novel/film franchise and photocopy the script. Add no more than three additional scenes and take out a great deal of drama and character development- as well as any pesky inner-dialogue.
Begin shooting. Cut together the dailies and find that the show will run short- very short.
Have the actors talk slower. Hire Bill Hurt to slip into a coma on camera.
Lengthy landscape shots eat up loads of time (See: Prince of the City), but they are expensive.
If the actors refuse to speak more slowly, run the footage at a lower fps.
The two-hour season premiere of Dawson's Creek was awesome last night. I was a little confused, what with all the worms and 'thopters and all. But I know tv-style framing and tv-quality effects when I see them.
I hear they spent three whole months on the post-production and it shows!
The WB has never seen anything like this before. Take that, 7th Heaven!
You'll see a special screen where you can write off damn near anything!
I often use my Id godcodes which allow me to instantly acquire all the color-coded passkeys. Since I work in a futuristic office complex, this is very helpful. It used to take me over an hour to get access to the washroom.
Great another subscription cost every month. Another method of distilling an industry down to five or six players. Another way to fix something that ain't broke until it is.
The old maxims:
Concentrated power=bad
Distributed power=good
But what about power distributed to the point where it is completely ineffectual, but at the same time (due to its democratic nature) holds a great deal of credibility? You have the United Nations, a body which passed the Universal Declaration of Human rights back in the 1940's and has yet to develop any real teeth for it.
Mr. Dictator, sir? Please stop mutilating your own people in a desperate bid to hold on to power.
Laws without enforcement or the will of enforcement are worse than no laws at all. If ICANN is the United Nations, then we can do what we have always done: ignore them.
Will history remember the open-source phenomenon like it has communism: as a short-lived farce?
Like most of you, visiting family over this holiday season meant a lot of swearing at the television. Here are some clippings I found that you may find interesting or amusing.
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But what can we make of the feudal system of open-source? Sure, it's a better way to make software. But a lot of great ideas go uncompensated.
Some get rich while others work their tails off for an ideal and make just enough to live- or nothing at all.
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all spam all the time...
But if you want to spend slightly less than a hundred grand on a tape format that is essentially dead, you'll want something else.
DVC-PRO is becomming pupular (translation: cheap) in spite of its inferior compression algorhythm (read: flaimbait) it would be a nice candidate for such a solution.
i am such a ho
In that case, half of my Mac software qualifies. Dammit! I paid full price for that crap.
How long until Dreamcast stuff fits the definition? Oh, wait. I don't own one- so it must not.
Pinochet Stages Violent Coups At Nursing Home
messages from other worlds
Ming The Merciless on the election situation
Gore takes his case beyond the Supreme Court - to the Hall of Justice...
But there are many other problems, features Sony promised that never made the final product.
Although the PS2 does toast bread, it does not do so evenly. And often crumbs become stuck in the heat sink, causing over-toasting.
Even if you are at sea, the PS2 cannot officiate a wedding ceremony.
keep repeating that until the shaking stops
find out what Ming The Merciless thinks about Election2000
We say we want to revolutionize the user experience, but when it comes right down to it, we're out of ideas.
It's time to face up to the truth here. We (and by that I mean all of us) have failed as developers and consumers of application platforms.
Who needs SDI when you have a space-based cancer weapon? It works something like the sattelite laser from Real Genius only much, much slower.
Ridiculopathy.com: Our rejected plan to use it in a bid for world domination
"You're turning into a penguin. Stop it."
The spaceship with the new reactionless drive flew into the air exactly the way that potatoes don't.
Remember to read the New Post Office Plan
we're really sorry about yesterday's outage- let us explain.
The original was inaccurate and goofy. But in spite of the cheesy Toto soundtrack, it was at least entertaining.
I never thought anyone could make the first book look as dull as books 2 and 3.
explaining yesterday's site outage...
- First take an established novel/film franchise and photocopy the script. Add no more than three additional scenes and take out a great deal of drama and character development- as well as any pesky inner-dialogue.
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Begin shooting. Cut together the dailies and find that the show will run short- very short.
-
Have the actors talk slower. Hire Bill Hurt to slip into a coma on camera.
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Lengthy landscape shots eat up loads of time (See: Prince of the City), but they are expensive.
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If the actors refuse to speak more slowly, run the footage at a lower fps.
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Sell the DVDs before anyone sees a frame of it.
the sleeper must awaken!I hear they spent three whole months on the post-production and it shows!
The WB has never seen anything like this before. Take that, 7th Heaven!
www.ridiculopathy.com
You'll see a special screen where you can write off damn near anything!
I often use my Id godcodes which allow me to instantly acquire all the color-coded passkeys. Since I work in a futuristic office complex, this is very helpful. It used to take me over an hour to get access to the washroom.
Gameshark Marriage/Parenting Codes!
i don't know- i'm just stupid. Don't look at me!
Wakawaka.
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Oh, well.
More stuff I don't quite get
aw, screw it
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Concentrated power=bad
Distributed power=good
But what about power distributed to the point where it is completely ineffectual, but at the same time (due to its democratic nature) holds a great deal of credibility? You have the United Nations, a body which passed the Universal Declaration of Human rights back in the 1940's and has yet to develop any real teeth for it.
Mr. Dictator, sir? Please stop mutilating your own people in a desperate bid to hold on to power.
Laws without enforcement or the will of enforcement are worse than no laws at all. If ICANN is the United Nations, then we can do what we have always done: ignore them.
Will history remember the open-source phenomenon like it has communism: as a short-lived farce?
www.ridiculopathy.com
Nothing Of Significance Occurring Outside of Palm Beach County
Nixon Throws Hat- and Most of Left Arm Into Ring
President Congeniality
Florida To Media: "...But Will You Still Respect Me?"
Tips For Living: How To Avoid Arguing About The Election
"Election2000 Solition" by Me, Ming The Merciless
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take off, hosers!