The plastic filter more or less only passes red light through. The normally bright blue light from a blue LED looks rather dim through the red plastic.
In the context of the document 3D means that documents exist not in a visible z plane, but in a 3rd TIME dimension. You're not going to need stereoscopic glasses to read your files. Just to be able to concieve that a filesystem can have a TIME dimension to it
So I can just seek ahead in time until I find my finished report? This guy's on to something.
Try this for highly dangerous capacitor experiments.
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Silly humans, still debating simple things like evolution, astrophysics, and whether Star Trek or Star Wars is better(non-geeks: read that as "penis size"); and yet you still wonder why alien civilizations haven't contacted you yet.
We're still grappling with the galactic pickle matrix.
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Sorry, that is Foghorn Leghorn.
That was a joke, son. Don't ya get it?
That's true. I'm not sure people recognize the gravity of this theft. :)
What, would a pun about some Apple PDA thingie have been better?
You had to set this thread topic in motion, didn't you?
Daddy, what are discrete components?
I agree. Next you'll see the headline 'Science: Earth round?' along with the "it's funny" foot icon.
Yeah, this article topic (compost) is pretty boring. Maybe someone thought it involved cloning, or our rights online.
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If I was making the decision, I would have put infradead or ultraviolent LEDs in the optical mice.
Let's see... 700nm would have to equal one pixel movement, right?
Not necessarily. The mouse resolution unit is called the "mickey". At least, that's how I learned it.
The plastic filter more or less only passes red light through. The normally bright blue light from a blue LED looks rather dim through the red plastic.
In the context of the document 3D means that documents exist not in a visible z plane, but in a 3rd TIME dimension. You're not going to need stereoscopic glasses to read your files. Just to be able to concieve that a filesystem can have a TIME dimension to it
So I can just seek ahead in time until I find my finished report? This guy's on to something.
TEN MINUTES of not responding oh a relatively new machine (2ghz P4, 1/2GB RAM) is NOT, by ANY means acceptable.
Well, damn, your computer is so fast it can finish an infinite loop in ten minutes.
As far as I know, the mp3s here are free. But many recordings are indeed copyrighted.
Also, in case anyone is interested in sheet music that fell out of copyright, check out this link.
You'll hear this:
"To win the game, you must kill me, John Romero."
Obviously a woman wrote it, knowing only questions, not answers.
Examples:
Where were you all night?
Why aren't these dishes done?
Is that perfume I smell?
Do these pants make me look fat?
Classy. I wonder if the computer animators got crafty and snuck in teapots? I think my eyes will hurt by the end of the movie if I try to find out...
That would be pretty damn cool, actually. Apparently a teapotahedron made an appearance in Toy Story.
Try this for highly dangerous capacitor experiments.
Silly humans, still debating simple things like evolution, astrophysics, and whether Star Trek or Star Wars is better(non-geeks: read that as "penis size"); and yet you still wonder why alien civilizations haven't contacted you yet.
We're still grappling with the galactic pickle matrix.
Uh... hm. What part of the dog did you get in your hot-dog?
I found the demos at www.256b.com to be very impressive. 256 byte graphics demos, coded in assembly of course.
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Your thesis is sound.
I agree. Man was that horrible. I could make better music by dropping a drum set down a Tibetan mountain side.
Isn't that what skinny puppy did? Sure sounded like it.
> May I use my scsi probe (old mac joke)
You mean the alternate scsi pronunciation that never caught on?
In other news, man invents the wheel!
Are you sure? Some poor guy? He probably did it JUST so he could get on slashdot.
Nice try! Trying to get a free ride in space!