I also think that H.265 could find its way to satellite TV broadcasting, because its lower bandwidth requirements for 720p/1080i resolution video means they can add in more channels per satellite.
You might be waiting a while. We're still stuck with MPEG2 for our SD channels, over DVB-T and DVB-S.
Don't forget how he changed cars every six months (same model, different car) so he never had to have a licence plate and could park in disabled bays with impunity.
That was pivotal to Sourcecode. If you haven't seen it, you should--it is actually a quite brilliant contribution to the sci-fi genre.
That movie annoyed me. No-one seemed to give a crap about the guy Jake Gyllenhal leapt into (it was pretty Quantum Leap-y) who is now for all intensive porpoises dead. It was otherwise okay though.
You can play it for comedy, eg one of the better time travel scenes is in the Bill and Ted movie where they and the bad guy keep going back to trump each other's move.
My favourite bit is that Ted (or is it Bill? Keanu Reeves) introduces Rufus as Rufus to his younger self. Rufus never gives his name.
What I hate about drop-down menus (on Windows, at least, it's presuambly doable on some Linux distro) is that you can't click an option and keep the menu open. If you've got four options to tick three levels down, it gets dull quick.
How is "security practices" a case of a noun modifying a verb? If the word "security" wasn't there, "practices" is clearly a noun, so why does it suddenly become a verb when you stick "security" in front of it?
Let's ask Google:
+"security practises" About 10,200 results
+"security practices" About 1,070,000 results
Slashdot Mirror
you can't do an exact convert and add false precision to the statement...
Evidently you can.
And then Benedict Arnold discovered his love of Doctor Who, and the rest is history.
I also think that H.265 could find its way to satellite TV broadcasting, because its lower bandwidth requirements for 720p/1080i resolution video means they can add in more channels per satellite.
You might be waiting a while. We're still stuck with MPEG2 for our SD channels, over DVB-T and DVB-S.
Einstein's theory of special relativity
That'll teach him for not dying first.
Don't forget how he changed cars every six months (same model, different car) so he never had to have a licence plate and could park in disabled bays with impunity.
You should go to Jamaica and become a limbo dancer.
(or do I need to explain that joke as well?)
A bit over-literal, perhaps?
It's "milestone Thursday." Like "jello Tuesday."
That was pivotal to Sourcecode. If you haven't seen it, you should--it is actually a quite brilliant contribution to the sci-fi genre.
That movie annoyed me. No-one seemed to give a crap about the guy Jake Gyllenhal leapt into (it was pretty Quantum Leap-y) who is now for all intensive porpoises dead. It was otherwise okay though.
You can play it for comedy, eg one of the better time travel scenes is in the Bill and Ted movie where they and the bad guy keep going back to trump each other's move.
My favourite bit is that Ted (or is it Bill? Keanu Reeves) introduces Rufus as Rufus to his younger self. Rufus never gives his name.
So you've got time to come to Slashdot and write a hundred words of Mars Rover internal monologue, but you're too awesome to read a webcomic?
Paleontologist Jack Horner
There's a clue there.
Now, in each letter, the from address and the to address are open in the public.
Is a from address mandatory in the US?
An appropriate moment from the Simpsons:
"We're here! We're queer! Get used to it!"
Lisa: "We are used to it. You do this every year."
What I hate about drop-down menus (on Windows, at least, it's presuambly doable on some Linux distro) is that you can't click an option and keep the menu open. If you've got four options to tick three levels down, it gets dull quick.
But that does seem a pretty small sample size to be drawing such conclusions, to be fair.
The number of women in that group was one-third of what one would expect based on female representation in the life sciences
So, no.
How is "security practices" a case of a noun modifying a verb? If the word "security" wasn't there, "practices" is clearly a noun, so why does it suddenly become a verb when you stick "security" in front of it?
Let's ask Google:
+"security practises" About 10,200 results
+"security practices" About 1,070,000 results
The political folks want to keep the get out the vote code closed source
Did he deserve to die, or are you happy with 50 years jail?
What do those questions have to do with the GP's post?
(That'll teach me to post to Slashdot when I'm sorting out my Mingus!)
Stop doing that or it'll fall off.
Will Microsoft Will Sell Off Its Entertainment Division?
C'mooooooon, ffs.
Well duh. For that you'd need two tubes^H^H^H^H^Hcables.
As does ignorance to the informed.