Recent experimentations with tv tuner cards
have shown that quality captured and encoded
through s-video or composite channel, is
close or equal to as the one on original cd.
There havent been any talks about how someone
will prevent this sort of piracy.
So you are assuming that each second has
31709.792 cycles. I am not sure
if the same rules apply to transmission of quanta of magnetic flux so you may be a bit wrong there.
I disagree with this. We have actually built
complete ordering and tracking systems solely in perl. If the organization defines the standards
which have to be followed then the readability,
standardization and maintanibility as well
as testing and Q.A can be performed without
any major difficulties in any language. Object
oriented features and mechanisms in perl follow the OO principles, it is people who dont bother reading documentation that wind up saying java or pascal are better just because that is the enviroment they are used to working with.
I think you are missing the whole point. There
are obvious reasons why programmers dont
crimp cat 5 cables, and there are obvious
reasons why sys admins dont work on full
life cycle project development, start
mixing stuff, and you ll end up in a mess.
Segreggation is important.
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Recent experimentations with tv tuner cards have shown that quality captured and encoded through s-video or composite channel, is close or equal to as the one on original cd. There havent been any talks about how someone will prevent this sort of piracy.
So you are assuming that each second has 31709.792 cycles. I am not sure if the same rules apply to transmission of quanta of magnetic flux so you may be a bit wrong there.
I disagree with this. We have actually built complete ordering and tracking systems solely in perl. If the organization defines the standards which have to be followed then the readability, standardization and maintanibility as well as testing and Q.A can be performed without any major difficulties in any language. Object oriented features and mechanisms in perl follow the OO principles, it is people who dont bother reading documentation that wind up saying java or pascal are better just because that is the enviroment they are used to working with.
I think you are missing the whole point. There are obvious reasons why programmers dont crimp cat 5 cables, and there are obvious reasons why sys admins dont work on full life cycle project development, start mixing stuff, and you ll end up in a mess. Segreggation is important.