According to the site: Onto this diminutive cassette the Micro MV standard manages to fit 60 minutes of video, by using an MPEG-2 data stream with a 12 megabit per second data rate, versus the 25 megabits per second of normal DV.
Realistically, you cant throw a 30 gig drive on, because it's bigger than the rest of the camera, and their "smallest DV recorder in the world" claim goes out the window. That's probably the biggest factor.
If you want more specs, there's some below from sony's site:
money comes from offering what others dont already have. when everything is open source and requires little knowledge to use it (ie: linux, sourceforge, etc), there is no opportunity to make money! eventually people will realize that.
and had you read the security report instead of trying to karma whore your anti microsoft propaganda (nonsense, by the way), you'd realize the problem is that a malicious website can read and modify cookies... it has nothing to do with firewalls, scanners, or opening attachments. It has everything to do with being smart about how you manage cookies, and what sites you allow to run scripts (i turn them [active scripting/scripts] off for everything except common sites like, for instance, hotmail).
If you have no sensitive data in your cookies (and you shouldnt anyway, come on, common sense), you've got nothing to worry about.
As for the "dont use windows if you dont have to"... i submit to you a concept of "use the best tool for the job"... and until LINUX or other unix can read, write, understand all the file formats in the MS Office suite (star/open office isnt close yet. period. it's not worth using) and show me a fast loading browser that doesnt crash (mozilla's getting close, not quite there yet), I'm going to use windows on every desktop I own, and leave Unix for the servers, where it belongs.
yea, that's a flaw of me copying it out of a window that was maximized at 1024x768, and then pasting it into an easy editor... simple mistake, but still readable.
True, but you can also put together something that looks nice (in a small form factor case: BookPC for example) that also has quality stereo/video/tv output for a lot less money.
You're right. You can. I can. My friends can. My mom cant. My dad could, but wouldnt. My friends' parents probably cant. The difference between you and the rest of society is substantial: Just because the people on/. CAN build a computer to do what this does does NOT imply that the rest of society can, nor would they care to, as the result wouldnt look as good as the HP model.
I'm not sure about the gnutella remark, but it seems possible.
The machine does have some sort of built in networking ability, possibly to grab mp3's off of a home computer, but according to their specs (see my other post), it also works with your (non aol / non free ) ISP to access the internet. This seems to imply to me that there COULD be some sort of filesharing built in. I guess you'd have to buy one to be sure.
if you look at my other post, I posted the tech specs... I looked at them for quite a while, and the OS isnt listed. HOWEVER, it does say that the box will not work with aol and certain free isp's, which leads me to believe it is NOT windows based, so, i'd assume linux, or some hack of HP UX, since that's developed in house? .
Slashdot Mirror
here ....
i'll give it a chance, i suppose, but if the first sucks, as i suspect it might, i'll never watch it again
According to the site:
Onto this diminutive cassette the Micro MV standard manages to fit 60 minutes of video, by using an MPEG-2 data stream with a 12 megabit per second data rate, versus the 25 megabits per second of normal DV.
Realistically, you cant throw a 30 gig drive on, because it's bigger than the rest of the camera, and their "smallest DV recorder in the world" claim goes out the window. That's probably the biggest factor.
If you want more specs, there's some below from sony's site:
General
Zoom 120x / 20x Digital, 10x Optical
F 1.7 - 2.3
f (Focal Distance) 2.3 - 23 mm
f (35mm Conversion) Camera 44 - 440 mm
f (35mm Conversion) Memory 44 - 440 mm
CCD 1/6" 800,000 pixel
Filter Diameter 30 mm
Minimum Illumination 7 lux
Shutter Speed 1/3 - 1/600 (Program AE, Slow shutter)
Still Recording modes on MS Fine, Standard (VGA, JPEG)
Mpeg Movie AD modes on MS Light, Standard, Fine, Superfine (MPEG1)
Memory Mix modes 4
Program AE modes 6
Fader Effects 7
Picture Effects 8
Digital Picture Effects 6
Viewfinder Colour
LCD 2.5" 211,000 pixel
Weight 310 g (without tape & battery)
Dimensions (WxHxD) 47 x 103 x 80 mm
Approximate Continuous Recording Time (LCD 0ff)
NPFF50 80 min
NPFF70 170 min
Network Function
Bluetooth Standard Ver 1.1
Email SMTP, POP3
Web Browser
HTML HTML3.2, Frame. JavaScript, SSL (V2/3)
Image GIF, JPEG, XBM, PNG
how many times do we need to see michael posting YRO articles after the censorware.org debacle?
do you, like me, have
WARM BAWLS
the people want to know!
and the open source component of microsoft is?
oh wait.
shared source isnt open.
money comes from offering what others dont already have. when everything is open source and requires little knowledge to use it (ie: linux, sourceforge, etc), there is no opportunity to make money! eventually people will realize that.
only fucking nerds use irc
stop planning in #porn and go find a real hobby, like scratching my
WARM BAWLS
i'm sorry, but apparently my warm bawls came before your naked and petrified natalie portman.
perhaps you should have more hot grits, to keep you in first posting shape?
is this my second time to say.....
that i have
WARM BAWLS
i got first post
you s|_|x0r
i r0x0r
that is all, feel free to blow me now.
sad, isnt it? it's a shame you dont see some good ol' unix holes on /. more...
4 /insecurities.html?page=1#xin
4 /insecurities.html?page=1#gnu
4 /insecurities.html?page=1#sol
/ 04 /insecurities.html?page=1#opehttp://linux.oreillyn et.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09/04/insecurities.html?pa ge=1#ope
/ 05 /insecurities.html#synhttp://linux.oreillynet.com/ pub/a/linux/2001/11/05/insecurities.html#syn
/ 05 /insecurities.html#webhttp://linux.oreillynet.com/ pub/a/linux/2001/11/05/insecurities.html#web
5 /insecurities.html#rpm
5 /insecurities.html#net
5 /insecurities.html#scp
9 /insecurities.html#lqu
/ 29 /insecurities.html#sshhttp://linux.oreillynet.com/ pub/a/linux/2001/10/29/insecurities.html#ssh
9 /insecurities.html#red
9 /insecurities.html#ipt
9 /insecurities.html#mod
but then again, I suppose I can start that out...
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09/0
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09/0
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09/0
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/09
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/11
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/11
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/11/0
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/11/0
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/11/0
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/10/2
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/10
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/10/2
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/10/2
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2001/10/2
ah, yea, there's a lot more, this is just a few weeks worth...
and had you read the security report instead of trying to karma whore your anti microsoft propaganda (nonsense, by the way), you'd realize the problem is that a malicious website can read and modify cookies ... it has nothing to do with firewalls, scanners, or opening attachments. It has everything to do with being smart about how you manage cookies, and what sites you allow to run scripts (i turn them [active scripting/scripts] off for everything except common sites like, for instance, hotmail).
... i submit to you a concept of "use the best tool for the job" ... and until LINUX or other unix can read, write, understand all the file formats in the MS Office suite (star/open office isnt close yet. period. it's not worth using) and show me a fast loading browser that doesnt crash (mozilla's getting close, not quite there yet), I'm going to use windows on every desktop I own, and leave Unix for the servers, where it belongs.
If you have no sensitive data in your cookies (and you shouldnt anyway, come on, common sense), you've got nothing to worry about.
As for the "dont use windows if you dont have to"
frost pist?
frosty piss is bad. its a common side effect of having
WARM BAWLS.
from apple's site: 6.5 oz (185 g) (link here)
...
the hard drive, specifically, is just under 2 oz (link here)
yea, that's a flaw of me copying it out of a window that was maximized at 1024x768, and then pasting it into an easy editor... simple mistake, but still readable.
for those who prefer text over .pdf or .doc, try here ....
that is all.
no more text, you can stop reading.
True, but you can also put together something that looks nice (in a small form factor case: BookPC for example) that also has quality stereo/video/tv output for a lot less money.
You're right. You can. I can. My friends can. My mom cant. My dad could, but wouldnt. My friends' parents probably cant. The difference between you and the rest of society is substantial: Just because the people on
I'm not sure about the gnutella remark, but it seems possible.
The machine does have some sort of built in networking ability, possibly to grab mp3's off of a home computer, but according to their specs (see my other post), it also works with your (non aol / non free ) ISP to access the internet. This seems to imply to me that there COULD be some sort of filesharing built in. I guess you'd have to buy one to be sure.
if you look at my other post, I posted the tech specs... I looked at them for quite a while, and the OS isnt listed. HOWEVER, it does say that the box will not work with aol and certain free isp's, which leads me to believe it is NOT windows based, so, i'd assume linux, or some hack of HP UX, since that's developed in house? .
The tech specs are here (pdf)
.....
in case anyone's curious
Hello Jamie,
Please mod me down to -2, annoying.
Thanks.
do not click that link. it contains a redirect to a picture of a torn anus.
thanks.
Mr. Dead Fart Warrior,
Although your cause is noble, I am afraid that you have mistakenly typed the wrong email address. Please replace this with the original.
Thanks for your time and patience.
the link above, although it points to a sourceforge page, redirects to goatse.cx ....
/. free of goatse.cx
do not let simple redirects like these fool you.
- Keeping
do NOT click that link, as it has a page with the pictures from goatse.cx on it.
/. free of goatse.cx
- Keeping