If it was it failed miserably. The action wasn't intense. You could associate with the bad guys, and got to see things from their perspective, which made the movie perdictable and boring. If they had just kept the bad guys as the strong evil and mysterious type and kept the movie from jodie and the kids perspective it could have been a really scary movie. As it is the entire theater was laughing at supposed action scene and and noone was frightened at all.
...um... That's cutting off a large share of investors... but perhaps it's meant to solidify their position, as the investments higher and less likely to be bought and sold on a whim... still...
Doesn't this mean that this is going to take more proscessing power? I mean, I may be a bit off my bonkers, but won't this also be a costly changover? A new decoding chip for every player? Why not make the next shift encompass both technologies?
In my opinion the database houses more information then it needs. WHOIS shouldn't have all this information, the only way it can be used in the first place is to invade ones privacy. If their doing something illegal with their domain then they'll hide their names, if their not, then the information is useless to anyone with good intentions. If you want to know something about the person who owns a domain, go to their site and find a way to contact them and ask. It's our right to be anonymous if it so pleases us.
Grrr... congress will push for the whois to have valid data, and then make it "private" (private means only accessable to the government or those with money.) Big brother 0wnz j00.
It's all about tatics, Reffer to this
Use that as a guide and I'm sure you'll get a nice cushy job at a good college. All the best mathematicians do it man!;)
MP3 at 32 bit sounds so horrible it hurts my ears, but if it's for wireless technology I can see it's precidence. Really though, why would you try to outdo ogg? Personally I don't think bandwidth is the problem at the moment, the 3G networks will solve that (hopefully.) The problem is really with the devices themself. Battery life, useability, etc.
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..A good project for your computer science deparment ;o) Maybe one or two students in your class would have the interest/skills to make this program?
Well, I meant dilute, but hey, irony is irony.
Will it really delude all the evil though?
If it was it failed miserably. The action wasn't intense. You could associate with the bad guys, and got to see things from their perspective, which made the movie perdictable and boring. If they had just kept the bad guys as the strong evil and mysterious type and kept the movie from jodie and the kids perspective it could have been a really scary movie. As it is the entire theater was laughing at supposed action scene and and noone was frightened at all.
Just my luck, when it's the foggiest cloudiest night I've seen in two years something pretty happens.
Flaimbait my ass, harsh reality perhaps.
Funny, we kill aproximitly 20,000 species a year, is this supposed to be some sort of repentence, nasalga, or just plain shallow geekdom?
Doesn't this mean that this is going to take more proscessing power? I mean, I may be a bit off my bonkers, but won't this also be a costly changover? A new decoding chip for every player? Why not make the next shift encompass both technologies?
In my opinion the database houses more information then it needs. WHOIS shouldn't have all this information, the only way it can be used in the first place is to invade ones privacy. If their doing something illegal with their domain then they'll hide their names, if their not, then the information is useless to anyone with good intentions. If you want to know something about the person who owns a domain, go to their site and find a way to contact them and ask. It's our right to be anonymous if it so pleases us. Grrr... congress will push for the whois to have valid data, and then make it "private" (private means only accessable to the government or those with money.) Big brother 0wnz j00.
It's all about tatics, Reffer to this Use that as a guide and I'm sure you'll get a nice cushy job at a good college. All the best mathematicians do it man! ;)
Efficiency is good, not at the sacrifice of quality though. At least in my opinion.
MP3 at 32 bit sounds so horrible it hurts my ears, but if it's for wireless technology I can see it's precidence. Really though, why would you try to outdo ogg? Personally I don't think bandwidth is the problem at the moment, the 3G networks will solve that (hopefully.) The problem is really with the devices themself. Battery life, useability, etc.
Why that would be function over form!! ::Gasp::
Jobs would never go for it. ;)
A review of Duke Nukem: Forever is in order. That's coming out soon enough, right? Well... we can specualte at least and make some money...
Good point, but considering China I'll bet they might go for this, or a similar project.