Ultimately, you can just output the video to a low resolution flat panel, and use a very high resolution digital video camera to re-record it. If you afterprocess it properly, there should be exactly zero quality loss.
There's always a work around, for example you could do something silly like reducing your RAM to 32 megs and then putting your swap file on one of those "two IDE cable" disks and then read the pixel data out of the swap file using another computer.
If you're going to try to randomly repeat what smart people once said, at least try to get it right.
Remember the tuna sandwich rule: When you eat a tuna sandwich, you profit in energy. If this wasn't true, people would die of starvation eating tuna sandwiches.
If a major company like those listed doesn't have dedicated employees to deal with spam problems and *nothing else*, that company should be globally blacklisted until they hire such personel.
A new Dell laptop *will not go out the door at Dell* until every single feature they want to advertise it has works fine with Windows. Linux developers then have to play catch up figuring out what versions of what hardware Dell decided to include *this* time and tweaking the drivers to work with that. Unless the laptop *comes with Linux on it* or Dell claims that all the features work with Linux, you can't be suprised when random wireless hardware X doesn't work well with Linux.
Your bank will have no trouble cashing a check made out by Michael Stiel of the X-Box Linux project, who himself got a check from this "Anonymous Doner" which *did* have his name and signature on it.
If you have a number for a guy like Al Capone, I'd like to have it. Flying all the way to Louisiana myself when a trained professional can do it just doesn't seem worth it.
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If you go Golf Club, Football, Baseball Bat, Soccer Ball, etc...., probably far more frequently than they kill each other with guns.
Note to previous post: The term is "Kop Klubbers".
Ultimately, you can just output the video to a low resolution flat panel, and use a very high resolution digital video camera to re-record it. If you afterprocess it properly, there should be exactly zero quality loss.
There's always a work around, for example you could do something silly like reducing your RAM to 32 megs and then putting your swap file on one of those "two IDE cable" disks and then read the pixel data out of the swap file using another computer.
Then it's still feeding pixel data to the display driver, where it's in RAM, where it can be snooped.
Unrelated.
Requesting that someone not speak because their stupidity offends me is far from censoring them.
Don't post.
I'm suprised you managed to figure out how to do it to begin with.
Note how it increases by a factor of nearly *fifty* between the results for 19099 and 19100...
Say it's a cable with tensile strength X. Say that the walker can exert 500X force with it's hydrolics.
Now, note the direction that the walker has to push in order to break the cables, and note the direction the hydrolics are actually set up to push.
This is a simple case of leverage, the cable wins.
If you're going to try to randomly repeat what smart people once said, at least try to get it right.
Remember the tuna sandwich rule: When you eat a tuna sandwich, you profit in energy. If this wasn't true, people would die of starvation eating tuna sandwiches.
Yea - that would kick ass. It would take me all of 20 minutes to make sure that *my* car had airbags, and then only *other* people would get zapped...
Umm... If in building a building, it is built such that a couple of kicks will make it fall down, it's not the kicker who should get his ass kicked.
You call me a pasifist again and I'll kick your ass.
One word:
TECO
Complain to tech support "Your site doesn't work" and then not be able to view the site until it is fixed.
He meant 2e9 which expands as 2 * (10 ^ 9)
Well, unless you want to use up to date english grammer rules where the period goes *outside* of the quotes.
http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ should be a good start...
If a major company like those listed doesn't have dedicated employees to deal with spam problems and *nothing else*, that company should be globally blacklisted until they hire such personel.
Until Linux is the most commonly used operating system out there you won't see the level of peripheral compatibility you seem to want.
A new Dell laptop *will not go out the door at Dell* until every single feature they want to advertise it has works fine with Windows. Linux developers then have to play catch up figuring out what versions of what hardware Dell decided to include *this* time and tweaking the drivers to work with that. Unless the laptop *comes with Linux on it* or Dell claims that all the features work with Linux, you can't be suprised when random wireless hardware X doesn't work well with Linux.
Your bank will have no trouble cashing a check made out by Michael Stiel of the X-Box Linux project, who himself got a check from this "Anonymous Doner" which *did* have his name and signature on it.
If you have a number for a guy like Al Capone, I'd like to have it. Flying all the way to Louisiana myself when a trained professional can do it just doesn't seem worth it.
The slashdot effect has a big advantage:
- Everyone who sees something on slashdot *will* have a computer, an internet connection, and an open web browser.
Why the hell would you want to retrain yourself to be better at coding for purpoises other than writing programs?
That makes absolutely no sense.
If Microsoft is going to be split into three companies, it should be split as follows:
1: Microsoft Games
Xbox, WinCE, Joysticks/Mice, Office
2: Microsoft Home
Windows XP, Works, MSN
3: Microsoft Enterprise
Windows 2000, IIS, Visual Studio