I only see 3 or 4 movies per year; Episode 3 will not be among them.
And of course, as such a HUGE fan of movies, you are obviously capable of discerning a good one from a bad one.
I took the Data Processing test at an academic contest one year in high school. They asked us to write an algorithm that converted decimal to Hex. Except the examples they used were converting decimal to binary. So I wrote the decimal-binary conversion, assuming it was a typo. I got third place.
The next year, I took the test again. The same question was on it. This time, I pointed out that Hex was not binary, then wrote both algorithms. I won.
I still have no idea whether it was a typo, or a trick question.
I have gotten my last two jobs PRIMARILY because I graduated from the school I graduated from, not because I had any skills, 'cause I didn't, at least not in the field I was going into.
You know, I've tried to read that book like six times. I get a hundred pages in and my head hurts so much I slide it back under my bed for another six months.
The "sonic boom" is the sound of the supersonic plane's shock wave as it passes along the ground. This shock wave is present throughout the time the plane is supersonic.
Of course, this will probably be the same product by then.
You didn't think Sony was going to let Microsoft push them around any longer than they had to, did you?
This is a pretty good idea. It'd be almost impossible to do live, though, due to the amount of planning involved.
Something else I just thought about: you would be sure to have links from blogs outside "your" community. It would be quite interesting to see the effect your characters have on those works.
Except that Memento relied on the backwards flow to tell the story. If you watched each scene in the right order, it would have been a pretty dumb movie.
He's proposing more of a "random-access" story.
I think the point of this technique is to correct for this unwanted stereo effect.
Of course, I won't know 'till I read the article, and who does that?
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Title says it all, unfortunately.
Of course, nothing happens out here anyway, so who needs local channels?
Whether this is the right strategy is a different question.
No, really. I'm taking the test next week.
You forgot the getting shot at.
He didn't see them, and said so during the initial questioning.
I only see 3 or 4 movies per year; Episode 3 will not be among them. And of course, as such a HUGE fan of movies, you are obviously capable of discerning a good one from a bad one.
All this offshore stuff is more about the machine than the man, and is therefore very boring.
I was right, though, and someday they'll realize it.
Anybody need a project manager with a backbone?
The next year, I took the test again. The same question was on it. This time, I pointed out that Hex was not binary, then wrote both algorithms. I won.
I still have no idea whether it was a typo, or a trick question.
Using the DMCA here is kinda lame, though.
Anyway, the issue is not that they're back so much as THIS IS WHAT THEY HAD TO DO to be back. Be suitably offended.
Lastly WE are not against anything. Remember that. You do not speak for me.
I have gotten my last two jobs PRIMARILY because I graduated from the school I graduated from, not because I had any skills, 'cause I didn't, at least not in the field I was going into.
Want really lame? Try operating the "simulator" you just drew on the chalkboard.
You know, I've tried to read that book like six times. I get a hundred pages in and my head hurts so much I slide it back under my bed for another six months.
The "sonic boom" is the sound of the supersonic plane's shock wave as it passes along the ground. This shock wave is present throughout the time the plane is supersonic.
Food 911 had a good show on this...
Of course, this will probably be the same product by then. You didn't think Sony was going to let Microsoft push them around any longer than they had to, did you?
This is a pretty good idea. It'd be almost impossible to do live, though, due to the amount of planning involved. Something else I just thought about: you would be sure to have links from blogs outside "your" community. It would be quite interesting to see the effect your characters have on those works.
Because he's a writer, not an animator.
Except that Memento relied on the backwards flow to tell the story. If you watched each scene in the right order, it would have been a pretty dumb movie. He's proposing more of a "random-access" story.
I don't see how this would help stenography. I'm sure it has applications in steganography, however.
I think the point of this technique is to correct for this unwanted stereo effect. Of course, I won't know 'till I read the article, and who does that?
MTV plays music? I thought all they had were commercials...
Finally. Joke code posted on Slashdot that I can read!