Its intriguing that they produced the entire film in 30fps, and then discuss the technical difficulties of transferring it 24fps for film output. What technical/quality improvements could they gain by doing it all in 30 fps??
while such a vision for a unified network infrastructure is nice, realistically speaking, can we really expect everyone to migrate old proprietary networks to a new standard? while perhaps eventually this will happen merely because it will be necessitated, but I would bet
"but is it right to take a good product away from so many people who really do like it just because another company's product isn't taking over the market like they hoped it would?"
well you gotta admit...flash's interface is the closest thing to a straight up rip-off of Adobe's.
Yes, NF and LC are both owned by OSDN, as is Slashdot Are we forgetting that CowboyNeal and JonKatz are also owned by OSDN, two 'assets' that should be liquidated as soon as possible!?!
ehh..thanks for giving a correct reply to the prior posts. i don't have mod points so i can't hook you up any furhter, but compared to the posted under you, which should have been modded (Score, 5 Wrong) if anything, you certainly made saved my fingers from a beating!
jducoeur writes "So Hailstorm has died an unlamented death. But the demand for the idea of an information repository isn't going to go away -- users demand convenience, and this would be convenient. So here's a timely question looking for wild speculation: how would a truly secure, public data repository work? How would your data be stored? Would it be centralized or distributed? How would you grant access to specific elements within it? What would the business case for running such an archive be? Maybe if we can come up with a good design now, we can head off the next inevitable bad one..."
While you're at it, add common office apps, standard development tools, music players, and of course, p2p apps. this way we can "eliminate" the entire OS...or dare I say...the installation process???
well if quick and radix sort made it, you should definitely include odd-even and the "shear sort", they are incredibly fast parallel sorting algorithms,
"Odd-Even Transposition Sort is a parallel algorithm, with an worst case time of O(n), running on n processors. Its absolute speed up is O(log n), so its efficiency is O((log n)/n).
Shear Sort is a parallel algorithm, with an worst case time of O(n1/2 log n), running on n processors. Its absolute speed up is O(n1/2), so its efficiency is O(1/n1/2)." taken from here
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cmon, over a hundred dollars of sodium??
is there any reason this should be surprising??
Its intriguing that they produced the entire film in 30fps, and then discuss the technical difficulties of transferring it 24fps for film output. What technical/quality improvements could they gain by doing it all in 30 fps??
did anyone notice this:
"Fifty-year supply of McDonald's Big Mac value meal: $9,836,750."
That's insane. do the math. 9836750/(50*365*3) = $179.66 per meal.
money is good.
actually, anything other than RAMEN is good too..
actually, slashdot readers are a lossy medium
Helllooo...Passport?
while such a vision for a unified network infrastructure is nice, realistically speaking, can we really expect everyone to migrate old proprietary networks to a new standard? while perhaps eventually this will happen merely because it will be necessitated, but I would bet
What do you want to GNU today??
france sucks, england sucks, scotland sucks
the EU is aite tho
ever heard of POV RAY foo?!?!!
its mufkin free!!!
niggle on that!!
dude....you probably didn't even read the article...they're deadly FROGS, not TOADS...mods please mod this parent down down down!!!
if all your friends licked toad, would you lick it too??
"but is it right to take a good product away from so many people who really do like it just because another company's product isn't taking over the market like they hoped it would?"
well you gotta admit...flash's interface is the closest thing to a straight up rip-off of Adobe's.
btw, flash sucks.
Yes, NF and LC are both owned by OSDN, as is Slashdot
Are we forgetting that CowboyNeal and JonKatz are also owned by OSDN, two 'assets' that should be liquidated as soon as possible!?!
so we'll soon be seeing "strip windows", like strip poker, but better?!?!
"customers would probably love [staroffice] too. "
most customers only know ms office fooo
ehh..thanks for giving a correct reply to the prior posts. i don't have mod points so i can't hook you up any furhter, but compared to the posted under you, which should have been modded (Score, 5 Wrong) if anything, you certainly made saved my fingers from a beating!
quoted: "Intel should have been more like Coke or Pepsi and used their reputation to beat AMD at making essentially the same thing."
right --- just like how coke keeps its formula secret...
because its my birthday too...my presents range from extra W2s to ass whoopins!!
jducoeur writes "So Hailstorm has died an unlamented death. But the demand for the idea of an information repository isn't going to go away -- users demand convenience, and this would be convenient. So here's a timely question looking for wild speculation: how would a truly secure, public data repository work? How would your data be stored? Would it be centralized or distributed? How would you grant access to specific elements within it? What would the business case for running such an archive be? Maybe if we can come up with a good design now, we can head off the next inevitable bad one..."
While you're at it, add common office apps, standard development tools, music players, and of course, p2p apps. this way we can "eliminate" the entire OS...or dare I say...the installation process???
score one for the sand people!!
Microsoft forks its "Windows XP" OS line to the MacOS platform, noting the incredible similarities and common GUI-like system.
well if quick and radix sort made it, you should definitely include odd-even and the "shear sort", they are incredibly fast parallel sorting algorithms,
"Odd-Even Transposition Sort is a parallel algorithm, with an worst case time of O(n), running on n processors. Its absolute speed up is O(log n), so its efficiency is O((log n)/n).
Shear Sort is a parallel algorithm, with an worst case time of O(n1/2 log n), running on n processors. Its absolute speed up is O(n1/2), so its efficiency is O(1/n1/2)."
taken from here
man, if you have trouble with any version of windows, i don't know what you're doing trying to play with unix.
just stick to macs, they stay constant!