Tests confirmed that attempting to encode "Aphex Twin" with any of these codecs caused the PC to tremble at a frequency that, when connected to a refracting laser stuck up Bill Gates' ass, had it spell out "we're all dead" on the nearest wall.
Enhance 224 to 176. Enhance, stop. Move in, stop. Pull out, track right, stop. Center in, pull back. Stop. Track 45 right. Stop. Center and stop. Enhance 34 to 36. Pan right and pull back. Stop. Enhance 34 to 46. Pull back. Wait a minute, go right, stop. Enhance 57 to 19. Track 45 left. Stop. Enhance 15 to 23. Give me a hard copy right there. W00T! IT'S A FUCKING UNICORN! 0WN3D!
I finished a B.Sc in AI almost 5 years ago now. I noticed that the field had a tendency to jump from one shift in thinking to another over time. Discrete list-based and knowledge management systems were overtaken by more fuzzy concepts like neural networks and genetic algorithms. Assuming there is another paradigm shift around the corner, what areas of research do you think it will grow out of?
They are probably a little bit slower than the stuff you heard from Sasha and Digweed (average bpm for electronic music has been rising slowly over time) but they are both absolutely incredible albums.
When they bill you, simply explain to them that although they originally invoiced you for $1300 what they actually meant to do was to give you a $2500 credit.
If they argue, just mumble something about irrational exuberance.
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- The Divx format is getting better all the time - it is currently far better than VHS, for a 1 disk per movie rip. 2 Disk per movie films are generally of very high quality. Not DVD quality, but not far off. - Broadband is slowly getting cheaper and more prevalent. Within a few years I can't really imagine more than 10% of the net using dial-up. - Some p2p apps are VERY good. Edonkey, for example, pretty much maxes out my 1024 downstream when a new release comes out. It's relatively simple to get working - about as painless as Napster was. - People are slowly getting DivX capability in their living room, be it through a PC connected to the TV, a DreamCast or no doubt fairly soon a ps2/xbox. - The releases are coming thick and fast. Especially if you dont live in the US. dvd rips are often out before the film is in theatres here in the UK. - CD burners and Blank CDs are ridiculously cheap.
Put that lot together and I'd say the movie industry should be pretty worried.
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Tests confirmed that attempting to encode "Aphex Twin" with any of these codecs caused the PC to tremble at a frequency that, when connected to a refracting laser stuck up Bill Gates' ass, had it spell out "we're all dead" on the nearest wall.
I just cant stop thinking about Vermicious Knids.
This needs to be modded to "+5 What the Fuck?"
So now we can really go there for the first time.
Oooh. Whups. All you Americans better get angry.
No, ANGRY!
That's better.
Curious how you guys have never been back isn't it.
Right, right, there's no reason. OK. I heard the first time.
So now we can really do:
Enhance 224 to 176. Enhance, stop. Move in, stop. Pull out, track right, stop. Center in, pull back. Stop. Track 45 right. Stop. Center and stop. Enhance 34 to 36. Pan right and pull back. Stop. Enhance 34 to 46. Pull back. Wait a minute, go right, stop. Enhance 57 to 19. Track 45 left. Stop. Enhance 15 to 23. Give me a hard copy right there. W00T! IT'S A FUCKING UNICORN! 0WN3D!
I finished a B.Sc in AI almost 5 years ago now. I noticed that the field had a tendency to jump from one shift in thinking to another over time. Discrete list-based and knowledge management systems were overtaken by more fuzzy concepts like neural networks and genetic algorithms.
Assuming there is another paradigm shift around the corner, what areas of research do you think it will grow out of?
They should really try and make their website more annoying.
They have it just right with their use of flash, but they missed <BLINK> and <JUSTFUCKINGSTOPITOK?>
it's Python as in "Pythn" not "PythAAARRRN". Goddamnit.
a partridge in a pear tree?
Two of the most seminal albums of the last 10 years that people seem to have missed:
Orbital - Orbital 2 (The Brown Album)
Amazon UK
and
Leftfield - Leftism
Amazon UK
They are probably a little bit slower than the stuff you heard from Sasha and Digweed (average bpm for electronic music has been rising slowly over time) but they are both absolutely incredible albums.
Next.
...rendering a glass sphere over a chequered floor has NEVER been done before. Try it!
until now:
"Jeg er dybt chokeret. Vi taber på alle punkter, men det er sikkert, at vi kærer til Landsretten, siger han."
It may well containt "over 30 million physical source lines of code (SLOC)", but what about the lines of source code? Eh?
Didn't think about that, did you?
What's the upstream capacity?
When they bill you, simply explain to them that although they originally invoiced you for $1300 what they actually meant to do was to give you a $2500 credit.
If they argue, just mumble something about irrational exuberance.
Some points:
- The Divx format is getting better all the time - it is currently far better than VHS, for a 1 disk per movie rip. 2 Disk per movie films are generally of very high quality. Not DVD quality, but not far off.
- Broadband is slowly getting cheaper and more prevalent. Within a few years I can't really imagine more than 10% of the net using dial-up.
- Some p2p apps are VERY good. Edonkey, for example, pretty much maxes out my 1024 downstream when a new release comes out. It's relatively simple to get working - about as painless as Napster was.
- People are slowly getting DivX capability in their living room, be it through a PC connected to the TV, a DreamCast or no doubt fairly soon a ps2/xbox.
- The releases are coming thick and fast. Especially if you dont live in the US. dvd rips are often out before the film is in theatres here in the UK.
- CD burners and Blank CDs are ridiculously cheap.
Put that lot together and I'd say the movie industry should be pretty worried.
So the Columbians really are Wired...
It's Larry Ellison...He's already been through a load of garbage from Microsoft once in his life, why stop now?
It's secure. I mean, er, 2.9 is secure.
No wait. 3.1 is secure. Oh, no make that 3,3...Er, 3.4. Yeah, that's it. 3.4.
Jeeezus, if you dont like it or the way the promote it dont use it. It's not like you are paying them.
How can you have a PR stunt for something as essential as SSH? It's like having a PR stunt for food.
Oh.
Oh dear.
Does this mean the Library of Congress will instantly shrink to the size of a matchbox? Or is it that my laptop will turn into 5 libraries?
I think it starts to get borderline with:
cvs -d blah@cvs.blah.com:/blah.cvsroot checkout l33tcode