Also, there is the Java-based Batik toolkit for displaying, manipulating, and transcoding SVG images. It can be used for converting SVG images into jpegs, etc.
You might want to give ImageMagick a go; I'm not sure if it supports SVG.
As someone who goes to said University (Uni of Canterbury) I can say that cellphones are allowed in an exam, but you must turn them off and leave them in your bag at the front of the room. Though that doesn't mean that everyone remembers to do this; the result is some LOUD polyphonic ringtone going off in the middle of the exam.
I think he's saying that UT2k4 takes up a lot of hard disk space for maps, which is a problem for people with limited HDD space. Maybe this mesh compression could allow the maps to take up less space.
Books that I have read and recommend are: "Naked Ape to Superspecies" by David Suzuki and Holly Dressel"Good news for a change" by the same authors "Natural Capitalism" by Paul Hawken, Amory Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins, which I'm reading at the moment. Also see www.davidsuzuki.org, www.natcap.org, and www.rmi.org
The AC parent is quoting the Chewbacca Defence.
How about as far as installing a Sun E450 server in your car?
Is it digitally signed?
Also, there is the Java-based Batik toolkit for displaying, manipulating, and transcoding SVG images. It can be used for converting SVG images into jpegs, etc. You might want to give ImageMagick a go; I'm not sure if it supports SVG.
You can get Safari-style tabs in Mac Firefox.
As someone who goes to said University (Uni of Canterbury) I can say that cellphones are allowed in an exam, but you must turn them off and leave them in your bag at the front of the room. Though that doesn't mean that everyone remembers to do this; the result is some LOUD polyphonic ringtone going off in the middle of the exam.
I think he's saying that UT2k4 takes up a lot of hard disk space for maps, which is a problem for people with limited HDD space. Maybe this mesh compression could allow the maps to take up less space.
If you want to play an updated Quake 2, try Quake 2 Evolved. I haven't tried it myself (no OSX version yet), but the screenshots and video look sweet.
Don't forget to wear your raincoat: you will get wet.
Fair use of a sheep, hmmm...
Can I let my friend borrow my sheep? Yes.
Can I make a copy of my sheep for my friend? Yes, but not legally.
Reminds me of the joke:
Aussie: "Do you shear you sheep over in NZ?"
Kiwi: "No, get your own damn sheep!"
Disclaimer: Yes, I am a NZer.
I have just written a letter to the Editor of the newspaper, pointing this out. Hopefully I will get a reply; it would be interesting.
If you're Algerian, your treated as a terrorist.
If your British, you can't get residency (unless you're Michael Barrymore).
Enoch Root will return.
And you can read the whole thing for free here.
I get a 404. Use this link instead.
Books that I have read and recommend are:
"Naked Ape to Superspecies" by David Suzuki and Holly Dressel"Good news for a change" by the same authors
"Natural Capitalism" by Paul Hawken, Amory Lovins and L. Hunter Lovins, which I'm reading at the moment.
Also see www.davidsuzuki.org, www.natcap.org, and www.rmi.org
Hendy