No, they relaunched it quite a few years ago. I'm going from memory but I think it must have been the late 80s. This is the second time it has gone away. I wouldn't bet on a third renaissance. Not only has digital pretty much taken over, but the E-6 process films have gotten very good as well. The K-41 process (?) was expensive and nasty.
Yes, it is a time for people like me to be a bit nostalgic and teary, but improvements and inventions and such mean that this is inevitable. I loved the Kodachrome look but I would never decry digital.
Well, not to put too fine a point on it but there are hundreds of apps that allow content creation on the iPad. My current favorite is the Korg iMS-20 sequencer. There's also the full complement of Apple apps such as Pages, Numbers and Keynote.
Also, don't lawmakers ever consult a real technical person when it comes to stuff like this? The Android and Apple mobile OSes and the devices they run on ARE computers. Sheesh.
Might I refer you to Douglas Adams? He wrote that he would gladly spend an hour or two writing a little program to save 10 minutes worth of time. Sometimes, it's just about the challenge and the fun.
And both groups are just a bunch of adolescent-minded jerks who would rather run around with guns than take advantage of the peaceful means of revolution already available to them.
Yeah, kind of like this cliche that you used to hear a lot:
Liberals see the world the way they want to see it, Conservatives see the world the way it really is.
I'd be willing to bet that he knows plenty about graphics presentation. It is just a (successful) attempt to make it visually interesting to non-stats geeks. I certainly enjoyed it.
You make an argument once again for the idea that one should never, ever release a beta of anything to the general public. It doesn't matter how much you say that this is a prototype or a test unit, people will judge it as if it the finished product. And that will be their first important impression.
I'm not sure I even disagree with the theme park. After all, in California for instance, they have whole theme parks dedicated to imaginary lands and creatures (think King Kong). What's the difference really?
Frankly, I don't know where people even find the time to watch TV. Give up TV for one month and you'll be surprised at how little you miss it. You'll also be surprised at how mediocre even the "good" shows seem when you do watch again.
Pre-emptive invasion on baseless grounds. We were not under attack, nor likely to become under attack by Iraq. It was basically a home invasion.
"A war of aggression is a military conflict waged without the justification of self-defense. Waging such a war of aggression is a war crime under the customary international law."
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No, they relaunched it quite a few years ago. I'm going from memory but I think it must have been the late 80s. This is the second time it has gone away. I wouldn't bet on a third renaissance. Not only has digital pretty much taken over, but the E-6 process films have gotten very good as well. The K-41 process (?) was expensive and nasty.
Yes, it is a time for people like me to be a bit nostalgic and teary, but improvements and inventions and such mean that this is inevitable. I loved the Kodachrome look but I would never decry digital.
Jeez. Hook, line and sinker.
Well, not to put too fine a point on it but there are hundreds of apps that allow content creation on the iPad. My current favorite is the Korg iMS-20 sequencer. There's also the full complement of Apple apps such as Pages, Numbers and Keynote. Also, don't lawmakers ever consult a real technical person when it comes to stuff like this? The Android and Apple mobile OSes and the devices they run on ARE computers. Sheesh.
Might I refer you to Douglas Adams? He wrote that he would gladly spend an hour or two writing a little program to save 10 minutes worth of time. Sometimes, it's just about the challenge and the fun.
Nix! It was MIX, betterunixthanunix.
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If you're familiar with EAR and ITAR you will know that software can be classified as a munition. It's not such a leap to think of computers as arms.
Not only that, but the headline gave me the impression that surgery was being performed using a Kinect.
No. The only difference is you won't be able to view wikileaks stories.
Matt Parker finds future references to his blog dwindling to zero.
Even to prove a point it's a bad idea to sabotage your own credibility.
And both groups are just a bunch of adolescent-minded jerks who would rather run around with guns than take advantage of the peaceful means of revolution already available to them.
Yeah, kind of like this cliche that you used to hear a lot: Liberals see the world the way they want to see it, Conservatives see the world the way it really is.
That one always makes me laugh.
And you always get more truth from the court jester than from anyone else.
I'd be willing to bet that he knows plenty about graphics presentation. It is just a (successful) attempt to make it visually interesting to non-stats geeks. I certainly enjoyed it.
You make an argument once again for the idea that one should never, ever release a beta of anything to the general public. It doesn't matter how much you say that this is a prototype or a test unit, people will judge it as if it the finished product. And that will be their first important impression.
I don't get it. I went to barbie.com and there's NOTHING about uuencode there.
I suppose the reality is that to be accused is to be guilty, but let's not forget that the burden of proof is still on the accusers, NOT Assange.
I'm not sure I even disagree with the theme park. After all, in California for instance, they have whole theme parks dedicated to imaginary lands and creatures (think King Kong). What's the difference really?
Frankly, I don't know where people even find the time to watch TV. Give up TV for one month and you'll be surprised at how little you miss it. You'll also be surprised at how mediocre even the "good" shows seem when you do watch again.
C'mon. A Marine is loyal first and foremost to the Marines. One can never forget that in the end they are simply hired killers.
Pre-emptive invasion on baseless grounds. We were not under attack, nor likely to become under attack by Iraq. It was basically a home invasion.
"A war of aggression is a military conflict waged without the justification of self-defense. Waging such a war of aggression is a war crime under the customary international law."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_war
As in for raped and murdered civilians?
You weren't really paying attention from 2000 to 2008, were you?
We already know it's boxers. He never could get past the security briefs.
I've always been puzzled by the Marines use of the word "honor." As the phrase goes, I do not think that word means what they think it means.