Unless you remaster your 24fps movie with the algorithms that Philips Natural Motion tellys use.
You know, the ones that detect motion and create intermediate frames to give you smooth 100Hz motion from a 50Hz (25fps) source. I own one of these beasts and the effect is postitively stunning. And that's done in real-time. If it can be done at the mastering stage the current problems associated with Natural Motion wouldn't exist.
Oh well I have my beliefs and I don't care if no one else believes what I do. A good life involves giving to others, for in the end only kindness matters.
It sounds like you're an american, so I'm going to reply based on that assumption. What kind of shoes do you wear? Most likely they were made in sweatshops. What kind of clothes? Do you eat fruit, ever?
Go down to your local electronics retailer and inspect ten products in the store.
Turn each one over and note where the "Made in China" sticker is located.
Are there really manufacturing plants in China that aren't sweatshops? Why do we import bulk goods from China if not because they're cheaper than everywhere else? And why are they cheap? Because they don't have to worry about pesky expenses like reasonable wages.
How certain are people about the age of this device? The consensus seems to be 80 BC, but what dating methods have been employed to reach that conclusion?
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Unless you remaster your 24fps movie with the algorithms that Philips Natural Motion tellys use.
You know, the ones that detect motion and create intermediate frames to give you smooth 100Hz motion from a 50Hz (25fps) source. I own one of these beasts and the effect is postitively stunning. And that's done in real-time. If it can be done at the mastering stage the current problems associated with Natural Motion wouldn't exist.
Wouldn't need to be visible - CCDs respond to infra-red light quite well.
Try pointing a remote control at your camera and press some buttons.
it makes me just a little more glad that I've already migrated nearly all my clients to OpenOffice.
I think Ballmer is doing a superb job. Please don't get rid of him.
The sooner he runs that two-bit company into the ground the sooner us IT professionals can get on with our lives.
Oh well I have my beliefs and I don't care if no one else believes what I do. A good life involves giving to others, for in the end only kindness matters.
hehe, been listening to Jewel lately per chance?
This might be a good starting point.
I wonder if/when we'll ever start using ultraviolet lasers to access data?
Well duh. You wouldn't be able to see your data then!
That's $500, dude.
$600 just gets you a flash reader, Wi-Fi, HDMI and a silver logo.
None of which (not even HDMI) are necessary for HD on the PS3.
My mistake, I'd thought we were just talking about the case alone.
I should have clicked when you said polycarbonate that you were including the CD.
polystyrene? polycarbonate? aluminium?
What kind of jewel cases have you been looking at?
to open source drivers, no?
You're forgetting that Al Qaeda would happily obliterate any number of cities if they had the power.
Just because they haven't yet doesn't mean it's through lack of trying.
The US is confirmed to be producing weapons of mass destruction.
Who's up for 'liberating' them?
Possibly where you live, but you know it really doesn't have to be that way.
It sounds like you're an american, so I'm going to reply based on that assumption. What kind of shoes do you wear? Most likely they were made in sweatshops. What kind of clothes? Do you eat fruit, ever?
These are pretty naive assumptions IMO.
How do you know the GP doesn't buy Fair Trade?
Experiment:
Go down to your local electronics retailer and inspect ten products in the store.
Turn each one over and note where the "Made in China" sticker is located.
Are there really manufacturing plants in China that aren't sweatshops? Why do we import bulk goods from China if not because they're cheaper than everywhere else? And why are they cheap? Because they don't have to worry about pesky expenses like reasonable wages.
Everyone else just gets it from P2P and that ain't gonna change.
Or just doesn't go near it in the first place.
There are more people in that demographic than you think, despite what pop culture tells you.
...pornography is again leading the way
Yes, that's right:
Pornography made VCRs popular, jump-started the Internet, invented the light bulb and put man on the moon.
*rolls eyes*
It's amazing what lengths people will go to in order to legitimize their dirty little pasttimes.
Perhpas they rent games from the local video store.
Smoking doesn't avoid those years - it just makes them happen sooner.
How certain are people about the age of this device? The consensus seems to be 80 BC, but what dating methods have been employed to reach that conclusion?
A good procedure to be sure, but why not just use the documentation that the OpenBSD people have written for their drivers?
No point re-inventing the wheel.
And you're not concerned in the slightest that we just might be handing the console gaming market to Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT)?
No one really wants to fork over $600 for a console
That's $500, no one wants to fork over $500 for a console.
Bah, you're just bitter that they invented the metric system.