Yes, I've tried, and succeeded. The starter engine gets the car going at a few kilometres per hour and that lifts off enough load from the engine for it to start. Bumpy ride though.
Fun to play with those tiny 1980's japanese cars, those which value are doubled when refuelled:)
>Accelerate your conciousness like Miles Teg, and watch your own arm break as you try to move it at a significant fraction of lightspeed... okay, that would suck,
I'd say if you overclock your brain, everything would appear to happen slower. You'd just get really bored with your overly slow body...
If it could compress random data it could compress its own achives. So nothing would stop you from compressing stuff over and over again, shaving 30% off each time.
Sadly compression doesn't work this way, so I'd put my money on that it's JPEG only.
Aren't you Americans a tad thick sometimes? We don't even have checking accounts, except for a few legacy goverment accounts. A private person has been unable to open one for the last decade. We are past those ancient papers. I don't pay rent, my bank does it automatically. As with my phonebill.
http://stats.lanwan.fi/ficix/sum.cgi Stats for the Finnish Communication and Internet Exchange, which is a interconnect between pretty much every ISP in Finland. The drop from 7Gbps to 5Gbps happened at the same time as finreactor closed down.
To do this you may want to try the filmstrip fileformat. Both Premiere and Photoshop supports this, dunno about GIMP, so editing video frame by frame gets easier. You get a huge pasteboard with all the frames in the image editor.
I used this when making a lightsaber clip. Drew the white center by hand on every frame, and applied a few filters, mostly blurs, on the entire pasteboard. No hassle with opening (50 secs x 25 fps) 1250 different images:)
So in the case of your example only the manual erasing part has to be done several times...
>If compression is too costly, can a simple form of run length encoding be used instead of PNG?
Not really. If there aren't a lot of pixels with the same colour next to each other, RLE will not compress anything. RLE works best on 256 color bitmaps with big surfaces of the exact same colour. Hardly anything like a 24 or more bit photo of the real world.
It will affect you. It spreads by email. You recieve email. It's disguised as delivery failure notifications, which are a pain to filter, unless you want to keep the legtimate ones.
In the western case, the 'believers' are imposing their views on women who aren't as enamored with their 'beliefs' as they are themselves.
It's convenient if you are the ruling class of person in a culture (i.e. a man) to impose 'values' and let anybody else those rules affect just suffer.
And let's probe a little deeper and explore female breast enlargement/being too fat/western beaty 'standards'. Do you think a 12 year old girl should be brainwashed to think her body should be surgically altered?
What's the difference? Our surgical procedures are perhaps a bit less painful, but the idea is still the same.
If DVD+R haves compatibility problems, they are very rare. I recently burned a homemade movie to about 30 persons, and I'd guess they have around 25 different models of DVD players. No playback problems at all.
Not necessarily the best engine, as Freespace uses a flight simulator model, and Babylon is one of the few sci-fi series that even attempts to use real physics. So I'd think that that a Babylon sim would be better of based on Independece War 2:Egde of Chaos. It's just another spaceshooter, but with real physics this time.
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>ViRGE of pure pwnage
Pwnage? In my experiences the ViRGE actually slowed down games...
> Ctrl-Esc > "C" > "W" > Enter > "O" > Enter :)
:)
You forgot 's' for settings after opening the start menu.
Without the 's' windows searches up all my files containing the letter 'o'
Yes, I've tried, and succeeded.
:)
The starter engine gets the car going at a few kilometres per hour and that lifts off enough load from the engine for it to start. Bumpy ride though.
Fun to play with those tiny 1980's japanese cars, those which value are doubled when refuelled
>Accelerate your conciousness like Miles Teg, and watch your own arm break as you try to move it at a significant fraction of lightspeed... okay, that would suck,
I'd say if you overclock your brain, everything would appear to happen slower. You'd just get really bored with your overly slow body...
And that's 50 more bucks for the pirates to spend on some other industry...
>No, not remotely true. Since e-mail is clear-text, there is NO privacy. E-mail is just like post-cards.
Please post all of you email somewhere. It's public and I want to read it.
If it could compress random data it could compress its own achives. So nothing would stop you from compressing stuff over and over again, shaving 30% off each time.
Sadly compression doesn't work this way, so I'd put my money on that it's JPEG only.
>600 pics - more than I'd ever want to trust to a single card!
Memory cards are more durable than you think.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3939333.stm
Aren't you Americans a tad thick sometimes?
We don't even have checking accounts, except for a few legacy goverment accounts. A private person has been unable to open one for the last decade. We are past those ancient papers.
I don't pay rent, my bank does it automatically. As with my phonebill.
>modern information like how to balance a checkbook
Modern? I'm 23, and I've never even seen a check in my whole life.
Plastic all the way, baby. Well, at least in modern countries.
http://stats.lanwan.fi/ficix/sum.cgi
Stats for the Finnish Communication and Internet Exchange, which is a interconnect between pretty much every ISP in Finland.
The drop from 7Gbps to 5Gbps happened at the same time as finreactor closed down.
At that resolution the distortion is not that bad, but try switching your desktop resolution to 800x600 and you'll see what he means.
> mp3 players come down in pice enogh
I've seen mp3 players, though with only 128 megs of memory, for the price of less than an expensive CD (yes, the disc only, not a CD player).
>Now if there was a way to do proper QoS on the internet at large, that would be an interesting proposition as well...
Until the first p2p-software that uses high priority packets for the bulk data transfer is published...
To do this you may want to try the filmstrip fileformat. Both Premiere and Photoshop supports this, dunno about GIMP, so editing video frame by frame gets easier. You get a huge pasteboard with all the frames in the image editor.
:)
I used this when making a lightsaber clip. Drew the white center by hand on every frame, and applied a few filters, mostly blurs, on the entire pasteboard. No hassle with opening (50 secs x 25 fps) 1250 different images
So in the case of your example only the manual erasing part has to be done several times...
They look "professional" to the public in their fancy white coats and glasses. And don't forget the pen in the chest pocket.
Like geeks that don't wash themselves because geeks are supposed to be filty and beardy.
Just a part of the image. Which one would you trust your computer to? The filthy geek or the guy in the slick business suit?
>If compression is too costly, can a simple form of run length encoding be used instead of PNG?
Not really. If there aren't a lot of pixels with the same colour next to each other, RLE will not compress anything. RLE works best on 256 color bitmaps with big surfaces of the exact same colour.
Hardly anything like a 24 or more bit photo of the real world.
Opera 7.50 redirects to www.http.com. .com to single words typed in the adress bar.
It seems to automatically add www. and
It will affect you. It spreads by email. You recieve email. It's disguised as delivery failure notifications, which are a pain to filter, unless you want to keep the legtimate ones.
In the western case, the 'believers' are imposing their views on women who aren't as enamored with their 'beliefs' as they are themselves.
It's convenient if you are the ruling class of person in a culture (i.e. a man) to impose 'values' and let anybody else those rules affect just suffer.
And let's probe a little deeper and explore female breast enlargement/being too fat/western beaty 'standards'. Do you think a 12 year old girl should be brainwashed to think her body should be surgically altered?
What's the difference? Our surgical procedures are perhaps a bit less painful, but the idea is still the same.
If DVD+R haves compatibility problems, they are very rare. I recently burned a homemade movie to about 30 persons, and I'd guess they have around 25 different models of DVD players. No playback problems at all.
His sig isn't broken, it's just vaporware...
I would say it's the other way around. 60 Hz is enough for games, but 60 Hz on the desktop gives me migraine in a matter of minutes.
Not necessarily the best engine, as Freespace uses a flight simulator model, and Babylon is one of the few sci-fi series that even attempts to use real physics. So I'd think that that a Babylon sim would be better of based on Independece War 2:Egde of Chaos. It's just another spaceshooter, but with real physics this time.
Does GIMP support the CMYK colour mode?
Last time I tried it, it didn't. And without CMYK it's completely useless for prepress.