Not a troll but a real question... Does the porn industry already have established digital characters like this? They always seem to lead the way in these areas... no CG person would balk at anything asked of them.
And if they do make real digital celebrities, how long until grey/black market pornographic representations get loose?
So...
What's the difference? I think it is an often-missed point that freedom of expression is severely limited by freedom to experience that expression.
Even in the US, the free access to information and expression is limited. I think we need to focus on that, make it a constitutional right!
I like the nForce still. I'm always scouting for cheap, fast linux-supported hardware. In a couple years these boards will be dirt cheap, compact slutions for nice linux boxes.
Half a dozen of the other.
Of course there are pros/cons to both way; having all executeables in one (or O(1)) location/s makes finding programs also O(1), and a PATH length of O(1).
Having one dir/"folder" for each program (or O(X) directories) would then have O(X) search time for a particular program, and O(X) entries in your PATH.
On the other hand, finding and deleting entire packages becomes much harder if not all filenames belonging to that package are known.
Personally I think it it doesn't matter either way.
http://www.segfault.org/story.phtml?id=3ba7eadc-03 cdf340
Hmmm, take out the spoace and it works fine!
Pretty funny article... No surprise that Perl was involved!
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Ha.. I checked it out. On mouse-over of "gallery" a little heart appears next to the title. Cute...
Not a troll but a real question... Does the porn industry already have established digital characters like this? They always seem to lead the way in these areas... no CG person would balk at anything asked of them.
And if they do make real digital celebrities, how long until grey/black market pornographic representations get loose?
So...
What's the difference? I think it is an often-missed point that freedom of expression is severely limited by freedom to experience that expression.
Even in the US, the free access to information and expression is limited. I think we need to focus on that, make it a constitutional right!
I like the nForce still. I'm always scouting for cheap, fast linux-supported hardware. In a couple years these boards will be dirt cheap, compact slutions for nice linux boxes.
Half a dozen of the other. Of course there are pros/cons to both way; having all executeables in one (or O(1)) location/s makes finding programs also O(1), and a PATH length of O(1). Having one dir/"folder" for each program (or O(X) directories) would then have O(X) search time for a particular program, and O(X) entries in your PATH. On the other hand, finding and deleting entire packages becomes much harder if not all filenames belonging to that package are known. Personally I think it it doesn't matter either way.
http://www.segfault.org/story.phtml?id=3ba7eadc-03 cdf340
Hmmm, take out the spoace and it works fine!
Pretty funny article... No surprise that Perl was involved!