I heard the Peter Gabriel video was unpaid work. Awesome, groundbreaking, but done for free for the priviledge of working with Peter Gabriel. True or false?
According to a fascinating article at TechNewsWorld , Linux is poised to play a centrol role in an emerging industry that many expect to overtake the PC industry in size: robotics. Japan is currently driving robot innovation, according to the article, impelled by a looming labor shortage. Consumer robots like the Sony Aibo and Honda Asimo make headlines, but ubiquitous, cheap, and practical utility robots are what most Japanese robot makers are focused on, and "carmaker Honda believes that robots will become its most important business," according to the article.
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Pixar has been around for a _long_ time. The original team was responsible for some of the very first computer effects work in a major film (the Star Trek movie "Genesis" effect) back when they worked for Lucas. As an independent company, Pixar for years struggled developing new technology and developing techniques through a variety of shorts ("Luxo Jr.", etc) and commercials (LifeSavers, Listerine) and developing software to set an industry standard (RenderMan). They are a 20 year "overnight success".
Maybe Christopher's son won't be so reluctant.
You are wrong. And UOX is about to face the same fate as UO2.
Yes, but would you really want to flirt with a computerized barista, Corp?
"PATRIOT Act"
"Operation Iraqi Freedom"
Yeah.
http://ps2gl.playstation2-linux.com/
Wow! Those 80/20 parts are cool. I didn't see any pricing on the site, though.
Seems to me that if you are writing to the frame buffer it will appear on screen via the normal vga signal generation process.
XML/Pascal? What the heck?? : )
How is it to work with Print Masters? Any snags or quality control issues?
Which game did you do? And what were the positives and negatives of going with self publishing instead of working with a publisher?
So who _would_ you go to?
Nice advertisement, anonymous!
I heard the Peter Gabriel video was unpaid work. Awesome, groundbreaking, but done for free for the priviledge of working with Peter Gabriel. True or false?
Any thoughts on the best low-cost ($50) embedded Linux platform out there?
According to a fascinating article at TechNewsWorld , Linux is poised to play a centrol role in an emerging industry that many expect to overtake the PC industry in size: robotics. Japan is currently driving robot innovation, according to the article, impelled by a looming labor shortage. Consumer robots like the Sony Aibo and Honda Asimo make headlines, but ubiquitous, cheap, and practical utility robots are what most Japanese robot makers are focused on, and "carmaker Honda believes that robots will become its most important business," according to the article.
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Does 2.4.23 fix your IDE problems?
I installed Overnet and it appears to have installed a lot of Spyware and Adware type crap, despite explicitly claiming not to. What's up with that?
What are you using to measure IDE performance?
Yes, I believe the parent is applying steps 1 and 2 in buying OS X and using OS X apps.
The FM and voice recorder interfaces could be purely software based, but you have a good point about size and cost.
Yeah, but what are the downsides?
Yes. Repeatedly.
Pixar has been around for a _long_ time. The original team was responsible for some of the very first computer effects work in a major film (the Star Trek movie "Genesis" effect) back when they worked for Lucas. As an independent company, Pixar for years struggled developing new technology and developing techniques through a variety of shorts ("Luxo Jr.", etc) and commercials (LifeSavers, Listerine) and developing software to set an industry standard (RenderMan). They are a 20 year "overnight success".
Dude, that's because the Verite was a 3D _decelerator_! Software renderers ran faster than it did. : )
Hmm, where is the Dot Com crash in that timeline?