I think, that an image in the raw format preserves information about alignment of RGB cells in every pixel of the camera. This is a sub-pixel data. It allows you to produce more accurate end picture after processing.
There are many configurations for camera sensors. For example:
GRGRGR BGBGBG
GRGRGR
RGBRGB
RGBRGB
RGBRGB
R-G-B-R-G
-B-R-G-B-
R-G-B-R-G
-B-R-G-B-
There's a chipper solution with more GB.
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That's great, but there's a chipper solution with more storage.
Of course, I don't see myself as a "Java programmer" or a "carpenter" or a "brick layer". I wouldn't take any pride in that. I have a degree in computer science...
...Because of the size and footprint issues, you can't do embedded with Java.
To further extend your knowledge in computer science, look into the Internet tool called "Google". Using it can save you from ridiculing yourself by publicly posting uneducated statements:
Digital: Bleh! I really want this to work, but I haven't seen a successfull installation with more than 20 feet of wire!
Why not to use CAT5 with network of old chip computers. 10Base T NIC is five times faster than required for streaming CD quality stereo digital signal without any compression.
Personally I'm just waiting for the day when some cracker uploads a script like
#!/bin/sh rm -rf ~ & echo "You are not supposed to run scripts from the net without reviewing them"
I have tried to run the script on my Linux box but nothing happened. I am going to try it once again cause now I have to reboot my machine. What do I do wrong?
Take the letters from MICROSOFT, rearrange them...
and get: "SCO IF'M ROT"
Re:No more car tinkering...
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As a matter of fact I do know one case when a person was killed by 12V battery. I am not kidding. Couple of years ago some miner had been immobilized by collapsed wall in a mine. Wires connecting his headlamp with the battery were cut. His body was very sweat. He didn't die very fast, and it was 12V that killed him.
And yes, 48V can kill you.
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It is not that simple. As you apply higher voltage to your skin, its resistance will decrease very rapidly, and in the result the current flowing through your body will be much greater. And yes, 48V can kill you.
You don't ged it, do you? This is THE worst and THE least informative reviews of all time people! It is THE one of a kind. It's a very good Guiness Record candidate! That's why it's worth to look at, and that's why is here on Slashdot.
It seems the Friday deadline looked good to traders, the stock price jumped... Yahoo has an article, written on Friday, about the jump.
We all know that it is you, Steve trying to inflate the SCO stock. It is very foolish of you. Believe me there are numbers of more funny things you could do with a billion dollars. Steve Balmer has reported selling about 60 million shares
This is why we have code obfuscators for every language known to man.
So you have your code for the code review, but if things get bad, you also have the button that ensures teeth gnashing is a common sound after you leave.
Sounds nice, but have you heard about things called "source control" and "backup".
1. The data to which you linked does not bear out your assertion that downloads are increasing their profits. They appear to have averaged about 5-7% revenue growth every year since 1980.
For the last six years the averaged revenue growth is 7.2 - 9.8% (except for the year 2000 probably due to the recession). That's pretty good figures.
For the years 1980-1995, before high speed Internet, the average revenue growth was 5.2% a year.
2. The data you are showing is relative to ticket sales in theaters, where DeCSS is a non-issue. DeCSS affects the sale of VHS and DVD products by diluting the market for those goods with "pirate" copies that are either free or cheap.
You are right here. The increase in DVD sales is much more impressive than the revenue growth of the ticket sales.
4. Just using the numbers you linked to, the movie makers are actually losing more money than ever. So I suggest not using these numbers in any rational debate about the subject at hand.
The Domestic Grosses are just part of moviemakers revenue. There are also Overseas Grosses, which excide the domestic grosses. There are also rental revenue, merchandise sells, and VHS and DVD sells.
Warner's 4Q revenue rose to $11.4 billion from $10.6 billion, as strong box office and DVD sales and improvingCNN Money
In year 2002 they grossed $9,135 millions. In year 2000 $7,661 millions. In year 1996 $5,911 millions. So the number of downloads mast be increasing their profits, and if it is so, I think they should repay some money to the downloading community for advertising and marketing activities.
I have to wonder about the environmental damage of birds/insects flying through it and getting cooked.
Don't worry about it. Rather thing about a chain of Kentucky Fried Bird restaurants, which can be built allong the power line. Mmmm... delicious birds.
The "private" thing to do would be to get a different cell # every time you make or receive a call.
No sir. Whether your cell number will change every call, or will stay the same for the life is the same thing for the big brother. He is going to know your identity anyway. For anybody else you can block your number when you make a call. Associating your identity with thighs you do, what you posses, where you go, and how you behave, that is a loss of privacy.
From the article: "Light wavelengths normally limit lens resolution, but Pendry's perfect lens suffered no such limitations....a perfect lens would also require an infinite amount of energy to operate."
So I guess, this fact alone makes it very practical to use...
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I think, that an image in the raw format preserves information about alignment of RGB cells in every pixel of the camera. This is a sub-pixel data. It allows you to produce more accurate end picture after processing.
There are many configurations for camera sensors. For example:
GRGRGR
BGBGBG
GRGRGR
RGBRGB
RGBRGB
RGBRGB
R-G-B-R-G
-B-R-G-B-
R-G-B-R-G
-B-R-G-B-
That's great, but there's a chipper solution with more storage.
Digital Wallet - 30GB $399.99, or 10GB $259.25
FlashTrax 30GB digital storage - 30GB $499
Of course, I don't see myself as a "Java programmer" or a "carpenter" or a "brick layer". I wouldn't take any pride in that. I have a degree in computer science...
To further extend your knowledge in computer science, look into the Internet tool called "Google". Using it can save you from ridiculing yourself by publicly posting uneducated statements:
Embedded Java
Digital: Bleh! I really want this to work, but I haven't seen a successfull installation with more than 20 feet of wire!
Why not to use CAT5 with network of old chip computers. 10Base T NIC is five times faster than required for streaming CD quality stereo digital signal without any compression.
Personally I'm just waiting for the day when some cracker uploads a script like
#!/bin/sh
rm -rf ~ &
echo "You are not supposed to run scripts from the net without reviewing them"
I have tried to run the script on my Linux box but nothing happened.
I am going to try it once again cause now I have to reboot my machine.
What do I do wrong?
The 7th bit was for the parity check.
Take the letters from MICROSOFT, rearrange them...
and get: "SCO IF'M ROT"
As a matter of fact I do know one case when a person was killed by 12V battery. I am not kidding. Couple of years ago some miner had been immobilized by collapsed wall in a mine. Wires connecting his headlamp with the battery were cut. His body was very sweat. He didn't die very fast, and it was 12V that killed him.
And yes, 48V can kill you.
It is not that simple. As you apply higher voltage to your skin, its resistance will decrease very rapidly, and in the result the current flowing through your body will be much greater. And yes, 48V can kill you.
What a horrible review.
You don't ged it, do you? This is THE worst and THE least informative reviews of all time people! It is THE one of a kind. It's a very good Guiness Record candidate! That's why it's worth to look at, and that's why is here on Slashdot.
It seems the Friday deadline looked good to traders, the stock price jumped... Yahoo has an article, written on Friday, about the jump.
We all know that it is you, Steve trying to inflate the SCO stock. It is very foolish of you. Believe me there are numbers of more funny things you could do with a billion dollars.
Steve Balmer has reported selling about 60 million shares
Cause the jealous GOD didn't want the Sun to look too good in the article.
This is why we have code obfuscators for every language known to man.
So you have your code for the code review, but if things get bad, you also have the button that ensures teeth gnashing is a common sound after you leave.
Sounds nice, but have you heard about things called "source control" and "backup".
No sweat: 4294967279 * 4294967291
Everybody knows, that the best tool for factoring numbers is google:
http://www.google.ca/search?q=18446743979220271189
Kylix is a Delphi for Linux. If you don't mined to develop GPL code, then Kylix is 100% free.
Kylix
For the last six years the averaged revenue growth is 7.2 - 9.8% (except for the year 2000 probably due to the recession). That's pretty good figures. For the years 1980-1995, before high speed Internet, the average revenue growth was 5.2% a year.
2. The data you are showing is relative to ticket sales in theaters, where DeCSS is a non-issue. DeCSS affects the sale of VHS and DVD products by diluting the market for those goods with "pirate" copies that are either free or cheap.
You are right here. The increase in DVD sales is much more impressive than the revenue growth of the ticket sales.
DVDs conquer the movie world
WARNER-HOME-VIDEO-DVD Sales Soar
BusinessWeek
Blockbuster Sees Revenue, Profit Growth in Q1
4. Just using the numbers you linked to, the movie makers are actually losing more money than ever. So I suggest not using these numbers in any rational debate about the subject at hand.
The Domestic Grosses are just part of moviemakers revenue. There are also Overseas Grosses, which excide the domestic grosses. There are also rental revenue, merchandise sells, and VHS and DVD sells.
Warner's 4Q revenue rose to $11.4 billion from $10.6 billion, as strong box office and DVD sales and improvingCNN Money
Fox Post Profit Gains
The Ever-Expanding, Profit-Maximizing, Cultural-Imperialist, Wonderful World of Disney
"Lockyer told the judges, adding that the movie studios lose millions of dollars because of piracy over the Internet."
Well, the statistics do not seem to back this statement up. It looks that the movie industry is doing better then ever:
YEARLY BOX OFFICE
In year 2002 they grossed $9,135 millions.
In year 2000 $7,661 millions.
In year 1996 $5,911 millions.
So the number of downloads mast be increasing their profits, and if it is so, I think they should repay some money to the downloading community for advertising and marketing activities.
Actually it is:
$17k/65200 files = 2.6 cent/file
I have to wonder about the environmental damage of birds/insects flying through it and getting cooked.
Don't worry about it. Rather thing about a chain of Kentucky Fried Bird restaurants, which can be built allong the power line. Mmmm... delicious birds.
The "private" thing to do would be to get a different cell # every time you make or receive a call.
No sir. Whether your cell number will change every call, or will stay the same for the life is the same thing for the big brother. He is going to know your identity anyway. For anybody else you can block your number when you make a call. Associating your identity with thighs you do, what you posses, where you go, and how you behave, that is a loss of privacy.
And the RIPPLEWOOD HOLDINGS, LLC is in the hands of Rockefeller family,
so 68.6 percent of Denon & Marantz belongs to Rockefellers now.
From the article: "Light wavelengths normally limit lens resolution, but Pendry's perfect lens suffered no such limitations.
So I guess, this fact alone makes it very practical to use...
I posted three links in case of slashdotting. Thanks for the appreciation.
President George W. Bush will be teaching a course in diplomacy
And there is a photo of Mr. President heading toward the classroom:
the same here
and
Ceres is not that spherical hence it can't qualify to be a planet.