It wouldn't affect the earth's orbit around the sun since it is not so much earth orbiting, as it is the earth-moon center of gravity that revolves around the sun. I suppose the center of gravity would probably move a little closer to the earth, but that wouldn't really have any climatic effects.
Except that archaic Homo sapiens (Cro Magnon) was a contemporary of Neanderthal, while Home neanderthalensis may or may not have been a dead-end. So while I agree with you, Homo sapiens did indeed render Neanderthal obsolete:)
I personally like Redhat's naming scheme, where each name has something to do with the one before and after it... shoot i can't find the link explaining the connections.. anyone?
It's cause its an activeX control I believe. Good luck running those on Opera/Moz/etc. And to be honest I hope those browsers never allow them. Holy security issue batman!
AMD recently stated that they were no longer going to try to compete with Intel on even ground. This means they will be moving to high and low end chips AFAICT, as well as embedded memory and such. Lots of people misread that though so don't feel bad.
Wow, you invented something that made your company millions and were subsequently laid off? Shitty. Either that or we're talking about two different scenarios.
think you're going to make $40,000 the next year? I expect you'd be pretty comfortable, as any engineering firm out there would love to have you and compensate accordingly. Only in the music industry are you a slave to your current label.
Analog pickups get a lot of unwanted noise and hum, and analog cables loose signal quality over distance. Neither is a problem with digital. Also if you would care to read, the sample rates involved are many orders of magnitude better than will ever make it onto the actual recording. In addition, the ability to mix and alter each string independently is a huge benefit. The reason its taken this long to implement is because they predicted zealots like you will never accept it just because "digital sux". A shame really.
Here it is folks - people saying the digital solution is inferiour BEFORE IT EVEN COMES OUT!
You sir I am sure still listen to vinyl as well, no? At least this time we've caught you're misplaced logic before you can even pretend to know what you're talking about.
I'm not familiar with this particular implementation, but fender has one coming out too, and it is fully ethernet compliant. The layer 3 protocol is proprietary though and I don't think gibson's is compatible.
Phrases that should set off mental alarm bells in a press release:
1) Leveraging our unparalleled... 2) Through the power of synergy... (or worse yet, something made-up like "synergism"). 3) Embraced and extended! 4) Not an evolution, but a revolution! 5)...utilizing amazing 3DFX technology...
Actually I agree with a lot of that. My parents both hate MS because it "sucks" cause of "bugs". 9/10 times the "bugs" consist of them typing in an email address wrong, unplugging a keyboard, etc. But it IS the "in" thing to blame everything on "microsoft bugs" because thats what they hear us tech-heads doing. The difference is that we are complaining about actual glitches not perceived ones.
Wow, see? normal people really want to fit in with the geeks!
AFAIK "Hard Sciences" is just another way of saying "Natural Sciences", the study of natural phenomena. This is in contrast of course to the social sciences which study human behaviour.
The characteristics you listed above are inherent in ALL sciences, though they probably are easiest to follow in Physics and hardest to follow in the social disciplens.
Actually 44khz was chosen for more practical reasons. Since audio signals at 44khz were originally designed for recording TV video to tape. To squeeze audio into a video stream:
If you enable vsync (all MS certified drives do by default btw) then the system only draws frames in sync with the monitor, so tearing isn't apparent. So the best idea is to set your monitor at the highest refresh it will do and then let the vsync make things look pretty.
Actually the reason 60hz is hard to view on a monitor while 24fps on a movie screen is fine, is that the entire movie frame is drawn at once, while each of those 60hz consist of a tiny dot drawing the whole screen. Flicker is therefore much more pronounced on a TV or monitor. LCDs by contrast do not do line-drawing and therefore look smashing at 60hz.
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Wrong. Yoper is essentially the latest CVS version of LFS with an installer.
It wouldn't affect the earth's orbit around the sun since it is not so much earth orbiting, as it is the earth-moon center of gravity that revolves around the sun. I suppose the center of gravity would probably move a little closer to the earth, but that wouldn't really have any climatic effects.
the web != the internet you buffoon.
Except that archaic Homo sapiens (Cro Magnon) was a contemporary of Neanderthal, while Home neanderthalensis may or may not have been a dead-end. So while I agree with you, Homo sapiens did indeed render Neanderthal obsolete :)
Thats different. Religions exclude women. Women exclude geeks.
I personally like Redhat's naming scheme, where each name has something to do with the one before and after it... shoot i can't find the link explaining the connections.. anyone?
Maybe he has integrity.
It's cause its an activeX control I believe. Good luck running those on Opera/Moz/etc. And to be honest I hope those browsers never allow them. Holy security issue batman!
Women as stress RELIEF?? Lord, they are the cause of it most of the time...
No they weren't.
AMD recently stated that they were no longer going to try to compete with Intel on even ground. This means they will be moving to high and low end chips AFAICT, as well as embedded memory and such. Lots of people misread that though so don't feel bad.
Wow, you invented something that made your company millions and were subsequently laid off? Shitty. Either that or we're talking about two different scenarios.
think you're going to make $40,000 the next year? I expect you'd be pretty comfortable, as any engineering firm out there would love to have you and compensate accordingly. Only in the music industry are you a slave to your current label.
geez people i hit the "o" key twice. Would you like my address so you can come over and lynch me?
Analog pickups get a lot of unwanted noise and hum, and analog cables loose signal quality over distance. Neither is a problem with digital. Also if you would care to read, the sample rates involved are many orders of magnitude better than will ever make it onto the actual recording. In addition, the ability to mix and alter each string independently is a huge benefit.
The reason its taken this long to implement is because they predicted zealots like you will never accept it just because "digital sux". A shame really.
Here it is folks - people saying the digital solution is inferiour BEFORE IT EVEN COMES OUT!
You sir I am sure still listen to vinyl as well, no? At least this time we've caught you're misplaced logic before you can even pretend to know what you're talking about.
I'm not familiar with this particular implementation, but fender has one coming out too, and it is fully ethernet compliant. The layer 3 protocol is proprietary though and I don't think gibson's is compatible.
Phrases that should set off mental alarm bells in a press release:
...utilizing amazing 3DFX technology...
1) Leveraging our unparalleled...
2) Through the power of synergy... (or worse yet, something made-up like "synergism").
3) Embraced and extended!
4) Not an evolution, but a revolution!
5)
Actually I agree with a lot of that. My parents both hate MS because it "sucks" cause of "bugs". 9/10 times the "bugs" consist of them typing in an email address wrong, unplugging a keyboard, etc. But it IS the "in" thing to blame everything on "microsoft bugs" because thats what they hear us tech-heads doing. The difference is that we are complaining about actual glitches not perceived ones.
Wow, see? normal people really want to fit in with the geeks!
You can install linux on an ibook, after all. Are you adverse to an Apple tax as well though?
My guess is you have to put a weight on the end out just far enough away from geostationary orbit to counteract the downward forces.
AFAIK "Hard Sciences" is just another way of saying "Natural Sciences", the study of natural phenomena. This is in contrast of course to the social sciences which study human behaviour.
The characteristics you listed above are inherent in ALL sciences, though they probably are easiest to follow in Physics and hardest to follow in the social disciplens.
Actually i believe a Pentium-4 decays naturally into an Athlon, a Duron, and an anti-centrino.
Actually 44khz was chosen for more practical reasons. Since audio signals at 44khz were originally designed for recording TV video to tape. To squeeze audio into a video stream:
3 samples * 490/2 lines (interlaced) * 60hz = 44100
Hz.
How is that for arbitrary?
If you enable vsync (all MS certified drives do by default btw) then the system only draws frames in sync with the monitor, so tearing isn't apparent. So the best idea is to set your monitor at the highest refresh it will do and then let the vsync make things look pretty.
Actually the reason 60hz is hard to view on a monitor while 24fps on a movie screen is fine, is that the entire movie frame is drawn at once, while each of those 60hz consist of a tiny dot drawing the whole screen. Flicker is therefore much more pronounced on a TV or monitor. LCDs by contrast do not do line-drawing and therefore look smashing at 60hz.