Firewire may top out at 3.2Gbs, but I'd like to see you get one, just because it's in the standard doesn't mean you have any access to one. As far as I know the furthest it's goteen is when Ti put out the first 800mb version in Jan.
As far as you knew (until I posted), FireWire topped out at 400Mbps. Don't act all high and mighty based off of research you did after my post. FireWire tops out at 3.2Mbps. There is FireWire 800Mbps available for home use right now.
There are *no* codecs for uncompressed video if you want it to stay uncompressed video; again once it goes through a codec it is no longer uncompressed.
Codec doesn't automatically mean compression. This post is in the English codec and is uncompressed.
Not every consulting company has a "bench." And not every employee that works for a consulting company with bench time is qualified for it.
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Microsoft has offices outside of the State of Washington. They have rather large campus a few miles away from me in Charlotte. When the contractors are let go after 365 days, North Carolina pays unemployment insurance on those people until MS hires them back 100 days later.
That is why other Slashdot readers should be concerned.
Those who work neither as blue- nor orange-badges may wonder why they should care about Microsoft's practices. The answer is that from day 366 to day 466, Microsoft temps still get paid. Only the check is written not by Bill Gates, but by the State of Washington [through unemployment insurance].
I think I will hold on to FCP 3.0.4 for a while since the iLife fiasco with iMovie.
There was no iLife fiasco with iMovie. iDVD, as it has always been, is not a no-charge application. To sweeten the pot for some people iMovie (free), iPhoto (free), and iTunes (free) are included in the package.
Why doesn't Apple have any higher quality Macintosh voices in Mac OS X? If you look around on the Web at AT&T and other places you'll find very high quality voice synthesis (and I'm sure you get them on your voice mail quite a bit too). Modern Macs have more than enough power to generate something more realistic than what we've got now.
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Heinz ketchup never comes out brown. That's why it sells.
...except that Jobs doesn't really like DRM.
Why am I supposed to listen to someone that calls it "Quicktime Sorenson"? The codec is Sorenson. The application is QuickTime.
MPEG4 is the new primary codec for QuickTime. In fact, MPEG4's file format was adopted from QuickTime's.
FireWire tops out at 3.2Gbps.
There are already codecs for uncompressed digital video.
No, every consulting company does not have a bench.
Not every consulting company has a "bench." And not every employee that works for a consulting company with bench time is qualified for it.
Microsoft has offices outside of the State of Washington. They have rather large campus a few miles away from me in Charlotte. When the contractors are let go after 365 days, North Carolina pays unemployment insurance on those people until MS hires them back 100 days later.
That is why other Slashdot readers should be concerned.
The Hulk has the same problem. Look at the trailer where he lifts the tank. It looks like something I should see on my GameCube.
Expertly created in FrontPage, no less.
(...since we're getting all sarcastic now, I'll throw this out.)
There was no iLife fiasco with iMovie. iDVD, as it has always been, is not a no-charge application. To sweeten the pot for some people iMovie (free), iPhoto (free), and iTunes (free) are included in the package.
What are you waiting for?
People have made GUI front ends for locate.
Why doesn't Apple have any higher quality Macintosh voices in Mac OS X? If you look around on the Web at AT&T and other places you'll find very high quality voice synthesis (and I'm sure you get them on your voice mail quite a bit too). Modern Macs have more than enough power to generate something more realistic than what we've got now.
Anyone? Anyone?
It's April Fool's day, not Groundhog Day!
Get it right, Taco.
Most new housing in NC above $150k comes with CAT5 wiring standard. Of course, here $100/sqft is for pricier houses.
That is why when you have your conference with your builder, you tell them were to place all of the jacks (except electrical, that is by code).
Apple's JVM is very good.
Comments aren't articles, dumbass.
Because it is related, it deserves the same exposure.
Although, those weather and stock panes kind of remind me of Konfabulator.
So, it looks like Sherlock with Konfabulator inside the window.
No, but the safe code along with the platform independence is certainly very compelling.
Using a higher level language doesn't equate to bloat. Mozilla is bloated. Tomcat is not.