Maybe you could write it in some kind of striped format, with one file having alternating data from the different channels. Then when you're done recording you spilt it into several files, one for each channel.
A SCSI drive might work better with multiple streams, too.
Well, maybe it wouldn't work. It would be cool, though, if you could somehow record the entire RF spectrum with all of the channels, but it would probably take infinite memory bandwidth on the computer.
About 4 years ago (I was in 7th grade), I made a Borg costume. I went to Radio Shack and got a bunch of LED's, wired them to a switch and a some C batteries, and a switch, taped the to a black turtle neck and sweat pants. I took one of those black face masks (for skiing I think) and added a Borg eye attachment, consisting of a jumbo LED, wine cork, and drinking straw.
I'm sorry, but I have a patent on viewing sites linked from slashdot repeatedly. Only I can slashdot the site. No, I can't It takes more than just one computer to slashdot something.
child porn is just the beginning. They will probably modify the law to block anything they want to.
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There aren't any software packages available now that were actually deisgned for the amount of traffic there is today. In a sense, the entire world is/.ing itself.
Intel's most high-end chip is always about $200 more than the next lowest. Why spend $650 for 2.x ghz when you 2.(x-1) ghz will do just as good for $400?
Actually, on the old blender.nl site, you could read about 5 of their tutorials and learn almost the entire interface, mesh modelling, keyframe animation, and some of the game interface. They thought that no one would figure it out without the manual
Whenever you mention Blender to someone, they will give you one of two responses:
a. anyone who has taken time to learn it will say its awesome
b. anyone else will say something like "what the hell do all these buttons do?"
Can you think of any program whose UI isn't confusing the first few times you try it?
better yet... also include waterproof casing and a retractable propeller so they can move in water, and back into other robots and use the propeller as a weapon.
Remember those little movies the computer companies always showed us during the mid-1990's?
In the year 2000, our homes will be controlled by computers, we will all have wireless internet, etc.
None of that actually happenned, only more subtle things like internet phones.
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A SCSI drive might work better with multiple streams, too.
Well, maybe it wouldn't work. It would be cool, though, if you could somehow record the entire RF spectrum with all of the channels, but it would probably take infinite memory bandwidth on the computer.
Just call it Windows NT Server 5.1.2600 like it probably is internally referred to by.
Erectors rule. The nuts and bolts are a million times more durable that LEGO plastic studs.
How do they plan to track all of the drug dealers?
The email sending is a feature, not a bug. It allows the propagation of worms.
About 4 years ago (I was in 7th grade), I made a Borg costume. I went to Radio Shack and got a bunch of LED's, wired them to a switch and a some C batteries, and a switch, taped the to a black turtle neck and sweat pants. I took one of those black face masks (for skiing I think) and added a Borg eye attachment, consisting of a jumbo LED, wine cork, and drinking straw.
How long would I get suspended for if I wore this to school?
4.2 kelvin. liquid helium. turbo charge your servers with superconductivity.
I'm sorry, but I have a patent on viewing sites linked from slashdot repeatedly. Only I can slashdot the site. No, I can't It takes more than just one computer to slashdot something.
I think I did the BNF wrong. didn't get the right recursiveness. forgot a + or something. I should just shut up now.
childpr0n ::= <criticism-of-canadian-gov't> | <hacking/priracy-related> | childpr0n
child porn is just the beginning. They will probably modify the law to block anything they want to.There aren't any software packages available now that were actually deisgned for the amount of traffic there is today. In a sense, the entire world is /.ing itself.
for a second I thought you were talking about the new version of Micro$oft Office XP
Intel's most high-end chip is always about $200 more than the next lowest. Why spend $650 for 2.x ghz when you 2.(x-1) ghz will do just as good for $400?
Actually, on the old blender.nl site, you could read about 5 of their tutorials and learn almost the entire interface, mesh modelling, keyframe animation, and some of the game interface. They thought that no one would figure it out without the manual
Whenever you mention Blender to someone, they will give you one of two responses:
a. anyone who has taken time to learn it will say its awesome
b. anyone else will say something like "what the hell do all these buttons do?"
Can you think of any program whose UI isn't confusing the first few times you try it?
Your remote would be able to control 340 trillion trillion devices?
Imagine if you programmed it to control the locks on your doors, and you locked your self out, when the batteries die!
I think if 2 robots try to pick up the same package, the higher bid gets it. Higher bid might move first, too.
better yet... also include waterproof casing and a retractable propeller so they can move in water, and back into other robots and use the propeller as a weapon.
just wait until the FBI finds out how to pick up the signals going from the glasses to the eye.
they can email us some real photographs to use for the Linux logo!
Email them requesting permission to link to their site, including an actual link to the page you want to link to in the email.
Remember those little movies the computer companies always showed us during the mid-1990's?
In the year 2000, our homes will be controlled by computers, we will all have wireless internet, etc.
None of that actually happenned, only more subtle things like internet phones.
a 933 pentium III running windows ME runs much slower than 350 pentium II with win98!