On other news, it was found that IE users are 6 times more likely to push on doors that clearly say "pull" on them and also more likely to microwave their cats.
Well his point was that if you don't have a good lens, then it doesn't matter how many MPs your camera has because the lens can not produce the detail your CCD can capture.
Just having a good lens, or just having a high MP camera doesn't mean you get the best results.
The parent's complaint was these days everyone talks about MPs and nobody cares about the optics.
So they are using the principle of parallax. It's like how we can hold our finger infront of our face and still get a complete picture; the parts that are blocked on one eye are completed by the other.
Though with fog, it would seem to me that since there are so many particles for the light to go through, even if you had 3 cameras looking from different places, they would still get a foggy picture. It would be like trying to look through a forest.
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When I think about it, my kids will most probably be playing with animated robotic Barbies, GIJoes, and T-Rex's. Man am I jealous..
well, if you don't mind her making out with men/women, or you don't she would be working in a brothel, then I think SimsOnline might work. get married and make babies?
so I think restricting downloading to one time is a bad decision made by apple. If I have to keep my music in CDs anyway, why not just buy the actual CDs and keep mp3s on my computer to listen to?
Here's an email I sent to iTunes yesterday and then the reply from iTunes: > I think I lost the files that I downloaded on my last purchase. I thought that I could download them again, but after reading the FAQ it seem like that doesn't seem to be the case. I was wondering why iTunes chose not to allow people to download multiple times. If bandwidth is your concern, then you could limit downloads to once a month, or come up with a similar solution. I don't plan to buy any more songs from iTunes if this policy stays the same. thanks for your concern, have a nice day. (please forward this email to the appropriate person if it's not your topic, thanks)
>
Dear Alkas,
Thank you for contacting iTunes Music Store Customer Service.
The Music Store Team has carefully considered your request for a new download. As a gesture of goodwill, we have re-granted your download access for your order history.
Please note that this is a one-time exception to the iTunes Music Store's Terms of Service, which clearly states that you will be responsible for backing up your own system. In the interest of fairness to all customers, the Music Store Team will be unable to make additional exceptions for you. To download again, open iTunes 4 and select Check for Purchased Music from the Advanced menu......more blah blah about backing up your music
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What if you blind the detector camera with an IR flashlight beam while you take your shot? If they can blind my camera why shouldn't I blind theirs?
"Developers! Developers! Developers! Developers!..." If by gentle they mean fat and sweaty, then yes.
No need to find 10, just find one and then hack into the prof's grading machine. there.
On other news, it was found that IE users are 6 times more likely to push on doors that clearly say "pull" on them and also more likely to microwave their cats.
Well his point was that if you don't have a good lens, then it doesn't matter how many MPs your camera has because the lens can not produce the detail your CCD can capture. Just having a good lens, or just having a high MP camera doesn't mean you get the best results. The parent's complaint was these days everyone talks about MPs and nobody cares about the optics.
just show them how to play everquest. Though it might be difficult later to actualy get them to leave their computers and walk on mars.
So they are using the principle of parallax. It's like how we can hold our finger infront of our face and still get a complete picture; the parts that are blocked on one eye are completed by the other. Though with fog, it would seem to me that since there are so many particles for the light to go through, even if you had 3 cameras looking from different places, they would still get a foggy picture. It would be like trying to look through a forest.
When I think about it, my kids will most probably be playing with animated robotic Barbies, GIJoes, and T-Rex's. Man am I jealous..
microsoft has nothing to do with the OS in these shoes, or soon we'll see people running of bridges because their shoe (crashed, got hacked into) bah
breaking your computer would give you so much more satisfaction.
well, if you don't mind her making out with men/women, or you don't she would be working in a brothel, then I think SimsOnline might work. get married and make babies?
so I think restricting downloading to one time is a bad decision made by apple. If I have to keep my music in CDs anyway, why not just buy the actual CDs and keep mp3s on my computer to listen to?
Here's an email I sent to iTunes yesterday and then the reply from iTunes:
.....more blah blah about backing up your music
>
I think I lost the files that I downloaded on my last purchase. I
thought that I could download them again, but after reading the FAQ it seem like
that doesn't seem to be the case. I was wondering why iTunes chose not to allow
people to download multiple times. If bandwidth is your concern, then you could
limit downloads to once a month, or come up with a similar solution. I don't
plan to buy any more songs from iTunes if this policy stays the same.
thanks for your concern, have a nice day.
(please forward this email to the appropriate person if it's not your topic,
thanks)
>
Dear Alkas,
Thank you for contacting iTunes Music Store Customer Service.
The Music Store Team has carefully considered your request for a new download.
As a gesture of goodwill, we have re-granted your download access for your order
history.
Please note that this is a one-time exception to the iTunes Music Store's Terms
of Service, which clearly states that you will be responsible for backing up
your own system. In the interest of fairness to all customers, the Music Store
Team will be unable to make additional exceptions for you. To download again,
open iTunes 4 and select Check for Purchased Music from the Advanced menu.