"...entirely created on a mac using Final Cut pro..."
I wonder if a warning appeared after clicking Export that said "The President of the United States of America, and all his millions of supporters, are going to be very angry with you if you continue. Are you sure you want to continue?"
You forgot to preface your post with You Insensitive Clod "That "horrible salsbury steak right out of a $2 TV dinner" is one of my favorite foods... more so then the other meet you listed "...never mind
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Looks like he knows almost as much about encoding video as he does about sending a camera up on a kite without trashing it.
In future I'd recommend downloading a little app from Microsoft called Windows Media Encoder and messing around with the settings until you get a really small file that plays back double size.
Better still, upgrade a copy of QuickTime to the pro version and make a 160x120 12fps movie using sorensons codec with an avg bit rate of around 40k and set it to play back double size.
A little research means you'd still have a camera and a server!!
Actually, for projects requiring a layer of padding they always suggested using a wig to put between the stickyback plastic and the object, after asking a parent or grandparent for permission first of course.
Oh, how we would laugh when granny would go off to the shops wearing our latest project on her head because she couldn't get the stickyback plastic off.
Reeves will be perfect in this. I just hope they get the scene with the discussion about how to stop the car from fishtailing just right. Without doubt one of the funniest things I've ever read. I think the quick fix was to put a bunch of gold in the trunk and have 12 of their buddies sit in the back seat. Killer stuff.
They showed that obnoxious popcorn cartoon thing when I saw all the LOTR's, Star Wars and 2001 there. It always reminds of Clippy, which makes sense seeing as Paul Allen owns the place.
The words "nowhere near" were also used by Steve Jobs when he was quoted as saying that he was "nowhere near as good an engineer as Woz" in this Steve Wozniak biography.
Now, I'm not a conspiracy theorist or anything, but this is pretty damning evidence if you ask me.
Loudeye Technologies up in Seattle has possibly the biggest authorized digital music archive in North America, all of it sanctioned by the five major labels and countless indies (they supply audio files to Microsoft, Apple among others), yet they also recently started selling ringtones.
I know one should never judge a book by its cover, and all that, but I've been choosing science fiction paperbacks for over thirty years based on the cover art and only on a couple of occasions picked up a loser. So when I see that picture I also see a thug, a full blown school bully.
When I used to live in the UK the metric paper system used to make so much sense, yet three thousand miles later, in possibly the most technologically advanced nation in the world, I'm working with Victorian era weights and measures.
Unfortunately that's not the only Victorian era throwback that Americans are living with
I saw some ads this morning that recently aired in the UK, ads for condoms, that are smart and funny, yet would not be aired on US television because of all the sick and twisted censorship this land of the free is having to deal with right now.
At least God gave us the internet, and the christian right can't take away away, right!?
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"...entirely created on a mac using Final Cut pro..."
I wonder if a warning appeared after clicking Export that said "The President of the United States of America, and all his millions of supporters, are going to be very angry with you if you continue. Are you sure you want to continue?"
"us"
Speak for yourself dude!
You forgot to preface your post with You Insensitive Clod "That "horrible salsbury steak right out of a $2 TV dinner" is one of my favorite foods... more so then the other meet you listed "...never mind
Looks like he knows almost as much about encoding video as he does about sending a camera up on a kite without trashing it.
In future I'd recommend downloading a little app from Microsoft called Windows Media Encoder and messing around with the settings until you get a really small file that plays back double size.
Better still, upgrade a copy of QuickTime to the pro version and make a 160x120 12fps movie using sorensons codec with an avg bit rate of around 40k and set it to play back double size.
A little research means you'd still have a camera and a server!!
Actually, for projects requiring a layer of padding they always suggested using a wig to put between the stickyback plastic and the object, after asking a parent or grandparent for permission first of course.
Oh, how we would laugh when granny would go off to the shops wearing our latest project on her head because she couldn't get the stickyback plastic off.
There won't be a Jan 1 in the year 10,000 - it'll be Jan 01.3487755132124 I bet
How about a really big trampoline - has anybody ever thought of that?
Reeves will be perfect in this. I just hope they get the scene with the discussion about how to stop the car from fishtailing just right. Without doubt one of the funniest things I've ever read. I think the quick fix was to put a bunch of gold in the trunk and have 12 of their buddies sit in the back seat. Killer stuff.
What...you mean I can go out and buy Spongebob Squarepants stuff?
They showed that obnoxious popcorn cartoon thing when I saw all the LOTR's, Star Wars and 2001 there. It always reminds of Clippy, which makes sense seeing as Paul Allen owns the place.
My mouth is watering at the memory of the slideshow style ad that featured a local Indian restaurant near the Apollo cinema in Leeds, England.
I remember going there for a curry after seeing the premier showing of Blade Runner with my Dad.
Replicants, Keema Faal and eight pints of Tetley's Bitter. It doesn't get any better than that!
Crap...a job is about working for the man. It's not a tool, it's a life sentence.
Who will the be the first to buy a watch with a watch I wonder?
"it's very late"
No, it's not!
If you're a regular kid in regular school it's totally all about how to choose a career, how to get a job and how to keep that job.
No doubt the rich kids are being taught how to hire as cheap as possible and then kill the company for the greatest net gain.
Admitted, the teeming masses can't all start their own companies, but c'mon teachers, at least throw it out there as an option from time to time.
Why the hell are they all crowded over behind the right wing?
There's plenty of room on the other side, unless maybe it was really cold and they're standing close together to keep warm.
Or perhaps the photographer has a nasty habit of skinning people alive unless they're in groups of two or more!
"In the vein that people have jumped on iPods in a big way. Most people think iPods are cool. They have almost become a symbol of hip-ness"
Reminds me of a nightmare I had the other night:
Wired - MicroPod
Tired - SonyPod
Expired - iPod
Worse, this could have come from the top!
The words "nowhere near" were also used by Steve Jobs when he was quoted as saying that he was "nowhere near as good an engineer as Woz" in this Steve Wozniak biography.
Now, I'm not a conspiracy theorist or anything, but this is pretty damning evidence if you ask me.
So long as they don't find a holodeck floating around in the Nexus and bring it back I don't care who they find in there!!!!
Loudeye Technologies up in Seattle has possibly the biggest authorized digital music archive in North America, all of it sanctioned by the five major labels and countless indies (they supply audio files to Microsoft, Apple among others), yet they also recently started selling ringtones.
Isn't there a conflict of interest right there?
"Basically, the hamsters in the focus rooms hit the pedal more times when "Birth of an Empire" was read."
I wonder if "Abortion of an Empire" was ever considered as a title for Star Wars VI?
What better time to cancel that Rhapsody subscription then!
I know one should never judge a book by its cover, and all that, but I've been choosing science fiction paperbacks for over thirty years based on the cover art and only on a couple of occasions picked up a loser. So when I see that picture I also see a thug, a full blown school bully.
Go geeks!
When I used to live in the UK the metric paper system used to make so much sense, yet three thousand miles later, in possibly the most technologically advanced nation in the world, I'm working with Victorian era weights and measures.
Unfortunately that's not the only Victorian era throwback that Americans are living with
I saw some ads this morning that recently aired in the UK, ads for condoms, that are smart and funny, yet would not be aired on US television because of all the sick and twisted censorship this land of the free is having to deal with right now.
At least God gave us the internet, and the christian right can't take away away, right!?
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