I guess it depends on what you're photographing, but if you are copying normal old prints then a good digital camera has more than enough resolution - in fact higher resolution would be completely unnecessary.
I have photographed family pictures for which we have no negatives but I needed a macro lens to get close enough to make the photo full frame and stay in focus. Most digital cameras don't have replaceable lenses and that's a problem.
As good as this algorithm sounds, it can be given enough false information to act like an idiot (or MSN Search). Imagine the fun if it thought pop-tarts were used in Vegas for poker cards and casino chips came in three flavors: strawberry, chocolate and smokey bacon.
It is illegal to advertise tobbacco prodcuts on television in the U.S. It has been since 1965.
I have a great copy of a 1961 Flintstones's ad with Fred and Barney puffing on Winston cigs. "Yes, Winston tastes good, like a cigarette should." It's available on YouTube for your viewing pleasure.
...MIT collegues Rosalind Picard and Alea Teeters...
Those names sound familiar; I think they are the stage names of two strippers, erm, exotic dancers hired by the ENG. Society for the year-end bash a few years ago. Alea "48-DD" Teeters it was. Too bad I lost the photo of me sitting in her lap.
Each loop consists of about 8 minutes, half of which is advertising.
I'm shocked! Only half advertising. Imagine the fun they could have with celebrity cooking. Dr. Phil and Oprah make and eat an entire Duncan Hines chocolate cake, Elvis could show us some tricks with Jif peanut butter and Chiquita banana sandwiches and even JLo and Tyra hoover down a jumbo sized bag of Lay's potato chips with Kraft chip dip.
We have a library of applications we have been working on to replace most of the standard PC software titles. Every week we will launch a new sophisticated program on Wednesday at 12:00 PST on ajaxlaunch.com.
So what's coming out next Wednesday? Maybe a spreadsheet named AjaxFourBanger. We've left out some obscure advanced features like transcendental and financial functions and given you the basics: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
So, I guess the real question is, Is Boxxet based on a good search engine? If not, I can see Grandma setting one up to gather topics related to caning and getting entries like Naughty Linda likes to have her big bottom turned red with a hairbrush. Do you want to help? If that doesn't induce a heart attack I'll eat a bug.
My friend is paying me to do her website on astrology. This might save me from having to read all that heinous shite....
Don't forget to do the daily predictions. Just spurt out a few random lines like, Today is [not] a good day to make new friends and You will [not] be able to rely on your luck today, for each of the 12 signs.
You are correct about the imperial gallon but here in Canada anyone who uses the word gallon means imperial gallon and the other is called a US Gallon. Thankfully we are now using the metric system, mostly, and I'm happy that there is no imperial liter (litre).
Let's chuck all this talk about lawyers and reverse engineering and talk about wins and losses.
You've written a program in Linux to read data off a "special" hard drive. How much does their Windows program cost. Will they lose money if you give yours away?
Does putting the data on Linux rather than Windows cost them revenue from whatever they sell or recommend to edit the data?
Does having the data available on Linux make sense? Are there any tools to edit the data which are at least as good as the Windows tools? Can they make money off of a Linux platform?
Why are they testing the skin on people's arms? Shouldn't they be testing the ear and brain area where the antenna is located? I suppose it is a bit difficult to test for damage on interior tissue like the brain.
If the PETA groups would calm down, one could test cute fluffy bunnies with a cell strapped to them for a few days and extrapolate results after the autopsy.
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As good as this algorithm sounds, it can be given enough false information to act like an idiot (or MSN Search). Imagine the fun if it thought pop-tarts were used in Vegas for poker cards and casino chips came in three flavors: strawberry, chocolate and smokey bacon.
The best protection against the HIV virus is those extra-thick condoms. Good luck in your travels.
It's a boo-boo by the original poster. The article says, "the latest Harry Potter installment," which is "The Goblet of Fire" movie.
Vested interests? Does that mean wearing three-piece suits?
All I can say is, "It needs more cowbell."
So, I guess the real question is, Is Boxxet based on a good search engine? If not, I can see Grandma setting one up to gather topics related to caning and getting entries like Naughty Linda likes to have her big bottom turned red with a hairbrush. Do you want to help? If that doesn't induce a heart attack I'll eat a bug.
You are correct about the imperial gallon but here in Canada anyone who uses the word gallon means imperial gallon and the other is called a US Gallon. Thankfully we are now using the metric system, mostly, and I'm happy that there is no imperial liter (litre).
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Speaker to turnips.
Let's chuck all this talk about lawyers and reverse engineering and talk about wins and losses.
You've written a program in Linux to read data off a "special" hard drive. How much does their Windows program cost. Will they lose money if you give yours away?
Does putting the data on Linux rather than Windows cost them revenue from whatever they sell or recommend to edit the data?
Does having the data available on Linux make sense? Are there any tools to edit the data which are at least as good as the Windows tools? Can they make money off of a Linux platform?
Thanks for letting me state the obvious.
Why are they testing the skin on people's arms? Shouldn't they be testing the ear and brain area where the antenna is located? I suppose it is a bit difficult to test for damage on interior tissue like the brain.
If the PETA groups would calm down, one could test cute fluffy bunnies with a cell strapped to them for a few days and extrapolate results after the autopsy.
"Spam Will Be 'Solved' In 2 Years."
"What we're saying is that in six months' time we'll be more relevant in the U.S. market place than Google."
"Windows has a lower TCO than Linux."
"Shaves closer than a blade."
Lies! All lies.