"The Colorado group and Reichel's group are working on running Bose-Einstein condensates through their microchip devices, a development that would allow true quantum studies to begin."
You know things are getting cool when components of a computer start getting named after scientists (remember the Heisenberg Compensator?)
install the Linux version of VMware on the virtual Linux machine
install NT
This probably begs the "people with too much time on their hands" response.
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Hopefully, Softimage's history regarding release delays for XSI 1.0 isn't indicative of how long it will take for them to release 3D or XSI for the Linux platform.
I'm curious as to whether there's been any talk of moving Softimage's video editing system, DS, over to Linux. Ever since Avid bought the company, its fate always seemed to be in question (seeing as how Avid already had a video editor: Symphony). I know a few users that swear by DS...of course, I know a few others that just swear at it;)
...you may even discover that there is whole world of amazing life outside the Internet, I don't know much about that myself so I can't descibe it to you but I've downloaded pictures of it.
I've downloaded pictures of this outside world you speak of; I thought I'd take a visit.
Slashdot Mirror
Excerpt:
10. Protection against industrial espionage
(missing sections to be submitted following visit to USA)
"Uh, we were just looking around..."
With the help of Bell Labs' Text-to-Speech project, this can be done is a jiffy!
e.g.
enforcer/death1.wav -> "arrrrrrrrrg"
enforcer/idle1.wav -> "dum de dum dum"
enforcer/pain1.wav -> "ow"
enforcer/pain2.wav -> "ow ow ow!"
There's an entire GPL game company, according to this slashdot article.
WRT: FMD
http://www.c-3d.net/
They're a publicly traded company, yet without a single available product...unless patents count; over 80 and counting.
If everyone can make any links he wants, doesn't the whole thing become a hopeless mess?
yes :)
Well, I suppose there's an easy way to find out, right?
I don't get it.
You know things are getting cool when components of a computer start getting named after scientists (remember the Heisenberg Compensator?)
You have, quite succinctly, justified the Microsoft business model. Bravo!
get a machine running NT
install VMware
install Linux on the virtual machine
install the Linux version of VMware on the virtual Linux machine
install NT
This probably begs the "people with too much time on their hands" response.
I'm curious as to whether there's been any talk of moving Softimage's video editing system, DS, over to Linux. Ever since Avid bought the company, its fate always seemed to be in question (seeing as how Avid already had a video editor: Symphony). I know a few users that swear by DS...of course, I know a few others that just swear at it ;)
I've downloaded pictures of this outside world you speak of; I thought I'd take a visit.
I'm concerned about the lack of naked women.
If it complains about any unmet dependencies such as shared libraries, you investigate your system to find out if those complaints are valid.
Or in my case, you forget about trying to install that mpeg viewer and go see what's on TV.
"If Buzz Aldrin accidentally cut off Neil Armstrong's head, you probably won't see that image in a magazine."
Now THAT would have made an awesome Fox special.
Why not set this up in conjuction with the SETI project? Seek out intelligent life in the far reaches of our galaxy...and eat it.