I remember reading about a project trying to make a wiki implementation to do just that, but they seem to have since disappeared (probably was a pain to grab the needed source to compile)
It's VELOCITY, not SPEED. What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
Oh, and the answer (examines the simple matter of weight ratios): http://www.style.org/unladenswallow/
2 or 3 Rolls, plus a roll of Gaffer's Tape, a roll of electrical tape, and a roll of "Electricians Bundling Tape". Oh, and don't forget the WD-40 or the C-47s.
Actually, it is called a "Time Base Corrector" or a "Frame Synchronizer"—the former stabalizing and rebuilding sync for every line, the latter doing such on a field-by-field or frame-by-frame basis. Both of these are used in production environments and would be apparently outlawed by this.
It also seems like it will ban many pieces of video production equipment—including Time Base Correctors, Frame Synchronizers, many digital video production recorders (with analog inputs), and the film scanners that are used by the MPAA members to edit and recapture their films for DVD distribution.
I wonder why MS doesn't just release a *usable* version of Windows for their game systems that can compete with 'modders'. I know many people who would rather buy some disc they can put in to run a 'standard' operating system than hack their box with a hacksaw.
Film. No, seriously, there are labs that will project your digital files onto slide film. Usually you can find them if you look for presentation preperation companies. They usually advertise this service for converting computerized (read: PowerPoint) presentations to slides for showing in venues that do not have video or (SX-/X-/S-)VGA projectors. Good film has proven that it lasts for a long time. Go check your 30 and 40 year old slides.
Many pieces of OCR software allow you to create a 'layout' for OCRing, that is, specify where images and textual data are. If your forms all follow the same layout, or you have just a few [relatively], you can set up these layouts and, in many pieces of software, reuse them. The only cavet is that you need to be sure that the forms are scanned the same way; if your forms have prepunched holes or markings in specific points on the edge, you can use animation software [like Bauhaus Software's Mirage] on a batch to 'pixel-track' the pages and align them based upon these marks, then export no-/low-loss TGAs, TIFFs, PNGs, or similar for OCRing.
Kodak Gold CD-Rs. Last I checked, they were only available in 650 MB, but I have some that I burnt 6 years ago that are just as good as the day they were burnt. They get scratched much more than my other cds, and still work much better.
Semi-customized Compaq Portable III Tandy 1000 HT Sharp "Portable PC" (same as TRS-80 Portables) Amigas!!! a YIBM PC (IBM clone) TRS-80 Model II TRS-80 CoCo and alot more.... Too bad I'm on the wrong coast for this—or is it they who are on the wrong coast?
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WarCraft II had cinematics in single-player also, as did all of the Civilization games. So explain how StarCraft was not just another RTS?
I remember reading about a project trying to make a wiki implementation to do just that, but they seem to have since disappeared (probably was a pain to grab the needed source to compile)
Documentation for open source projects, such as this example from VideoLAN's wiki. Also, collaboration on new features
It's VELOCITY, not SPEED.
What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?
Oh, and the answer (examines the simple matter of weight ratios): http://www.style.org/unladenswallow/
2 or 3 Rolls, plus a roll of Gaffer's Tape, a roll of electrical tape, and a roll of "Electricians Bundling Tape". Oh, and don't forget the WD-40 or the C-47s.
They should have surveyed on a slashdot poll, then it would have either been overwhelmingly in the other direction
(or towards Cowboy Neal)
Most NTP servers use UTC time, so yes.
t - leap second bulletin
http://hpiers.obspm.fr/iers/bul/bulc/bulletinc.da
It was a joke, obviously commenting on how many (perhaps most?) people wait until the last couple of days.
Don't you mean hours?
I couldn't hear the article, could you please repost it?
Actually, it is called a "Time Base Corrector" or a "Frame Synchronizer"—the former stabalizing and rebuilding sync for every line, the latter doing such on a field-by-field or frame-by-frame basis. Both of these are used in production environments and would be apparently outlawed by this.
It also seems like it will ban many pieces of video production equipment—including Time Base Correctors, Frame Synchronizers, many digital video production recorders (with analog inputs), and the film scanners that are used by the MPAA members to edit and recapture their films for DVD distribution.
It is called Macrovision.
If they ban all video ADCs, how will smaller-scale video production switchers operate?
So then you teach only evolution and get sued by people who believe in ID and creationism. All of these are 'theories' from a scientific standpoint.
I wonder why MS doesn't just release a *usable* version of Windows for their game systems that can compete with 'modders'. I know many people who would rather buy some disc they can put in to run a 'standard' operating system than hack their box with a hacksaw.
Shouldn't they be allowed to teach it, so long as they teach all of the current theories?
Film. No, seriously, there are labs that will project your digital files onto slide film. Usually you can find them if you look for presentation preperation companies. They usually advertise this service for converting computerized (read: PowerPoint) presentations to slides for showing in venues that do not have video or (SX-/X-/S-)VGA projectors. Good film has proven that it lasts for a long time. Go check your 30 and 40 year old slides.
Many pieces of OCR software allow you to create a 'layout' for OCRing, that is, specify where images and textual data are. If your forms all follow the same layout, or you have just a few [relatively], you can set up these layouts and, in many pieces of software, reuse them. The only cavet is that you need to be sure that the forms are scanned the same way; if your forms have prepunched holes or markings in specific points on the edge, you can use animation software [like Bauhaus Software's Mirage] on a batch to 'pixel-track' the pages and align them based upon these marks, then export no-/low-loss TGAs, TIFFs, PNGs, or similar for OCRing.
Kodak Gold CD-Rs. Last I checked, they were only available in 650 MB, but I have some that I burnt 6 years ago that are just as good as the day they were burnt. They get scratched much more than my other cds, and still work much better.
You could always buy an Enigma...
Ok, how is this?
My site
the wires up the back of your nose
Is that what itches so much?
You don't connect the Toaster to the internet. You connect the Amiga to the internet and the Toaster is inside of it.
Semi-customized Compaq Portable III
Tandy 1000 HT
Sharp "Portable PC" (same as TRS-80 Portables)
Amigas!!!
a YIBM PC (IBM clone)
TRS-80 Model II
TRS-80 CoCo
and alot more....
Too bad I'm on the wrong coast for this—or is it they who are on the wrong coast?