What I'd like is projectors so small and yet so powerful that I could project what I'm seeing in front of me so that other people around me could also see what I'm seeing.
That's because his boss also had a script, which tested the updates to see if they included meaningless management buzzwords in a vaguely sensible format.
The cost of playing back OGM or VP8 in software would require costlier hardware (more powerful CPU required) and would lower the playback life of the batteries. It's less complicated and costs less overall to just go with MPEG-4 or H.264.
Who knows, maybe it's even MPEG-1. Storage space for such a small and short video wouldn't be that high.
Or maybe it's something else entirely and they're using an old CODEC used by videogames a decade ago. Let's say the one from Diablo II.
Ads for content shown on the iPad will now arrive in your physical mailbox, in post-it form. Digital newspapers will have empty dotted rectangles where you can apply the ads of your choice.
Hackers all over the world will attempt to re-use the post-its for other purposes, with limited success.
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I found a new sketch drawing of the project.
I now feel like diamonds on a horse.
Wait, why did I say that?!
Maybe TuurlijkNiet hates Apple.
What I'd like is projectors so small and yet so powerful that I could project what I'm seeing in front of me so that other people around me could also see what I'm seeing.
Cool funny rewrite of the ad while still being on-topic. Bravo.
Here's the original ad, in case someone has been living in a cave with no internet access for the last few months and has never seen it.
Holy Shit USB!
Right here?
H.264 is the name of the standard.
x264 is a free software library for encoding video streams into the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC format.
Isn't the license for the decoder based on number of products sold? Since Firefox and Opera are free to download, would the decoder fees still apply?
Now can Microsoft, Firefox and Opera finally add H.264 support to their browsers?
Actually, 25% doesn't sound made up at all. They tested four USB drives.
LaserKhan
And the abbreviation for Veridian Dynamics is VD. Don't wear a belt buckle with huge "VD" letters on it.
That's because his boss also had a script, which tested the updates to see if they included meaningless management buzzwords in a vaguely sensible format.
The cost of playing back OGM or VP8 in software would require costlier hardware (more powerful CPU required) and would lower the playback life of the batteries. It's less complicated and costs less overall to just go with MPEG-4 or H.264.
Who knows, maybe it's even MPEG-1. Storage space for such a small and short video wouldn't be that high.
Or maybe it's something else entirely and they're using an old CODEC used by videogames a decade ago. Let's say the one from Diablo II.
Ads for content shown on the iPad will now arrive in your physical mailbox, in post-it form. Digital newspapers will have empty dotted rectangles where you can apply the ads of your choice.
Hackers all over the world will attempt to re-use the post-its for other purposes, with limited success.
Can we remove the limit and give this guy a "Score: 9001, Funny"?
So, Lone Star, now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb. - Dark Helmet
When people don't understand what you're talking about, they assume stuff and then try to help you anyway.
The car will shout "Don't run! I am your friend!" before you run into pedestrians.
Am I the only one who first read that as "The star is HD 1080".
Tablets are perfect for watching porn.
They don't have a mouse or keyboard, and their smooth touch screens can easily be cleaned after you're done with your... erm... personal enjoyment.
Now all I have to do is click that "Post Anonymously" checkbox before my ISP disconnects me for not paying my bil.%${xf[re`1e2$%#@NO CARRIER
Buy a Hummer.
You're not even going the right way. You should have turned left before. It's funny actually, when you think about it.
Someday we'll remember this and laugh and laugh and laugh... Ohoh boy.
Can someone write an app that links every app to each other, in a huge pointless loop that feeds information to itself?