I've seen a demonstration of what they call "Music Retrieval System Based on User Preferences" which is a music search engine and a retrieval system that can discover and suggest music based on a user's preferences. The project is still in its infant stages but surprisingly it works well on a collection of thousands of popular music CDs. The system currently also features "search by humming" concept, in which you simply sing ur hum your tune and the engine will retrieve the relative song for you. This is currently being developed by KDDI Corporation and will be integrated to next generation mobile services in Japan.
I've seen a demonstration of what they call "Music Retrieval System Based on User Preferences" which is a music search engine and a retrieval system that can discover and suggest music based on a user's preferences. The project is still in its infant stages but surprisingly it works well on a collection of thousands of popular music CDs. This is currently being developed by KDDI Corporation and will be integrated to next generation mobile services in Japan.
Why, the Internet was supposed to be a global community. I think we should not put geography as a point here, we are not talking about environmental issues. Spam "coming from the US" may be a symptom of something else wrong somewhere else that doesn't have anything to do with the country.
I have heard that in version 1.0, the problem with the funny slashdot rendering has been solved. But right this moment, I am using version 1.0, and slashdot looks horrible! What is the solution to this?
The latest iPods (mini, click-wheel, limited edition and photo) have problems getting mounted on Linux. The issue is discussed here. The fix, is to disable EFI partition support in the kernel and recompiling it.
Writer: Excellent set of features, more than I would ever need to compile a report. However, the spellcheker (yeah my spelling sux) could use some speed. Whenever I right click on an underlined (misspelled) word, Writer kinda gets sluggish and hangs for a while. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Calc: The same as Writer, tons of features, excellent set of tools. This is my new Excel.
Impress: I never used Power Point. I never had to prepare presentations for that matter. But this day, I am creating one small presentation and I find it as user friendly as a presentation software could get.
In case anyone is wondering, Open Office has everything you would need in an office suite. If Microsoft Office is stopping you from switching to Linux, then take a look again!
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I've seen a demonstration of what they call "Music Retrieval System Based on User Preferences" which is a music search engine and a retrieval system that can discover and suggest music based on a user's preferences. The project is still in its infant stages but surprisingly it works well on a collection of thousands of popular music CDs. The system currently also features "search by humming" concept, in which you simply sing ur hum your tune and the engine will retrieve the relative song for you. This is currently being developed by KDDI Corporation and will be integrated to next generation mobile services in Japan.
I've seen a demonstration of what they call "Music Retrieval System Based on User Preferences" which is a music search engine and a retrieval system that can discover and suggest music based on a user's preferences. The project is still in its infant stages but surprisingly it works well on a collection of thousands of popular music CDs. This is currently being developed by KDDI Corporation and will be integrated to next generation mobile services in Japan.
Please remember, the moves stored into the robot were not just dance moves alone. :P
* I for one welcome.. wa *(^()S NO CARRIER!
Dear Apple,
Welcome to the field of Information Technology. Heh.
Perhaps Lapetus has strange magnetic fields or equator centric tectonic movements.
Microsoft will still use Passport for MSN services like Hotmail.
I saw the entire thing first hand. The sattelite images do not really show the damage. Try www.haveeru.com.mv for some good photos.
They say that we use only 5% of the brain. You were saying...?
Why, the Internet was supposed to be a global community. I think we should not put geography as a point here, we are not talking about environmental issues. Spam "coming from the US" may be a symptom of something else wrong somewhere else that doesn't have anything to do with the country.
Worst Product Legacy... continued : Microsft Windows
nuff said!
http://www.torrent-base.dl.am/
still lives...
VTU = Very Terrifying Unit
Hmm, I am waiting for the day these things would hook up with some music making software. To play the music in your head, and having it recorded.
... Netcraft confirms that Harrison Ford is dead.
... I bet they knew this earlier!
What if the signal is too weak for the small detector to detect? What if your real laptop can see it and your gadget will not?
I have heard that in version 1.0, the problem with the funny slashdot rendering has been solved. But right this moment, I am using version 1.0, and slashdot looks horrible! What is the solution to this?
The latest iPods (mini, click-wheel, limited edition and photo) have problems getting mounted on Linux. The issue is discussed here. The fix, is to disable EFI partition support in the kernel and recompiling it.
I am going to have Chinese in my freezer!
... great! With this, it will be like being on acid, everynight!
Writer: Excellent set of features, more than I would ever need to compile a report. However, the spellcheker (yeah my spelling sux) could use some speed. Whenever I right click on an underlined (misspelled) word, Writer kinda gets sluggish and hangs for a while. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Calc: The same as Writer, tons of features, excellent set of tools. This is my new Excel.
Impress: I never used Power Point. I never had to prepare presentations for that matter. But this day, I am creating one small presentation and I find it as user friendly as a presentation software could get.
In case anyone is wondering, Open Office has everything you would need in an office suite. If Microsoft Office is stopping you from switching to Linux, then take a look again!
... really! Even if I can afford it, Im scared that if I get on one of those, I might, you know, DIE or something.
... russia only approved the Kyoto Protocol just yesterday!
What if all the PC games came this way? With it's own OS, bundled with vendor drivers and so on?