Last time I checked, the Sorenson video codec was patented. Sure, the software won't evaporate overnight, but what do you do if Apple starts charging 10% royalties on everything you create?
Watch the movie called "oc-okugai3" on the site. It shows a guy standing outside on a street. You can see cars and people moving behind him - the camera even moves around slightly.
Is it feasible to run a Linux box as an access point, and run Snort on it for portscan and worm alerts? I don't know about the details of promiscuous mode on wireless cards, but that seems like the most efficient solution to the first problem you mentioned.
the PMP-120 offers support for the vast majority of popular audio and video formats, except for Microsoft's Windows Media Video (WMV). This, however, will be supported in the company's Windows CE powered PMC-100, to be introduced later this year.
Well, I wouldn't go that far. The patent does cover any implementation of the same interface, which is pretty annoying. But yeah, this whole submission is pretty FUDdy.
Smart-aleck. So tell me, since when does grep interface directly with the compiler to include errors, automatically rank them by priority and/or filter them, use a GUI featuring multi-column lists, automatically display the section of source in question, etc etc etc. My point still stands.
A method, apparatus, and software are disclosed for assisting a software developer in managing tasks to be completed by providing a task list as a unified location for developers to locate errors and warnings in code, as well as specify user-defined tasks. The task list is updated in "real time" as the developer completes tasks and generates new tasks.
Doesn't sound too hard. You just code up a simple XMMS plugin that converts the volume/spectrum info to the appropriate series of characters. For the spectrum analyzer, it would have to reprogram the graphics blocks at each "frame" it gets. The only problem would be latency, so you might not be able to get a very smooth picture.
If you look at the NASA website, it's just entered the sun's corona (from Earth's perspective). It hasn't actually gone past the disc yet, but it's still visible to the SOHO telescope.
Yes, I do. It was a JOKE. You really want me to spell it out for you? I was implying that I'd been hacking Slashdot regularly but now the new NX protection was stopping me. Happy?
The man just died today, can't you even show an ounce of respect? I understand you're desperate for things to troll about, but that was just sickening for you to go after Reagan like that.
I know this is OT but I just couldn't stand to read this without saying something.
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Last time I checked, the Sorenson video codec was patented. Sure, the software won't evaporate overnight, but what do you do if Apple starts charging 10% royalties on everything you create?
As far as I can tell it's actually better already, especially at low bitrates.
...and will only work with users of Windows Media Player' 9.
:)
Any idea whether this'll work with the MPlayer Win32 codecs?
Watch the movie called "oc-okugai3" on the site. It shows a guy standing outside on a street. You can see cars and people moving behind him - the camera even moves around slightly.
To display this imagery, the fabric is covered with hyperpixels, each consisting of a 180 x 180 LED array behind a hemispherical lens
Wasn't this how the 3-D backgrounds on the holodeck worked?
Is it feasible to run a Linux box as an access point, and run Snort on it for portscan and worm alerts? I don't know about the details of promiscuous mode on wireless cards, but that seems like the most efficient solution to the first problem you mentioned.
I just hope it doesn't take too long to get a 2.6 patch out.
Most likely the UML process would go down with a SIGFPE, but nothing more. The problem only occurs when the process is in a signal handler.
Show me a GPU that turns a 24KB input file into this and I might be inclined to believe you.
Hah. It runs Linux, you say? Let's see... Now it plays WMV.
But who are the cable companies going to sue?
:P "That bandwidth is copyrighted, you know!"
That's easy - all those evil, pirating scumbags who share their connections over WiFi.
RFC 57274: IP via Tachyon Pulses.
Well, I wouldn't go that far. The patent does cover any implementation of the same interface, which is pretty annoying. But yeah, this whole submission is pretty FUDdy.
Smart-aleck. So tell me, since when does grep interface directly with the compiler to include errors, automatically rank them by priority and/or filter them, use a GUI featuring multi-column lists, automatically display the section of source in question, etc etc etc. My point still stands.
No they didn't, and no it doesn't. See above.
Wrong. Read the patent.
A method, apparatus, and software are disclosed for assisting a software developer in managing tasks to be completed by providing a task list as a unified location for developers to locate errors and warnings in code, as well as specify user-defined tasks. The task list is updated in "real time" as the developer completes tasks and generates new tasks.
Maybe I should RTFA...
NOOOO! Don't do it! Just imagine the chaos if EVERYBODY clicked that link at the same time. We might even crash the server!
*shudders at the thought*
When XP Bug patch 2 comes out, this suituation will only get worse
No, it'll just fail to get much better. There's no way a bug patch can make it worse...
Come on MS, prove me wrong! I dare you!
Doesn't sound too hard. You just code up a simple XMMS plugin that converts the volume/spectrum info to the appropriate series of characters. For the spectrum analyzer, it would have to reprogram the graphics blocks at each "frame" it gets. The only problem would be latency, so you might not be able to get a very smooth picture.
That's because it hasn't started yet.
If you look at the NASA website, it's just entered the sun's corona (from Earth's perspective). It hasn't actually gone past the disc yet, but it's still visible to the SOHO telescope.
Yes, I do. It was a JOKE. You really want me to spell it out for you? I was implying that I'd been hacking Slashdot regularly but now the new NX protection was stopping me. Happy?
The man just died today, can't you even show an ounce of respect? I understand you're desperate for things to troll about, but that was just sickening for you to go after Reagan like that.
I know this is OT but I just couldn't stand to read this without saying something.
I noticed Slashdot was down for a few minutes just prior to posting this. I'll assume they were upgrading their servers.
So does this mean I'm out of luck with all those shellcodes I keep posting in my comments?