Still, you can't go anywhere without getting blasted by audio hippies claiming "that's not real music!". The fact is, recording is the easy part! Multitracks and sequencers are to music what Windows Explorer is to files.
Damn! I try so hard, not to make fun out of the last sentence... The first one will make me look like a hippie, if i do...
I'm working on a high resolution Screen. (about 140 dpi.) And to keep things readable, i tend to use huge fonds. Most Webpages i visit regularly are looking pretty good.
But some (especially commercial ones, made by some high payed 'web designer') got a bad, bad layout. These certain 'web designers' want a pixel centric layout, which becomes totally useless when working in a high dpi environment.
Choosing a regular font size, and the font becomes unreadable small, choosing a decent font size, and the font becomes unreadable becaus it overlaps other text.
I started using Minolta back in 1986 with the Minolta 7000.
Witch btw suckt. Big time. It was the first SLR with autofocus. And i can tell you this autofocus never worked that good, especially in difficult contitions.
But i got used to it, and i still can controll the camera with closed eyes. I know how the center-weighted average metering worked, and i was able to produce hq pictures.
in 1995 Minota released the 600si. Which featured a complete new/old concept of useability. Instead of push buttons and menus it had knobs and dials.
I got one, and i was in heaven. All the controls where in the right place. It took me about 5 minutes, to get used to it, plus all the settings where much faster done.
It was great to see, that Minolta adopted that concept of use to the 7d.
Maybe better:
Get yourself a dual monitor setup, and enjoy GIMP the way it is ment to be.
I haven't got Windows on my box, but every time i have to use PS on a Windows box (even with a xinerama setup), i get pretty annoyed by the gui of ps.
GIMP is superior and much more flexible.
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Yeah.. thats true.. But i would reccomend gentoo to any new user who (maybe tried knoppix, and liked it..) is willing to use linux, since it will teach him or her to do at least some stuff and rtfm.
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Right now a gallon of fuel costs more than $ 9 in germany.
This morning i've paid 1.47 Euro per liter.
Thats $9.5 per gallon.
I've heard this before....
When Windows XP was released....
And Windows 2000...
And NT4...
And Windows 95...
It seems to me, that every new Version of Windows is worse than the older on...
Now you sound just like my father...
Yeah...
But the Sony may run on Linux to. At least its little non solid state brother does:
http://www.minitechnet.de/sony_tz21mn_4.html
S3 *and* S4 work out of the Box!
Sadly the screen is a little bit too flexy..
...the home of bureaucracy.
Damn! I try so hard, not to make fun out of the last sentence... The first one will make me look like a hippie, if i do...
...but only one monitor... nice.
Maybe Microsoft finds a way to share mouse and keyboard as well... uhm.. wait..
Cloaked from radar waves?
I do need one for my car...
>Because sex outdoors is more uncomfortable than sexy.
Outdoors?
Please explain!
TFA doesn't render that well in a high dpi environment.
Well.
I'm working on a high resolution Screen. (about 140 dpi.)
And to keep things readable, i tend to use huge fonds. Most Webpages i visit regularly are looking pretty good.
But some (especially commercial ones, made by some high payed 'web designer') got a bad, bad layout. These certain 'web designers' want a pixel centric layout, which becomes totally useless when working in a high dpi environment.
Choosing a regular font size, and the font becomes unreadable small, choosing a decent font size, and the font becomes unreadable becaus it overlaps other text.
Nice!
To steal a nonfictional idea?
I'm confused. Must be something like throwing an apple at someone violates Newtons intellectual property.
'Holy Blood, Holy Grail' is a hoax anyway.
> Certain innovations, including tabs and mouse gestures, were first developed for Opera.
e d_browsing
Well. Its not true.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabbed_browsing#Tabb
And in a way Firefox ist the offspring of Mosaic, which was groundbreaking back in the days.
So i'd say Firefox did heavily influence Opera.
I started using Minolta back in 1986 with the Minolta 7000.
Witch btw suckt. Big time. It was the first SLR with autofocus. And i can tell you this autofocus never worked that good, especially in difficult contitions.
But i got used to it, and i still can controll the camera with closed eyes. I know how the center-weighted average metering worked, and i was able to produce hq pictures.
in 1995 Minota released the 600si. Which featured a complete new/old concept of useability. Instead of push buttons and menus it had knobs and dials.
I got one, and i was in heaven. All the controls where in the right place. It took me about 5 minutes, to get used to it, plus all the settings where much faster done.
It was great to see, that Minolta adopted that concept of use to the 7d.
Lets hope, Sony keeps that useability concept.
http://linvdr.org/projects/linvdr/index.en.php
Since the car is a german invention...
You don't use cars in the US?
We even share them.
What about some Compact Disk, that stores Audio files, and can be played on devises installed in most households now-a-days?
Screw the iPod!
Oh. Wait.. Does that mean, i have to bring lots of disks?
If it can be connected to any TV.
I mean imagine, you could go visit a friend, and bring your movie/porn collection...
I haven't got Windows on my box, but every time i have to use PS on a Windows box (even with a xinerama setup), i get pretty annoyed by the gui of ps.
GIMP is superior and much more flexible.
Yeah.. thats true.. But i would reccomend gentoo to any new user who (maybe tried knoppix, and liked it..) is willing to use linux, since it will teach him or her to do at least some stuff and rtfm.