Expect a massive migration away from compressed formats, for example - JPEGs going to PNGs and TIFFs.
PNGs are compressed. TIFFs can be compressed as part of the format.
Your music collection of MP3/OGG/AAC may be re-sold to you in 32-bit (regular CDs use 16-bit, which was always just barely acceptable to critics of the format).
And maybe they'll use 32-bit floats like Cubase. Steinberg will have the only software for mastering this stuff and will rake in even more money.
my father-in-law modified two old mercedes so that they have dual fuel tanks. he starts up the car on regular diesel to avoid the clogging nature of veggie oil.
he drives across the US pretty much for free, grabbing waste oil along the way. except in texas. apprently the oil there is too gross to use for fuel:)
Have you ever played Katamari Damacy? There are a full thirteen buttons on the PS2 controller which Katamari Damacy ignores. The entire game is played with two joysticks. The simplicity is enough to make even the Revolution controller look complicated, and yet it entirely achieves the sense of natural interface that the Revolution controller aspires to.
Have you ever played Katamari Damacy? Katamari is a slave to that controller. You could not play that game without two identical joysticks. MAYBE you could play it on a GameCube controller.
no, it's not even close to a good enough solution, because then i can't skip to a particular track that i'm looking for! unless i rip the CD twice, which is a waste!
Having a CPU core stuffed into your FPGA along with the glue logic for your device means one less micro on the board. You could even lop off the core bits that don't get used if you're that concerned about space. You may think this is outlandish but Altera already does this with their NIOS II soft-core embedded processor.
Yes, it won't perform as well as a real processor but there are times when CPU performance is not the bottleneck. Electromechanical systems spend a lot of time waiting for the motor to get move the fribbus over the wotsit.
i wouldn't say that necessarily, i've heard language like that from managers of everything from small manufacturing companies to huge industrial conglomerates
Unlikely. Being able to achieve the same popular as Facebook itself is a big gamble, and it will take a while for the investment to pay off. On the other hand, if you pay twice as much now, you get the revenue stream immediately, and you get the user base immediately.
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Submitter needs to look up the term "fan service".
EdgeSuite is an Akamai product. If the FBI is using Akamai then that's not totally surprising, and they do.
Learn the difference between a press release and a report.
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If you can't read critically, you shouldn't be commenting on
If you post shit like this, you shouldn't be posting on
I think Apple meant to say
No, you think Reuters meant to say.
come in at noon and leave at 1? awesome!
Well, if it's a variable resistor and a variable capacitor (do they even make those?) it becomes quicker to say "one-pole smoother"
you know, like how an IDE is a compiler, linker, editor, and debugger, or something.
Are you still looking for Cocoa wannabes? I work in Cambridge where it appears you are located.
Welcome to Vogon Microsystems! May I take your order?
Expect a massive migration away from compressed formats, for example - JPEGs going to PNGs and TIFFs.
PNGs are compressed. TIFFs can be compressed as part of the format.
Your music collection of MP3/OGG/AAC may be re-sold to you in 32-bit (regular CDs use 16-bit, which was always just barely acceptable to critics of the format).
And maybe they'll use 32-bit floats like Cubase. Steinberg will have the only software for mastering this stuff and will rake in even more money.
my father-in-law modified two old mercedes so that they have dual fuel tanks. he starts up the car on regular diesel to avoid the clogging nature of veggie oil.
:)
he drives across the US pretty much for free, grabbing waste oil along the way. except in texas. apprently the oil there is too gross to use for fuel
You mean something openid?
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also, your website spits out this:
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office rent, bandwidth bills, hardware, salaries, benefits, snacks and drinks, taxes, colocation, recruitment, utility bills, marketing, advertising, etc. etc.
Have you ever played Katamari Damacy? There are a full thirteen buttons on the PS2 controller which Katamari Damacy ignores. The entire game is played with two joysticks. The simplicity is enough to make even the Revolution controller look complicated, and yet it entirely achieves the sense of natural interface that the Revolution controller aspires to.
Have you ever played Katamari Damacy? Katamari is a slave to that controller. You could not play that game without two identical joysticks. MAYBE you could play it on a GameCube controller.
The same way a Pentium III made your internet connection faster
I've become a consultant and vow never again to be a wage-slave.
Errr, don't you get the same sorta BS from your clients?
no, i haven't tried it, but the fact that it's there and is under active development is miles ahead of the ipod alone
no, it's not even close to a good enough solution, because then i can't skip to a particular track that i'm looking for! unless i rip the CD twice, which is a waste!
OK, I'll spell it out loud and clear for everyone.
Rockbox.
Offers.
Gapless.
Playback.
What does public school have to do with it? A number of my private high schoolmates still type like that.
Having a CPU core stuffed into your FPGA along with the glue logic for your device means one less micro on the board. You could even lop off the core bits that don't get used if you're that concerned about space. You may think this is outlandish but Altera already does this with their NIOS II soft-core embedded processor.
Yes, it won't perform as well as a real processor but there are times when CPU performance is not the bottleneck. Electromechanical systems spend a lot of time waiting for the motor to get move the fribbus over the wotsit.
It's not illegal YET. California's RoHS compliance date is next January.
i wouldn't say that necessarily, i've heard language like that from managers of everything from small manufacturing companies to huge industrial conglomerates
Absolutely right, the Republicans are evil in all cases.
Unlikely. Being able to achieve the same popular as Facebook itself is a big gamble, and it will take a while for the investment to pay off. On the other hand, if you pay twice as much now, you get the revenue stream immediately, and you get the user base immediately.
Yeah, that worked so well for Ford and Jaguar.