This should be good enough to buy some time for alternative codecs. In my opinion the tag should be treated just like the tag, essentially allowing more or less any video file to be specified as the source. How often do you see xpm images as the src of img tags nowadays? It was one of the original image formats. A few years will buy some time for the open source communities to develop some really good codecs. Ogg Theora doesn't really have any benefit over mpeg4/h264 except its license. Its competition is mainly avi/xvid and such previous generation codecs and containers. Let's not hang up on this issue, initial h264 support for video is better than flash and the associated licensing issues of the flash authoring tools and the drawbacks of such a closed proprietary format.
What you describe is a feature of TN monitors. Switching to PVA fixes the viewing angle issue, improves color and most other aspects too. A good monitor costs a little bit more, but has more value too.
In my primary setup, I'm using two 24" PVA monitors, a Samsung 245T and a DELL 2405FPW, both in portrait mode.
Sorry, I think you got me wrong there. I didn't defend Apple's RAM prices. They've always added a huge markup on memory and storage options. What I did, was comment on "standard DDR2/800 with an ECC", which the Mac Pro memory isn't. There's still a big difference between regular ECC vs Fully Buffered and the memory modules are just as different from regular DDR2 DIMMs as RIMM's and such.
Actually, you are missing the point about the memory. Mac Pros use "DDR2 ECC fully buffered DIMM (FB-DIMM) memory". That's a different kind of DIMM that essentially have half the memory controller on each DIMM.
I think this means they are going to re-release an updated set of the OpenStep frameworks. This would allow the same.app -bundle to work on top of any OS the frameworks are ported to.
Nope, the CO2 that life releases is not from fossil C-sources.
By burning fossil sources, we are releasing CO2 to the atmosphere that wasn't there in the first place. (Or were in circulation millions of years ago.)
By burning organic matter (such as trees), we are releasing CO2, that was in circulation:
Plants take their carbon (C) from CO2 in the atmosphere when they grow and release the O2. When plants are burned, the same Carbon they bound in the first place is combined with the O2 (Oxygen) they released. That's what the balance is about.
The balance is also ok, when you eat plants or eat animals that ate the plants and so on... When you (or other animals) breathe, the carbon eaten is burnt in our bodies and released the same way as directly burning the plants.
If fossil sources were replaced with organic sources in combustion processes, the net balance would be ok. When we are running on fossil energy, the net CO2 released is more than the the are able to bind. That's why oil and (fossil) coal burning and destruction of rain forests is bad for us.
In 1965, there were no satellites capable of measuring 3-D landscapes, but 2-D maps were available. 20000m2 means that approximately a square of 141km by 141km has melted. The volume is much more difficult to measure, because all it's impossible to accurately measure the z-dimension of ice.
Consumers, industry, and the military are all demanding smaller power supplies for smaller and more pervasive electronic devices. Researchers at the National University of Singapore and California State Polytechnic University (Pomona) recently developed a microgenerator to meet these needs. As long as hydrogen and air are fed into it, the 1-cm3 device generates 4.5 W.
Previous proposals for microgenerators attempted to scale down existing generator designs, but their moving parts made them difficult to manufacture. The team's proposal dispenses with moving parts entirely. The new design radiates heat obtained from hydrogen combustion. A selective emitter focuses the radiation into a small range of wavelengths, and a photovoltaic converter subsequently turns the radiation into electricity.
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This should be good enough to buy some time for alternative codecs. In my opinion the tag should be treated just like the tag, essentially allowing more or less any video file to be specified as the source. How often do you see xpm images as the src of img tags nowadays? It was one of the original image formats.
A few years will buy some time for the open source communities to develop some really good codecs.
Ogg Theora doesn't really have any benefit over mpeg4/h264 except its license. Its competition is mainly avi/xvid and such previous generation codecs and containers.
Let's not hang up on this issue, initial h264 support for video is better than flash and the associated licensing issues of the flash authoring tools and the drawbacks of such a closed proprietary format.
What you describe is a feature of TN monitors. Switching to PVA fixes the viewing angle issue, improves color and most other aspects too. A good monitor costs a little bit more, but has more value too.
In my primary setup, I'm using two 24" PVA monitors, a Samsung 245T and a DELL 2405FPW, both in portrait mode.
http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/A_Case_of_the_MUMPS.aspx
Sorry, I think you got me wrong there. I didn't defend Apple's RAM prices. They've always added a huge markup on memory and storage options.
What I did, was comment on "standard DDR2/800 with an ECC", which the Mac Pro memory isn't. There's still a big difference between regular ECC vs Fully Buffered and the memory modules are just as different from regular DDR2 DIMMs as RIMM's and such.
Actually, you are missing the point about the memory. Mac Pros use "DDR2 ECC fully buffered DIMM (FB-DIMM) memory". That's a different kind of DIMM that essentially have half the memory controller on each DIMM.
Here's a quote from wikipedia:
"Fully Buffered DIMM architecture introduces an Advanced Memory Buffer (AMB) between the memory controller and the memory module. Unlike the parallel bus architecture of traditional DRAMs, an FB-DIMM has a serial interface between the memory controller and the AMB."
Actually, .rz is better.
$ du -h svn.tar.*
289M svn.tar.bz2
197M svn.tar.rz
It's easy to check for random versus encrypted.
Random is not compressible, encrypted is.
I think this means they are going to re-release an updated set of the OpenStep frameworks. This would allow the same .app -bundle to work on top of any OS the frameworks are ported to.
Which iMac model allowed yout to change (gray) plastic pieces to suit your mood?
Yeah! But not System 7.1!
The first I remember works only on the Mac SE.
1. Push the interrupt button to enter the mini-debugger.
2. Type "g 41d89a"
3. Enjoy the slideshow pictures of the Mac SE team.
4. ???
5. Profit!
The easter egg you describe is described here in detail. (It works on any 1st generation PCI-PowerMac)
Mod parent +5 Informative.
Nope, the CO2 that life releases is not from fossil C-sources.
By burning fossil sources, we are releasing CO2 to the atmosphere that wasn't there in the first place. (Or were in circulation millions of years ago.)
By burning organic matter (such as trees), we are releasing CO2, that was in circulation:
Plants take their carbon (C) from CO2 in the atmosphere when they grow and release the O2. When plants are burned, the same Carbon they bound in the first place is combined with the O2 (Oxygen) they released. That's what the balance is about.
The balance is also ok, when you eat plants or eat animals that ate the plants and so on... When you (or other animals) breathe, the carbon eaten is burnt in our bodies and released the same way as directly burning the plants.
If fossil sources were replaced with organic sources in combustion processes, the net balance would be ok. When we are running on fossil energy, the net CO2 released is more than the the are able to bind. That's why oil and (fossil) coal burning and destruction of rain forests is bad for us.
Remember: Life is organic chemistry!
In 1965, there were no satellites capable of measuring 3-D landscapes, but 2-D maps were available.
20000m2 means that approximately a square of 141km by 141km has melted.
The volume is much more difficult to measure, because all it's impossible to accurately measure the z-dimension of ice.
You can (theoretically) do that also by overriding the blink-tag with css:
blink {text-decoration:none}
Do NOT use -tags, instead use CSS:
.blink {text-decoration:blink}
<style type="text/css">
</style>
<h1 class=blink>Blinking!</h1>
With the QuickTime OGG Component installed, you can play and convert OGG-media with iTunes and just about any other QuickTime-enabled app.
THAT's why it has to be good.
Real hackers don't need any stinkin' backspace keys.
^H^D
Consumers, industry, and the military are all demanding smaller power supplies for smaller and more pervasive electronic devices. Researchers at the National University of Singapore and California State Polytechnic University (Pomona) recently developed a microgenerator to meet these needs. As long as hydrogen and air are fed into it, the 1-cm3 device generates 4.5 W.
Previous proposals for microgenerators attempted to scale down existing generator designs, but their moving parts made them difficult to manufacture. The team's proposal dispenses with moving parts entirely. The new design radiates heat obtained from hydrogen combustion. A selective emitter focuses the radiation into a small range of wavelengths, and a photovoltaic converter subsequently turns the radiation into electricity.
Here are links to more articles:
Space Daily
GaTech
A Student's description
Microturbines, on the other hand won't crap all over the place.
Well, Saddam had quite many years to accomplish that.
Ummm.. that's almost a billion, I don't think so.
Mod parent up!