Sadly, this is the kind of things in OS X designed to be coherent. If you order by class, things get ordered by class. If you sort by name, things get sorted (guess what!) by name. You can't have "sorte by name but also not", sorry.
Let me state before anything else that I did not (obviously) mean that we should not pursuit this (or any particular) result, especially given the indetermination that still is present in most of information theory (of which you gave excellent examples).
But I think that this is not a merely engineering problem: theory is still lacking, so I guess it's probably up to the mathematicians.
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currently for me it venerates SQL, Hibernate mappings, C# code and Velocity macros from a single source XML document. Those are truly wonderful things but... are you really venerating C#?
My source [Tomatis, 1977] states that there is a "built-in" delay (which of course gets compensated) in the two routes. I was not thinking about the precision you need for good localization in space, sorry
I'd rather hear exactly what the artist recorded. But that's quite difficult. The only way to do it would be following the musician while recording (quite unpractical), but even having access to the closest version possible (ie the master) you should hear it on reference speakers, not hifi....;)
Disclaimer: I definitely do not have "discerning" hearing.
I have heard two arguments that sound like they might have merit, one is binaural hearing (we listen with two ears for direction and location) - if you play a tone in one ear and play the same tone in the other ear slightly delayed humans can discern 10-15 microsecond delay (some as low as 2 - 3 microseconds) AFAIK human hearing is capable of differences in the milliseconds magnitude, not microseconds.
on OS X it's always move if source and destination are on the same volume, copy if source and destination are on different volumes. You can tell it by taking a look at the cursor, anyway. And you can force copy by pressing option, force move by pressing command or create a link by pressing option+alt
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Gordon Freeman. Or were you suggesting a crossover with Morgan Freeman?
And it always shoots first :(((
Statistics gathered by the Adium team report more GTalk than ICQ usage (not surprising, and of course there are all the web client users.
AFAIK Nokia runs Webkit, so it seems like price is not the main issue here.
Raj from The Big Bang Theory is Hindu, AFAIK.
I'm afraid to tell you that not all nights are dark and stormy. (Well, most are quite dark)
Why not "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger"? It already has some connections with space flight
Sadly, this is the kind of things in OS X designed to be coherent. If you order by class, things get ordered by class. If you sort by name, things get sorted (guess what!) by name. You can't have "sorte by name but also not", sorry.
...which yields 42. (This one was for moderators that quite didn't get it)
...the italians already won the competition for the most original team name. Forza ragazzi!
Wait... since when has Windows® had decent colour management?
Let me state before anything else that I did not (obviously) mean that we should not pursuit this (or any particular) result, especially given the indetermination that still is present in most of information theory (of which you gave excellent examples). But I think that this is not a merely engineering problem: theory is still lacking, so I guess it's probably up to the mathematicians.
Unfortunately, my guess is that they'll never quite get to program for us. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice_theorem
And as an Adium user, I'd be more than happy too.
My source [Tomatis, 1977] states that there is a "built-in" delay (which of course gets compensated) in the two routes. I was not thinking about the precision you need for good localization in space, sorry
I have heard two arguments that sound like they might have merit, one is binaural hearing (we listen with two ears for direction and location) - if you play a tone in one ear and play the same tone in the other ear slightly delayed humans can discern 10-15 microsecond delay (some as low as 2 - 3 microseconds) AFAIK human hearing is capable of differences in the milliseconds magnitude, not microseconds.
I think that catholics who can't conceive were already quite pissed off by the fact that they couldn't conceive.
on OS X it's always move if source and destination are on the same volume, copy if source and destination are on different volumes. You can tell it by taking a look at the cursor, anyway. And you can force copy by pressing option, force move by pressing command or create a link by pressing option+alt