the work will all still be there, only now there's even more for the poor assistant editor to wrangle, because files wont be nicely named if they're done in a rush on set. forget about shot numbers, reel numbers, timecode, etc etc.
more to do means more to forget, fuck up your shot, and have to fix in post.
not saying it's good, just that frame-rates aren't everything to consider in a movie, as you're not whipping your virtual head all over the place. a camera isn't the same as a player's head in an FPS, and there's a whole language of how to move that camera around and how best to point it at things (and how to cast light on that thing in the best way possible to produce a certain effect).
besides, most of post is editing. something george lucas is quite familiar with given how many times he's revisited his little trilogy. editing will not go away until we get one-take actors (and more importantly one-take directors!).
*disclaimer - i work in post, but mercifully not VFX.
greens preferences are actually pretty on-message. no nasty surprises there. in fact, i should have just voted above the line because i didn't do hours of research but they did, so some of my manual preferences will have been fudged.
not entirely. the flow on of preferences is fiendishly complicated, even if you only vote above the line.
the below-the-line votes haven't even been counted yet. in my state there were 97 boxes that you had to put a number in. one number wrong and the vote doesn't count.
add to that the fact that most people still don't know how preferential voting works.
tl;dr: i drew a 4 foot long dick on my senate ballot, after meticulously numbering 97 candidates in ascending order of my hatred of the candidate.
non-australians: our Liberal party is basically the opposite of liberal.
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that's cute - posting AC and still concerned enough about how people see you to disclaim yourself:)
- it's also fission. - it's somewhat safer, but all next-gen designs are somewhat safer - decommissioning will be much the same as the same thing is going on in there. - it has the inherent (and hard to "design out") ability to produce pure (like 100%) U233, which is a tremendous proliferation hazard.
i still think they're a good idea, but i just don't like magical utopian thinking or misinformation.
you missed the bit about the heat exchanger. my god, you think all nuclear plants release radioactive steam as a matter of design? that perhaps radioactive water can transfer it's heat to clean running water without touching or mixing with it?
it's a convenient delivery method, and the design allows cheaper components to reach higher pressures, thus giving a better crema.
sealing them off this way also keeps the coffee fresh longer, and the doses are measured and calibrated for the machine in question - it's idiot proof, at least until the machine fails.
the only thing making it "not great" is the coffee used, and there's plenty to choose from.
snobs will be snobs, but the pod system has clear advantages. overpackaging is a problem.
me, i roast my own because i like getting chaff all over the house, and i like the eerily "cinema foyer from the 80s" smell you get. but i can't say the results are perfect, or even approaching consistent. i do it because i want to get good at it. if i just want good coffee i get it elsewhere.
(of course, food that's insufficiently sterilized stands a good chance of spoiling on you... it's never good to find that 50kg bag of spices is now so completely mouldy that it's unfit for consumption... and also infected with an exotic mould that's a possible biosecurity hazard, so you have to burn it all).
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except the NBN co is a pubkic-private partnership.
and almost all of what you said is wrong.
nice modpointage though.
gonna need a citation for that.
... and that's all in 1 night!
if it can track my frigging receipts i'll take it come tax time, NSA or no NSA.
does not compute.
bollocks! they'll have overlays in camera. the 1st AD will look and say "AY! your eyeline is off! take 2!"
they're talking about offloading post to pre...
the work will all still be there, only now there's even more for the poor assistant editor to wrangle, because files wont be nicely named if they're done in a rush on set. forget about shot numbers, reel numbers, timecode, etc etc.
more to do means more to forget, fuck up your shot, and have to fix in post.
cinematographers like it choppy.
change it and the film changes.
not saying it's good, just that frame-rates aren't everything to consider in a movie, as you're not whipping your virtual head all over the place. a camera isn't the same as a player's head in an FPS, and there's a whole language of how to move that camera around and how best to point it at things (and how to cast light on that thing in the best way possible to produce a certain effect).
besides, most of post is editing. something george lucas is quite familiar with given how many times he's revisited his little trilogy. editing will not go away until we get one-take actors (and more importantly one-take directors!).
*disclaimer - i work in post, but mercifully not VFX.
greens preferences are actually pretty on-message. no nasty surprises there. in fact, i should have just voted above the line because i didn't do hours of research but they did, so some of my manual preferences will have been fudged.
not entirely. the flow on of preferences is fiendishly complicated, even if you only vote above the line.
the below-the-line votes haven't even been counted yet. in my state there were 97 boxes that you had to put a number in. one number wrong and the vote doesn't count.
add to that the fact that most people still don't know how preferential voting works.
tl;dr: i drew a 4 foot long dick on my senate ballot, after meticulously numbering 97 candidates in ascending order of my hatred of the candidate.
non-australians: our Liberal party is basically the opposite of liberal.
that's cute - posting AC and still concerned enough about how people see you to disclaim yourself :)
(Disclaimer: i'm not such a cunt in real life)
the cell part, yes. the fuel part, no.
think of it as like a battery that doesn't carry the electrochemical stuff with it, but takes it from fuel.
it'll take natural gas. RTFA. it'll take that horrible e85 stuff too. hell, you could probably feed it on corn syrup if you're going down that route.
this man needs the mods.
i love mixed metaphors. a chain of Jenga blocks :)
you either overstate the risks or overstate the population...
0 - insightful.
makes sense :)
and yeah, circumcision is just a way of saying "i don't trust you enough to keep your dick clean without help".
look up MTFs. film ain't so flash anymore.
besides, i wonder how the film would look after going through radiation belts for months?
how do you get all that from the link you posted?
- it's also fission.
- it's somewhat safer, but all next-gen designs are somewhat safer
- decommissioning will be much the same as the same thing is going on in there.
- it has the inherent (and hard to "design out") ability to produce pure (like 100%) U233, which is a tremendous proliferation hazard.
i still think they're a good idea, but i just don't like magical utopian thinking or misinformation.
you missed the bit about the heat exchanger. my god, you think all nuclear plants release radioactive steam as a matter of design? that perhaps radioactive water can transfer it's heat to clean running water without touching or mixing with it?
this.
it's a convenient delivery method, and the design allows cheaper components to reach higher pressures, thus giving a better crema.
sealing them off this way also keeps the coffee fresh longer, and the doses are measured and calibrated for the machine in question - it's idiot proof, at least until the machine fails.
the only thing making it "not great" is the coffee used, and there's plenty to choose from.
snobs will be snobs, but the pod system has clear advantages. overpackaging is a problem.
me, i roast my own because i like getting chaff all over the house, and i like the eerily "cinema foyer from the 80s" smell you get. but i can't say the results are perfect, or even approaching consistent. i do it because i want to get good at it. if i just want good coffee i get it elsewhere.
(of course, food that's insufficiently sterilized stands a good chance of spoiling on you... it's never good to find that 50kg bag of spices is now so completely mouldy that it's unfit for consumption... and also infected with an exotic mould that's a possible biosecurity hazard, so you have to burn it all).
you jest, but a lot of food that is traded internationally gets a good dose of gamma rays in order to clear quarantine.
though i'm not completely against this, it is enough to disqualify a food from being "organic", and hence reduces it's possible retail value.
only steam is good enough for organic foods - at least they've somewhat made it into the industrial age :)
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