What is the advantage to this? It just looks like tighter google integration in the main UI. People want this that badly that they're willing to side load it?
All that fuss over new hardware but not a single unveiling of a new game IP out of any Microsoft studios.
That and the lack of comparison between Xbox One and Xbox One X at their presentation leads me to believe stuff will look just as good if you don't have a 4k TV, and by 2018 only 1/8 US households will even have 4k.
Spending $500 this close to the PS5 when I find I wouldn't benefit much from PS4 Pro seems like a bad decision.
People have been ignoring logos and branding for eons now, why is it suddenly a concern? I don't know what networks TV shows "belong" to and I don't know what production house makes any films I watch either... Logos and crap are automatically tuned out by most people because they're not the main content, lots of people skip credits and theme songs as well.
Wouldn't banning encryption be to the detriment of the government as well as their own citizens' personal data that any terrorist would now be able to exploit to say, fake their ID or steal government clearance info and intel?
Not exactly, what I had in mind was using the video to copy a model that would persist beyond key frames and even be retrieved later on if there was a close enough match, something much less linear than current offerings
I had a similar idea to develop an algorithm that would follow through and propagate successive frames of motion in a video, first analyzing it to create certain required textures and meshes, then applying it to various meshes that would be created by tracking the individual characters, objects, and sets in a video. I always believed it could work but it's a huge undertaking.
College would be great but it's important to teach this as early as possible so that kids can also learn to properly grasp the concept and use it effectively, and to be taught how to argue without fighting early on.
I always have my browser muted unless there's something I explicitly want to hear. I just don't want to hear any ads or noises at all unless it's of my own volition.
So I don't put much stock into rotten tomatoes. I've looked up movies that I love and many have crap ratings even though I was entertained. To me if it receives a low rating I just consider it more niche and with less wide appeal. That doesn't necessarily make it a bad movie.
I've also hated plenty of movies with high ratings.
If rotten tomatoes does have an effect maybe they should blame this on something more fundamental such as lack of critical thinking and independent thinking.
That may only be secondary to their intention, Facebook does a lot of weird stuff behind the scenes to create feeds and it's not always explicit as to what is the catalyst, and it may nor be the intention of the person, and may not be understood, that by using that function it will enact some other peripheral 'features'
For my phone/pad it's a glossy screen and I don't notice as much (though sometimes get rainbow patterns that are annoying) but my laptop is matte (no glare for me) and it shows up a lot more on that.
You could just say 'no', I always told them I wasn't willing to give out that info, but then again I didn't buy much there because I had no use for shitty stereo systems and alarm clocks
Slashdot Mirror
"The project aims to help individuals such as refugees prove who they are in order to gain access to basic services such as education and healthcare."
Why limit these things to people who prove who they are instead of just letting everyone at all have access?
I don't plan on flying with the shit passengers have to put up with. It's bus or car for me.
Nice, thanks! In my experience I don't see it happening too much. If anything it must lead to more subscriptions...
Not significant if still more people have it than cable
There goes the accusation that people are sharing accounts
https://slashdot.org/story/326...
I personally don't subscribe to anything unless you count electricity
What is the advantage to this? It just looks like tighter google integration in the main UI. People want this that badly that they're willing to side load it?
All that fuss over new hardware but not a single unveiling of a new game IP out of any Microsoft studios.
That and the lack of comparison between Xbox One and Xbox One X at their presentation leads me to believe stuff will look just as good if you don't have a 4k TV, and by 2018 only 1/8 US households will even have 4k.
Spending $500 this close to the PS5 when I find I wouldn't benefit much from PS4 Pro seems like a bad decision.
People have been ignoring logos and branding for eons now, why is it suddenly a concern? I don't know what networks TV shows "belong" to and I don't know what production house makes any films I watch either... Logos and crap are automatically tuned out by most people because they're not the main content, lots of people skip credits and theme songs as well.
Wouldn't banning encryption be to the detriment of the government as well as their own citizens' personal data that any terrorist would now be able to exploit to say, fake their ID or steal government clearance info and intel?
What could they possibly be thinking?
Shame so many companies out there still don't get it
Only in a very linear fashion, and does not model characters and backgrounds to create rigs and sets
Not exactly, what I had in mind was using the video to copy a model that would persist beyond key frames and even be retrieved later on if there was a close enough match, something much less linear than current offerings
I had a similar idea to develop an algorithm that would follow through and propagate successive frames of motion in a video, first analyzing it to create certain required textures and meshes, then applying it to various meshes that would be created by tracking the individual characters, objects, and sets in a video. I always believed it could work but it's a huge undertaking.
College would be great but it's important to teach this as early as possible so that kids can also learn to properly grasp the concept and use it effectively, and to be taught how to argue without fighting early on.
I always have my browser muted unless there's something I explicitly want to hear. I just don't want to hear any ads or noises at all unless it's of my own volition.
Why the fuck is the past location data even kept? That should be a focus.
"All I needed was the blood of a young boy" - https://youtu.be/VRNwqVU70Q8
He's stayed alive this long, he must be onto something
So I don't put much stock into rotten tomatoes. I've looked up movies that I love and many have crap ratings even though I was entertained. To me if it receives a low rating I just consider it more niche and with less wide appeal. That doesn't necessarily make it a bad movie.
I've also hated plenty of movies with high ratings.
If rotten tomatoes does have an effect maybe they should blame this on something more fundamental such as lack of critical thinking and independent thinking.
That may only be secondary to their intention, Facebook does a lot of weird stuff behind the scenes to create feeds and it's not always explicit as to what is the catalyst, and it may nor be the intention of the person, and may not be understood, that by using that function it will enact some other peripheral 'features'
Then the button needs to be called "Endorse and support" and not "Like," so that it is explicit in its meaning to both the user and the viewer
I don't choose a single news source, I choose many, and when a topic interests me I search for as many points of view as possible
And as for how I find those? Various search engines, comment suggestions, aggregators, podcasts, etc, compiled over time
OK, I have yet to try it myself, fair enough!
For my phone/pad it's a glossy screen and I don't notice as much (though sometimes get rainbow patterns that are annoying) but my laptop is matte (no glare for me) and it shows up a lot more on that.
With a MacBook Pro you can just use the same gestures (pinch to zoom) on the trackpad, works fine for me and no irritating smudges on my screen
You could just say 'no', I always told them I wasn't willing to give out that info, but then again I didn't buy much there because I had no use for shitty stereo systems and alarm clocks