Why is this funny? Mark it as insightful, intentional or not.
Even though I think those crazy (in a good way) texans will get there a lot earlier than 2023.
The bit about 128bit color is probably true, 32 bits per channel can be really useful when using various blending modes and pixel shaders.
It also says you can choose what depth your framebuffers are, 8, 16 or 32 bits per channel.
The output precision is supposed to be 10 bits per channel.
You probably only want to see the Space Frontier '01 and Space Access '02 videos. They kind of capture
all the best bits anyway. Besides, they have better things to do with their money that to pay for the bandwidth.
I seem to recall that he said in an interview that
he doesn't feel that computer graphics are as challenging anymore.
The learning curve is real steep, but when you get to the top, well, it get _real_ tough. No one to rely on and so on. So he
went to rocketry to get back the feeling of making discoveries and gaining insight.
Maybe this will even affect his code. I know my code is affected by strange stuff I learn.:-)
Exactly, what should one do? I mean, I'm a finnish citizen and I really don't think they'd care a rats ass if I wrote to J. Random US Congressman. It makes me mad that US can make up silly laws that make things harder for everyone else. Hmm.. maybe I should start my own "internet";)
Maybe it's just me, but/. is a bit too "americanized". Maybe we should have a poll. How many of you are american citizens?
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Why is this funny? Mark it as insightful, intentional or not.
Even though I think those crazy (in a good way) texans will get there a lot earlier than 2023.
You also have to set the svn:keywords property, like this:
svn propset svn:keywords "lastchangeddate lastchangedrevision" [file]
Actually, X does not manage the windows. It only does rendering and user input.
RTFF
I just hope you're not tracking unstable ;-)
Uhh, it looks fine to me.. Anyway, you can find more nifty things to try out here
Or you could try zsh. I use this prompt, which
does the same thing: '[%B%n%b@%B%m%b]-[%B%3~%b]%# '
IIRC, if you define a DTD for your page, mozilla switches to standards compliant parsing.
Otherwise it tries it's to handle old/buggy HTML.
"You just ask the leader of the mission, Harry S. Stamper [...]"
;-D
You didn't see it to the end, did you?
I thought you can take the bootable floppy image, burn it on a cdr[w] and boot it?
Umh, it is not.
The bit about 128bit color is probably true, 32 bits per channel can be really useful when using various blending modes and pixel shaders.
It also says you can choose what depth your framebuffers are, 8, 16 or 32 bits per channel.
The output precision is supposed to be 10 bits per channel.
You probably only want to see the Space Frontier '01 and Space Access '02 videos. They kind of capture all the best bits anyway.
Besides, they have better things to do with their money that to pay for the bandwidth.
That just doesn't compute.
"The moon receives 13,000 terrawatts of power from the sun."
Hehe, terrawatts? Never heard of those before!
Sorry, but that's an urban myth. See this for more information.
Maybe that's what sony means with the biotech stuff. No need to engineer hardware, just turn the kids ;-)
into biological computers.
You don't have to upgrade 20+ packages to fix this, unless they are statically linked. Most programs use the shared libraries AFAIK.
Because when the patch is small it's a lot easier
to verify it's correct.
hubris. that's what prevents sharing.
Yeah, right. And exactly what would hold the
thing in place? A shitload of rockets?
They set us up the arm?
Urgh. I need to sleep more.
Yes, it's pretty neat. :-)
:-)
I seem to recall that he said in an interview that
he doesn't feel that computer graphics are as challenging anymore.
The learning curve is real steep, but when you get to the top, well, it get _real_ tough. No one to rely on and so on. So he
went to rocketry to get back the feeling of making discoveries and gaining insight.
Maybe this will even affect his code. I know my code is affected by strange stuff I learn.
RST
Exactly, what should one do? I mean, I'm a finnish citizen and I really don't think they'd care a rats ass if I wrote to J. Random US Congressman. It makes me mad that US can make up silly laws that make things harder for everyone else. Hmm.. maybe I should start my own "internet" ;)
/. is a bit too "americanized". Maybe we should have a poll. How many of you are american citizens?
Maybe it's just me, but