hmmm, didnt DECwindows have a display postscript-based gui in 1988. Very forward thinking stuff, like most of their products. Remember Altavista.digital.com?
THATS what we need here. Every GUI element in a scalabe vector format, icons, etc.... And maybe even monitors with vector hardware acceleration.
Didn't some 1980's arcade monitors have vector acceleration? Or is that something else entirely?
It seems that Youtube deletes the original upon compression. AFAIK google video doesn't. You can download the original video through a bookmarklet/favelet, unless downloading was disabled.
Not totally on-topic, but I've always wondered what codec google video uses? It's quality and downloading speed always seemed great. Wikipedia says it uses Divx, but how is that possible if Divx isn't even part of Flash or the FLV standards?
The W3C needed a media standard long ago. Also nice would be flv decoders builtin to the browsers, and flash's "stealing my mouse and keyboard clicks" would be gone forever!
IMHO, I think Assembly is the best because it forces you to start thinking about how the machine itself functions underneath.
Art of Assembly is where I got my start.
Bush was the lesser of two evils, in the eyes of the dimwitted fundamentalists who put him in office. Rambling on here, I just wish the U.S. had a vote of no confidence, like europe. Eg: I don't like either of them, so neither gets in office.
I think the truth behind google groups is that the google-friends mailing list, originally hosted on egroups [which was later bought by yahoo, and became yahoo groups], was the original impetus for creating google groups. Later they bought deja to save it from going bankrupt.
Also note that their archive was never really completed like they promised. Just look at the alt.tv.simpsons summary. The number of posts from april 1995 drop way off right when the shows popularity was taking off.
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they probably just censor all pirate bay torrent links
that's what the ms screen magnifier is for. *ducks*
hmmm, didnt DECwindows have a display postscript-based gui in 1988. Very forward thinking stuff, like most of their products. Remember Altavista.digital.com? THATS what we need here. Every GUI element in a scalabe vector format, icons, etc.... And maybe even monitors with vector hardware acceleration. Didn't some 1980's arcade monitors have vector acceleration? Or is that something else entirely?
It seems that Youtube deletes the original upon compression. AFAIK google video doesn't. You can download the original video through a bookmarklet/favelet, unless downloading was disabled. Not totally on-topic, but I've always wondered what codec google video uses? It's quality and downloading speed always seemed great. Wikipedia says it uses Divx, but how is that possible if Divx isn't even part of Flash or the FLV standards?
I have a 27" JVC, you insensitive clod!
The W3C needed a media standard long ago. Also nice would be flv decoders builtin to the browsers, and flash's "stealing my mouse and keyboard clicks" would be gone forever!
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IMHO, I think Assembly is the best because it forces you to start thinking about how the machine itself functions underneath. Art of Assembly is where I got my start.
you could have used gsview and ghostscript.
That links shows only one result, this selfsame article. The correction from google is my linux annoyances as a hardened windows user
We will soon know if businesses can patent business processes, or methods.
I guess it's not so agile after all: apt or ready to move
Bush was the lesser of two evils, in the eyes of the dimwitted fundamentalists who put him in office. Rambling on here, I just wish the U.S. had a vote of no confidence, like europe. Eg: I don't like either of them, so neither gets in office.
Are these even attacks or just spying? Are they targeting just us or?
Stay away from Sony's Peta-file system (pronounce it out loud), lol
What a terrific ad for online documents like gdocs and zoho
I guess they want to get their value for paying the GIF patent cartel.
It makes me wonder if they use stricter, more standardized html code depending on the user-agent.
Starship Troopers, lol.
I think the truth behind google groups is that the google-friends mailing list, originally hosted on egroups [which was later bought by yahoo, and became yahoo groups], was the original impetus for creating google groups. Later they bought deja to save it from going bankrupt. Also note that their archive was never really completed like they promised. Just look at the alt.tv.simpsons summary. The number of posts from april 1995 drop way off right when the shows popularity was taking off.
the customizegoogle extension for firefox has a site filter
Check this out http://mydreamapp.com/
Kill them all and let god sort 'em tout!
I thought they lost the project to someone else? I can't remember who though. You can probably find it here, on nerds 2.0.1 - a brief history of the internet http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=nerds+2.0.1& hl=en