Comment Re:The only thing I care about. (Score 4, Insightful) 479
Well the Russians joined the Nazi invasion of Poland on September 17th, 1939, so there's that, too.
Well the Russians joined the Nazi invasion of Poland on September 17th, 1939, so there's that, too.
Tell me again why college in the US costs sooooo much? It's not like you are getting a super special top notch education that is not comparable to top Canadian universities for example.
The same reason health care costs so much: the more money that's made available, the higher the price that can be asked.
In supply and demand terms, prices rise to balance the supply of education services with the demand for those services until demand is restrained or supply is increases.
What's happened in education and health care tells us that supply isn't keeping up with demand and so we have rationing based on price to match supply with demand. High prices keep some out of school or out of the doctor's office so that the available services match those able to pay for them.
Running something at the speed it was designed and verified to run at by the maker isn't overclocking.
I have issues with them, too; but I'd rather a non-corporate entity build out and even own our infrastructure than profitmongers!
I have news for you: local governments are incorporated, too.
And don't think for a second that the people involved in local government aren't interested in making decisions that personally profit themselves and their friends.
There were actually two visible skid marks. One track from normal braking and another from pulling up the emergency brake.
It wasn't enough.
Racists much?
When did Islam become a race?
Otherwise we'd be talking about the project facing popular impedance rather than popular resistance.
It's hard to know anymore what anyone really means when they use the terms "communist" and "socialist".
Marx used both of them to refer to societies where the means of production were collectively owned, where socialism was a transitional period before full communism.
In practice, collective ownership has meant state ownership.
Are you suggesting that it's the form of state ownership that distinguishes socialism from communism?
Because the clipped waveform has more area underneath it than the smaller unclipped waveform, the amplifier produces more power than its rated (sine wave) output when it is clipping.
Which is why a designer shouldn't assume the amplifier is going to just produce a sine wave.
I personally don't do this sort of engineering, but I can see the reasoning. And if you are trying to push high volumes out of your laptop speaker, you probably should be carrying external speakers. There are physical limitations to systems designed to be portable.
The trouble is that the audio chipset hardware is by design meant to output arbitrary waveforms, including squarewaves, which is what VLC produces in the most extreme form of clipping.
A wave file can hold the very same signal.
Neither the user nor software is responsible for trying to figure out what waveforms are a problem on a system where the built in amp can destroy the built in speaker. It's the responsibility of the maker to limit the output of their own amp so that it doesn't cause damage. They put the amp in there in the first place. There's nothing about putting in a proper amp that in any way would affect portability.
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.