Comment Nice. Digital samples processed through analog (Score 2) 163
Nice. Digital samples processed through analog reverb and digitized again.
Analog is SO MUCH better than sucky digital.
Comment There's 70 billion people of Earth (Score 1) 349
Where are they hiding?
Comment Slashdotted! (Score 1) 311
Oh great, the server is way busy. Now I'll have to wait for all the geeks to finish.
Comment Does not work in Safari (Score 2) 203
Does not work in Safari, unlike youtube and 99% of all other online video sites which work fine in Safari (Mac OS X)
Comment There is no such thing as the Uncanny Valley (Score 0) 501
Stop trying to look intellectual. Everything is creepy at first, then we get used to it.
Comment slashdotted (Score 1) 511
but here's the youtube link to the actual interview
Comment Yawn...call me when they invent (Score 1) 268
a self wiping ass.
Comment Photoshopped! (Score 1) 112
"good enough to reveal even the paths worn in the lunar soil by the astronauts' boots."
Yeah, right! It's Photoshopped.
A Half-Gigabyte View of the Moon 112
An anonymous reader writes "A new 24,000-pixel-square half-gigabyte mosaic from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter shows the Moon's nearside as never before. The 1,300 black-and-white frames were acquired during a two-week period in December 2010. There is also video of the half gig moon."
Comment Re:/. News Network (Score 1) 192
You can already have video out from a number of apps; netflix, youtube, etc.
Comment I recall a book from 1994 (Score 1) 262
It was called "The Internet Directory" or something like that, and was nothing but a list of Usenet newsgroups. That's exactly what some people thought it was.
Comment Possibly to be streamed live here (Score 1) 405
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
But I don't know for sure.
Comment So what? (Score 1) 146
There were grayscale image editing programs for Macintosh at that time, and color image editing software for mini computers even earlier.
Comment Re:In defense of Officer Bubbles... (Score 1) 594
She stopped when asked. Watch the video again. After he says "If the bubble touches me, you're going to be arrested for assault," no more bubbles are seen.
Apple vs. Google TVs 403
This SFGate article begins,
"Apple and Google just kicked off the first round of their battle for the living room. Based on what we've seen so far, Apple is in the lead. It's still early, and this could change, but it looks like Apple is making an all-around smarter bet than Google." I haven't tried out the Google device yet. The Apple unit is decent, but it's so focused on TV rental that it makes it difficult to work with an existing library of media; between the transcoding, and tedious menu navigation... well, it's a good thing it's only $99. It's a dang cheap way to get your stuff on your bigger screens, provided you're willing to jump through the necessary hoops.
