Comment Re:Ok then... (Score 3, Informative) 247
Even with the editing, 'Collateral murder' showed normal legal war.
Assange is useless. Wikileaks doesn't do anything Cryptome didn't do better first.
Even with the editing, 'Collateral murder' showed normal legal war.
Assange is useless. Wikileaks doesn't do anything Cryptome didn't do better first.
Now your just making bullshit up. Dead last? You can't even make up a plausible lie.
Faith is a 'slow grift' that much is true.
You can't get people to accept obvious nonsense until they are emotionally invested in slightly less obvious nonsense.
Well met fellow VFX1 owner. Does yours still run?
I get tons of motion sickness from the VFX1 in descent and am fine with my DK2 in Asseto Corsa. Devil is in the details.
We're both old enough to have fixed focus eyes at this point. So problem solved for us.
You could fix it with pupal tracking, finding focus object, adjusting single very rapid zoom lens to correct focal distance and rendering depth of field blur.
I loved Janes ATF on my VFX1 headset. I should see if the machine still boots.
I found that having good solid controls in your hands makes me less likely to get sick. G27 wheel, DK2 and Asseto Corsa are my current favorite.
You typically turn down your graphics and spend a few bucks on your video card. No such thing as lagless.
You absolutely can change images on a display faster then the display refresh. You just never see all of any images and you typically see some on screen flicker from memory conflicts. Enabling VSynch is the setting that limits frame rate to display refresh rate.
You remain just flat wrong about tech being _capable_ of making VR not pukey. Imagine an experience that would make you puke in real life (say kissing Rosie ODonnell). A perfected VR experience of the same would make you puke.
The key is content. Today the tech is still weak, but content will always be potentially pukey. Don't make a kissing Rosie VR demo.
Link is broken.
I'm talking about yearly peak. In summer you have two typical peaks, noon - 2pm and 5pm-7pm. In winter you have heating peak at night, usually just before dawn.
Places that have an absolute peak in summer are summer daytime peaking, places that have an absolute peak in winter are winter nighttime. Given Finland's latitude I'd be amazed if they were not winter peaking. But it largely depends on how much electric heat they use.
What would you do to the federal reserve and their audit refusal?
The tea act theoretically made tea cheaper. But it remained illegal for anybody but the English to import tea to the colonies.
The fact the dutch were running tea into America isn't that relevant. They were smuggling and had the only reasonably priced tea anywhere.
The English had constructed a legal monopoly on tea imports and used it to partially fund their empire. Tea at the time was valued at about the price of gold. There is a deep story behind the expression 'the price of tea in China'.
In the mid 80s there was quite buzz about the 'biggest database in the world'.
It was known to contain links to every person you had ever repeatedly called on the phone. We call it metadata today. Basically a social network graph database.
Some called us paranoid at the time.
I believe the words you are looking for is 'undocumented API'.
An undocumented API is almost guaranteed to change. But is less protected than a normal API as you don't even have
Undocumented APIs in commercial software are not protected, they are just a bad idea to use.
The printing presses are already scheduled to run the bearings out of them. It's called the SS trust fund.
It's not just that they have spent all the money, they have run up a huge debt. Our only hope at this point is another currency going POP (I'm looking at you Pound, you too Euro) and capital flight gives us enough time to non-disastrously inflate our way out.
Where did the president of your country go last time he got sick?
There are many metrics to measure health care quality. To make the USA's bad you have to overemphasize equality and ignore things like average survival after diagnosis.
Math is like love -- a simple idea but it can get complicated. -- R. Drabek