Actually, that's because the actor in question is actually acting in the movie. Also, is it a fully CGI version, or is it just digital de-aging, like they did for Magnus and Xavier in X-Men III? The former would make it more like Golem being modeled on Andy Serkis; latter would simply make it Jeff Bridges playing two roles in the same film.

Wikipedia to the rescue; looks like the former.

-Ster

That would have worked if you hadn't stopped me.

"Flash Player (Safari Internet plug-in)" is a separate process as of Safari 4 (on OS X at least).

-Ster

Fail Safe

Indeed they are: it was a StarTAC .

:-)

I think you're thinking of CX4, which is indeed huge. 10Gb TwinAx comes in SFP+, which is the same port that you use for 10Gb fiber.

Say you're talking about a 4-level MLC cell, and say it runs at 3.3V. If the voltage is on [0V, 0.825V), that's 00b; [0.825, 1.65V) is 01b; [1.65V, 2.475V) is 10b, and [2.475V, 3.3V) is 11b. But those are analog voltages - the controller has to read the voltage, do an analog-to-digital conversion, and figure out which level it corresponds to. The ranges listed above are for if you have perfect discrimination - in most cases, it's difficult to differentiate small differences, so they don't use the full range. With better A-to-D and signal processing, they can resolve the differences better, which in turn lets them get more write cycles.

Those numbers are pulled out of the air for illustrative purposes; I have no idea what the real values are.

All we can really do is let the industry die and THEN see if it is so valuable that it needs resurrecting.

Ah, so you've been reading Girl Genius too?

-Ster

They have permission to profit off the BSD code that they use, by virtue of the BSD license.

The ones that interact electrically with the iPod (docks, etc.) have a license to do so.

-Ster