I have been using redhat since the prehistoric redhat 7 days, mostly on servers but more recently at home since fedora core 1, which got installed a few computers ago. While yum is cool, it was never all the way there, often meaning that if I wanted to make something work it was time to start compiling. Yesterday I upgraded my last fedora holdout from FC4 to FC7 (yeah I have been lazy, and everything was more or less working) and of course things broke. Well lets face it, pretty much every si
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High-definition capture and monitoring equipment has long been available for medical uses, but for whatever reason, widespread use has yet to catch on. Now, however, you people will be able to um, partake, in viewing the "first HDTV surgery ever broadcast" as National Geographic HD airs a special presentation of the 1080p system in action. According to a doctor that actually got to experience the technology first-hand, the KSEA HDTV Surgical System provides a widescreen, Full HD look at what's going on within, employs a 3CCD camera with an acquisition resolution of 1,920 x 1,080, and outputs an image that is progressively scanned and displayed at 60 full frames-per-second. We'd recommend you tune in to the aforementioned show on September 16th if the channel is available in your neck of the woods, but you may want to click on and see a few stills of the KSEA in action before subjecting yourself (read: your weak stomach) to the real deal.Continue reading HD surgery provides gruesome level of detail
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