wdlove
Sep 12, 03:04 PM
Where is the labret "resting" on the inside, is it more teeth or gums?
I thought to get one, but an an accident ... yikes, that could do some serious damage I would think.
Very pleased to see that you are being very vigilant with the care of the puncture sites. What you are experiencing seems normal. Just the body in the process of healing itself.
I thought to get one, but an an accident ... yikes, that could do some serious damage I would think.
Very pleased to see that you are being very vigilant with the care of the puncture sites. What you are experiencing seems normal. Just the body in the process of healing itself.
rasmasyean
Jul 1, 07:57 PM
Maybe, I'm not really sure. To me though, it seems like if the software has to scan you to figure out what part is an arm and a what is a leg, etc, then 2 people might be the max. But again, I really have no clue.
I found this...regarding the kinect sensor.
All sensory information (depth image, color image and audio) is transferred to the host via a USB2.0 interface, with complete timing alignment.
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/project-natal-xbox-360-primesense-motion-control,news-6326.html
So if this is the case, that would mean that processing the scene is up to the either the game developer...or XBox patch software. If the developer has direct access to the feed (as opposed to having to use whatever the XBox software provides) then they can potentially use as many people/objects as they want...given hardware limitations.
Maybe the patch software will initially give devs 2 skeletons so they can work with this to speed up making the first games. But over time, either Xbox engineers can make it more versatile, or devs will figure out different ways to use the sensor.
This is pretty interesting. If the feed spec / algorithms are available or can be reverese engineered, you may see some interesting applications of the Kinect sensor crop up arround the internet like the Wii sensors. Although admittedly, the Kinect, as a vision system, is not as simplistic as the Wii Mote, many hardcore hackers might be able to come up with all sorts of gadget projects.
I found this...regarding the kinect sensor.
All sensory information (depth image, color image and audio) is transferred to the host via a USB2.0 interface, with complete timing alignment.
http://www.tomsguide.com/us/project-natal-xbox-360-primesense-motion-control,news-6326.html
So if this is the case, that would mean that processing the scene is up to the either the game developer...or XBox patch software. If the developer has direct access to the feed (as opposed to having to use whatever the XBox software provides) then they can potentially use as many people/objects as they want...given hardware limitations.
Maybe the patch software will initially give devs 2 skeletons so they can work with this to speed up making the first games. But over time, either Xbox engineers can make it more versatile, or devs will figure out different ways to use the sensor.
This is pretty interesting. If the feed spec / algorithms are available or can be reverese engineered, you may see some interesting applications of the Kinect sensor crop up arround the internet like the Wii sensors. Although admittedly, the Kinect, as a vision system, is not as simplistic as the Wii Mote, many hardcore hackers might be able to come up with all sorts of gadget projects.
Popeye206
Apr 22, 03:30 PM
Umm, printing is 25% of the cost and Apple takes 30%. Add in the bulk mailing per issue, which is very little, and it won't equal what Apple takes. yet people want these magazine companies to take less. Apple reduces their take and we'll see prices per mag go down.
Wrong again. You do realize that when you buy a magazine from a store they get some money too don't you? About 30%. Plus, there is a middle man in magazine distribution. They get paid too. So, when you add it all up, the 30% to Apple is less than they pay today.
Wrong again. You do realize that when you buy a magazine from a store they get some money too don't you? About 30%. Plus, there is a middle man in magazine distribution. They get paid too. So, when you add it all up, the 30% to Apple is less than they pay today.
lcs101
Apr 27, 01:41 PM
No, nobody refers to network traffic in that way as it comes to development, projects and jobs.
They are talking about actually road traffic with cars and buses.
Exactly, especially considering this wording:
"...the goal of providing iPhone users an improved traffic service..."
As you say this is not how one would go about referring to network traffic, but rather real world road traffic, but don't point this out to those who think everybody (including MR) are idiots, because we see the story as having to do with turn-by-turn gps directions.
They are talking about actually road traffic with cars and buses.
Exactly, especially considering this wording:
"...the goal of providing iPhone users an improved traffic service..."
As you say this is not how one would go about referring to network traffic, but rather real world road traffic, but don't point this out to those who think everybody (including MR) are idiots, because we see the story as having to do with turn-by-turn gps directions.
eva01
Aug 17, 03:02 PM
I can't get excited for this, because i like having a disk, all the extras on it and in the case. And i highly doubt anime will be on it.
bdkennedy1
Apr 11, 10:50 PM
This is just one of the dumbest rumors out there lately.
Vegasman
Mar 29, 11:57 AM
I would ask the same question. However, that's not how patent law works in the USA. Nokia doesn't have to spend their time/money watching other people's products, tearing them apart, and looking for patent infringement. All Nokia needs to do is SOME DAY realize their patent was infringed and then file a lawsuit. That's it.
Correct. It is the possible infringer's job to make sure they don't infringe.
Correct. It is the possible infringer's job to make sure they don't infringe.
leman
Apr 17, 09:39 AM
You don't have a clue what you're talking about do you...?
If a teacher somewhere here in Europe would allow himself to seize private property, it would be a scandal and the teacher will most likely loose his job - rightly so. If it isn't like that in USA - then I am, frankly, shocked that a country which is supposed to be build on democracy is permitting such crude violation agains the basic constitutional order.
There are things like laws and basic rights (one of which is private property ownership). The school should not and can not "enforce school rules" by committing crime such as illegal property seizure. If using a laptop is agains the rules: you put the child out of the class and call his/her parents. If the child is playing with his phone during his exam, you fail him and call his/her parents. This is how the things should be done in a democratic, law-governed order.
To make things clear: the only cases when the property can be seized are: a) the property caries a clear and immediate danger (weapon, etc.), b) the property is not legal (drugs, alkohol in hands of a minor etc.), c) there is a court order permitting the seizure. Confiscation of a laptop is illegal and a criminal act under ANY law known to me. Sadly, people still insist on that "teachers can take stuff" thing, which is nothing more then a relic from old european teaching system. Interestingly enough, Europe has long moved ahead, yet judging from responses in this thread the USA still seem to miss the times of parental despotism.
If a teacher somewhere here in Europe would allow himself to seize private property, it would be a scandal and the teacher will most likely loose his job - rightly so. If it isn't like that in USA - then I am, frankly, shocked that a country which is supposed to be build on democracy is permitting such crude violation agains the basic constitutional order.
There are things like laws and basic rights (one of which is private property ownership). The school should not and can not "enforce school rules" by committing crime such as illegal property seizure. If using a laptop is agains the rules: you put the child out of the class and call his/her parents. If the child is playing with his phone during his exam, you fail him and call his/her parents. This is how the things should be done in a democratic, law-governed order.
To make things clear: the only cases when the property can be seized are: a) the property caries a clear and immediate danger (weapon, etc.), b) the property is not legal (drugs, alkohol in hands of a minor etc.), c) there is a court order permitting the seizure. Confiscation of a laptop is illegal and a criminal act under ANY law known to me. Sadly, people still insist on that "teachers can take stuff" thing, which is nothing more then a relic from old european teaching system. Interestingly enough, Europe has long moved ahead, yet judging from responses in this thread the USA still seem to miss the times of parental despotism.
swingerofbirch
Oct 13, 01:06 AM
Thankfully there will be. I know for a fact that the public build of Leopard is missing a lot of stuff. Most of it simply isn't finished and so not checked into the main Leopard tree. Some of it is simply not checked in because its not ready to be shown. Anyone with access to RADAR can find this info through some interesting searches.
What and where is RADAR?
What and where is RADAR?
mccldwll
Mar 24, 06:09 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8F190 Safari/6533.18.5)
So ridiculous dude. Just embarassing. Do you really think anyone has the time or desire?
Sure. Lots of newbies do. A jobs a job. Beats having to say "[d]o you want fries with that?"
So ridiculous dude. Just embarassing. Do you really think anyone has the time or desire?
Sure. Lots of newbies do. A jobs a job. Beats having to say "[d]o you want fries with that?"
carfac
Sep 12, 11:42 AM
Still, would it not be easy to see if the boxes were, uh, iMac sized, iPod sized, or Nano sized???
I am just amazed things stay secret so well....
I am just amazed things stay secret so well....
xlii
Apr 11, 06:25 PM
It's cool, but I'm getting dizzy just looking at it. Sucks to have simulator sickness.
Halebopp
Mar 24, 12:09 PM
Ha ha ha! Way to prove you arent a Samsung rep..."3 iPad's down", give me a break, nobody could go through 3 iPad 2's with how tight supply has been. Take a hike.
ignorant much? iPad #1 arrives with bleed, make genius bar appt and they put one aside for me (from stock reserved for these issues) - go in and identify identical issue in store with iPad #2. I hold on to iPad #1 and they order a replacement (iPad #3) - I receive call from Genius bar that it's arrived and they have checked it over for me (thank you, saving the drive) and identify identical issue on iPad #3 - count em 1,2,3 - waiting of 4
kthxbai
ignorant much? iPad #1 arrives with bleed, make genius bar appt and they put one aside for me (from stock reserved for these issues) - go in and identify identical issue in store with iPad #2. I hold on to iPad #1 and they order a replacement (iPad #3) - I receive call from Genius bar that it's arrived and they have checked it over for me (thank you, saving the drive) and identify identical issue on iPad #3 - count em 1,2,3 - waiting of 4
kthxbai
Stanjara
May 4, 01:46 PM
I don't know about you guys, but on my iPhone 4 battery life has been great since 4.3.2 - best of any 4.x updates. Let's hope 4.3.3 doesn't break it, or I'll be really pissed.
yes me too
yes me too
Takeo
Apr 21, 03:44 PM
Every single one of the many thousands of songs in my library is an Apple Lossless file ripped from a CD. Will I be out of luck? Can I store my own music? Will it support lossless? Would lossless be too big to stream smoothly anyway? Lots of questions.
eemsTV
Apr 17, 02:47 AM
My wife and I really enjoy our rooted Droid Xs. My mom wants a Droid X so she agreed to get the I�hone and trade me. I think changing it up and getting the iPh�ne, won't be a bad thing, that way we can have one of each of the best of both OS. I'm glad I don't have to switch to AT&T for it either, never considered a iPho�e till now. Don't know how long before the bionic comes out so I'm willing to be the oddball with the phone all my friends have, in a different color.
anti-microsoft
May 18, 11:03 AM
"brake" (break)
Yeah...sorry about that!:p
Yeah...sorry about that!:p
Ramunas
Jan 14, 05:45 AM
Here's mine. Been using it for quite a while now.
http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/5551/screenshot20110114at134.png
You can find it on interfacelift.
http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/5551/screenshot20110114at134.png
You can find it on interfacelift.
iAmLegend
May 4, 02:19 PM
It's amazing that this new iMac is only 10% faster than the new Macbook Pro.
The MBP really is the crowning jewel of Apple hardware.
The MBP really is the crowning jewel of Apple hardware.
LemonsofDeath
Apr 13, 04:13 PM
The share thing is quite tricky isnt it?
Last time there is a report adding the sale of ipads to the apple computers, then apple instantly overreaches at least two major pc competitors in only one quater? i believe most CS5 users run their job on non-mac platform, and adobe may have that data. Just curious whether CS5 shows the same performance on both platforms if identical computer resources are offered. I guess those editors have their preference since they usually possess several workstations for specific jobs and they can try it out.
I actually work in a place that sells and designs high end workstations for people, and there are a lot of people running CS5 on macs. Many editors work with both, and even if they prefer CS5 FCP is still used a lot, and not being able to open a FCP project could cost you a client. It is best to go with a system that can run all major NLE's (FCP, CS5, and Avid). Also the cost of a PC editing workstation is not much cheaper then a Mac workstation.
And don't forget Davinci Resolve, which only works on Macs.
Last time there is a report adding the sale of ipads to the apple computers, then apple instantly overreaches at least two major pc competitors in only one quater? i believe most CS5 users run their job on non-mac platform, and adobe may have that data. Just curious whether CS5 shows the same performance on both platforms if identical computer resources are offered. I guess those editors have their preference since they usually possess several workstations for specific jobs and they can try it out.
I actually work in a place that sells and designs high end workstations for people, and there are a lot of people running CS5 on macs. Many editors work with both, and even if they prefer CS5 FCP is still used a lot, and not being able to open a FCP project could cost you a client. It is best to go with a system that can run all major NLE's (FCP, CS5, and Avid). Also the cost of a PC editing workstation is not much cheaper then a Mac workstation.
And don't forget Davinci Resolve, which only works on Macs.
rever3nce
Apr 17, 11:15 PM
I can't believe there are people out there dumb enough to buy one of these when a new iPhone is, by all indications, probably less than 5 months away.
i dont get why this is "dumb" some people have been wanting it and waiting for it . some people might have a cracked screen on a 3gs or broken phone and maybe want this one. just cuz it dosent suit your case dosent mean its dumb for everyone else. by all means dont get the iphone in white and go troll on the iphone 5 rumor pages
i dont get why this is "dumb" some people have been wanting it and waiting for it . some people might have a cracked screen on a 3gs or broken phone and maybe want this one. just cuz it dosent suit your case dosent mean its dumb for everyone else. by all means dont get the iphone in white and go troll on the iphone 5 rumor pages
nanofrog
May 3, 02:55 PM
Depends on what you are doing in Enterprise. Think Reprographics. :apple:
Racks of servers for Reprography?
That can be handled by a desktop/workstation for the computing end, while the real work is done by the printer technology used to generate the actual output (banners, blueprints, ...).
Racks of servers for Reprography?
That can be handled by a desktop/workstation for the computing end, while the real work is done by the printer technology used to generate the actual output (banners, blueprints, ...).
rasmasyean
Jun 25, 08:32 PM
Still looks more promising to me than move and at least you only have to buy one kinnect if there are two of you playing as opposed to two sets for either move or wii so the cost becomes negligible between all of them.
Wasn't there a 3 person dance thing in one of those demos? In a previous demo I saw, I think a family was playing one of those twister like games where they make a "group shadow" shape?
Wasn't there a 3 person dance thing in one of those demos? In a previous demo I saw, I think a family was playing one of those twister like games where they make a "group shadow" shape?
MacRumors
Aug 7, 03:53 PM
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Today, Steve Jobs gave the 2006 WWDC Keynote speech and introduced Mac Pros (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807144713.shtml), Intel Xserves (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807150004.shtml), Display Price Drops (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807151847.shtml), and previewed Leopard (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807161421.shtml).
Apple has already posted the Quicktime stream (http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/aug_2006/event/index.html) for the event.
MacRumors covered the event live, and a transcript of the coverage is provided here (http://www.macrumors.com/events/wwdc2006.html). Stay tuned for a rumor wrapup and more details from WWDC.
Today, Steve Jobs gave the 2006 WWDC Keynote speech and introduced Mac Pros (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807144713.shtml), Intel Xserves (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807150004.shtml), Display Price Drops (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807151847.shtml), and previewed Leopard (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2006/08/20060807161421.shtml).
Apple has already posted the Quicktime stream (http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/aug_2006/event/index.html) for the event.
MacRumors covered the event live, and a transcript of the coverage is provided here (http://www.macrumors.com/events/wwdc2006.html). Stay tuned for a rumor wrapup and more details from WWDC.