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Comment #40303090
Steve also played with Zeni Geva as Superunit: https://www.discogs.com/release/876551-Zeni-Geva-Steve-Albin...
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Comment #32954915
They had this feature (sort of). I don't remember if you could recommend movies to others, but you could have friends and see each other's viewing history.
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Comment #28252377
You could run it all inside a virtual machine.
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Comment #26661330
I remember buying Comanche again years after it was released. But it was unplayable. The fuel depletion rate was somehow proportional to CPU speed, so on my (relatively) faster com…
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Comment #26510337
This might be what you're thinking of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better
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Comment #26389281
I've been seeing this a lot online in the past few years and it has been driving me crazy. Has the a/an rule of writing been updated? I'm talking about examples like the one above,…
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Comment #19768808
An older, similar program is xfig.
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Comment #16789799
If you're into portraits, the Olympus 75mm/1.8 is one of the best M4/3 lenses available.
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Comment #16710905
Yes, people would buy them, but they do require very disciplined shooting. That kind of resolution is very unforgiving of even slight movement or mis-focus.
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Comment #16710834
This article mentions a way to manually do it without the need for stabilizing hardware: https://petapixel.com/2015/02/21/a-practical-guide-to-creati...
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Comment #16710238
Right, which is why I think Olympus has had success with it. They primarily (maybe only?) make micro 4/3 bodies, so the resolution is still relatively low (some of their bodies are…
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Comment #16709929
He wrote that before he wrote the article I linked to. Also, this article mentions some deficiencies of stabilization in certain circumstances but nowhere does it claim that it's u…
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Comment #16709091
The site has a page explaining how to get around it.
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Comment #16709082
What would be useful on their site would be a comparison showing the same image shot with an unmodified sensor and then again with their filter-less sensor. If no one can tell the …
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Comment #16708999
Another option is to use a body that offers stabilization. Olympus has gotten their stabilization good enough that you can shoot handheld at pretty slow shutter speeds: https://blo…
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Comment #16708946
Sensor shifting is implemented in several camera bodies these days. Olympus has been doing it for a few years.
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Comment #14566471
Great recommendation! His book The Armchair Universe is pretty much what made me want to be a programmer. I enjoy books that keep the fun in programming.
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Comment #10563189
The people who really know what they are doing make the complicated stuff seem dirt simple. I had Dave as the instructor for my undergrad compilers and operating systems courses ba…
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Comment #10159694
I assume that was a custom VM. As far as I know, there is no way to disable GC in the official Oracle JVM.
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Comment #8000337
Did you read the article?
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Comment #7956551
You might want to play around with Darktable ( http://www.darktable.org ). I have no affiliation other than using it a bit. I use an Olympus EM-5 and it handles the raw files just …
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Comment #7643174
That might work if Netflix had compelling content. Maybe they do, I don't know. But it is not helping Netflix that Comcast is ranked near the top for ISP market share and also owns…
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Comment #7160472
Maybe this is a stupid question, but why is it so bad to let people provide for themselves? Kansans should be prevented from running their own ISP? Why? Doesn't that idea seem cont…
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Comment #6968184
The contents of the linked page were the first lecture I had in my undergraduate calculus course. At the end of the lecture, we all looked around at each other wondering what we ha…
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Comment #6879063
I always visit /new. I don't think I've ever visited /hot.