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[ SpectSoft, LLC ] What does RaveHD do?
Well, RaveHD doesn't make toast, but if you are looking for a DDR that works the way you do you have come to the right place. RaveHD works natively with image sequences using industry standard image file formats (TGA, RGB, YUV, DPX to name a few). On top of that, it allows you to use standard file protocols (FTP, Samba, NFS, etc) to move frames on/off the disk because the images sit on a standard XFS file system!
Well, RaveHD doesn't make toast, but if you are looking for a DDR that works the way you do you have come to the right place. RaveHD works natively with image sequences using industry standard image file formats (TGA, RGB, YUV, DPX to name a few). On top of that, it allows you to use standard file protocols (FTP, Samba, NFS, etc) to move frames on/off the disk because the images sit on a standard XFS file system!
Friday, March 25, 2005
CTWatch Blog ? Blog Archive ? BlueGene/L doubles up BlueGene/L can now crank away at 135.3 trillion floating point operations per second (teraflops), up from the 70.72 teraflops
MIT Media Laboratoy: Press Images - Clocky: "When the alarm clock goes off and the snooze button is pressed, Clocky will roll off the bedside table and wheel away, bumping mindlessly into objects on the floor until it eventually finds a spot to rest."
Thursday, March 24, 2005
Doing the Hula : Page 1 At its core, Hula is a mail and calendar server, but the idea behind Hula is much broader.
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
eBay item 5566217149 (Ends Mar-26-05 15:53:38 PST) - Haunted Possessed Disney Stitch Teddy Dangerous? This is really pretty funny.
TrustedReviews - The UK's Premier Source for IT Reviews & News PC World Cracks £300 Notebook Barrier
Adidas 1 review - Engadget - www.engadget.com new running shoes that come with the 20MHz microprocessor built-in.
Tuesday, March 22, 2005
Firefox explorers - Next - http://www.theage.com.au/technology/ A major Australian newspaper has a lengthy and detailed feature on open source/standards, avoiding vendor lock-in, and specifically the increasing uptake of Firefox by major organisations' IT departments. It touches on security and price advantages of open source but mainly focuses on open standards -- the perils of vendor lock-in, and their importance to technologies like the Internet and digital music. Linux, OpenOffice.org and even Bugzilla get a mention and all told it is a very pro-open source/standards article, especially considering it is in a mass-circulation publication.
Monday, March 21, 2005
Photos: Tech wonders of the world - page 2 | CNET News.com
Dancers drive Toyota Motor's human-controlled walking robot "I-foot," which measures 2.36 meters high, weighs 200 kilograms and can walk at a speed of 1.35kph.
Dancers drive Toyota Motor's human-controlled walking robot "I-foot," which measures 2.36 meters high, weighs 200 kilograms and can walk at a speed of 1.35kph.
Friday, March 18, 2005
eBay item 4709061989 (Ends Mar-17-05 11:51:05 PST) - detroit techno / Clarence G - Hyperspace Sound LabVery expensive record - madness!
Thursday, March 17, 2005
GCC, a Key open-source programming tool due for overhaul | CNET News.com
What's new:
A new version of the GNU Compiler Collection, a set of tools used to build nearly all open-source software, is set to debut in the next few months.
Bottom line:
The new compiler software is likely to create programs that are higher quality and faster, meaning that everything from Apache to Linux and Firefox should get a speed boost.
What's new:
A new version of the GNU Compiler Collection, a set of tools used to build nearly all open-source software, is set to debut in the next few months.
Bottom line:
The new compiler software is likely to create programs that are higher quality and faster, meaning that everything from Apache to Linux and Firefox should get a speed boost.
Sunday, March 13, 2005
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Friday, March 11, 2005
And all that Malarkey [Fixed or fluid, you decide] In a recent conversation with Swedish web accessibility advocate Tommy Olsson, Tommy impressed on me again...
Thursday, March 10, 2005
Guardian Unlimited | Online | Mix and matchTechnology is democratising the music industry, with aspiring musicians able to set up recording studios without spending a small fortune on overheads.
Wednesday, March 09, 2005
Monday, March 07, 2005
Mr. Grimes’ Farewell
Richard is stepping down from his post of commenting on all things .NET. In his farewell address, he looks back at some missteps in the development of .NET and offers words of warning about the future of the platform
Richard is stepping down from his post of commenting on all things .NET. In his farewell address, he looks back at some missteps in the development of .NET and offers words of warning about the future of the platform
Saturday, March 05, 2005
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