The meeting location has been confirmed, so the meeting is still on.
For our February meeting, the NH Ruby and Rails user group will be
hosting a series of Lightning Talks - short and to the point
presentations on just about any topic related to Ruby, Rails, and the
development process. All
Thanks for all the comments. I can answer a few:
On Feb 17, 2008, at 12:28, Ben Scott wrote:
When people asked questions, I could barely hear that someone was
speaking, let alone make out what they were saying. As has been
discussed before, source quality is key. You can either mic the
Bill McGonigle wrote:
I'm still looking for some open source software that has a
compressor which can operate on
an audio file based on a moving window, rather than the whole file.
Have you tried The Levelator?
http://www.conversationsnetwork.com/levelator/
Ah, good point. I did one of
On Feb 18, 2008 5:06 PM, Bill McGonigle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Compression is a signal processing technique which can make the
dynamic range of an audio waveform more 'consistent' ...
*Oh*, *that* kind of compression. Sorry, don't know much about that.
Right, I tried doing video once and
Interesting post about Nicholas Negroponte's keynote at the AAAS annual
meeting. I like the phrase 'obese electronics.'
Sounds like something interesting is about to happen with OLPC, too...
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Ted Roche wrote:
Interesting post about Nicholas Negroponte's keynote at the AAAS annual
meeting. I like the phrase 'obese electronics.'
This one?
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/02/negroponte-olpc.html
Kent
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On Feb 18, 2008, at 20:29, Ben Scott wrote:
Heh, like the filmstrips we watched in school. Something could
probably be rigged up in software, I think. Or just have somebody in
the audience strike a bell when the slide gets advanced. ;-)
I can't figure out if that would be hilarious or
Kent Johnson wrote:
This one?
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/02/negroponte-olpc.html
You mean, the one in my clipboard I was too stupid to remember to paste
into the message,
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/02/negroponte-olpc.html
Yeah, that one. Thanks :)
