Hi Valentin,
nice to hear the sound of digital speleology again .
There's a flaw in your argument, unfortunately. We only get to see the
cave paintings that have survived. Maybe, 60,000 years ago, there were
as many cave paintings as there are now photographs, but they only
lasted a few years. P
Hi,
The caveman grunted:
"I resent that."
My deepest apologies if you were offended. Once more my
inadquate descriptive skills leap to the fore. I was meaning
that, with the advent of such things as videophones (for crying
out loud!) people were happy with an image which required as
much pers
On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 15:02, mike wilson wrote:
> I find it amusing that we are heading for a situation where the
> average person is going to expect nothing more than an "image"
> with the (technical) quality of a neolithic cave painting.
I resent that. Cave technology is actually great. Let's
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Subject: re: The big yellow papa speaks
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> Hi,
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> I'm not sure I agree with his comment "The internet explodes the
> number of people that have access to pictures".
>
> The point is made often in this forum that the majority of human
&g
Hi,
I'm not sure I agree with his comment "The internet explodes the
number of people that have access to pictures".
The point is made often in this forum that the majority of human
beings have difficulty getting access to things like clean
water, never mind esoteric electronic goods.
"Film is
Hi,
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2278678.stm
"Quite frankly people do not want films or digital cameras
they just want pictures"
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Cheers,
Bob
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