So I was wanting a kindle then my interest was sparked by these readers
running andriod. Picked up a pandigital novel but turns out they are not
that great. After about 4 hours of playing took it back and picked up the
velocity Cruz reader. Out of the gate it looks like they want you to hack
this
I have been trying to get dvgrab to work with my setup and I can't seem to
get it to grab the video from my camera over firewire. It starts the camera
says it is grabbing video, but never writes a file with the video to my hard
disk. Running dvgrab as a normal user occaisionally gives me a
I am curious about your experiences with tablet readers. I have a Kindle and
love it, but I am interested in the greater capabilites of a tablet. Part of
the hype that differentiates the tablets from the e-ink devices is the
following. E-ink advocates say that reading a tablet can cause more eye
I think as far as Just a book the kindle and related devices are the way
to go. After spending about 4 hours with each of these devices I think the
cruz is a mile ahead of the novel. In the end it is like looking at a
computer from the book aspect. I don't like reading off a screen so they
both
I have always used Kino and the interface to dvgrab and other tools in my
acquisition of video from my camera. I have not seen driver problems like
you are describing. And yes, that does look like a driver problem to me.
I was always on 32-bit Linux. It appears you are using 64-bit. Are there
http://www.linux.fm/
How disappointing. eSpeak is silent in my browser.
You'd think they'd at least broadcast in stereo...
(-: Chas.M. :-)
Subject: Re: Kernel source spoken aloud
From: technomage.ha...@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2010 13:41:33 -0700
To:
On Sun, Dec 5, 2010 at 5:28 PM, Alan Dayley aday...@gmail.com wrote:
I have always used Kino and the interface to dvgrab and other tools in my
acquisition of video from my camera. I have not seen driver problems like
you are describing. And yes, that does look like a driver problem to me.
Am 04. Dec, 2010 schwätzte Lyle Tuttle so:
moin moin,
http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/11/mf_algorithmolympics/
That would be really cool. Do we have any high schools that have good
programming programs?
Richard Whitehouse at ASU has been using an automated grading program for
his classes
don't forget to make it accessible for those of us who are blind musicians.
believe me, there's rather a lot of blind musicians. smile
-Eric
On Dec 5, 2010, at 1:59 PM, Dave Trau wrote:
So the concept is to create a flash player that can musicians and there
friends can copy a code and imbed
