908 | 10.2.2010 | 1 hour ago
kaw: killingbambi: bacinella: uppereastside: blonde-for-hire:
I died
Conundrum
Successfully bringing bitterness in the world since 1980
908 | 10.2.2010 | 1 hour ago
0 | 9.2.2010 | 23 hours ago
“ Pop Quiz: You have 765,618 lightmaps for a scene and very few of them have power of 2 dimensions, what do you do? If your answer was to rescale them and call CreateTexture 765,618 times please slap yourself. If your answer had anything to do with glTexImage2D, you might want to leave now.
Packing Lightmaps
Packing Lightmaps
7 | 9.2.2010 | 1 day ago
29 | 3.2.2010 | 1 week ago
kaw: tolasudolsa: ashtrayblonde: weofp: murda:
Italian vice minister Romani wants to send a sms message to the parents when their sons are watching porn on the internet.
It’s serious.
0 | 3.2.2010 | 1 week ago
“ The text could hardly be clearer: you do not have a license for commercial use of H.264. Call it “Final Cut Pro Hobbyist”. Do you post videos on your website that has Google Adwords? Do you edit video on a consulting basis? Do you want to include a video in a package sent to your customers? Do your clients send you video clips as part of your business? Then you’re using the encoder or decoder for commercial purposes, in violation of the license.
No, you can’t do that with H.264 « Digital Diary of Ben Schwartz
No, you can’t do that with H.264 « Digital Diary of Ben Schwartz
2 | 2.2.2010 | 1 week ago
“ With the new vision, NASA will shift focus to the R&D that will be needed to create a sustainable human exploration program. Over the next five years, a total of roughly $14 billion will be spent on three main programs. More than half of this amount will go to the development of technology for cheaper, extended-range space flight. This includes in-orbit fuel depots, closed-loop life support systems, and automated rendezvous and docking technology. The goal here is clearly to develop the ability to assemble a platform for long-range human space travel from multiple unmanned launch vehicles.
NASA reboots, focuses on cheaper, sustainable exploration
NASA reboots, focuses on cheaper, sustainable exploration
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