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[Dec. 17th, 2009|08:24 am] |
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letting you know that cards will be exceptionally late this year... I have my reasons. I am off for the exam now. See you on the other side :) |
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[Dec. 16th, 2009|09:32 am] |
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everythings gonna be allright |
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| New LJ |
[Dec. 14th, 2009|07:19 pm] |
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Hey, gang. I decided to go ahead and make a brand new LJ for my everyday writings and following of my friend's lives along with the daily parusal of communities like Kitty Pix. So if you'd like to be added to my new LJ's friend's list, please poke me on ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) ewok_jedi via comment to my first post and I'll add you to it. Thanks. :) |
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[Dec. 14th, 2009|01:06 pm] |
Just practicing with my flash. |
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| Victorian Darwinist Teleology: The Intellectual Sin that WILL NOT DIE |
[Dec. 14th, 2009|01:06 pm] |
"It is not often that large-scale crises are due to intellectual error, but a single erroneous belief runs through all of the successive delusions of the past decade. With few exceptions, both left and right seem to think that history is a directional process whose end point - after many unfortunate detours - will be the worldwide duplication of people very like themselves." John Gray, "The End of a Dream," New Statesman, December 10, 2009. (h/t nytimes.com: "Idea of the Day: A Decade of Big Bad Ideas," 12/14/09) |
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| Stereoscopic... |
[Dec. 13th, 2009|07:41 pm] |
| [ | Tags | | | 3d, cgi, stereoscopy | ] |
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| | Michael Kamen, "Open Range" score | ] |
Okay, a little experiment in stereoscopy... my avatar head, since
it's furry. You need a red/green filter to view (red is left).
The thing I come to wonder: how standardized are "3D glasses"? With
polarized lenses, it should be no problem, but with colored filters,
the two colors selected for the right/left views must match exactly
the colors of the filters. I even remember blue filters instead
of the green ones. With this image, I tweaked the plain cyan / red
colors a bit to match - to my filters, that is.
Can you see the effect through yours? (wherever you got them?)
Oh my, this is so 80's. I want a monitor that can polarize pixel columns... |
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| This. |
[Dec. 12th, 2009|12:07 am] |
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This.
This, people, this.
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okay
