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That article is 10 months old. I would bet that the UAW will never successfully union a Japanese transplant factory. The Japanese aren't stupid.

But you have to be the first sheep in the flock to get one...

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Please... How do they know they're going to create a black hole? This is absurd. Scientist have done lots of experiments where they didn't know the outcome and we're still here.

And apparently doesn't use a browser with a built in spell checker either. :D

It doesn't require a reboot after every update. That's what I like about it. :p

Avira Antivir is what I switched to.

How about mandatory unpaid overtime for the engineers? How about the games GM played so that there is no automotive profit (so they didn't have to pay any profit sharing to the salary employees) even when the company was wildly profitable? How about taking away benefits from the salaried...

Do you bother to think before you post, or is this just the stream of thoughts going through your mind? :confused: The specs look fine to me. Who cares about LiveView? It's a substantial upgrade from the 5D, for not much more money. The mirror on a FF camera will hit the back of a lot of...

Maybe we should start talking about how GM treats their salaried non-union employees then. I would bet Toyota treats their employees far better.

Please... It's Japanese culture. It's not Toyota enslaving people. I guess when you can't compete you complain. :rolleyes:

I'm pretty sure it's not a software solution. My PC with a ICH9R behaves just like my hardware 3ware card. It can rebuild in windows. It shows up to utilities as a single drive (like Acronis).

I installed it last night on my system. Didn't notice any differences, but I guess I'm up to date now.

I figured as much. :p

I can't argue politics with someone who is delusional. So, Obama, despite having no military service and thinking the joint chiefs of staff have command responsibility, is just as qualified to be commander in chief as the guy who served in the military? John Kerry served in Vietnam, and he was...

It has forced my PC to reboot after every single update (daily), and one of them required 4 reboots in the row to get it to stop asking me to reboot. A Google search showed other people are having the same issues.

I don't know how else to say it. AVG is a complete and utter pile of crap. I just uninstalled it from this computer and will be uninstalling it from any other computer of mine that it's on later today. The program forces you to restart after every update and is just a big fat performance hog...

Awww... Boohoo... Be sure to go vote for the guy with only 143 days of job experience who is running for Jimmy Carter's second term!

Oh no. Not large boldface type. Maybe he's a Republican and is just too busy sending minorities to jail and making sure your kids get a bad education at public school by keeping class sizes up to keep up here.

I don't know how they're going to fit a pair of those in the camera, but what do I know? :confused:

What do you expect with a 300MB file? Personally, I want to know how they're storing 300MB in only 1.2 to 1.4 seconds. :confused:

Make - Canon Model - Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi ExposureTime - 1/50 seconds FNumber - 8 ExposureProgram - Aperture priority ISOSpeedRatings - 100 ExposureBiasValue - 0 Flash - Flash not fired, compulsory flash mode FocalLength - 19 mm

Sorry, I just didn't want anyone to miss it in case they didn't open Coug's link.

A little something for today:

Newsflash: Republicans want to close down small businesses, want to control where you shop, want people to die from aids and cancer, want people to take unsafe drugs, want to ruin public education, are racists, don't care about the environment, want to run your life, are homophobes, only care...

Why don't you just tell everyone it was Fry's?

Who listens to CD's by putting the actual disc in their optical drive and playing it? :confused:

Worked fine without any issues here.

The Samsung's are supposed to be decent DVD burners. DVD-ROM? Why bother? I looked at the different internal drive media readers and concluded none of them were spectacular (just varying amount of suckage), so I ended up just putting in this instead.

And the retort comes in.

Mackinac Island

Anyhow... Another picture:

Call Seagate and ask? What does their website show for the warranty if you put in the serial number?

It's not just IrfanView. It's pretty much every app. The problem is PS shows me something that basically no other program will. So, even if it's right (which I don't think it is). So, ultimately I can't see what I will actually get until I save it in PS and open it in another application.

I'm not sure that's what's happening. It seems like Photoshop thinks the ICM profile assigned to the monitor is not a sRGB correction but instead tries to compensate for it being a different color space.

I can also get them to match by changing the RGB Working Space in Photoshop to the one created with the Pantone Eye One and telling PS not to manage the color in the files when I open them. This solution though creates a big problem though if you open anything in PS that's not a sRGB file.

What you say works in theory except that sRGB is the default color space for Windows and all applications that don't support other color spaces. Edit: I was able to get them to match by changing the ICM profile for my monitor (In Windows settings) from the one created by the Pantone Eye One to...

I don't see that option here.

The real important issue here is why don't my colors match? This is the same sRGB file loading in PS and in IrfanView. The best I can tell PS changes the colors it is displaying perhaps due to a monitor calibration file, or perhaps bypassing a monitor calibration file? Anyone seen this or...

Larger size versions since the old ones were too small to see the details and I can't edit my earlier post.

Here are two quick processed shots (from the JPEGs, not the RAW) from my vacation.

I was working on my 15.4" 1680x1050 laptop LCD while on vacation. This is my standard downsizing: (done both times) 1) open 2) create duplicate layer 3) high pass (1.0) 4) change to overlay with 100% opacity 5) flatten image 6) resize 7) create duplicate layer 8) high pass (1.0) 9) change to...

Mine:

Look at the differences in the grills on the top of the A/C units. Personally, I like my rocks better. :p

I shaved a row of pixels off the top and bottom of mine to make it 1600x1200 per the rules.

Here's the result of my typical processing for web. I did save it at level 11. Usually I save at 9.

I'll try it. And when did you get a medium format digital camera?

I used the DD-WRT firmware for a while on my Linksys, but found Tomato to be a much better firmware.

I have a better analogy. The picture looks aliased. Like it was resized using nearest neighbor instead of bicubic.

It looks terrible (oversharpened / too much JPEG compression) on my screen here. :confused: