Apr. 20th, 2009
Amazing Super Slow Motion Showreel
Apr. 20th, 2009 09:07 pmAmazing Super Slow Motion Showreel
This is what it looks like when you shoot High Definition at 1000 frames per second.
I-Movix SprintCam v3 NAB 2009 showreel from David Coiffier on Vimeo.
Cross posting and one-click posting
Apr. 20th, 2009 09:18 pmThe one-click DreamWidth-LiveJournal hybrid javascript for posting seems to work well with the new cross-posting feature. I've tested tables, images, and video, all seem to work fine. I do a one-click post to DW and it shows up on LJ. Very cool!
Edit:
ms_danson did some testing and made some useful observations:
http://ms-danson.dreamwidth.org/4709.html
The most important is that if you delete a cross-posted DW entry, the entry will ALSO be deleted on LiveJournal unless you make sure both the "Crosspost this entry" and the target account have been unchecked.
Edit:
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
http://ms-danson.dreamwidth.org/4709.html
The most important is that if you delete a cross-posted DW entry, the entry will ALSO be deleted on LiveJournal unless you make sure both the "Crosspost this entry" and the target account have been unchecked.
Stream new episodes of the Spider-Man 1967 TV show every Thursday | Marvel.com News | Marvel.com
Some of you may be, like me, old enough to remember the cheesy Spiderman tv series, first aried in 1967 ( a year before I was born) and replayed throughout the 70s. Marvel is now releasing all the old Spiderman shows in sequence every Thursday (as of the date of this post, 8 episodes are available).
EETimes.com - Diatoms could triple solar cell efficiency
Joint research by Oregon State and Portland State universities has demonstrated a possible tripling of electrical output by dye-sensitized solar cells by employing diatoms, a type of microscopic algae, to create the coating. Diatoms were placed on a substrate and were fed titanium dioxide so that they would build photovoltaic shells. Once the organic material was removed and the shells mixed with a dye, the shells were able to capture light with three times the efficiency of traditionally-designed dye-sensitized solar cells. Dye-sensitized solar cells work well in low-light conditions where silicon-based solar cells operate poorly, but tend to be half as efficient as silicon-based solar cells.
BBC NEWS | UK | Scotland | Glasgow, Lanarkshire and West | Force is strong for Jedi police
Eight police officers serving with Strathclyde's police force list Jedi as their official religion, making it the only police force in the UK with Jedi officers.