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we'll always have Kyoto! and Leadville and the Olympian rainforests... I love you. (i'm finding alot of potential jobs) lq

[vel] security on $100 laptop

http://chronicle.com/wiredcampus/article/1862/locking-down-the-100-laptop February 8, 2007 Locking Down the $100 Laptop This much you probably know: When Nicholas Negroponte's much-discussed $100 laptops hit the field, they will have a bunch of unorthodox features, like hand-cranked

The Fog of Dracula - New Video by Lewis LaCook

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Mine Darn Lark

perched just so on life as a fire on a candle would I call you fire I'd say, this is fire I broke from a candle happily, hastily - so, poetry, we meet again _ Invite your Hotmail contacts to join your friends list with Windows

dart to the paranoid chant

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silverskull braserode

slack hung (R) y-sack bedding to autotrophs elf trope tropp the bubble logic aspic of a lark's tung tree so aleurites or vernicia so outward bound was the abode of the phoenix to t'ung tree a mirrour to flowers as water is to the moon mountains series of trials sauroglossum nearly

a poem for the Arnold Böcklin typeface

at play in the waves the mermaids cluster rock as storm approach listening shell dreaming sky thrashing tail dolphins circle racing jumping hunting further out a trireme rows straining groaning listening stormbirds circle broadly dip dive plummet were that each scale were a game a pawning

Re: a poem for the Arnold Böcklin typeface

http://ana-uploads.blogspot.com/2007/02/dolphins-dream-dust.html On 9-Feb-07, at 4:16 PM, phanero wrote: at play in the waves the mermaids cluster rock as storm approach listening shell dreaming sky thrashing tail dolphins circle racing jumping hunting further out a trireme rows straining

Real-time file access and organization -

Real-time file access and organization - Here is the problem, as anyone following my work can attest - there's too much of it. I'll be at the Openport festival in Chicago the end of the month, doing a symposium, talk, two performances. So I'm attempting to organize files for the last, and it's

Re: Real-time file access and organization -

I sympathize. And more, I think its vital that you get some sort of system up and running so that others can access your work in a coherent way. Technically, I can imagine a way to tackle the problem using file metadata in the image/movie files, indexing this to database, then indexing the

Re: Real-time file access and organization - (fwd)

Hi - Could you tell me how you're doing this? In other words, given a Quicktime movie for example, how would you add metadata - and then how could you search for it? Thanks greatly - Alan === Work on YouTube, blog at

Re: Real-time file access and organization - (fwd)

The searching yes, that's something else altogether. You d have to find a way to extract the metadata from the movie. For my current project involving image files, I'm using Phil Harvey's exiftool (a Perl script) to extract the data and then I insert the data into mysql. I wrote a shell