H. S. wrote:
Good thing this is not a common approach, else everybody would be *told* they *must* know image processing theory and compression theory to view an mpeg movie on a computer!
->HS
I find that learning the theory behind something (when I have the time) makes it significantly easier to understand what is happening and why. It also exposes the poor design of many programs :-)
-Roberto
True. But we are fortunate the kind of attitude that some programmers and hackers have is not so common outside their community. Imagine going to a charity medical camp and explaining your problem and getting a retort in return similar to "Go read a book on medicine first," or "To really appreciate what your problem is and how to solve it, you must go to a medical school first." :))
->HS
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