Dan Grossman links up my favorite educational movie, "Powers Of Ten", which is a fantastic look at the universe and the scales of our own world. Definitely a must-see if you've never seen it before. Read more at Wikipedia since I'm obviously not a scientist or film historian.
Thanks guys! For the record I think I'd just spring for ONE 30" display because the vertical resolution would far surpass my current vert, and that's the real thing I'm looking for.
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The time will be coming soon for me to spend ungodly amounts of money on new displays (since my dual 21" Dell LCDs just aren't big enough anymore) and I'm wondering if there are any real differences between the 30" Apple Cinemas and the new Dell 30" LCD? The Dell one is a few hundred dollars cheaper, but as far as specs are concerned I think that's the only difference.
Anybody have experience with both?
Yup, I'm a TextMate guy as well.
Allllllll the algorithms.
Hey Col, the UI is already based on PostScript which is vector-based. You mean a more extensive vector-driven UI engine?
Just checked out O'Reilly's Java Cryptography book at Barnes and Noble and it got me all nostalgic for my programming days. I'm a sucker for a nasty algorithm.
» Best Educational Movie Ever: Powers Of Ten ... Last Reply: 1 year ago by fathomtheunknown.
An interesting footnote is that Charles and Ray Eames produced this movie, the same duo that designed one of the most famous lounge chairs around, found in modern homes and offices everywhere.