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01:48 < eryc> http://edition.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/01/23/schneier.google.hacking/
01:51 <@devoid> ahaha
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10:11 <@sdodson> http://leroy-brown242.livejournal.com/268492.html
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13:33 < eryc> https://thismight.be/offensive/uploads/2010/01/13/image/285747_[cc]dont%20be%20evil.jpg
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14:11 <@sdodson> Will a DVI cable dramatically improve the image on my 24" monitor? I'm currently using svga cable.
14:17 <@Dagmar> Not really.
14:18 <@Dagmar> It's technically a better connection because it could be a purely digital connection, but in practice the signal loss of a short (6ft or less) cable is so small you'll be challenged to notice a differnece.
14:19 <@Dagmar> EDID communications for the computer to query the display for it's capabilities work over both VGA and DVI.
14:27 < eryc> i recorded myself dancing with cycorder
14:27 < eryc> between the slow framerate and my retarded antics ive decided i need a lot of improvement
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14:38 <@sdodson> As always, ask for an opinion on the internet get wildly different opinions. Some people tell me DVI is a must for any monitor over 19"
14:39 <@opticron> it may also depend on the quality of the monitor's drive circuitry
14:41 <@Dagmar> sdodson: That sounds more like salesperson advice to me.  "If they're spending enough money to buy a 22" monitor, we can probably get them to buy our overpriced DVI cable too since the monitor only comes with a VGA cable."
14:42 <@Dagmar> I've got a 24" which had both cables connected initially (yes, I was pushing a button to sort of swap displays) and I could not tell any difference in image quality between the two modes
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14:49 <@sdodson> It looks like single link dvi is capable of pushing 2.75megapixels, 1920x1200 is 2.3mpixel. I wonder what the effective bandwidth of svga cable is.
14:51 <@sdodson> I don't think buying a $200 monitor puts one into the market segment who will spend gratuitously on monster cables and shit.
14:53 <@sdodson> http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3948467&CatId=4464 is good for some lols though, the cable comes in a very nice wood box.
14:53 <@Dagmar> Something's wrong there
14:54 <@Dagmar> Oh I see.  They have it marked down to a non-ludicrous price
14:55 <@sdodson> It's awesome that in their photos one of the ends is coming apart.
14:56 <@opticron> it's plainly visible in 4 of those pics
14:56 <@sdodson> Maybe I'll borrow a cable and see if there's a noticable difference. The only thing that I really want is something that keeps me from having to hit the autoadjust button when switching between win7 and fedora
14:58 <@Dagmar> You'll probably just need to set them to the same refresh rate (and possibly dot clocks)
14:58 <@sdodson> nouveau isn't giving me the same refresh rate that windows is
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16:32 < eryc> heh
16:32 < eryc> funny pics
16:32 < eryc> wtf is nouveau
16:32 < eryc> and
16:32 < eryc> WHY IS THE INTERWEB SO BORING ON SUNDAY
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17:25 < eryc> any recommendations on hd video cameras?
17:26 < eryc> besides the flip
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17:46 <@sdodson> eryc: iphone iphone iphone
17:53 <@ShadowHntr> sup dodson
17:55 <@sdodson> ShadowHntr: learning ubuntu to help a friend out
17:55 <@ShadowHntr> cool
17:56 <@ShadowHntr> virtualbox is great for that =)
17:56 <@sdodson> ShadowHntr: Sure, but kvm is better.
17:56 <@ShadowHntr> yeah whatever
17:57 <@sdodson> and don't give me no jibba jabba about solaris zones or whatever nonsense that antiquated relic uses.
17:57 <@sdodson> :) :):): :)
17:57 <@ShadowHntr> wow
17:58 <@ShadowHntr> you're the second person to make me realize why i take anxiety meds :P
17:58 <@ShadowHntr> ;)
17:59 <@sdodson> i've never taken meds but i should
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22:16 <@sdodson> Interesting scheduling. If I ask dnet to use one cruncher it cycles through the 3 cores. If I tell it to use 2 it maxes out two cores and leaves the third untouched.
22:16 <@sdodson> It'd be interesting to see which consumes less power. I imagine the two cruncher option, I believe AMD can clock down a core when it's not in use.
22:21 <@Dagmar> Only partly useful since the memory bus can only run at one speed
22:21 <@Dagmar> ...cuz there's just one of 'em
22:23 <@sdodson> Does it ever downclock?
22:26 <@Dagmar> Yes, as a whole it can
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