@mike lucey said: @roger said: Can this be used with real people? I have a friend in a certain agency that would like to know. Its rumored that some iPhone geeks are working of a laser app, might do the required job .... will keep you posted on developments Poof!

Hi. May I suggest, if you haven't already, look at some of the related threads? There are several. I would have thought by now, someone would have responded. You know about Newegg, and Toms Hardware, right?

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I can't argue with that.... I want to, but we're under strict instructions to be nice

Golly Do you want earth's celebrity? Just find a bigger life génération than this configuration named Fred! Start square 20*20, 35 426 generations before be stable, discovery bySchneelocke 05 15 2010! With of course the canocic rule: Born 2 / Survive 2 or 3 [image: Fred.png] PS the is a fonction random for create primitive soup on a selection aera inside Golly if you want not draw with hands

Thanks for all the advice . I spent quite a lot of time researching printers yesterday (Epson, Canon, HP, Lexmark & Brother). The problem I found is that most of the multifunction printers seem to be geared towards quality photo printing and tend to suck when it comes to general colour documents, which what I tend to do most. The only exceptions appear to be a handful of the Canon models and up until this morning I was settled on the MG6250 - despite concerns about it's wifi and ink consumption. However I had another go at fixing my current printer and managed to get it working again. I know it's only a temporary fix, but it buys me some more time to consider my options and look at separate printers and scanners.

@unknownuser said: poor dogs your dog's avatar ? It's seems not, it has a very big smile!

@gistman said: onzki... So what did you end up getting? Hi there.. I ended up with Dell Precision T5500 (Xeon X5690, 3.46 Ghz 12MB Cache, 12GB DDR3@1333Mhz, single Quadro 4000 graphics card, 1.5TB Sata, 21.5" Dell monitor). I guess it's an enhanced T5500 because the specs is better than T7500, though the chasis is T5500. (I wonder why:) Got it for about 4.2K USD from a Dell authorized dealer in here HK. I've been using if for two weeks now and so far I think it's performing better than my recent T3500 in a way that it's more stable (lesser crash and bug splats) and computes things smoother (seen on progress bar of my common procedures like "flatten," "joint push/pull," "round corners", sandbox features, and others (obviously I'm not a techie as evident with how I rate it:). By the way, as of this posting, Xeon X5690 ranks only at 5th place among other fast CPUs http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_lookup.php?cpu=Intel+Xeon+X5690+%40+3.47GHz , and the i7-3690X on first in rank is a way lot faster and cheaper, unbelievable check it out.

Spiffy. Say you were in a windowless basement. You could pipe in sunshine with a view.

Thanks Mike! Good article! Charles Benton. Kite Aerial Photography Long time ago I found this guys' work: http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/kap/kaptoc.html. He's been at it for years. He collaborated in research on early 3D recording of buildings: http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/kap/background/Campanile/sather1.htm Unfortunately the UC Berkeley links on the project seem to be removed and I don't think the KAP site itself is actively managed any longer.

I believe Mikogo also allows remote control and has other nice features like white board, and participant pointers. http://www.mikogo.com/product/what-is-mikogo/

The old 0.8 version was OK on my Sony AW laptop (with Nvidia GeForce 9600MGT), but the the new 0.9 dont work Could not link shaders; Fragment info ------------- (0) ; fatal error C9999; Bad scope in ConvertLocalReferences()

I tried that app out a bit ago, fun for a while. The funny thing was that my mouse trails came out reminiscent of the lower 48 states: [image: IOGraphica-452minutesfrom13-31to14-17.png]

And heres the link how to create the virtual whiteboard, never tried it but judging from the videos about it works greate with SU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s5EvhHy7eQ&feature=relmfu

thanks mac1 Yes my system has 8GB memory.

seems very interesting, thanks

@unknownuser said: If you're rendering at 1080 directly from SU you'd have to try really hard to get to 8gb. Even then you'd probably have to be running other software in the background to get that high. If I wanted to save a few bucks and was in that situation I might even start with 6gb with the option of buying a little more later if the need arose. -Brodie Thanks Brodie. I think I will go for 8GB then.

Last beta release 3.7.2 12 16 2011

do a screen recording with quicktime then pause during playback and screenshot the QT window (obviously sacrificing image quality by doing that.. unless you can start with a gigantic monitor with the final image being in the 800-1000px range)

Typically these don't work well as either a light or a speaker.