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Feature list vs. price is stupefying. OK, you have to buy a computer. But it's almost unimaginable how things have changed in the past few years. Wow. . .< 11:28:34 PM  >News: Analysis: Considering Adobe's future Why is Adobe spending $3.4 billion to buy Macromedia? It's not about crushing competing programs, but rather an attempt by Adobe to complement its print publishing apps with Macromedia's dynamic media offerings. David Sawyer McFarland analyzes the deal and what it potentially means for users of Adobe and Macromedia software. [Via MacCentral] . .< 11:26:58 PM >News: Apple packs the house at NAB The Apple booth was so busy during its demo sessions that people had to take alternate routes because they couldn't make it through the crowds. From a packed house in the demo sessions to jammed aisles in the booth itself, everyone with an Apple shirt was being riddled with questions. It wasn't at all uncommon to see show badges with the names of some of the biggest movie and television studios in the world printed on them.
"This is one of those beautiful moments that we hit it out of the park," a smiling Richard Kerris, Apple's senior director Pro Apps Technical Marketing told MacCentral. "We are more committed to NAB this year than any other before." This is about the time and place I learned some basic scripting. . .< 11:14:39 PM >Blu-ray Selects Dolby Digital Plus and MLP Lossless Codecs Blu-ray Disc was developed to enable recording, rewriting, and playback of high-definition (HD) video and to store large amounts of data (25 GB for single layer, 50 GB for dual layer on a single-sided disc). In addition to the Dolby technologies mentioned above as optional codecs, the BDA selected Dolby Digital as a mandatory audio standard for Blu-ray Disc in September 2004. ...Read More » Catholic church determined to remain hopelessly out of touch with reality. . .< 1:14:33 AM >New immigration plan to clear backlog Citizenship and Immigration Minister Joe Volpe on Monday announced a new $72-million plan aimed at helping immigrants reunite with relatives and clear a giant backlog of applicants.
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