Running for Walking
It hurts to walk
…That’s why you run!
The average is not a real number. If one fish is fresh water and the other salt, optimizing for the average kills both.
Power Gen by Astral Projection
The Last Question by Simon Asimov
The walls have ears. The windows have eyes. The doors have teeth.
When your mind is at peace, your mind isn’t doing anything and you are doing nothing and it is the same thing a mind does when it is dead.
Sense of achievement is what you feel the first time you are able to skip every other monkey bar. Sense of age is what you feel when you realize you can reach the monkey bars without jumping.
Be the rock that holds against the river or the water that flows with the current but not the fish that dies swimming upstream.
This has been bugging me for some time, but I always assumed it was just the monitor or editor program. Basically what’s been happening is any video I capture from VHS or TV to my computer ends up with every so slight but definitely visible lines going diagonally across the screen. I’m not sure how to explain it. It’s not interlacing (those are horizontal and a whole other issue) and it doesn’t actually hurt the video that much like other artifacting. You actually have to pause the video to notice them (at which you’ll see diagonal lines frozen across the image). They’re kind of like crosshatches I guess - or honeycombs. There really ought to be a name for it, but I can’t seem to find any references to it on Google.
Here’s a picture of what I mean:
Basic solution I’ve found so far is to keep the capture device and cables away from cables (especially power lines) if possible. The issue was that I had the video cables crossing over a number of other cables to…[More]