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<0> It would make more sense even here to have at least an intersection. Short highways usually run for at least 10s of miles.
<0> And long highways can go for thousands.
<1> LordCrc: generally, that would be the case here too
<1> although, it could stand to reason for ANY road you specify
<2> Rahly: true true
<1> yeah like if you specificed "I75" which is a freeway here, to somewhere, thats pretty vague, it runs from upper michigan almost canada, all the way to florida
<2> heh yeah exactly
<3> How, using a richedit control, would I insert a carriage return manually?
<3> RichEd1.text := what?
<1> .Text := .Text + #13;
<1> unless you are talking about going to the next line
<0> Seems like everytime I manually run windows update it installs a new version of the genuine validation tool.
<0> How often do they change that damn thing?
<2> Drk`Angel: my guess, very often, as ppl find new ways around it
<1> LordCrc: or people write new patches to the software ;-)
<1> its a pretty lose situation for MS
<0> Freaking annoying. :)
<1> wait until it starts locking out legitimate users
<1> its almost kinda funny, when pirates can use the software but people who buy it can't
<2> hahahahhahahahaha
<2> from imdb:
<2> Plot Outline: Deviants are held at a rehabilitation fortress until they're set into a deadly game of survival, in the hopes of returning to world society.
<2> User Comments: A national treasure
<2> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082338/
<1> you wanna play, LordCrc
<1> ?
<1> wb vibes
<1> good ride?
<4> Yes, though it was 8 hours ago.
<1> weird
<1> dont' you usually do it later in the day?
<4> Not really... For a week or two a while ago it always seemed like that. I think that's when you started noticing. :)
<1> that was kewl vibes
<1> "Fred Markham set a new World Hour Record by cranking 85,4 km in a fully faired recumbent bicycle"
<4> Did you read Rob's blog about it?
<1> no
<4> Last link on the slashdot blurb.
<1> thats a good distance
<4> The guy who wrote it is the rider of a bike built and owned by a friend of mine from right here.
<4> He was hoping to win the prize.
<4> But yeah, that's an amazing distance for an hour. Of course, it was a fully faired recumbent, which isn't exactly your standard racing bicycle.
<1> lol
<1> could you do it?
<4> I doubt it. I don't think I could keep up that energy output for that long.
<3> app?
<3> err
<1> not bad considering his age, vibes
<4> Give me a couple minutes and I'll tell you if I could. :)
<1> lol
<1> how close could you come?
<4> OK, for me to make that record would take roughly 400 watts of power output, sustained for an hour.
<4> I can do 300 sustained, 350 for a while but getting tired, and as much as 500 in a dead out sprint, but not for more than a couple minutes.
<4> So I would be able to hang with him for a while, but not for an hour.
<1> so you could do 300 for an hour?
<4> Yeah
<4> That would give me 47 miles, or 75.6 km
<4> I might be able to keep the 350 up that long... Don't know.
<4> But that would still be 50.4 miles, or 81.1km.
<4> I suspect, however, that I wouldn't be able to do 350 for an hour. I'd be able to do it for a while, then I'd have to drop back and let the legs flush out at 300 for a while before getting back up to 350 again.
<5> oooohhhh
<5> hehe
<4> The guy who owns that bike... I once raced him for a while on a group ride here... He was on the 'bent and I on my race bike.
<4> He squarely kicked my trash on everything except the climbs.
<4> On the climbs, I would beat him, provided he wasn't already so far ahead that I couldn't catch up.
<6> heh iam having a weirdo problem.. trying to centrate a line.. in a memo.. got only 46 chars to have my line on.. the rest could be space or whatever.. on the sides i got other stuff
<6> centrate ? :)
<2> center
<5> hm, reading this: "Timecode value as a binary framecount" is it just me or doesnt one think its like frame1, frame2 etc ?
<5> like frame 19 would be timecode 00:00:00:19 ... right?
<2> uhm, more like 00:00:00:13
<2> ;)
<5> now, here comes (once again) a MSDN im going to **** all developers using TTimeCode structure ...
<2> _pusher_: so you want "left stuf | centered line | right stuff" ?
<7> the timecode (binary wise) ive ever run into is usually some multiple of some time unit
<5> when using TTimeCodeSample... containing TTimeCode it say: "For timecode, the hours, minutes, seconds, and frames are packed into a DWORD as binary coded decimal (BCD) values, with the format hhmmssff."
<7> BCD eh.. i havent played with BCD since i worked with my weather station
<2> mrw: yeah ok
<5> now... i think its not nice to use TTimecode as one definition in one case, and suddenly as a part of record in another, agreed?
<2> mrw: then framecount would be just like a longword
<5> framecount i use as cardinal :)
<2> yeah sounds good
<5> anyhow, no wonder my TTimeCode function ****ed up totally when using a TTimeCodeSample.TimeCode when it wasnt based as framecount any more !!
<5> argh!
<5> it didnt just waste my time, it wasted nuggets time aswell ;)
<7> oh, you just needed to parse the BCD out of it?
<5> yeah, but as it was record of TTimeCode i thought it was a framecount... *sigh*
<7> gotcha.. so everything is workin.. at least thats good
<5> yeah, but have to bitch some... was a waste of time ...
<7> ah yes.. such is the way of mango
<5> TTimeCode is framcount in other scenarios except when reading timecode thru TTimeCodeSample then its read thru BCD
<5> thank you MS
<7> so what are ya up to anywho
<5> anyhow... problem solved, thanks for the help though nugget... atleast i learned alittle more regarding pByte and GetMem :)
<7> <= nosey
<7> no problem at all
<5> developing a broadcast systems ....
<7> i may have to add you to my rolodex
<5> hiring people coming winter ;)
<8> later gents
<7> i work with broadcast systems myself
<7> although, on the terrestrial radio side of things
<5> intresting... graphics, video, editing?
<5> ahh. :)
<7> well, video is coming actually
<7> which is why i may want to keep in touch
<5> where at ?
<7> where at?
<5> location :)
<7> oh, i telecommute
<7> primary offices in Washington state
<7> Im in bygod west virginia
<5> ah. i see :) well what i have seen (no offense) US broadcasting have imo too many employees working on same broadcast. ;)
<7> im seperate from that.. my company takes broadcasting peeps and sticks em on the internet
<5> ie. graphic systems usually have 3-5 persons working ... here we got 1 system 1 person :)
<7> so we stay on the output side of the broadcast flow :)
<5> well, actually just seen it regarding television sport broadcasting...
<5> hehe... clever
<7> but there are a lot of tricks i had to come up with for certain advertisement laws
<5> the system currently on route is a mastering system for handling the workflow of incoming master tapes. like, low-res, browsing, DVD production etc.
<7> i got it covered for radio stations.. but i suspect im gonna need to come up with something for the TV side as well in the near future
<7> B roll consolidator? :)
<5> hehe... nah, running inc.
<7> thats pretty sweet.. my kinda fun
<7> if you ever need streaming, lemme know :D
<5> got some early screens on sys here: http://www.westmediasystems.com/masterscreens.html
<5> actaully implemented fingerprint as sharing logins is strictly prohibited regarding HD material.
<7> really?
<5> yup. works like a charm
<7> that looks pretty damn sweet
<7> http://www.abacast.com <- heres my dealio... and my audio based solo deal: http://www.bosworksaudio.com/
<7> drop me an email at brian@abacast.com .. i have a feeling it may be a good thing
<5> intresting, currently updating system to handle content for streaming ;)
<7> how very very ironic
<5> hehe, well, lets say that thru internet the world becomes quite small ;)
<7> that it does
<5> ur streaming solution for video handle DRM and using SMIL links ?
<7> SMIL to the extent of what MS will allow, yeah
<7> but we do have full DRM solutions, yup
<5> excellent ... currently waiting on which provider it will be here in swe for a television company, depending on we should deliver DRM licenses or if it should be made @ provider.
<5> or streamer so to say.
<7> We just set up some servers in Amsterdam
<7> where are you located?
<5> stockholm, swe
<5> sweden
<7> pretty short run then.. right down the road ;)
<5> hehe, yep, just take the cyberbus down swestreet.
<7> lol
<5> hm, so you provide the hardware for streaming or the complete solution ?
<7> both
<7> you can host, or we can
<5> how about country dependecies ?
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