Are you mine, are you mine? ‘Cause I stay here all the time.
Somewhere, Jay is gnashing his teeth: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/03/how-amsterdam-was-wired-for-open-access-fiber.ars?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss
Don’t forget everyone! SOCIALISM IS BAD!
A lot of my friends are joining this memorial page for my highschool on Facebook. Reading through the names…it’s bizarre to know that people you hadn’t thought about in years have now passed away. Maybe because people my age are supposed to live, in my mind.
Mono-red burn just won a standard Grand Prix. This does not bode well for what the 12-year-olds will be playing at FNM this week.
Today was an awesome day for no reason at all that I can discern. Now to go beat some folks at cards!
This has to be a Swerdlin client. Has to be. http://ping.fm/q6WMS
Maybe it will stop raining long enough for me to go running today. Race for the Frosty!
(3:37:45 PM) Graeme Hefner: Also: http://ping.fm/v9uaS
(3:37:52 PM) Graeme Hefner: I’m not sure who I agree with.
(3:38:02 PM) Graeme Hefner: Ogg, likely.
(3:38:17 PM) Kenny Knapke: ogg all the way
(3:38:34 PM) Kenny Knapke: though i think i remember reading that parts of it may be patented as well
(3:39:43 PM) Graeme Hefner: I have no problem with h.264
(3:39:49 PM) Graeme Hefner: I think the standard should include both.
(3:40:25 PM) Kenny Knapke: heck, why not just open it up to any codec at all?
(3:40:54 PM) Graeme Hefner: Well, for it to be a proper ’standard’ you need to include default codecs
(3:41:34 PM) Kenny Knapke: alrighty then
(3:41:39 PM) Kenny Knapke: lets use both
(3:42:23 PM) Kenny Knapke: such that if one starts enforcing patents to take advantage of their place in the standard there is an option for people to switch to
(3:42:37 PM) Graeme Hefner: Exactly.
(3:42:51 PM) Kenny Knapke: jeeze… is it really that hard of a decision?
(3:43:03 PM) Graeme Hefner: Video is presented in either of the two, browsers support both.
(3:43:04 PM) Graeme Hefner: Done.
(3:43:13 PM) Graeme Hefner: Let’s rubberstamp it and charge millions for this service.
(3:43:20 PM) Kenny Knapke: whoa
(3:43:51 PM) Kenny Knapke: K&G rubberstamping service… you give us a problem, we give you the moronically obvious solution
(3:44:05 PM) Graeme Hefner: haha
(3:44:08 PM) Graeme Hefner: I love it.
