I am trying to buy the upgrade for PS CS3. Unfortunately I switch platforms and according to the customer service upgrading to CS3 is then only possible with their help. The consequence is that I have to produce to original Photoshop 7.0 disks or serial numbers... I started working with PS about 5 years ago and 3 PC's ago. So the disks and the numbers are all gone and forgotten. Fleur from customers services has only one option left: buy a new full license at the extra costs of a whopping 1000 euro.... :-(
Got an email of my favorite The NewYorker today: would I be interested in receiving the magazine digitally from now on? After Mac World and Photoshopuser, this would be my third digital publication.
Is this a new rage among US publishers? Saving distribution costs? Anyway I like the computermags to be digital, because I can use the links straight of the pages and it is something I would read in my office anyhow. But my The NewYorker is consumed in bed, just before going to sleep. How am I suppossed to read it then: on my macbook? I guess we have to wait for the next e-reader generation and
hope we still are able to receive old fashioned paper for now.
Thank you for coming out, (ex?) Senator Larry told reporters when he tried to explain why he admitted he tried t have sex with an undercover FBI agent at Miami airport. He said: I am not gay - which doesn't really matter because straight guys to can have gay sex now and a while.
In the mean time I have applied to become an undercover agent - it must be the best job in the world. But I guess I am to late because even those who invented such a thing must by now understand that they might have better things to do...
Sagging pants are becoming a criminal offense in a growing number of communities in the USA. Starting in Louisiana, an intensifying push by lawmakers has determined pants worn low enough to expose underwear poses a threat to the public.It subject offenders to a fine (as much as $150 plus court costs) or jail time (up to 15 days).
Next: Death penalty for women who wear leggings? :-)
Jacob Nielsen did a nice eye-tracking research on how people -don't- see (text) banners. As I already thought people don't (want) see any simple display/text advertising!
VideoHybrid is a sort of search engine for video's but with a little twist. Here you can find the new Jason Bourne, Rush Hour 3 etc before they appear in the cinema, The quality isn't always that great, but hey: it is for free!
Technology by Ariel Shamir of the Efi Arazi School of Computer Science in Israel.
Wow: have a look. And I thought that photoshop CS3 and Photosynth were the latest on photo manipulation. This really takes us a big step further. Cannot wait for the commercial version of this software.
