Colorlust Remix
Posted on 10/10/08 at 06:00:17 PMIn the spirit of the political season, I've remixed the previously posted Colorlust wallpaper into something extremely different. Those of you out there who are A) horribly political, B) insanely right and/or left wing will appreciate it. For those who are literarily inclined, you may recognize the text from Animal Farm, the allegorical masterpiece on the flaws and dangers of Socialism.
That all being said, I'm completely apolitical. Obama, McCain... they can both go play in traffic as far as I'm concerned. It's not that I don't care about the future, or that I'm lazy... it's just that I don't believe that in the end either one would really do anything all that different than the other. Sure, on some issues they'd differ, but on the big, world changing issues, there's generally only one course of action a president can take.
Of course this is all in my opinion which doesn't matter much, as I'm apolitical. A plague on both their houses.
In other news, as you can probably tell by looking at the wallpaper, I've recently become enamored with applying color separation and dot patterns to non-print-related things. I'm not the first person to feel such love for the print process, but that doesn't make it any less wonderful a feeling. <3





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I can translate if needed.
Anyhow, soviet totalitarianism was a product of soviet socialism. Just like in Animal Farm. The farm's "government" starts as a form of socialism and eventually morphs into your totalitarian government.
That was Orwell's main theme in the majority of his books. Communism/socialism seemed like great ideas, but when put into practice they hardly ever worked.
So what's your point? They hardly ever worked in a book? So what? Actually there are quite a few socialist governments in the world and they run just fine.
Or perhaps you're talking about democratic countries who have elected communist heads of state? This isn't communism, buddy.
Thanks, try again.
Look at North Korea! They're "socialist" and thriving! </sarcasm>
Also, I'm lazy.
I'm trying to capture video game footage with a kworld DVD maker to put on to a DVD disk.
Is it better to capture the footage at a high resolution so when its resized to a lower resolution
the quality will be better? Am I right or will the quality be worse? I was thinking of capturing
the footage at 720x480 & it will resize to 640x480. I'm using a Mpeg 2 format.
P.S what's the best resolution for quality keeping when capturing video game footage via composite cable?
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