I've done a little research, as it didn't let me rest.
I don''t know why, but this sounds like onionhead to me...
Da Vinci Resolve is also free and has everything you could possibly need unless you are Thelma Schoonmaker. It also makes proper use of your GPU!
I went looking for a good historical thread on DSS and couldn't really find one that talked about the way it works post-U14... so I made one.
Corel created that but it wasn't called that at the time. It was a compressed document file for Wordperfect back in 1979. It was later modified by several different companies but Adobe capitalized on it by making it compatible with its Postscript Drivers for digital prepress RIPS. Distiller was able to reverse engineer a post script file back into the document from which it came while embedding fonts to prevent font errors.
I think they dump Wordpad, not Notepad. In win11 Notepad even gets tabs, and remembers previously opened files. Noteworthy features, I'd say (pun lucky but unintended
)Yeah. But at least for me, then new W11 Notepad implements the features in an annoying way. All in all, I prefer Notepad++ to either.I think they dump Wordpad, not Notepad. In win11 Notepad even gets tabs, and remembers previously opened files. Noteworthy features, I'd say (pun lucky but unintended
I'll keep an eye on that thread, maybe someone knows something I hadn't found out yet.I went looking for a good historical thread on DSS and couldn't really find one that talked about the way it works post-U14... so I made one.
DSS and the Back Side Of The Moon here in Twenty Twenty Four
OK, so, mostly here because looking up anything about DSS historically is heckin' confusin' because of how FSS and DSS evolved just before fold-down. We seem to have had a consistent DSS for a couple of years now tho. I find I can do most six-probe planets in four anyway, so these are QoL...forums.frontier.co.uk
I checked my apps list and found neither of them - only OneNote.I think they dump Wordpad, not Notepad. In win11 Notepad even gets tabs, and remembers previously opened files. Noteworthy features, I'd say (pun lucky but unintended
Ah. That explains the absence.Apparently it can be installed via Microsoft Store
Edit: I mean Notepad.
Useless fact:
That's reminiscent of a CG rendering I saw of the mini space station the ESA and NASA wants to build in orbit around the moon. Maybe that's why their going to let the ISS burn up in the atmosphere and use the money for that, I always thought it would be cool if they built a telescope on the moon.
Ah, Kraftwerk... For a long time, all I knew of them was the "Radio Activity" album. And one or two songs that were quite popular in the 80s. I stumbled upon the audio cassette of "Radio Activity", because my portable cassette player (same concept as the Walkman, but cheaper) had a worn out rubber transmission belt and the only place that had some replacement parts happened to have an ad for the album in their store window. I knew Kraftwerk from that popular song I had seen on TV and as I liked that song, I left the store with a copy of that album and some rubber belts for my cassette player.
As far as I know, there are some ideas (or even plans) to build a telescope on the moon...
Kraftwerk... pioneers,
