Lol. RT @shawnmummert: RE: “high-end bars”. All bars are high-end until the first bad month. Then: college nights and wet t-shirt contests.
Celebrate with STYLE!
(Seen and noted, via Thadd and Milan)
Typical Blackboard behavior, buying up all the competiton: http://tcrn.ch/bu9NAu
(via @Starbuck3733T)
Car on harrison ave engulfed in flames
Java will be the death of me. [Code, not coffee.]
RT @DSCole312:
Anybody know what’s being set up on Pete Rose Way? http://tweetphoto.com/13734195
Forbes ranks University of Cincinnati’s campus among most beautiful in the world. http://bit.ly/cl0YCI
YouTube dropping IE6 support this Saturday. Google Docs and Google Sites already dropped support. RT @consumerist:
Thanks for the birthday messages! @Twitricia @A_Crutch @mojojacob
Eyes are dialated after eye exam. Can’t drive. @johnyungphat to the rescue!
Twelve year old girls dressing as hipsters… The world is ending.
I know it’s springtime when my house start emitting the “old house in the springtime” scent.
In the year 2025, perhaps we’ll be seeing:
2. YouTube Speech Dubbing
What it is: When you watch a foreign language short film on YouTube, the voices will automatically be dubbed into the language of your current content preference. You won’t even notice people aren’t speaking your mother tongue.
How it works: Behind the scenes, Google’s YouTube runs a speech-to-text program, followed by machine translation, followed by text-to-speech. To make the outcome more seamless, face recognition understands who is speaking and slightly adjusts the lip movements of the speaker so that it looks like the person really says the translated tone.
9. YouTube Change the Cam
What it is: When watching an archived news report on YouTube – say, a press conference by the president – a camera symbol shows up in the bottom of the video. Click it, and the same press conference will be displayed from another camera angle.
How it works: YouTube checks, rather fuzzily, if the specific audio track of a clip has matches in other clips. If it finds other clips, it checks if the video differs substantially. If that’s the case then YouTube figures it’s the same scene shown from a different angle.
(Posted via web from taestell’s posterous.)
Really weird experience at Virgil’s in bellevue… Mad Hatter characters walking around…