Locally, I find them at the Barnes & Noble and at Hastings.
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| DreamWeaver Member 288 Posts 10/02 |  Posted - Feb 16 2004 : 6:42PMCan anyone recommend a free image editor that will allow you to alter images/pictures? I did a search at tucows but all that I came across have a couple weeks trial period then you have to dish out for them. In particular I'd like to be able to add various effects, turn black/white and most importantly import and splice images. [Link] |
| baronorca Member Montana 528 Posts 1/01 | Posted - Feb 16 2004 : 10:27PM Locally, I find them at the Barnes & Noble and at Hastings. Edited by - baronorca on 2/16/2004 10:28:06 PM [Link] |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Feb 17 2004 : 11:28AM CinePaint is a free open source painting and image retouching program designed to work best with 35mm film and other high resolution high dynamic range images. It is the most popular open source tool in the motion picture industry -- used in 2 Fast 2 Furious, Scooby-Doo, Harry Potter, Stuart Little and other feature films [Link] |
| Frigo Senior Member 1290 Posts 7/02 | Posted - Feb 18 2004 : 7:51AM [Link] |
| mission Member 41 Posts 9/03 | Posted - Feb 28 2004 : 1:44AM [Link] |
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| jamesn Senior Member Cambridge, MA 750 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Feb 28 2004 : 6:47PM they're covering their asses, and name-brands like apple put out stuff like the first version of itunes that destroyed a few thousand computers with immature drivers. someone felt strongly enough to recommend it, i'd at least google it to see whether it's a legal bit or truly bad code. [Link] |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Feb 29 2004 : 1:07AM All safety-critical applications depend on software, but software is among the most imperfect of the products of modern technology . Pundits debate whether computers will develop superhuman intelligence or conduct automated wars in space, but back here on planet Earth, after more than 30 years of commercial data processing, folks are still receiving $20 million tax bills and dunning letters for $0.00 . Ensuring that simple results are reliably achieved strains the limits of the typical programmer's art. In the last few years, industry giants IBM, Digital Equipment Corporation, Lotus, and Microsoft have all sold programs containing errors that could destroy users' data . A repository of problem reports maintained by Peter Neumann at SRI International under the co-sponsorship of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), a professional organization, currently lists more than 400 incidents in which computer problems caused or threatened injury or significant financial loss . These are not isolated incidents. They follow from typical practices that, in educator Maurice Naftalin's words, "encourage programmers to produce, as quickly as possible, large programs which they know will contain serious errors" . [Link] |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Feb 29 2004 : 1:17AM |
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