PDF is a (more or less) high-res image file.
Also, any imbedded images aren't necessarily high-res.
Any other parts of that sentence we can deconstruct?
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PDF is a (more or less) high-res image file.
Also, any imbedded images aren't necessarily high-res.
Any other parts of that sentence we can deconstruct?
I couldn't help myself, I used to work on file format conversion.
Apple had Panther CDs available for purchase, and so I purchased. Hooray!
Hence the more-or-less. But now I'm trying to frame this as deconstruction-a-la-Derrida.
Well, to me the phrase "(more or less) high-res" implies a range from sorta-high-res to high-res. I.e. not low-res. But maybe medium-res.
That looks like a great price.
How much speed, effectively, does one lose by going USB 2.0 over Firewire?
Wasn't someone looking for an external drive recently?
Wasn't it ita?
I want a one-terabyte drive. Just because I like the word "terabyte."
I think the first time I ever heard that word was on ST:TNG, in reference to Data's memory....
How much speed, effectively, does one lose by going USB 2.0 over Firewire?
Dunno, in theory you shouldn't lose any, in practice I'm pretty sure USB is slower but I don't know by how much. I have only internal drives so I have no practical experience.
IME, the difference is only noticeable if you need realtime access to very very big files (like for video editing).