Today for the first time after using Python for so many years I found that the representation of rounded floats is different depending how you print it:
test = round(0.1**0.1, 2)
print test print [test]
#0.79 #[0.79000000000000004]
I never knew about this and it looked weird at first but then on further investigation I found that print value prints the str() conversion of the value, but print [value] prints the repr() of value instead.
I think not. Some days ago the founder of MegaUpload was arrested and the website shut down. The people should start seeing now in what world we are actually living. People should start using more free software, start using Tor, if you are a programmer, be involved in free software, don't use eBooks or at least buy them directly from the author and not the publisher, if you are a hardware maker, make a hardware that's not locked and you can actually use for what you really want. Jacob Appelbaum describes it the best:
Several days before the end of 2011 , I wanted to write about what for me was the essence of this year. Changes. You can see it everywhere. The status quo of the political regimes around the world has been challenged. It is happening not only in Iraq, not only in Lybia, not only in Greece , Moscow or Wall Street. It is everywhere. The Mayan calendar says 2012 is the end of one era and new one will come. I can already see it happening, and I really think it's for good. What the people of the Occupy Wall Street movement started can not be stopped easily. I can see the fear in the governments creating things like "The Patriot Act" and "SOPA". Democratic governments trying to become totalitarian.This has never worked in the history before and I doubt it will work this time. The people will make the change. Have a great 2012!
The thing with the ghosted limbs is particularly good as it is very good characteristics of the traditional series! I wonder if it's actually a rig feature or a 2d effect made after that ? If anybody knows please comment.
