3/26/2010
I've refreshed message board and this result appeared 0^O
Hackers? censored ? Portugal? xD
jueves, 25 de marzo de 2010
YOUTUBE IS DOWN 3/26/2010
3/26/2010
I've refreshed message board and this result appeared 0^O
Hackers? censored ? Portugal? xD
miércoles, 24 de marzo de 2010
How's made ...Avatar jc ! =p
If you want to make avatar film at your home own go check this out
Processing AVATAR
A thoroughbred of a data center at Weta Digital sits behind intense visual effects in the blockbuster movie and the creative artists who put it together
Hot Gear
Weta Digital is really a visual effects job shop that manages thousands of work orders of intense amounts of data. That preselects most of the fast, constant capacity equipment required. The data center used to process the effects for AVATAR is Weta’s 10,000 square foot facility, rebuilt and stocked with HP BL2x220c blades in the summer of 2008.
The computing core - 34 racks, each with four chassis of 32 machines each - adds up to some 40,000 processors and 104 terabytes of RAM. The blades read and write against 3 petabytes of fast fiber channel disk network area storage from BluArc and NetApp.
All the gear sits tightly packed and connected by multiple 10-gigabit network links. “We need to stack the gear closely to get the bandwidth we need for our visual effects, and, because the data flows are so great, the storage has to be local,” says Paul Gunn, Weta’s data center systems administrator.
That ruled out colocation or cloud infrastructure, leaving Gunn as a sort of owner-operator responsible for keeping the gear running. It also required some extra engineering for the hardware because the industry standard of raised floors and forced-air cooling could not keep up with the constant heat coming off the machines churning out a project like AVATAR.
Heat exchange for an installation like Weta’s has to be enclosed, water cooled racks where the hot air is sucked into a radiator and cycled back through the front of the machines. “Plus,” Gunn says, “we run the machines a bit warm, which modern gear doesn’t mind, and the room itself is fairly cool.”
So the film has 280 mb per frames and thats 18,7 gb per minute awesome data !
here a big refrigerator system , used for whole film
Processing AVATAR
A thoroughbred of a data center at Weta Digital sits behind intense visual effects in the blockbuster movie and the creative artists who put it together
Hot Gear
Weta Digital is really a visual effects job shop that manages thousands of work orders of intense amounts of data. That preselects most of the fast, constant capacity equipment required. The data center used to process the effects for AVATAR is Weta’s 10,000 square foot facility, rebuilt and stocked with HP BL2x220c blades in the summer of 2008.
The computing core - 34 racks, each with four chassis of 32 machines each - adds up to some 40,000 processors and 104 terabytes of RAM. The blades read and write against 3 petabytes of fast fiber channel disk network area storage from BluArc and NetApp.
All the gear sits tightly packed and connected by multiple 10-gigabit network links. “We need to stack the gear closely to get the bandwidth we need for our visual effects, and, because the data flows are so great, the storage has to be local,” says Paul Gunn, Weta’s data center systems administrator.
That ruled out colocation or cloud infrastructure, leaving Gunn as a sort of owner-operator responsible for keeping the gear running. It also required some extra engineering for the hardware because the industry standard of raised floors and forced-air cooling could not keep up with the constant heat coming off the machines churning out a project like AVATAR.
Heat exchange for an installation like Weta’s has to be enclosed, water cooled racks where the hot air is sucked into a radiator and cycled back through the front of the machines. “Plus,” Gunn says, “we run the machines a bit warm, which modern gear doesn’t mind, and the room itself is fairly cool.”
So the film has 280 mb per frames and thats 18,7 gb per minute awesome data !
here a big refrigerator system , used for whole film
In theathers film "Clash of Titans "
Perseus with medusa's mitic head
"Clash of the Titans" is out next Friday! Woo-hoo! To get us all pumped up during this home stretch, Warner Bros has just released a bunch of clips. In the video below, Perseus (Sam Worthington) and Zeus (Liam Neeson) have a heated exchange over the former's decision to live amongst the humans. Only Worthington would tell the king of the gods to piss off. And after the year he had in 2009, he's perfectly justified.
going theathers to see it ! xD
jueves, 18 de marzo de 2010
miércoles, 17 de marzo de 2010
Zhou Shaomou , he's the man who wrote JCameron's AVATAR
This man has NOT created AVATAR
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A Chinese writer is persevering with his threats to sue James Cameron
over allegations the director based his blockbuster "Avatar" on a 1997 novel, even though officials at two courts have refused to submit the breach of copyright case. Zhou Shaomou claims the plotlines in the sci-fi epic were lifted from his book, "Tale of the Blue Crows", which was published online.
He tells China Daily, "Eighty per cent of the plot and the key elements of 'Avatar' are similar to my 1997 science fiction novel 'Tale of the Blue Crows'." Shaomou has failed so far in his attempts to file a lawsuit in China, but the writer is persevering with his legal bid, and is seeking $155 million.
He adds, "I realize that no one knows me in China but I insist on fighting for my copyright. Over 10 million people have read my book over the internet. Nobody was supportive and many asked why someone as famous as Cameron would copy an obscure work from a little-known author."
------- SO i think ppl around LA sometimes kill for money and i think to my self , -------
------- Why? Why we must see in other country the heart of the 7th art? why not -------
-------Russia , Germany Italy France Japan recieves glamour ? ALL in Hollywood LA -------
Brothers
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He tells China Daily, "Eighty per cent of the plot and the key elements of 'Avatar' are similar to my 1997 science fiction novel 'Tale of the Blue Crows'." Shaomou has failed so far in his attempts to file a lawsuit in China, but the writer is persevering with his legal bid, and is seeking $155 million.
He adds, "I realize that no one knows me in China but I insist on fighting for my copyright. Over 10 million people have read my book over the internet. Nobody was supportive and many asked why someone as famous as Cameron would copy an obscure work from a little-known author."
------- SO i think ppl around LA sometimes kill for money and i think to my self , -------
------- Why? Why we must see in other country the heart of the 7th art? why not -------
-------Russia , Germany Italy France Japan recieves glamour ? ALL in Hollywood LA -------
Brothers
domingo, 14 de marzo de 2010
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