Gee, thanks!

In reply to this comment by geo321:
*promote

^Yes. Most of the tracks in Norway are electrified.

Never before has it felt so good to invoke a *dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Kids-In-The-Hall-Car-Fuckers

^The rest of it is in a whooping 21GB 7 hour HD movie in a bittorrent at nrkbeta.no

It's released under a Creative Commons license.

This is actually one of the main means of travel between Norway's two largest cities: Oslo and Bergen. I live in Bergen and have family in Oslo, so I get to see this scenerey at least a couple of times a year. The view from the drivers cabin is way better than the side veiw you get from the cars, though.

You can actually enhance images, especially if you can compare different frames in a video: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super-resolution

Hah, this is the same guy that made the overly condescending Perfect Mashed Potato video:

http://www.videosift.com/video/Perfect-Mashed-Potatoes

Damn you! I was going to post that. The area in the first minute of the video is the area where George Lucas filmed the scenes from Hoth in Empire Strikes Back.

A very enjoyable read, dag. I actually study linguistics and programming for my bachelor in Cognitive Sciences, and I'm really looking forward to see what possibilities lies there.

>> ^HadouKen24:
In the current (read: last fifteen years or so) state of the discussion of the philosophy of mind, the argument for or against dualism does not hinge upon whether science has yet provided a coherent account of consciousness--we all know it hasn't--but whether it can in principle provide such an account. It is not obvious that any advance in science could provide us with a satisfactory account of consciousness. It is thus not an argument from ignorance.

One could have said the same on the theory of evolution before we found out about DNA. Before the discovery of DNA one couldn't possible concede of a satisfactory way to fully describe the origin of the species because there didn't exist a way to explain the way information could passed on through generations and how that information changed minutely to make the "survival of the fittest" possible.

Hey, congratulations! I really enjoy your presence in the lounge and I've loved many of your videos. I hope we'll have you around for a long time!

>> ^RhesusMonk:
Dude, this is great, but you already posted it here. Sure this one's got video, but then maybe you should kill the other.


I'm quite sure they are different performances. Precedence dictates that different performances are legal, at least for music...

*wheels

NeuralNoise? He is dumb. He has said so himself: "Oh, I Know. because I´m dumb."

He's so dumb he can't even use capitalized letters when starting a sentence, as is evident in the aforementioned quote. It's no wonder his idea of making a good first impression is to "be quiet for as long as I can" (pay heed to the lack of punctuation in that quote).

NeuralNoise also seems to be one of these creeps who like furry sex. Just look at the thumbnail for his favourite PQ'd sift: http://www.videosift.com/video/It-never-stops-in-the-first-lick

>> ^shole:
OMG, they have the hulk for president!


The Hulkiness is corrected now...