What do they mean “ Recently, scientists in Japan were surprised to find a species of oval squid raised in captivity could change its coat, depending on whether its tank was clean or covered in algae.”…are they students, because I saw this described and demonstrated in 88 in my marine biology class in Hawaii….then we dissected it….then we cooked and ate it as a class. Interesting teacher.

Absolutely not the first time they’ve been “caught” doing this…maybe the first time with high definition cameras, in one specific laboratory condition, with that specific species, raised in captivity, but this is every day behavior for many cephalopods, including squid, and absolutely not a new discovery.

Let’s see them decipher the intense flashings, strobing, color waves, slow fades, etc that they use to communicate and hunt. That might be a first….but I doubt it. Others have studied their insane chromatophores and their amazingly mailable mantles and how they use them for decades if not longer.

This is a neat bit of biology, but to pretend they just discovered this is outrageously dishonest. Get real, people knew squid camouflaged themselves amazingly well long before that guy named Jesus was fathered by a forced pedophilic inception. Almost like saying scientists just discovered newts like it moist, or that water is wet.

Waiting patiently for his remix of this. He did a high definition remake of that video a few years ago.

And, as @Payback also mentioned, never, ever, use the record option when taking a selfie.

That's what a Go-Pro is for. Then we can watch you die get some scratches and a few bruises in glorious high definition!

BTW, 4K for TV is 2160p. Thats 3840x2160 or 8.3 megapixels. Four times more pixels than 1920x1080 which comes out to 2.1 megapixels. Devices with 4k res will usually be labeled as Ultra high definition television or UHDTV

>> ^Fletch:

Beijing may have ruined it for all future Olympic host cities, but that was the most boring opening ceremony I've ever seen. I kept switching over to "Deadliest Catch" repeats. And Paul McCartney? "I wonder if he'll sing 'Hey J...' yep, there he goes". At least the audience participation limits the amount of seventy year-old sour notes they are subjected to. Tell me that wasn't hard to watch. It was entertaining the way "FOX and Friends" is entertaining, or the way running your tongue over a painful canker sore again and again is entertaining.
By the way, Elliot finally came through and found the crab, to the relief of his crew.


Yeah. Meh for that one after seeing Beijing, China, in 2008 (why did the I delete my high definition (HD)'s recording?). The industrial revolution's ring forge was cool and nice bassy music. James Bond (007) skit wasn't that great either. At least Mr. Bean's skit was funny, and he should have been in the whole opening ceremony! Not enough special effects and colors!

Will anyone be able to 2008's summer game's opening ceremony? Oh well. Thanks goodness for recording to avoid watching 4.5 hours of it and its commercials/advertisements (ads.)/spots! What happened to Dr. Who (excluding the audio)?

Absolutely stunning, but you know what would be really cool? If we could have live 24/7 High Definition video streaming from the International Space Station.

http://videosift.com/video/Urthecast-Video-24-7-HD-video-live-from-the-Space-Station

Thanks, and of course in HIGH definition.

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Very nice! Best viewed full screen. *promote

With Netflix's price increase, there is definitely an increase with cancellation of subscriptions of their customers and if this price increases will continue, majority of their customers might cancel their subscriptions with Netflix and would definitely subscribe to other companies that offers the same services. With a 60 percent rate increase on the way at Netflix, it is believed that the leisure company will forfeit over two million customers. With the gaping sinkhole opened, there's a chance that businesses like Wal-Mart will jump in to fill the break. The giant company announced Tues that it is adding its recently acquired high-definition loading video service VUDU with WalMart.com. I found this here: Wal-Mart introduces streaming HD content via VUDU. They must have considered their consumers' views before they made this outrageous decision.

Very chill. Reminds me of the kind of makeshift psychedelic images The Pink Floyd used to project during their shows back in the 1970s (not that I was there, but I've seen archival footage) except in high definition and rich depth and colour.

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>> ^BicycleRepairMan:

>> ^MaxWilder:
Want!

Yeah, it would be awesome to buy this for $100k or so and watch the 5 special-made goldfish tapes over and over.
I'll pass for 2 years, thanks.


Let me rephrase: Want this TV with movies and sports broadcast in this format!

>> ^MaxWilder:

Want!


Yeah, it would be awesome to buy this for $100k or so and watch the 5 special-made goldfish tapes over and over.

I'll pass for 2 years, thanks.

I miss that show... oh wait! I have every single episode and movie in high definition on my computer...

I heart G'kar. He was easily one if the most complicated, interesting, and likable characters on the show. Witnessing his transformation throughout the series is a captivating experience.