I don't often go without posting for this long...

http://iris.nyit.edu/~dguerr01/

My new site is up. Fear the collection of high resolution awesome. Shriek from the explosion of color that will undoubtedly consume your monitor. Hide your eyes from insane level of detail that only high resolutions can provide.

Ok, enough bragging. I've setup an actual website (on my college's webspace) as a way for possible employers to actually get a look at what I've done... without of course going to myspace or facebook to find it. In addition, because I have no bandwidth penalty that I really know of, I've posted 100% full resolution images on the site for the world to see; they don't even contain watermarks.

So enjoy it if you can, or just spread the word. I'm trying to get a job here, so if anyone need graphic assistance...

In actual Videophile news though, it's great to finally announce THE END OF THE FORMAT WAR. This is old by now, but yes I have been keeping up with it quite steadily. Sadly, the less DRM-controlled HD-DVD is essentially dead, so it may become challenging for backing up/ripping to take place anytime soon with BD+ being on more and more discs.

There is some good news to it though. I suspect that the increase of BD users (no matter how long it takes, do we really have a choice now?) would lead to a faster cracking of BD+ anyway, and the fear of increasing prices without further competition sounds ludicrous to me. At worst, we just won't see any drops for quite a while, but anyone would be a complete dumbass to increase the price of something (the exception of course being EXTREMELY high demand) after the consumer has essentially come to expect the current price to be fair. Those subsidies won't end anytime soon if Sony is smart...