Real Time Real Lives

Real Time Real Lives
The new version of RealLives is born!!
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All the functionality from 2004, 2007 & 2010 versions carried forward in cloud version
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'reallives 2010' is a offline version which works only on PCs. This version is very popular and currently ranks in first 5 simulation games on www.cnet.com out of 1200 simulation games listed there.
Thanks to reallives community who always inspired us. Over the years ‘reallives’ has more than 1 million downloads.
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Real-time , with a hyphen , is an adjective describing something in which results, feedback, or statistical data follow input with no noticeable delay. The word is increasingly spelled realtime , and this may eventually become the standard spelling if people continue to find the adjective useful. For now, though, the hyphenated form is preferred.
Both real time and real-time are used in technology. They go all the way back to the early 19th century when there was a need to reference philosophy and logic. After some time, science and technology started having more dominance over the words.
We often hear the phrase real-time data in computers and technology. It means someone obtains the transmitted data and makes it available instantly. We’re talking about microseconds, something that the older technology could not do.
But the difference between the two words lies not only in spelling but also in meaning and parts of speech.
According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, real time is a noun that means the actual time during which something takes place .
Cambridge Dictionary states that real-time is an adjective that means communicated or presented at the same time as it happens.
It’s understandable why many get confused between the two. They have similar meanings but different styles and placements. When you watch the news, and the reporter is updating on the television, these are real-time updates. Or you can say the reporter is updating in real time.
Below is a graph of real time’s and real-time’s use throughout the years.
This information does not imply that the more commonly used term is the correct term. Real time and real-time have different uses despite their similar meanings. The graph only shows the trend in the usage of both words throughout the years.
The two terms rose in popularity as technology became more advanced. The process of receiving transmitted data without pause is also called “reactive computing” since the program guarantees real-time constraints.
These programs use time simulations to continue running as they mirror what would happen in real life. Video games are an example of programs that run in simulated real time.
A compound adjective is made of two or more adjectives to modify a noun or a pronoun. Like single adjectives, they can also answer questions such as “what kind?” But you can distinguish them from single-word adjectives through the use of hyphens.
If real-time is a compound adjective, does that mean real time is not an adjective anymore? Exactly. If there is no hyphen, it’s not an adjective. Instead, it’s a noun phrase. Or it can be an adverbial phrase if you add the preposition in before it.
The point of hyphenated compound adjectives is to show that it’s a single adjective. Take the phrase real-time telemedicine for example. Here, hyphens join the words real and time to show that it’s one adjective modifying the noun telemedicine.
Suppose you say real time telemedicine , the meaning changes. Without the hyphen, the phrase might mean time telemedicine that is real . Real time medicine becomes an open compound noun modified by the adjective real.
Most of the time, you’ll know that a hyphen is needed if there’s a noun after it–for example:
But there are also trickier moments where there is no noun before the compound adjective. In this case, you should analyze the sentence. Ask yourself, is real-time supposed to describe a noun or pronoun in this sentence? Here’s an example:
In this sentence, real-time describes the direct object updates. But if this is too complicated for you, just say, “The software provides updates in real time.” It also sounds more appropriate!
Real time as a noun phrase means real is an adjective, while time is a noun–for example:
Real time is not a compound adjective because it does not modify any noun. It’s also not an adverbial phrase because it does not describe an action. Instead, it’s the direct object for the verb have spent . It’s a direct object because it answers the question, “haven’t spent what?”
The noun phrase usually refers to intimate time (together). It implies that we often spend so much time with other people yet never genuinely bond with them.
For example, a couple might be living together in one apartment. But they don’t eat meals together or talk to one another. In other words, they don’t spend real time together.
An adverbial phrase is made of more than one word that functions as an adverb. And an adverb modifies a verb, adjective, clause, or sentence. Real time is not an adverbial phrase, but in real time is. Take a look at this example:
In this sentence, the adverbial phrase in real time describes the verb update.
Millions of New Yorkers will be floored to know that a new HTML5 webapp called Seetra.in will soon track subways in real time. [ Gizmodo ]
She says it is effective because it involves active problem-solving in real time and students are engaged. [ Herald Sun ]
Now, Transurban is obliged to adjust the tolls in real time to keep traffic in the express lanes moving at an average minimum speed of 45 mph. [ Washington Post ]
Public transit commuters have less interest in real-time digital social interactions with fellow commuters. [ New York Times ]
Within the next few years, rapid and real-time surveillance of pathogens is expected to become standard practice. [ Guardian ]
He says that Twitter’s system is engineered for real-time search and distribution, not archive search and distribution. [ TechCruch ]
The English language can be confusing, but learning the difference between real time and real-time will enhance your grammar skills. Remember that the hyphenated version is a compound adjective, while the other is a noun phrase. Add in before the phrase, and you’ll get an adverbial expression such as everyday vs. every day .
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While many enjoy watching shows in which you see the “reality” of people’s day-to-day lives, few of us would probably want to experience it first hand. However, these 10 couples have opted to do just that, except instead of only showing us the dramatic moments, their lives are viewable 24/7.
This is a whole new level of voyeurism of which I didn’t realize our society was capable. The site that provides literal views into the apartments of several couples all day, every day is called RealLifeCam . And unlike The Truman Show , the premise of which was so unethical to me it was almost distracting, these couples have agreed to open up their private lives for public viewing.
More : 5 Reality TV tactics we’re totally over
If you go to the site, you’ll notice the names of several different couples that you can click on for a glimpse into various areas of their apartments. While the cameras in the kitchens and living rooms are often marked green, which means anyone can watch them without paying, there are several areas marked in red which means they are off limits, unless of course, you fork over $30.
So unlike in The Truman Show and EdTV , where bathroom stuff and sexy stuff was off limits (mostly), this website offers you a key to those “closed doors” for a pretty reasonable price. You can either become a standard member for $29.95, which allows you access to those locked doors for 30 days, or you can opt for the upgrade to premium membership. Premium membership cost $44.95 for 30 days, and gives you all access to the “premium only” couples, one of which is a polyamorous couple. You can also have five real live cams open at the same time, which I assume is for all those ADD voyeurs out there.
According to the website, this uncensored voyeurism is legal , because a) the couples agreed to it, and b) it’s an Eastern European site. It can’t really be classified as porn because most of the time nothing pornographic is happening. Remember, the cameras look into the couples’ real-life apartments, and that means they’re mostly doing mundane things like watching TV or making dinner. However, the open access to what normally goes on behind closed doors seems to be what’s most appealing to internet voyeurs.
In fact, there’s a whole niche of porn dedicated to this private life viewing. It’s kind of ironic to think that now that so much of our lives happen online, people are choosing to watch real-life interactions to get off. As if we’ve forgotten what that looks like.
More : Is reality TV the kiss of death for marriage?
While I know it’s a far cry from this, I sort of understand the inclination. My fiancé and I spend so much of our time together in the virtual world on our various devices, that when someone forgets to bring their phone out to dinner, it feels like a jarring amount of face-to-face engagement. That was a pretty terrifying reality, so we’ve started making certain times of day “internet-free time.”
It’s not easy and does sort of feel like internet therapy, but I think it’s much more preferable to searching for “real life” on the internet to make up for what we’re missing. That being said, if celebrities choose to put their lives on television for money, I have no problem watching them and making fun of their ridiculous behavior. But hey, I do the same with the penguins at the zoo.
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