The truth about segmentation

There is this ITK "getting started" presentation with some interesting
chapters.

One is called "Mummifying the buffer (preserving the data buffer for the
afterlife)", right after "providing the buffer (impersonating the data
buffer)".

Then they give you the ultimate truth: Segmentations are like pancakes.

And how do you apply this ultimate truth?

1. Take any statement about segmentation
2. Replace the word "segmentation"with "pancake"
3. If the resulting statement doesn't make sense
for pancakes it probably doesn't make sense
for segmentations either.

Hmm...how profound. I will try that next time. :P

(ITK is a segmentation and registration toolkit for image processing...that
I am supposed to be using during my internship. But...I guess that'll have
to wait till I get the hang of it...)