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Finding Better Tech Broadcasts?
BearGrylls writes "As a young lad and aspiring technologist I have found shows like Revision3's 'The Broken' and 'Systm' to be entertaining, informative, and, most importantly, thorough. As time has gone on revision3 has kept some of the tech-related shows, but dumbed them down to appeal to a larger audience. This annoyed me, but I've continued to be a loyal viewer of their tech shows anyway. However, I suspect this trend to continue and my disappointment to grow. Where can I find tech shows that dive deep into projects and discussions instead of simply skimming the surface?"
Way to blow it
Way to blow it
Indeed, with a UID that low he should know it's "Frist Psot!!1!!!111111!!!!"
The History Channel is the only basic cable channel that still teaches something useful.
The History Channel... is that the one with all the shows about bible codes and UFOs?
Tomato wedge sperm darts that are Republican.
And I miss Turkey TV. I'm sure that helps even less.
Tic-Tac-Toe, Global Thermonuclear War, and relationships all have the same winning move.
Indeed. They should be using kilometres instead of stadia.
The History Channel is the only basic cable channel that still teaches something useful.
The History Channel... is that the one with all the shows about bible codes and UFOs?
They also have programming about Nazis.
They also have programming about Nazis.
That was one heck of a fast Godwin.
Tomato wedge sperm darts that are Republican.
They should call it the conspiracy channel.
If a new network sprung up with the same budget as the History channel and had that name, I'm afraid to think of how many people would take it seriously.
Boot Windows, Linux, and ESX over the network for free.