Actually, its neither. According to the DVD consortium, it stands for NOTHING, since no one could decide if it was supposed to be Versatile or Video, so now DVD isn't an Acronym, its just three capital letters....
Indeed. The worst customers are the "Businesses" on dialup where we offer cable modem, or just a bit better on our "lite" service which is an asotnishing $20 a month for ISDN level speeds. These people often claim to be losing thousands of dollars, wow, smart move on their part.
In even the fairly recent "past" (1994?) was how any jow schmoe with some university webspace was on equal footing with a multinational. Not anymore. Granted, the net has a lot more USE now, I mean, its more than just a passion for tech oriented young men, but we've lost the edge we once had. I'm sure everyone knows this, and I will get modded redundant, but who cares. I want the old school URL's back. Shit like www.university.edu/physicsdep/387434/2w0843273/geo rge.html
I thought the very difintion of 0 kelvin was that it was absolute zero, the tempature at which all mostion is supposed cease. Maybe not totally achievable (rather 0.0000000001 kelvin or something) but still....
NOT readable by regular DVD drive. At all. The way they were ripped was by using the GD-Rom drive in the DC and something called a coders cable, to send the data over the serial port.... Though once people go ethernet adapters, it was adapted to use that...
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Actually, its neither. According to the DVD consortium, it stands for NOTHING, since no one could decide if it was supposed to be Versatile or Video, so now DVD isn't an Acronym, its just three capital letters....
2) Take Linux to my place
3) Look lovingly into Linux's eyes and tell Linux its the only one for you
4) Give linux a back massage.
Bam, but be careful some people go to be with Linux and wake up next to FreeBSD.
Indeed. The worst customers are the "Businesses" on dialup where we offer cable modem, or just a bit better on our "lite" service which is an asotnishing $20 a month for ISDN level speeds. These people often claim to be losing thousands of dollars, wow, smart move on their part.
All the copies are Xeroxed by hand by the PFY.
Nothing was cooler than editing broadcast quality video on a NLE that cost less than $20,000 in 1995! I miss my toaster flyer :(
Damn. Bad Pun.
Of the Best All Around Pic of the thing.
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In even the fairly recent "past" (1994?) was how any jow schmoe with some university webspace was on equal footing with a multinational. Not anymore. Granted, the net has a lot more USE now, I mean, its more than just a passion for tech oriented young men, but we've lost the edge we once had. I'm sure everyone knows this, and I will get modded redundant, but who cares. I want the old school URL's back. Shit like www.university.edu/physicsdep/387434/2w0843273/geo rge.html
Then Again, all those X-10 camera ads have given me some good ideas :)
Mod what now? I dont understand.
You need to get out more.
You sir, are a faggot.
Flaming Troll!
Flamer!
Where is the +1 Irony Mod?
Sprint ION, AT&T Wireless, and @home.
This was a shock to everyone, @home has been lying to its customers (Cox, Comcast) so heh.
Even QuakeCon used generators. No way you could run that many machines over your average buildings wiring.
Keyboard = $10
VGA Adapter = $10
Mouse = $15
Being able to play Quake III on the Dreamcast at a lan party... Well, About $35.
Yes indeed. For A good firewall, you need two interfaces.
Looks like someone never took Marketing 1301. Let me splain it to you.
Bigger = Faster.
Faster = Better.
Better = $$$$$$.
$$$$ = Hookers.
I love the System, though I paid $200 for mine I believe, I think it was worth it. The fun I had playing Jet Set Radio was enough to justify the cost.
Its hard to check your acronyms when you are Karma Whoring for F1rzt P0zt.
I thought the very difintion of 0 kelvin was that it was absolute zero, the tempature at which all mostion is supposed cease. Maybe not totally achievable (rather 0.0000000001 kelvin or something) but still....
NOT readable by regular DVD drive. At all. The way they were ripped was by using the GD-Rom drive in the DC and something called a coders cable, to send the data over the serial port.... Though once people go ethernet adapters, it was adapted to use that...