Apple has already stated the ad has run its course and it will be 'mindful' of the request in the future. Meaning we've already made out on that one, better luck next time:)
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No more just -R writers availabe (HP still only produces +R)...bit behind the news, eh?
"Hewlett Packard (HP), in addition to its DVD+RW burner models, is poised to launch DVD Dual (compatible with +RW and -RW formats) drives as retail demand for DVD+RW models wanes, according to Taiwanese makers of DVD drives."
So, tell me how this works...you sit on it and it moves along, just above the ground? Or is there a wheel attachement kit? Do you just push it down the street and make nasty faces at the police, or what?
Being chased down for driving fast comes with the territory when hot rodding a car, truck or motorcycle - then there's things like explaining how the throttle stuck, and needing time on the dyno and wondering if the fuel leak was fixed - the worst thing o'clockers need to worry about is letting the smoke out and being down on Jolt and blowing next weeks allowance.
Been there done that, and having a fast car/bike is much better than having a fast computer...you can't outrun the cops with a beige box that just sits under your desk. And, yes, I've mod'd the computers on all my cars/bikes.
'Both' won't be needed. Why support a bag on the side...one will die. We've already discussed which that is.
DVD+R will be shoved back up Intel's ass, from out whence it crawled in the first place.
DVD+R will die like a rotting woodchuck, dead and dismissed, laying under the front porch on a hot Alabama afternoon....and smelling like an old shoe at best. Weep not...
Au contrare my dear one...if iDVD+R wasn't running second in compatibility (which is last place, by the way - behind DVD-R), and if HP was secure in seeing it grow, then why would they straddle the fence?
Wait...I know! They realize DVD+R is dieing. Dead... an EX-format...going, going, gone. Another bad idea meeting the doom it deserves.
I know plenty of valley girls that can pilot a BMW at 85mph down the coast hiway while never looking out the windows or using the rear view mirrors. They steer with one knee and can't hear a sound over the 1000watt stereo. They can carry on three converstations at once, make reservations for lunch on the cell, adjust their bra and sip on a 40oz. diet Dr. Pepper...all while penciling an eyebrow thinner than a dime.
The process by which the brain 'expands', or adds layers etc. is one where it seems to leverage an otherwise disparate group of needs and abilities.
We may be driven to consume these and other supplements so that another rung can be added to the ladder of development, and while there may be risks and side effects to the next 10 or 20 generations, this may well be the price to pay for the next big step in human evolution.
Watch DVD's on your iPod now! iDVD 4 only - giant egg just in time for Easter...this is one great hack!
You know why Englishmen drink warm beer?
Because they own Lucas refrigerators...
Whatever gain/loss there was from the ad is water under the bridge. It's too late now, since it can't be taken back. Surely we don't have to remind...
:)
"Any publicity is good and good publicity is even better"
This news is just more publicity...and they didn't have to pay a dime to get it in front of you today. I'd call that making out
Apple has already stated the ad has run its course and it will be 'mindful' of the request in the future. Meaning we've already made out on that one, better luck next time :)
And that's a good thing, since I only have two to work with...
'Expecting high dollar' isn't the point. ...hellloo... Of course the work listed pays such a low rate.
Why list an AA if any 16 yr old can do the job?
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you format partisans
...look at me! I use both standards!
That's 'format partisan Sir', to you.
both standards have their advantages
What a chump...the marketing guys luv idiots like you.
Oh oh oh...look at me!
I've never bothered w/DVD+R and never will I have the need, clearly.
No more just -R writers availabe (HP still only produces +R) ...bit behind the news, eh?
"Hewlett Packard (HP), in addition to its DVD+RW burner models, is poised to launch DVD Dual (compatible with +RW and -RW formats) drives as retail demand for DVD+RW models wanes, according to Taiwanese makers of DVD drives."
When
You can stretch it all you want, it's still a joke.
to a hot air baloon any fly away.
:)
Unless your HAB can fly faster than the choppers and Cessnas they use, you're SOL.
They get really mad when you run off from the Cessna...I know
So, tell me how this works...you sit on it and it moves along, just above the ground? Or is there a wheel attachement kit? Do you just push it down the street and make nasty faces at the police, or what?
Being chased down for driving fast comes with the territory when hot rodding a car, truck or motorcycle - then there's things like explaining how the throttle stuck, and needing time on the dyno and wondering if the fuel leak was fixed - the worst thing o'clockers need to worry about is letting the smoke out and being down on Jolt and blowing next weeks allowance.
Been there done that, and having a fast car/bike is much better than having a fast computer...you can't outrun the cops with a beige box that just sits under your desk. And, yes, I've mod'd the computers on all my cars/bikes.
Don't be stupid!
How can you recover someone's data from an unbootable HD?
Bolt it into a G4 Mac tower and pull files to your heart's delight.
I see you've been given the gift of expression - please let us know when you unwrap it :)
'Both' won't be needed. Why support a bag on the side...one will die. We've already discussed which that is.
DVD+R will be shoved back up Intel's ass, from out whence it crawled in the first place.
DVD+R will die like a rotting woodchuck, dead and dismissed, laying under the front porch on a hot Alabama afternoon....and smelling like an old shoe at best. Weep not...
Au contrare my dear one...if iDVD+R wasn't running second in compatibility (which is last place, by the way - behind DVD-R), and if HP was secure in seeing it grow, then why would they straddle the fence?
Wait...I know! They realize DVD+R is dieing. Dead... an EX-format...going, going, gone. Another bad idea meeting the doom it deserves.
point and laugh...point and laugh.
That's all that ever happens around here.
Just once I'd like to see a little old fashioned head-on-a-stick esteem trashing.
HP has recently ordered suppliers to shift towards including DVD-R/RW support in writers. DVD+R/RW is heading for the dump, where it belongs.
You insensitive clod...that was my ass being flamed on another board.
Now, I not only have to think of a way to defend myself, I have to worry about people on two planets knowing about it.
Monkey?
I know plenty of valley girls that can pilot a BMW at 85mph down the coast hiway while never looking out the windows or using the rear view mirrors. They steer with one knee and can't hear a sound over the 1000watt stereo. They can carry on three converstations at once, make reservations for lunch on the cell, adjust their bra and sip on a 40oz. diet Dr. Pepper...all while penciling an eyebrow thinner than a dime.
Over...under...around and thru.
The process by which the brain 'expands', or adds layers etc. is one where it seems to leverage an otherwise disparate group of needs and abilities.
We may be driven to consume these and other supplements so that another rung can be added to the ladder of development, and while there may be risks and side effects to the next 10 or 20 generations, this may well be the price to pay for the next big step in human evolution.