You're forgetting the Fisher Price Pixelvision camera, which is still a cult classic. It recorded about 5 minutes of grainy black and white onto a 90-minute audio tape. You could get the things for cheap as hell back in the day and now they're extremely rare as they're wanted by film students and art snobs around the world. I kid you not. I once drove a fella around town while he made a short film on one of these things.
I agree. I think ignoring someone's stupidity (especially someone like Lars) is the best course of action. It's like Ted Nugent. Sure, his compound-dwelling, antelope-gutting, shit-spewing antics annoy the hell out of a guy, but THAT'S WHAT HE WANTS!
The idea of iTunes is that they control the DRM, though. A user's promise to delete has nothing to do with it. All Apple needs to do is create a transfer interface. The song immediately stops working on your machines, and the buyer gets any remaining unlocks.
They could have cut out her speaking parts entirely, and just lent her face. I found her nasal whisper-voice extremely grating the entire time, especially when it was digitally echoed.
I particularly loved the kegelcizer machine in 'Why must I be a crustacean in love'. Shot of a grunting woman's face and some weights shooting up in the background for a few reps. That entire episode, really. The scuttling Zoidberg is always a hoot.
LOL. Telling a person looking for a friendly computing experience to not only RTFM, but RTFH, RTFF, RTFPP, RTFDB, and RTFU. Intuitive software is intuitive software. Plain and simple.
I don't know what the Ugly American has to do with any of this. Windows is not to Linux what English is to French.
Speaking of color levels and little icons, I was thinking about the Emergency Broadcast System. That's certainly not a weather-only system, and they didn't use it on 9/11. What are the criteria?
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You're forgetting the Fisher Price Pixelvision camera, which is still a cult classic. It recorded about 5 minutes of grainy black and white onto a 90-minute audio tape. You could get the things for cheap as hell back in the day and now they're extremely rare as they're wanted by film students and art snobs around the world. I kid you not. I once drove a fella around town while he made a short film on one of these things.
The pixelvision.
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Doesn't that also describe another amazing and underrated show - Witchblade? I jest, of course.
I agree. I think ignoring someone's stupidity (especially someone like Lars) is the best course of action. It's like Ted Nugent. Sure, his compound-dwelling, antelope-gutting, shit-spewing antics annoy the hell out of a guy, but THAT'S WHAT HE WANTS!
I've heard said that Whole Foods also starts their employees out at ~$10/hr. Can anyone verify this?
The idea of iTunes is that they control the DRM, though. A user's promise to delete has nothing to do with it. All Apple needs to do is create a transfer interface. The song immediately stops working on your machines, and the buyer gets any remaining unlocks.
And you'll be able to buy it with Whuffie.
They could have cut out her speaking parts entirely, and just lent her face. I found her nasal whisper-voice extremely grating the entire time, especially when it was digitally echoed.
Thanks for looking out for us here in Wisconsin. I'll write a few letters today as well...
I particularly loved the kegelcizer machine in 'Why must I be a crustacean in love'. Shot of a grunting woman's face and some weights shooting up in the background for a few reps. That entire episode, really. The scuttling Zoidberg is always a hoot.
LOL. Telling a person looking for a friendly computing experience to not only RTFM, but RTFH, RTFF, RTFPP, RTFDB, and RTFU. Intuitive software is intuitive software. Plain and simple. I don't know what the Ugly American has to do with any of this. Windows is not to Linux what English is to French.
Did the immensely useful Gator program show you that trick?
Speaking of color levels and little icons, I was thinking about the Emergency Broadcast System. That's certainly not a weather-only system, and they didn't use it on 9/11. What are the criteria?