Similarily, there is a contest going on from now until April 11th for writing malicious HTML code. I have a feeling more people might be attending that contest versus this one. Who still uses C programming anymore? Granted they still teach it in major universities but everybody knows colleges just teach a bunch of useless information. When I was in college 5 years ago, they required me to take C programming or Fortran. They were just starting to teach Java to the people actually getting a programming degree. Get with the times people!
If Google starts selling MP3s, I might actually start paying for my MP3s.
Well, maybe not, too expensive. Maybe I'll just use my Google stock dividends to pay for them. Who knows?
I'll guess that in a couple years or so, everything will be digital like this. It has pretty much already happened with music. Just about everybody I know use MP3s over CDs now. When is the last time you saw someone running around with a portable CD player? They all instead have some sort of MP3 player instead. If the go out and purchase a CD, the first thing they do is convert it to MP3 and transfer it to their MP3 player. The only time someone might still use a CD is if they are playing it in their car but even that is changing. Most car stereos have some sort of MP3 playback. Even for my car, I have a Omnifi MP3 player with a 30GB hard drive. I don't even bother with CDs in the car when I can load them directly into the MP3 player. Now the video industry is going to this now. Especially with the media center PCs being so popular now, I'm sure everyone is going to be moving to have everything electronic. Just put a 200GB hard drive in the computer and you can have almost 300 movies on there if you compress them down to 700MB with DIVX or something comparable.
Perfect, now I can have my very own discount drugs, organ enlargement, and low mortgage rates right on my desktop! I wonder if this will include pop ups to "notify" me as well?
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Similarily, there is a contest going on from now until April 11th for writing malicious HTML code. I have a feeling more people might be attending that contest versus this one. Who still uses C programming anymore? Granted they still teach it in major universities but everybody knows colleges just teach a bunch of useless information. When I was in college 5 years ago, they required me to take C programming or Fortran. They were just starting to teach Java to the people actually getting a programming degree. Get with the times people!
If Google starts selling MP3s, I might actually start paying for my MP3s. Well, maybe not, too expensive. Maybe I'll just use my Google stock dividends to pay for them. Who knows?
My guess is AMD will be building it. Next year Intel will come out with something comparable.
I'll guess that in a couple years or so, everything will be digital like this. It has pretty much already happened with music. Just about everybody I know use MP3s over CDs now. When is the last time you saw someone running around with a portable CD player? They all instead have some sort of MP3 player instead. If the go out and purchase a CD, the first thing they do is convert it to MP3 and transfer it to their MP3 player. The only time someone might still use a CD is if they are playing it in their car but even that is changing. Most car stereos have some sort of MP3 playback. Even for my car, I have a Omnifi MP3 player with a 30GB hard drive. I don't even bother with CDs in the car when I can load them directly into the MP3 player. Now the video industry is going to this now. Especially with the media center PCs being so popular now, I'm sure everyone is going to be moving to have everything electronic. Just put a 200GB hard drive in the computer and you can have almost 300 movies on there if you compress them down to 700MB with DIVX or something comparable.
I wonder if this probe is anything like the one Cartman got. I would be suspicious if a giant satellite pops out of someone's @$$.
Perfect, now I can have my very own discount drugs, organ enlargement, and low mortgage rates right on my desktop! I wonder if this will include pop ups to "notify" me as well?
That's easy, go go gadget lava legs!
The politically correct term for this would be "Caucasian little person"