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11/05/09
11/05/09
We have to keep engineering stuff that will break or fail, otherwise post-warranty repair tickets will continue to be fewer and small.
Yeah, I'm a cynic. #seatbelts Reply
11/05/09
Much like current consumer-level computer technology, they're just re-hashing what's already out there, trying to spin it as the next best thing.
Um, a 386 will run basic 'Net browsing and e-mail just as well as a quad-core monster.
/assumes lack of AOL #seatbelts Reply
11/05/09
11/05/09
Agreed. I was being a little broad in my brush strokes, but turnabout is fair play.
Web browsing was probably painful on a 486/100 when it was bitchin' equipment because you had, under non-existent ideal conditions, a 56kb connection. Could be wrong, though. Might have been on a corporate network. #seatbelts Reply
11/05/09
11/04/09
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11/04/09
11/04/09
this must be photoshopped or something...
giz people do stuff? #goproherohdwidecamerareview Reply
11/04/09
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