Does 1080p make films and TV shows be less shit?
I can imagine it makes them look a bit less shit, but they are still just as shit as they are on any TV.
The last TV I bought, I got it for £15 from the British Heart Foundation shop.
I can imagine it makes them look a bit less shit, but they are still just as shit as they are on any TV.
The last TV I bought, I got it for £15 from the British Heart Foundation shop.
It runs the whole way around my house so there are plenty of places to connect.
I might run a minecart up to it, I'm sick of the long walk up my stairs anyway.
And they're now trying to shoehorn in all the more intuitive features from Android, while retaining their over-simplified (or 'elegant' if you're an Apple fanboy) UI, and the thing is starting to look a bit un-intuitive and unwieldy.
TBH though Apple have made a lot of money out of seemingly 'elegant' interfaces that were in actual fact just lacking features or stupid.
I think if Google fix their Market, and manage to control some of the fragmentation issues they're having with different devices and developers, they are likely to steal the majority of the phone market away from Apple over the next year or two. Android phones are already outselling iPhones something like three to one.
iPhones are alright, Android phones are alright, Blackberries are going the way of the dinosaur from what I've seen recently.
The nice thing about iPhone is if you use other Apple devices the whole ecosystem operates in a very slick way, so long as you like the Apple way of doing things.
The nice thing about Android is you get more freedom to make the phone work the way you want, and you get a large choice of phones.
I can understand the appeal of the iPhone for Mac users but I think the HTC Desire is a better phone than the iPhone 4. I use a Mac for 90% of my computing now but I still prefer Android phones.
The nice thing about iPhone is if you use other Apple devices the whole ecosystem operates in a very slick way, so long as you like the Apple way of doing things.
The nice thing about Android is you get more freedom to make the phone work the way you want, and you get a large choice of phones.
I can understand the appeal of the iPhone for Mac users but I think the HTC Desire is a better phone than the iPhone 4. I use a Mac for 90% of my computing now but I still prefer Android phones.
Whose is the elevated walkway up high that goes all over the place?
Don't want to be the bearer of bad tidings but I also think it might be broken. They usually go when you drive them.
My old PC isn't up to playing modern games, but I might have to find a way to play DNF. They deserve my money.
Typing, playing guitar and playing piano - quickly - are all examples of 'muscle memory' and they require progressively less brain activity to perform, so it's not really a matter of quickest brain-to-finger activity.
That said: Typing requires the least physical movement of all three, so typing would be fastest.
Between guitar and piano it depends to some extent on the music: Rapid repetitions of the same note would be faster on a guitar (either an up- and down-stroke of the pick, or thumb and three fingers all striking the same note in rapid succession), whereas - for example - a repeated figure involving a series of notes which fall conveniently for a pianist would probably be faster on piano. A repeated pair of chords would probably be faster to perform on piano too.
But generally, piano requires more force to sound the notes, so it's a slower activity than playing the guitar.
That said: Typing requires the least physical movement of all three, so typing would be fastest.
Between guitar and piano it depends to some extent on the music: Rapid repetitions of the same note would be faster on a guitar (either an up- and down-stroke of the pick, or thumb and three fingers all striking the same note in rapid succession), whereas - for example - a repeated figure involving a series of notes which fall conveniently for a pianist would probably be faster on piano. A repeated pair of chords would probably be faster to perform on piano too.
But generally, piano requires more force to sound the notes, so it's a slower activity than playing the guitar.
Nah it's just he knew, and everybody knew, he should've had pole and the win, so he was desperately trying to prove a point.
TBH I wouldn't blame him for making some banzai dives to try to rescue his season, but to sulk when he gets penalised for it is a bit childish.
I'm just saying, my mob trap isn't unmanageably big and I've got a chest full of sulphur out of it already. Which I'm still trying to decide what to do with - I can't just blow the shit out of everything because a load of people have got mineshafts under my house.
Mobs won't spawn within 20something blocks of a player, so you could clear them out unless it's a massively (pointlessly) large mob trap. I've had to go back into mine sometimes and with a bit of hacking with a sword and hanging some torches quickly it's fine.
Or if your trap is just way too big, just wall off the broken bit and forget about it.
Job done.
New Beasties album, it's actually pretty good after a couple of listens, too heavy-handed on the mastering though unfortunately. 
Plugins-wise, is it possible to set both a home and a spawn point? Thought it might be useful for fast traveling between two locations.
Relativity.
'Hot goth girl' is like 'Hot girl' but with the addition of:
- Nose rings, impaled nipples and other elective disfigurements
- Novelty clothing
- Cat urine smell
- Hairy armpits
Distance from cars is irrelevant. Pedestrians will be looking at your signals too, it's also good to signal even if your road position suggests where you're going to go, because there are a lot of drivers who don't know where they're going and change lanes suddenly, so most (good) drivers won't assume you're going where you look like you're going until you either signal or you actually go there, by which time they might've missed an opportunity to pull out or got had to slow down for traffic in their lane or whatever.
Signalling is useful to other people, that's why you should do it, no matter how far away they are or whether they are on the road or on foot.
Which is why you've often brought this up in the past.
I got this bass as part of a job lot of stuff for £550. I'm keeping the bass and a pair of Mackie monitors, shifting the rest and I'll probably end up having spent about £100 on the bass itself.
It's a USA Fender with an AllParts neck on it, it's worth around £7-800, and more importantly it's a really good player.
It's a USA Fender with an AllParts neck on it, it's worth around £7-800, and more importantly it's a really good player.
Probably free if you smoke enough Marlboros. I got a neat fluorescent lantern out of them, and a Victorinox knife which I managed to nearly detach the tip of my index finger with (whilst installing new pickups in my bass. Several weeks later when I'd recovered enough to play the bass it sounded sweeeeet.)
Shame about the server, it was fun playing with you guys anyway. Thanks Boosted.
Seems like mostly sensible suggestions, apart from the motorway restriction.
Personally I think people who get married do it because they are terrified of being alone. I suppose that makes them cowards. So we're all cowards now whether we get married or not. Ho hum.
You haven't brought any logic to bear on this argument. The word 'because' is conspicuously absent from everything you have to say.
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