[Apokalipse]

Originally posted by Static_11
less idiots....

just take the warning labels off everything and let the poroblem solve itself.

[Static_11]

Originally posted by apokalipse
just take the warning labels off everything and let the poroblem solve itself.

lol... wow.. umm ... lol

[BandwidthHogg]

The computer world needs cheaper, lower priced broadband options to win over AOL dial-up users who will never be convinced otherwise. Whats wrong with cable companies providing 384Kbps service for $24.99 to target dial-up users? According to one recent survey, 7 in 10 American internet users still use dial-up as their primary connection. Thats unacceptable in this day and age.

[Flanker]

The computer world needs a device that lets you stab people (like you) in the face, over the Internet.

[Tyler1989]

Originally posted by Shannon
Personally, I'm waiting for hard drives to get above 500gb and hit the TB mark.

I've also been wanting a multiple hard drive network enclosure. They have the TB machine and the yellow machine and stuff, but I want an enclosure that I could put several of my own drives into.

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Static very funny!

[sbcirclepants]

Originally posted by Static_11
less idiots....

yup

[GameGURU]

Originally posted by Beyeohazard
I would personally like to see the continued development of Linux as a feasible alternative for Windows. As a matter of fact, I would like to see more folks besides us computer geeks get involved in the open source movement.
I feel the whole software development world is being terribly stifled by fears over piracy and the sky rocketing cost of software. Somehow we need to find a way to put control of innovation back into the hands of the people who are doing the innovation and not the bureaucrats.
Just my thoughts.

:beard:

[sgtmetal]

boobs

[brady]

No Pirating Laws

[cowboyX]

Originally posted by gimli of gloin
everything needs to be SMALLER and generate less heat.

that would be impossible sadly. . . . . the smaller somthing is the more heat its going to generate. . . . . . look at CPUs! I can probly trade my BBQ in for a fanless heatsink! but for real the smaller it is the more compact the circut the more heat it makes.