One's identity - Page 2

Luba · 09-05-2005, 11:12 AM

Good luck to you, DA, maybe I could take advantage of your technological expertise, heck, I even hate to read an "Owners Manual", just ask Duke

The only technical stuff I've learned is how to time tape a show on the VCR because I fall asleep during a good movie, so I've learned to do "backup" just so I could see the end!

darkangelism · 09-05-2005, 11:14 AM

There was a point in time where i couldnt program a VCR but could build a computer,lol.

Luba · 09-05-2005, 11:22 AM

Sorry I'm taking such a long time in responding...I'm trying to do stuff in between posts, my last day of holiday before I go back to work tomorrow.

I'm just the opposite, can do lots on a VCR but hardly anything on the Computer. I had an old relic of a Computer that I bought about ten years ago, and was amazed that the technology has advanced so much since then. I guess I've really been living under a rock all this time

darkangelism · 09-05-2005, 11:42 AM

computer's cycle every 4 years or so, where the best becomes the worst.

Duke · 09-05-2005, 12:49 PM

You're computer is basically old technology within months of getting it home. I believe we're coming to a point here where computer technology can no advance much further (processing wise) until we solve some heat issues. Of course this really only seems to apply to processors as periphreals seem to be infinately configurable to attain more power. I still can't wait for the 1 GB video card.