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How good is it's weight to size ratio?

Does it get good gas mileage?

Speaking of marriage... Just saw a jewelry store comercial on TV. A woman shows off her new engagement ring to her friends and makes the "we're getting married" announcement, and the girls all scream and hug and bounce around maniacally. Men don't do this. Why? In other news... I did this...

I don't think the market share was determined by the interface, it was determined by the fact the MS OS ran on IBM machines. Mac has always been considered to be the better interface, but, it didn't run on PCs, so, it didn't matter. Now MS has an OS that runs on IBM machines as well as seeming like...

Has anyone found anything at all that doesn't run under Win7 Home? Still haven't decided if XP mode is worth the extra $30. Anything I run that MIGHT care isn't going to be upgraded to Win7 anyways. I'm just looking at games and VNC. VNC doesn't list Win7 yet, that I've found. So, curious if anyone...

I've found that a different build strategy is needed for every map. Well, for every map that I've played. The AI plays completely different, etc. When I change maps, the regular AI will beat me most of the time the first game, maybe two. They attack different, spread out different, etc.

FYI Gordon: We don't play that map any more. Even if we did, we wouldn't, just to mess you up.

what map?

I thought it sucked ass.

No, it was a Toyota.

Saw it.

Don't.

All preconceived notions are correct.

And I was the only one with a sound card, so I had to aim a speaker at my phone so that everyone could hear what I was hearing.

Watched that full episode. They sure let Al Gore pimp the shit out of his new book and gave him the podium for a few to lecture us all on global warming.

Much like someone who has a PhD in Physics, you would be useless. Ed says so.

Do you not have to buy the main part first?

Does anyone do BD to file yet though? Might still be worth buying, then getting the upgrade later at a reduced price. Or, just use the freeness of it for now to do all your DVDs and then buy it later if it comes out.

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Lastly, for now, in the Archos forums, a lot of other tools/utilities were mentioned for movie ripping/compression. You might want to explore those as well to make sure your getting the best thing you're looking for.

Also again, I was reading the forum for DVDfab. You probably figured this out already, but there's no BLU-RAY to AVI (or file) option yet. But, it's on the 'to do list'. But, it will convert them to DVD I believe which can then be converted to file. Obvious quality loss, but, the convenience factor...

Also, I'm digging FU right now. More streamlined meathod getting my Archos quality conversions going. Not a faster process, but fewer settings to mess with. Run with the defaults except for resolution. Check it out before purchasing DVDfab. Haven't even looked at the price though. Don't need to for...

What's the native size though? Is 1.5 smaller, but same quality? That being said. I did the same thing. Made a handfull of AVIs with different settings and picked the one that got me the biggest bang for HDD space. 700MB was what I settled on for the Archos. And it happens to be good enough for lap...

Because you made me look. . . I'm working on some more conversions for the Archos. My VERY expired version of DVDfab still works too. Not sure what expires. . . Anyway, as a refresher to how I did it (I don't remember the details), I hit the Archos forums to see what was the easiest way for our dev...

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