Joe

Ditto for any photos of any car(s) that isn't/aren't on TA property, even a yard or somewhere in the city. I'm sick of all those "trolley museum" photos. And their foamer members make me sick.

Too bad those foamer members have done so much for preservation as a whole.

weeds = best show ever.

Looks like someone's compensating for a little "lackluster" performance.

Thread has been a little dead.

Time to breathe some new life into it...with Dexter.

he used to be part of a gang ... would start fights ... He's currently a police officer.

Embarrassing that they let scum like that wear the uniform these days.

What about Time Warner Cable? I'm not 100% sure if they compress the picture quality like Cablevision. They're a cable company as well if I'm not mistaken.

They may not compress as much as Cablevision, but all cable carriers reduce the bitrate of their HD streams. Verizon doesn't have to do so with fiber (at least to the same extent)...there's plenty of light to go around for everything.

When savages fight each other, society wins.

I'm all for some NYCHA-style justice. Let them kill off their own population.

Would you say the same for Redbirds, R44s, and R38s?

Yes, yes and yes.

Photos of Slants within the past ten years or so don't really count as "nostalgia", hah.

@Joe, how is the picture quality for Fios? Is it really 100% crystal clear, unlike Cablevision?

As far as HD is concerned, Verizon applies the least amount of compression to their video streams. Cable systems (especially those using DOCSIS 3) compress their video streams because they have to. Lack of bandwidth, really.

IMO, FIOS has the best picture quality (aside from OTA locals, which will always look better OTA.)

How long does the UPS last?

I have to get Verizon I see.

They're awesome. I've got FIOS for internet, landline and television, service is great.

Only downside is that a power outage signals the loss of my landline. Hardly a unique situation to non-copper-based telephone systems though.

 

.24Mbps = 24kbps

 

24 kilobits per second / 8 = 3 KiloBYTES per second

 

THREE KILOBYTES PER SECOND. IF I WANTED DIAL UP SERVICE, I WOULD HAVE STAYED WITH AO F***ING L! The website even says it would take FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY MINUTES to download 800MB. F*** Cablevision!

Just for completeness' sake:

im one of the unlucky students who has 3 exams tomorrow

8:45-History

11:45-Chemistry

2:00- anthropology

I have two math tests tomorrow! -___-

womp womp womp

Great Song by The Four Tops.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HQEhuylZmg

Legends never die.

The Four Seasons = win.

Ants have quite a high power-to-weight ratio. I bet if you had a few billion ants, you could just have 'em lift up the entire train and carry it over to the other track.

blegh, windoze.

ABs and special motors/trucks? I'd like to hear this.

This 132 page thread is a waste of Harry's server space.

How much space do you think this thread consumes in the database?

speaking of classics: Otis Redding

brother, brother, brother, there's far too many of you dying.

Camera shake occurs at all shutter speeds. Whether or not it is optically evident in your photos is another question.

For example, imagine a camera duct-taped to a vibrator (yes, i'm being serious here, you pervs.) You trip the shutter twice, one frame at 1/30 shutter speed and another at 1/8000 shutter speed. Camera shake in both shots was the same, regardless of the shutter speed (or even presence of IS), right?

That said, IS is useful at all shutter speeds, in fact, Nikon sells a 200mm f/2 lens that has VR (Nikon calls it VR; Canon calls it IS). We shouldn't forget the famous 70-200mm f/2.8 VR.