Comments on A Couple of Weeks in Geek
Blu-ray has won. 100%. They have Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Target, et al. It's over for HD-DVD.
zomg.
That Lego man thing KILLS ME! I love it.
"Finally! - TSMC says MSFT to use 90nm DRAM process for Xbox! Just thought you should know."
I just cried laughing.
never mind hyperstereo -- here's Seattle in gigapixel form, as presented earlier this month at Siggraph:
Anthony,
I've been really pleased my homebrew mythtv box. Commercial skipping + DVD archiving of shows >= TiVo.
We just got TiVo HD, & if you have Comcast, you're in for nothing but problems. We've called them three times in less than one day because they can't seem to figure out how to activate the CABLEcards. So if anyone out there gets one, take the day off & prepare to talk to people who admit they don't know what they're doing.
@5
MythTV is nice, but no cablecard means no recording of HD sources that are protected by the cable company. Personally, I'm waiting until Vista w/ cablecard machines start to come down in price, because the Tivo cannot play my digital music collection.
i have that comcast/motorola box too and it sucks. the only good box i ever got was from dishnetwork, but they didnt have the channels i want. so now i refuse to have anyone unless i can get project runway canada.
and like all 25-year-olds, it’s best days are behind it and it will soon be dead
Ouch, that smarts.
Well, the Taser C2 is certainly no Bowel Disruptor, but what the hey...
@1 what are you talking about Target sells HD-DVD. Unless you're referring to that myth floating around digg that confused aisle end-cap displays for blu-ray with some kind of "exclusive" deal.
oh, and fuck sony. ftw.
I love the reference to the EIGHT-FOOT legoman being "life-sized."
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