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Offline dbeechum

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Re: bigger images
« Reply #15 on: November 09, 2009, 12:07:11 pm »
You forgot that you would NEVER in your lifetime need more storage than a 10MB hrad drive could provide!!!

Do they even make those anymore?

Just doing a quick search of newegg, it looks like the smallest internal hard drive you can buy new in box is 80GB!

Let's see.. my first computer that was mine would have been a TI-994a. Later my mom bought me a Apple IIe Enhanced (128KB RAM and two, count em two, floppy drives)

Surprisingly beyond that I didn't actually buy my own computer until ~2000. I just always used one of the 900 computers I had through work/school.
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Offline Crispy275

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Re: bigger images
« Reply #16 on: November 09, 2009, 02:03:50 pm »
On the other hand, I represent the Luddite sub-section of society. I got my first pc (a Dell laptop rugidized 286) in 1989, and I have been somewhat annoyed with them ever since (computers - not Dell).

From tossing my cell phone onto I-94 over 5 years ago and going back to a land line, to making due with Windows 98 until it became so shahky and vunerable that I figured it would just be better to get a new machine, I do not represent the majority here.

And now Denny has authorized me to be a Moderator. Ha!

A computer does 3 things for me.
Connects me to the Internet and email.
Has Word and Excel.
I can use ProMash on it.

That is it. And I do a lot with those three things. Oh, and occassionally I play Solitare as well.
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Re: bigger images
« Reply #17 on: November 09, 2009, 02:30:18 pm »

And now Denny has authorized me to be a Moderator. Ha!

I knew how you coveted those blue stars!  ;)
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Offline yugamrap

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Re: bigger images
« Reply #18 on: November 10, 2009, 10:37:10 am »
Ok, we'll try 640x480 for a while and see how it works for people.

Man, I'm getting old cause I remember when having a screen that ws 640x480 was badddd assss

You and me both, man, and I'm old enough to be your father!  OK, maybe older brother!   ;)
You forgot that you would NEVER in your lifetime need more storage than a 10MB hrad drive could provide!!!

Do they even make those anymore?

You get more storage than that on a USB memory stick!  I had one of the first computer based recording studios in the US.  I looked all over for the biggest HD I could find.  I ended up with a 212 MB drive that I paid $1500 for!

Yeah... I used to work for an audio-visual company, and recall when we moved from CPM-based machines to PCs.  I remember when we bought our first computer for my Dad's family business back in the mid-80s.  The "big decision" was whether to get the 10MB or 20MB hard drive - a price difference of about $500 at the time.  We decided on the 20MB, figuring we'd never fill that up.  I still often refer to file structure as "directories" rather than "folders,"  and occasionally get nostalgic for the old "C:\>" prompt...
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Offline mrbowenz

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Re: bigger images
« Reply #19 on: November 10, 2009, 11:51:11 am »
I've gone back and edited my" Brewery and  Alehouse "pictures to reflect the larger size pictures allowed , looks better with more details, this was a good move mods , thanks !, you may want to edit any "project type" pictures to allow the same . In America , ..bigger is better is guess ::)
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Re: bigger images
« Reply #20 on: November 11, 2009, 06:31:59 pm »
Ok, we'll try 640x480 for a while and see how it works for people.
640x480 works pretty good.
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