Dropped my lap top about 10 ft...recovered w/out loss of function.
Yeaaaa SSD !
Yeaaaa SSD !
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Originally posted by EricLindrosWhen my laptop died it had done nothing but sit on my desk for a solid year.
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Originally posted by EricLindrosI am browsing WBW on my new computer, you guys. Good times.
Games look great, and play better too. Although the resolution of this TV-monitor is still a little goofy. It's currently at 1920 x 1080, but the text is a little blurry and whatnot at that level.
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Originally posted by F1098It died from a lack of lap lovin'
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Originally posted by /x
> The Kentucky meat shower was an incident where large chunks of red meat fell from the sky in a 100 by 50 yard area near Olympia Springs, Bath County, Kentucky, for a period of several minutes on March 3, 1876.
> The meat appeared to be beef, but two locals who tasted it stated that it tasted like mutton, venison, or lamb
> When Brandeis passed the meat sample to the Newark Scientific Association for further analysis, this led to a letter from Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton appearing in the publication Medical Record stating that the meat had been identified as lung tissue from either a horse or a human infant ( "the structure of the organ in these two cases being very similar." )
Man, fuck Kentucky.
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Originally posted by SugarpieWhy would someone taste meat that fell from the sky?
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Originally posted by /x
> The Kelly–Hopkinsville encounter
> Members of two families at the farmhouse reported seeing unidentifiable creatures and other witnesses attested to lights in the sky and odd sounds
> There were dozens of eyewitnesses to the incidents, which included two families present at the farmhouse and others in the area; other civilians, some of whom had no connection to the families at the farmhouse; and even one in another state. Perhaps most significantly the witnesses also included several local policemen and a state trooper who saw and heard strange phenomena such as unexplained lights in the night sky and noises the same night
> The seven people present in the farmhouse claimed that they were terrorized by an unknown number of creatures similar to gremlins, which have since often been referred to as the "Hopkinsville Goblins" in popular culture. The residents of the farmhouse described them as around three feet tall, with upright pointed ears, thin limbs (their legs were said to be almost in a state of atrophy), long arms and claw-like hands or talons. The creatures were either silvery in color, or wearing something metallic. Their movements on occasion seemed to defy gravity with them floating above the ground and appearing in high up places, and they "walked" with a swaying motion as though wading through water.
> Even years later the eyewitness stories still corroborated remarkably under individual questioning
> The farm became a tourist attraction for a brief period, which upset the Suttons who tried to keep people away, eventually attempting to charge people an entrance fee to discourage them. That only convinced the sight-seers that the family was attempting to make money from the event, and increased the public view that the event was a hoax. Finally, the Suttons refused all visitors and refused to discuss the event further with anyone. To date, family members who witnessed the event rarely talk to reporters or researchers
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> The very first person to see any kinds of unusual activity was Billy Ray Taylor, a friend visiting the family from Pennsylvania. He saw strange lights while outside fetching some water from the well.
> He saw a strange object land about a quarter of a mile away. He then ran back to the farmhouse to tell the Sutton family. No one believed him.
> Short while later, the family dog started barking. Lucky Sutton and Billy got their guns and went outside to investigate.
> A very short distance from the door, they both saw one of the creatures.
> They both fired their guns. Billy had a .22, Lucky had a shotgun.
> The shots seemed to have no effect. The creature 'did a backflip' and fled into the woods.
> After discovering there were more of them, the two men fled to the house to take cover while the creatures supposedly terrorized the family by popping up by windows.
> This went on for several hours before the family decided to take a chance and flee the home to seek aide from a nearby police station.
> Twenty or so officers arrived. Sheriff Russel Greenwell was in charge. Nothing was found except bullet holes.
> Neighbors verified that they heard shots being fired and witnesses lights in the sky.
> Police left at approximately 2:15 AM. The creatures returned.
> The creatures left permanently just before daybreak. Billy and Lucky went to Evansville, Indiana for some business or other. The Air Force was called in to question the other family members.
> Seven adults, including Billy and Lucky, saw the creatures. All of them gave the same story. Separate sketches were made, all of them very similar.
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Originally posted by omuh...
That's a standard resolution for wide-screen so it should be good. Unless your TV isn't 16/9 ratio or you have some messed up clearness setting ?
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Originally posted by EricLindros...
It seems like the native, most clear resolution occurs at 1360x768, which is not quite a multiple of 16x9 (16x9 would be 1360x765 or 1365.5x768), so scaling up to larger multiples of 16x9 adds some blur. I think.
It's not unreadable or anything, just sort of annoying.