Someone correct me if I'm wide of the mark, but I believe certain companies are now putting "enhancement" technologies into their TVs which increase the number of pixels viewed.

Quote: Originally posted by Landos Mustache: They also didn't like the fact that they were designed by a non-American. Yamasaki was born in Seattle. Not that it w…

I think the "Freedom Tower" looks really nice, but it is hard to tell from those pictures. All that glass is sorta worrying if something else were to happen in the future.

Quote: Originally posted by starman: It's the World Trade Center, not American Trade Center. Mike But only because America = World, at least in their own minds …

Quote: Originally posted by sambeau: Oh God. In my book that's reason enough to blow the bugger up. Is there not something more decent to aspire to in the world.. …

Quote: Originally posted by Psychonaut: I would much rather see a building which stands for all that the World Trade Center represented: American business and capitalism…

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Is that dial in the center the speedometer? Tell me it says "mph x10" somewhere? tooki thats the miles per gallon

As a fellow Jeeper, that looks like a great project car...

stone age technique under the hood, but when it runs...... Oh, and the water pump looks leaky.

Another major reason why a TV doesn't appear fuzzy is that you sit much closer to a computer monitor than to a TV. If you blow up a video on your computer, play it full screen, and…

Quote: Originally posted by Landos Mustache: You mean in the same way you were told not to reply to everything concerning me? You want some of my meds? When was…

Quote: Originally posted by starman: He can't help it. He forgets to take his ritalin. Mike You mean in the same way you were told not to reply to everything con…

Quote: Originally posted by cal4ever: Brachlator, Actually, I am going to Boalt Hall I'm not planning to use my mac for finals b/c I know examsoft can't run on a Mac …

Quote: Originally posted by PacHead: The new tower will be over 1776 feet, that's damn tall. I can't wait to go up to the top floor in that one and check it out. …

Quote: Originally posted by starman: I think it was because there was nothing like it in the world. If you look at pictures of NYC back then, it was a lot of 20's and 30…

In 5 years, NYC will once again have the tallest building in the world, and it will be a huge middle finger to all of the islamo fascists around the world, who brought the last tow…

Quote: Originally posted by Spheric Harlot: In addition, one of the hallmarks of New York was its ever-changing/growing skyline. Change. Yeah. You put it a bit …

Quote: Originally posted by scottiB: Again, as an outsider, to rebuild the WTC with an ersatz WTC isn't a good idea. It looks to the past too much. The idea of "Make NY …

Quote: Originally posted by Spheric Harlot: Impressive oversized man-made landmarks are not beautiful simply by virtue of their being big. -s* I don't disagree, …

Quote: Originally posted by GoGoReggieXPowars: That'd be way cool, mang. It was neat to see the under-construction towers while watching "The French Connection" last ye…

Quote: Originally posted by Psychonaut: On the aniversaries of the attack, I've worn green business attire. Why? To honor the hard-working, honest American entrepreneurs…

I am required to use WordPerfect in my law courses. I run the old Mac version on my tangerine ibook running 9.2.

Quote: Originally posted by cal4ever: I'm a bit intimiated, everyone seems to have a Masters or a PhD, or has done something for a human rights group somewhere in Afric…

Quote: Originally posted by itai195: I'll just stand in a corner laughing at both of you Hey, that's like an Apple employee (me, of course) meeting a Microsoft e…

Quote: Originally posted by :XI:: Isn't Airbus French? Nope, it's French-German-British, IIRC... I don't know what role the Brits play, the large Airbus mfg sites…