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And the opposite of that would be asking someone who has never watched Star Trek whether Kirk or Picard is better. Besides, I never questioned the point made about the question structure, just the comment about getting a biased answer from a group who is educated on the topic. Also, seeing the same responses doesn't necessarily mean you're getting a biased return.

It's difficult to hear your voice, so captions would help. This could be very funny and entertaining, but practicing beforehand is going to waste a lot of anger off camera. Don't prep for this one. Just do it. Set a time limit or have a point when you're so damn pissed off you just have to stop. Trust me. That's the only way this game will end... And is the green beer Rolling Rock? Very reminiscent of the ...

IMHO --->To be honest the "average consumer" wouldn't be able to give an educated response to these questions. It's not so much being a techie but being able to understand the process behind it. The average still falls short. <--- IMHO

^^Yes! First game I owned was ! You had to use the second controller to operate the moving walls... playing by myself was really annoying!And I think deserves an honorable mention alongside as my first PC games!

Chalk that one up for a big "L" on my forehead, there's a huge "Beginner's Guides" section of the forum.

Sweet! Thanks! I had snooped around and found a guide that helped someone get started with mixing without spending any money (obviously if I dig it I'll have to invest). I can't find it anymore! Also, do I need to have some sort of instrumental talent to even consider, or does my quad-core suffice?

How important is it to you that the internet is generally the same experience, no matter what broadband provider you use to access it? a) Very important Somewhat important c) A little important d) Not at all important How would it affect your overall internet experience if, depending on your broadband provider, certain content and applications performed better/quicker, and others performed worse/slower? a) Very negatively Negatively c) Neutral / Not sure d) Positively e) Very positively How would it affect your overall internet experience if, depending on your broadband provider, certain content and applications were totally inaccessible, and others performed MUCH better? a) Very negatively Negatively c) Neutral / Not sure d) Positively e) Very positively How competitive are broadband prices in your area? a) Very competitive Competitive c) Neutral / Not sure d) Not competitive e) Not at all competitive How many broadband providers can you choose from for home computer access? a) One Two c) Three d) Four e) Five or more Think of the fastest broadband available to your home. How many other broadband providers offer similar speeds to your residence? a) None One c) Two d) Three e) Four or more Which practices do you think to-the-home ISPs should not be allowed to engage in? Choose all that apply. a) Prioritizing selected low-latency apps such as voice, video, or games Selling content- and application-providers higher priority access c) De-prioritizing applications and content that don't pay a fee d) Blocking applications and content of their choice On privacy grounds, what do you think of ISPs classifying and prioritizing the types of internet content you send and receive? a) Doesn't involve privacy one bit Could possibly violate privacy c) Definitely a privacy violation d) Stop peeking into my packets! Which best describes your relationship with computers in general? a) Avoider of the intertubes Novice uncertain where to find the “any key” c) Typical casual user d) Eager enthusiast e) Jaded expert How familiar are you with the technical workings of the internet? a) You mean that blue “e” icon? I've read a little. c) I can ping a server! d) Which layer? e) I speak in TCP/IP.

echo "Hello world!" So yeah, hello everyone. I'm nub to the forums, but I've been a frequenter of OCR for a long time. Props to JJT for "Enter the Frog", as it is the song that originally drew me into this site. I know comments on remixes are supposed to be detailed and all, but I'm not really an authority on this topic (yet?). I'm looking forward to posting and whatnot, it's been a while since I've seen an active board that I was interested in. My initial thought is to start learning about remixing, but I don't even play any instruments. Which brings me to my first question: There are a number of tutorials out there, where should I start? And of course, thanks to everyone for sharing your talents and skills with me and my friends. Jamming OCR has never let us down!