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1. What kind of computer do you have? (Mac, iBook, Dell, etc.)
A custom made one, full of mixed parts, cards and drives, both old and new. Oiriginally, it was a Fujitsu T-Bird.
2. How old is it? Are you happy with it?
As I said, each and every part has its own age *lol* But I got the main parts (motherboard and CPU) in 2001. And yes, I am happy with it because it works and I can't afford a new comp anyway^_^;;;
3. How many computers are in your household? (at home if you are away at school)
Three desktop PCs and three notebooks. Quite a lot, actually...
4. What are your favorite games/timewasters on your computer?
Thousands of things. Listening to music, watching videos, surfing, chatting, doing the IRC, blogging, etc., etc., etc.
5. If money were no object, what kind of computer would you like to have?
A fast, cool looking one. No details, but it'd have about every cool thing imaginable, like two terabytes of HDD space, expensive sound system, Wacom graphics tablet, a couple of DVD-RW drives and so on. And the exterior would be all black and really awesome-looking. Ah, the money I don't have *lol*
In #eurobeat, I found the following sentence written in the topic: Friends don't let friends resample to 48KHz. Now, I know that 48 KHz thing. Have you ever listened to a mp3 sampled in 48 KHz? *shudders at the mere thought* But I dunno if there's a certain story behind that sentence. I mean, there must be, if they put it in the topic O_O Whatever, doesn't make sense to think about it, now does it?
Hunny and I watched the three final Stargate Atlantis episodes (before the winter break, that is) yesterday. "Conversion" was quite cool, but not as cool as I'd have liked. But then, "Aurora" was just too amazing to describe. I guess I must've looked really stupid during that one, goggling at the screen, thinking "OMG, that is just too great to be real". At this rate, I won't even remember Star Trek anymore once the second season of Atlantis is over *lol*
A custom made one, full of mixed parts, cards and drives, both old and new. Oiriginally, it was a Fujitsu T-Bird.
2. How old is it? Are you happy with it?
As I said, each and every part has its own age *lol* But I got the main parts (motherboard and CPU) in 2001. And yes, I am happy with it because it works and I can't afford a new comp anyway^_^;;;
3. How many computers are in your household? (at home if you are away at school)
Three desktop PCs and three notebooks. Quite a lot, actually...
4. What are your favorite games/timewasters on your computer?
Thousands of things. Listening to music, watching videos, surfing, chatting, doing the IRC, blogging, etc., etc., etc.
5. If money were no object, what kind of computer would you like to have?
A fast, cool looking one. No details, but it'd have about every cool thing imaginable, like two terabytes of HDD space, expensive sound system, Wacom graphics tablet, a couple of DVD-RW drives and so on. And the exterior would be all black and really awesome-looking. Ah, the money I don't have *lol*
In #eurobeat, I found the following sentence written in the topic: Friends don't let friends resample to 48KHz. Now, I know that 48 KHz thing. Have you ever listened to a mp3 sampled in 48 KHz? *shudders at the mere thought* But I dunno if there's a certain story behind that sentence. I mean, there must be, if they put it in the topic O_O Whatever, doesn't make sense to think about it, now does it?
Hunny and I watched the three final Stargate Atlantis episodes (before the winter break, that is) yesterday. "Conversion" was quite cool, but not as cool as I'd have liked. But then, "Aurora" was just too amazing to describe. I guess I must've looked really stupid during that one, goggling at the screen, thinking "OMG, that is just too great to be real". At this rate, I won't even remember Star Trek anymore once the second season of Atlantis is over *lol*
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