Glad to hear/see I'm not the only one with multiple. Currently up to three give or take one at any given time. Currently working with a Newport 1.5, Newport 2.5 and my beloved new addition of the Tel3
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Glad to hear/see I'm not the only one with multiple. Currently up to three give or take one at any given time. Currently working with a Newport 1.5, Newport 2.5 and my beloved new addition of the Tel3
When I have the time and money for it, I like wood working.
(I also like mechanical keyboards. See if you can spot my funny custom keys.
(Link to fully size image: http://img.techpowerup.org/130210/IMG_6736.jpg)
And computers, overclocking, building, etc.
(I also like mechanical keyboards. See if you can spot my funny custom keys.
(Link to fully size image: http://img.techpowerup.org/130210/IMG_6736.jpg)
And computers, overclocking, building, etc.
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Well, since I'm 98.238% done with my Enterprise Refit, I thought I'd post the final bits on the hobby thread.
My next kit is going to be a 1/1400 Enterprise D from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Soon I'm going to have a huge fleet!
My next kit is going to be a 1/1400 Enterprise D from Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Soon I'm going to have a huge fleet!
Old Macs, playing Cello, minor league home theater, running
Cello by misterkeeks, on Flickr
Home Theater by misterkeeks, on Flickr
iMac G3s by misterkeeks, on Flickr
Power Mac G5 and G4 by misterkeeks, on Flickr
iMac G4 Repair by misterkeeks, on Flickr
Cello by misterkeeks, on Flickr
Home Theater by misterkeeks, on Flickr
iMac G3s by misterkeeks, on Flickr
Power Mac G5 and G4 by misterkeeks, on Flickr
iMac G4 Repair by misterkeeks, on Flickr
A hobby of mine is makin' parodies sooooooooo...here's a photo & hobby in one, or two or three.
Am I the only one that wishes that thing could actually fly
Now that would be awesome.
But it still looks awesome like that though. 
DVDs
I've been collecting DVDs now Blu-rays from 1997 (DVDs were invented in '95 but didn't start to be used by studios for their movies till '97). I remember walking into a Blockbuster and realizing that I had more DVDs than they did. Unlike VHS, they did not start at $80. Since there were so few of us buying them and DVD players were so expensive (I used my PC to play the disc at first) to get the market started there were many discounts you could use on the internet.
I've been collecting DVDs now Blu-rays from 1997 (DVDs were invented in '95 but didn't start to be used by studios for their movies till '97). I remember walking into a Blockbuster and realizing that I had more DVDs than they did. Unlike VHS, they did not start at $80. Since there were so few of us buying them and DVD players were so expensive (I used my PC to play the disc at first) to get the market started there were many discounts you could use on the internet.
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My original PS2 was my first DVD player, and I very clearly remember watching "3 Kings" on it, borrowed from the local public library believe it or not.
I remember those good 'ol days. My first DVD player was a GE and it was close to $300 back then. I still own it and it still works.
On that note, this was the first DVD I ever purchased..
I do miss the good 'ol days of VHS though.
My first DVD was on my dell PC. We watched on the 15" TFT screen (had just come out). I think it was Titan AE or something like that.
i used to love collecting dvds .. had tons but end up selling them all when bluray came out and then decided to not collect physical copies anymore .. now i just rent stuff .. would love to have a huge collection of movies and tv shows but i am so behind that it would be stupid to start now
DVDs can be had for real cheap now because stores are switching to blu-ray because they are harder to copy (very large files make it not worth the trouble). The thing to do is make a list of the movies that you really like and know you would watch over again, for me that would be Sci Fi with plenty of special effects, and control your buying. I belong to Blueray.com and make ticklers for how much I'm willing to pay for something and they email when it disc hits my price.
Not long ago you could get the Raiders boxset for $40, that's $10 per movie in Blueray on Amazon Gold box special.
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