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1987 replies · 286,049 views · Started 19 July 2004

Uhh... Broadband and DSL are the same thing. Also, why are choosing between an internet browser and a talk show queen?

So. DSL.

Plywood, or a 97 foot coaxial cable?

They are, but the idea was to choose which word you used most often.

Digital is faster and easier to manipulate, but you just can't beat a quality film camera when it comes to overall quality. Digital still can't come close to the shutter speed of a film camera.

Falling on a cactus, or stepping on a nail?

Falling on a cactus.

Lots of small prickles < being impaled.

[SIZE="1"]Also, my digital camera can shoot as fast as 1/8000 of a second. You need to catch up with the times. :P[/SIZE]

New car smell .. OR .. New leather wallet smell

New car smell.

Also, you put the < sign in, instead of the > sign. And 1/8000th of a second sounds pretty fishy. That's ungodly fast.

Frogs, or toads?

Frogs.

1/4000 is the standard for DSLRs, 1/8000 is not extraordinary, by any means. My P&S could do 1/2500. Shutter speed really isn't a consideration in the film vs digital debate. :shrug:

And I meant less than. As in less damage, less pain, and less... bad.

Swimming in the Ocean .. OR .. Swimming in a river

{DSG}DarkRaven wrote:Uhh... Broadband and DSL are the same thing. Also, why are choosing between an internet browser and a talk show queen?

So. DSL.

Plywood, or a 97 foot coaxial cable?

DSL and Broadband are NOT the same. DSL runs through the phone lines. Broadband runs through the cable lines and is 5x's faster.

Penny arcade

Wet or Dry?

Dry.

[SIZE="1"]Cable Broadband is theoretically faster. It's a lot less than 5x faster when you consider throughput, tier connection sharing, and the fact that cable companies purposely limit how much bandwidth you can actually use. All that talk on the commercials is just marketing.[/SIZE]

Ignorance is bliss, or cold hard truth?

Midwest. I can't stand deep south accencts.Toned down southern accents, fine, but deep southern accents...ugh.

lemon, or lime?