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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
And don’t come in this thread pretending that you are concerned about recent developments at the TDB only to further smear the image of a writer who isn’t here to defend himself. It is just low!
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Zen clearly states in his post he wishes DigitalBits would be like it WAS. It has changed. If you're pro-Blu, then it really doesn't matter I guess, but for those who were inclined to go HD DVD, it's alienated them and they have a bad taste in their mouth, seeing what has happened over the last few years.
Zen clearly states in his post he wishes DigitalBits would be like it WAS. It has changed. If you're pro-Blu, then it really doesn't matter I guess, but for those who were inclined to go HD DVD, it's alienated them and they have a bad taste in their mouth, seeing what has happened over the last few years.
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Originally Posted by DVD Polizei
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Zen clearly states in his post he wishes DigitalBits would be like it WAS. It has changed. If you're pro-Blu, then it really doesn't matter I guess, but for those who were inclined to go HD DVD, it's alienated them and they have a bad taste in their mouth, seeing what has happened over the last few years.
Zen clearly states in his post he wishes DigitalBits would be like it WAS. It has changed. If you're pro-Blu, then it really doesn't matter I guess, but for those who were inclined to go HD DVD, it's alienated them and they have a bad taste in their mouth, seeing what has happened over the last few years.
This does not exonerate those who consistently attach Hunt's name to derogatory remarks I would never associate with any writer, regardless of how much I disagree with his/her writings.
Blu-Ray.com went on a wild tirade picking apart Joshua Zyber, the thread was immediately closed after members voiced their concerns for the comments/context attached to his name. So, let's just say that I find it very strange that here we have a similar situation which isn't bothering anyone.
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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
I respect your opinion however...
This does not exonerate those who consistently attach Hunt's name to derogatory remarks I would never associate with any writer, regardless of how much I disagree with his/her writings.
Blu-Ray.com went on a wild tirade picking apart Joshua Zyber, the thread was immediately closed after members voiced their concerns for the comments/context attached to his name. So, let's just say that I find it very strange that here we have a similar situation which isn't bothering anyone.
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This does not exonerate those who consistently attach Hunt's name to derogatory remarks I would never associate with any writer, regardless of how much I disagree with his/her writings.
Blu-Ray.com went on a wild tirade picking apart Joshua Zyber, the thread was immediately closed after members voiced their concerns for the comments/context attached to his name. So, let's just say that I find it very strange that here we have a similar situation which isn't bothering anyone.
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While many of the comments here have gone beyond polite disagreement/discussion, I don't recall anyone on this site indicating a desire to do physical harm to Bill Hunt's person.
People here -- and elsewhere -- would indeed do well to maintain civility and, well . . . be nice.
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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
Do you remember when the Bits was one of the first sites to stand up against DIVX?
Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
I fail to understand why certain people can NOT accept the fact that being a dual-supporter could be just as biased of an option, duality does not equate neutrality.
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Could it be because the official numbers Paramount revealed were disputed by so many industry sources? Or, are we to believe only those sources who report data to our liking?
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Finally why does Hunt’s name always have to be a subject of such fierce mistreatment on this site? Shill, fetish, etc….if you don’t like his writings then by all means don’t frequent his site, don’t waste your time on it. And don’t come in this thread pretending that you are concerned about recent developments at the TDB only to further smear the image of a writer who isn’t here to defend himself. It is just low!
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Originally Posted by Josh Z
Are you not able to use word processing programs like Mircosoft Word, or read a book for that matter?
White letters on a dark background are very painful on my eyes. Like cornflakeguy says, after a few minutes of it, the text burns into my retinas.
Brightness can be lowered, of course, but then contrast often suffers... and that's trading one issue for another. Hopefully future display technologies will allow for high-quality, non-backlit displays...
I remember the DIVX days, too, and how Circuit City seemed to be using inaccurate information in their attempts to push the format. Things were simpler then, with almost everyone (other than CC, of course) agreeing that DVD was the better choice (good 'ole "alt.video.dvd"). It's unfortunate that a similar early agreement didn't happen in the BD/HD war.
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