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73The Top Ten Most Quotable Movies of All Time
by Lincoln Armstrong
The definitive list. You've seen them all. You've quoted them all. Find out which ten movies are the most quotable of all-time. published 13 months ago
62Why Overbuild Computers for Gaming?
by Lincoln Armstrong
When enough isn't. In the time of the great DOOM upgrades, when there were no Pentiums, the first ultra-powerful game PCs arrived. Has the game world changed since? published 14 months ago
57The Top Ten Most Quotable Movies of All Time Number Eight The Blues Brothers
by Lincoln Armstrong
The definitive list. You've seen them all. You've quoted them all. Find out which ten movies are the most quotable of all-time. published 13 months ago
66Buying a Good Computer on a Budget
by Lincoln Armstrong
Need a new computer? Limited budget? Find out how to buy a good enough computer for less. published 14 months ago
60The Top Ten Most Quotable Movies of All Time Number Ten Better off Dead
by Lincoln Armstrong
The definitive list. You've seen them all. You've quoted them all. Find out which ten movies are the most quotable of all-time. published 13 months ago
66What is an Aspect Ratio?
by Lincoln Armstrong
A ratio is essentially, a comparison. published 14 months ago
60URLs run the Web E-Mail Browsers Shopping and even Videos on YouTube
by Lincoln Armstrong
There's billions of pieces of information on the web, but a very simple technology is used to find them every day. It's called a URL. published 11 months ago
66The Return and the Creative Renaissance
by Lincoln Armstrong
It is very likely we are about to see a re-emergence of creativity and cultural advancement the likes of which civilization has not witnessed since the Renaissance. The Return is one example. published 12 months ago
66The Apple of Phones
by Lincoln Armstrong
Instead of a phone attached to a computer, we have a computer installed inside a phone. published 15 months ago
64What is a PCI Express Video Card?
by Lincoln Armstrong
A video adapter, or video "card" is a set of chips and circuits which translates data into a signal that a monitor or display can translate into a visible image. published 14 months ago
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