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Can there be too much Chohole?
That depends on whether or not you're on the wrong end of that big stick. :)
Also like washing machines, those disk drives could move across the floor if "imbalanced". One of my professors at MIT had, as a student, figured out how to write read/write routines that would make them walk.
Where is mit?
Where is mit?
Located in MA
Where is mit?
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Thank you
mit is also next to potholder on hook in kitchen
Funny!
holding at 77 pages so far
last thing i would need is more ...
hairs
Funny!
...mine are in a hanging basket next to the stove.
I need to find my jacket, as I need it right now and I do not know where it is
wonder if I have any cool jackets for G2F
...for me, hair content is like like what shoes were for Imelda Marcos, you can never have too many.
Same for Stonemason and Jack Tomalin sets (fortunately a lot of Jack's stuff is PC priced).
Good news I do not own everything that daz has currently on sale. Bad news I cannot get everything that is on sale that I do not own well at least not tonight or anytime soon.
uhs
79 :bug: pages naos :shut:
I can see you first joined DAZ to get your Christmas cards ready
Nowhere near as many pages, but right at the bottom of the list the same Bryce 5.5 download.com I wonder how many peeps found there way here from there.
my first Bryce is on a cd. think i gots it at a computer show.
Bryce v? and Poser4 on a 486/33pc w/4mb of ram. m not g :lol:
oh yeah, the praetorian turret. :lol: i still use that thing.
tee hee
Bryce 5.5 FREE Dnld.com
Order: # – 14 Jun, 2007
the old christmas havoc bundle :lol: total newbie, didn't understand what conforming clothes was
Mine was on a floppy disk. Pre-release version from MacWorld circa something like '93 give or take a year.
I have Bryce 2, 3, 4, and 5 on the original CDs 5.5 I have as "Bryce 5.5 Hi-Bandwidth ArtZone Member Exclusive"
That may not surprise people though :coolsmirk:
my order history goes back to 2001
On my first home computer (an early Windows98) system I bought RayDream5.5 (ancestor of Carrara) for $100 at a computer flea market in the Wash. DC area. Shortly after that I made a couple of architectural models with it and used them in I think Bryce4 to make a few scenes of temples on islands (it's what you do with Bryce when you're new).
I still have the manual and the Installation and content CDs for that RayDream. And I've made it work on some of my newer systems too. I fire it up now and then just to see how much it's changed and how much it's stayed the same. And since I'm a packrat I still have all the versions of Bryce and Carrara and Poser that I've ever had too.
The 5.5 Hi-Bandwith is the earliest version I have in my account (bought May 17, 2006) but I've got at least one older version that came in a magazine or book. I'd actually switched over to VUE pretty quickly, but the Jumpstart edition of Bryce was so cheap ($19.95) that I couldn't resist...
My first Bryce 4 was the Meta Creation version for Mac, from a Macworld CD. It was just the demo version, but got hooked on 3D just the same, the rest as they say is history...
KPT Bryce I think that was the first one, and we used to talk to Kai Kraus on AOL when we didn't get disconnected on dialup.
Sherman and Peabody where there too.
I got Bryce 2 as a Mag cover copy, got hooked, and went on from there to buy Bryce 3, Poser 3 and whatever version of RAY Dream Studio was current in 1997. and every version of Bryce since.
...somewhere on a DVD I still have my first DL of Daz Studio.
...Ver 1.5.1.0
Can a person have too much content? Not a chance! I have only 51 pages with 42 items per = 2142 + 36 items on page 52 = 2178 items.
MY first version of DS I kept on a 3 1/2 " floppy, along with whatever content (free) I downloaded. I had those floppies for years. Now I don't even have a floppy drive! That version was a pre 1.0 ver. My very first Figure was Aiko 3, then The Girl, and all the freebies I could get. Then I bought TY2 over at the old Content Paradise. And so I have rambled through both content and software ever since. I tell ya I really do love this stuff. I decided to buy a little clamshell external USB3/2 BluRay burner. It burns all the old disks too. But, being able to put 23 gigs of stuff on a disk is great. And it's optical, so none of the concerns of magnetic media. I just burned 3 disks of Victoria 4 stuff. Just her stuff! I will back it all up to BD now, and not bother with DVD's for data backup. This coming month I will buy an internal 'super' BD Writer, a Pioneer, SATA3. These drives can write/read 25, 50 and 100 gig disks. And they are coming down in price, just like the CD's and DVD's did. So really now, too much content?
LOL! I don't think so! Stock up, enjoy using it like crazy! :o) Hey I feel pretty good knowing I am NOT the hardest core addict in the house!
HA!
...first off, been a while and great to see you again.
Wishfully speaking, the answer to the question in the thread's title is 'no". If only one's income a not such a limiting factor.
Been enjoying the PC sale as I've been catching up on a lot of stuff I missed. I've probably added at least a hundred items to my list since the beginning of the month.