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neither. traditional Indian food is far better than pizza (well, what is placenta? some food or the human body part?)

wrist watch : digital or analog.

outdated, cell phone does the same:

and since I kinda like music: goa or psytrance

hahaha.

prashant wrote: wrist watch : digital or analog.

Binary.

Psytrance (I'm guessing psychedelic trance?)

Spongebob or Squidward?

Spongebob! ;D

Elephants or Apples?

Elephants or Apple's would defiently have to be a....or, should I say, an apple. Apples I can just throw away

Versatile and Powerful or Simple, Elegant, and Fast?
(Code, of course!)

Simple, Elegant, and Fast, because at least one of those ("Fast") is measurable.

Vanilla Russian or Mudslide?

mudslide

(idk what your talking about but anyway)

what is the acronym for compact disk
a. aaaa c.ccda
b. cd d.aabaaa

b. CD
cos B is the coolest letter appart from X and maybe K

.com or .net

COM. It might be worse than CORBA, but at least it's better than .NET.

For domains, also .com. You first try .com and then the rest, so if you have the .com it's better.

Jordan3 wrote: mudslide

(idk what your talking about but anyway)

what is the acronym for compact disk
a. aaaa c.ccda
b. cd d.aabaaa

You could make that harder:

Which of the following acronyms doesn't refer to a compact disc-related system?
a. cdda
b. yellow book
c. ieee1284
d. iso9660

b. yellow book
cos B is the coolest letter appart from X and maybe K

world peace or a pinapple

Bob the Avenger wrote: b. yellow book
cos B is the coolest letter appart from X and maybe K

world peace or a pinapple

World peace anytime. Pineapples are yucky.

Truffles or rabbit meat?

PS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Boo ... standards)
PS2: IEEE1284 is a parallel port...

Candy wrote: Which of the following acronyms doesn't refer to a compact disc-related system?
a. cdda
b. yellow book
c. ieee1284
d. iso9660

c: IEEE 1284 standard describes PC paraller port and related items of importance.

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Oh and the wrong answers:

a: stands for "Compact Disk Digital Audio" which is what red book describes
b: yellow book is the first extension of the original red book and describes CD-ROMs
d: ISO 9660 is the "file system" most commonly used on CD-ROMs.

edit: oh crap, candy managed to answer himself while I was writing the above :p

mystran wrote: edit: oh crap, candy managed to answer himself while I was writing the above :p

You didn't answer the question though

5! ... and a 1/2 ... and a 1/4 ... and a smidge

A bit more than 120.75.