True. It was Paul Dengate, a lecturer in an Audio Engineering course I did.
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True. It was Paul Dengate, a lecturer in an Audio Engineering course I did.
No way could I have found that on Google :DQuote:
Originally Posted by silentC
Yeah, wasn't really fair was it. Just reminded me of it when you said "why is it so?"
Whose turn was it?
Here's a computer geek question.
What significant anniversary in the history of computing occurred last week?
No takers eh?
Go here for the answer:
http://www.computerworld.com.au/inde...26646&eid=-116
Sorry Craig, been doing my best for the last 10 years to forget all about IBM mainframes :rolleyes:
BTW how did you find a browser to run on a 3270 terminal ;)
It's all text :)
Another question then. An easy one this time.
We use it all the time but what actually is a Google ?
It's actually a googol, and it's ten to the power of one hundred - named by the 9-year-old (I think) daughter of a mathematician, and meaning "bigger than anything I can imagine." A googolplex is 10 to the power of googol.
What did the two missiles turn into when the infinite improbability drive was activated?
As I recall it was a bowl of petunias and a sperm whale, but they didn't last long.....
but that was a few pangalacticgargleblasters ago...
Trillion.
So how did Arthur's girlfriend Fenchurch get her name?
You wouldn't believe how bored you can get in the ticket queue at Fenchurch St Station...
What is the current speed record for a train, and which train was it?
My guess would be that it was one of those maglev jobbies
The one that does over 400 clicks? Don't know if I'd care to be in a train in China travelling at that speed.
P
So has the popularity of the Quiz Time thread dropped off?