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No BS Podcast #67 The We're an American Band Edition

Posted 05/09/08 at 02:22:05 AM  by Tom Edwards

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Tom, Will, Dave, and Andy bring you a bonus round of podcasting excellence. In this encore edition of the podcast, we discuss Comcast's latest traffic-shaping shenanigans, take a trip to the Lab, and answer your tech questions.

Do you have a tech question? A comment? A tale of technological triumph? Email us at maximumpcpodcast@gmail.com or call our 24-hour No BS Podcast hotline at 877.404.1337 x1337.

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TAGS: Comcast, No BS Podcast, doctor, data rates
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avatarCheers

Submitted by RussM on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 10:39am

Dave, Here's to green fluid on your pants!

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avatarPCI Express x16 or AGP?

Submitted by bicyclist on Thu, 05/08/2008 - 7:26pm

Which Video card were you recomending for that Dell 1720 NOTEBOOK???

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avatarThe editors have openly

Submitted by praetor_alpha on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 10:50am

The editors have openly admitted that they don't even listen to the questions.

PCI-E or AGP FOR A NOTEBOOK!1!!1 are you guys high?? You just should have said that guy was screwed.

PS. you should have used the gordon soundboard somewhere. I was playing with it while I was listening. really livens up the experience.

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avatarGah. You're correct,

Submitted by TheMurph on Fri, 05/09/2008 - 11:45am

Gah. You're correct, Praetor_alpha. Upgrading a graphics card on a laptop is nigh-impossible, especially if you originally purchased one with integrated graphics.

So yes. Said listener is stuck with his lame laptop graphics performance, unfortunately.

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