In reply to this comment by oritteropo:
Happy Birthday. It still seems like a funny request, but I got you some marked-dead vids from your pqueue. Someone else can get you the dupes and non-pqueue dead vids.


LOL right under my request was "JUST KIDDING" !!! : )

Thanks for the birthday wishes!

Thanks for the QUALITY Jan.

sift 5 should let you put two users in and it should side by side compare all there stats, showing which fields are ahead in green and which fields are behind in red

"Top 15 Videos Expiring Soon" shows 11 videos

In reply to this comment by GeeSussFreeK:
Oops, I wasn't being too haughty I hope :

I have a tendency to ramble on subjects that fascinate me, and sometimes it comes off bad.
In reply to this comment by deathcow:
>> ^GeeSussFreeK:

The actinides are, generally, "safe" to handle, .....


K K K K K Killer Post



I thought it was awesome.

*promote petting bytes

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoli_Bugorski

In reply to this comment by Hybrid:
It's that time again. *promote


Thanks for the bagger promote!

In reply to this comment by jonny:
*doublepromote - because Kate Upton needs to be more exposed, uh, needs more exposure.


Thanks Jonny! You have fine taste in sandwiches.

http://videosift.com/video/Boy-July-Live-Unplugged
German Girls

Thanks for the promote!

nevermind! I'm a doofus!

In reply to this comment by jonny:
You need one of these telescopes. Got a spare $200k?


Thats doctor and lawyer country there...

I have never seen any 3D TV experience that "worked" for me. When its 1080P per eye at 60 fps per eye, we'll be there.

My experience comes from using telescopes. Even though there is one lens, casting one image cone, when you use a binoviewer several things happen. 1) everything looks bigger, though its the same size.. this is reported over and over again by people. 2) low contrast high resolution details are easier to see, even though its the same image per eye. 3) problems you have with one eye are diminished, especially floaters in your eyes just fade away.

Now they are coming out with 3D TV which require no glasses at all, but unless they can pump the signal rate up it still will fall short for me.

I wont argue your point, but I can say for sure the extra depth information gained by using two eyes offsets the resolution loss to some degree.