Each morning on the show, we play Dumber Than The Show Trivia for a cash prize. Today, Mark in Albany, NY took on Hot Wings on an $2,100 round of the game. Watch the clip below to find out if the pot increases, or if it resets to $100!
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Ever wonder why things just seem to take forever when dealing with anything government-related? Well, this may have something to do with it. In Rhode Island, a bunch of the government offices are still using typewriters and microfiche, despite that "tech" being roughly 35-40 years out of date...
Before her breakout roll in 1999's "10 Things I Hate About You," Julia Stiles played Erica Dansby in six episodes of the TV series"Ghostwriter" in 1993/1994. And it appears as though Dansby was a bit of a tech wizard, as evidenced by the clip below in which she drops some serious hacker knowledge...
All hail the 1990's! At least kids television from back in the day.
A couple of weeks ago, Nickelodeon announced that they will be launching a block of programming completely dedicated to their programming from the 90's, which for most people in their mid to late 20's, is pretty exciting.
They have now announced their full list of programming.
The first operating system that I ever dealt with was MS-DOS. It was primitive but we got by with it. Computers for the longest time were considered 'Nerd Tools' because of all the code you had to know just to get something running.
Windows 95 came around and changed all of that. However, their ad campaign didn't change quite yet though.
The early days of the Internet were a wonderful time.
The first thing that every kid did when firing up the internet for the first time was type in "boobs," and then wait for about an hour and a half while an extremely pixelated boob shot produced itself on the screen.
The 1980s.
For those of us that were around during that decade, there are fond memories of the music, the fashion and the lingo.
But for those that were born a bit too late, let this video fill you in on what the rest of us were at least wearing during that time.
Before there was the internet, we had to find out about new video games through either newspaper ads, magazines, and especially TV. Watching children's television in the 90's was always entertaining. Besides watching your cartoons, the real awesomeness started when the commercials came on.