Adobe Flash didn’t yet exist at the time Windows 95 was introduced. It was acquired from another company called FutureWave in 1996, because Adobe needed a competitor for Macromedia’s Shockwave. Called “FutureSplash,” it actually worked (a big deal in those days), so Adobe bought it and rebranded it as Flash.Shockwave, which is actually owned by Adobe now but pretty much moribund, was already out in 1995 and I remember using it in the early days of the Internet’s popularity. Another early streaming video product which is still around is RealNetworks’ RealPlayer, which even shipped with Windows 98 when it came out, but had been around since April of 1995.These types of products were a very big deal in those days, as different companies vied for the best-quality format for streaming audio and video that could run reasonably on the 56K connections that most people still had back then. In fact, a professional con man bilked investors for millions of dollars in 1999 when he claimed he had developed a revolutionary video-compression application.
What song was used in “a simple favour” at the flash mob scene?
There was no flash mob scene in the movie. A flash mob video is being advertised as a deleted scene and alternate ending. See the video below to see if you can figure out what the song is. Youtube comment says it is an original song by Theodore Shapiro which hasn't been released. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_oobMDd...
What's the song used in the flash game "Mind Cards"?
Hi, all. There's a cool little flash game out called "Mind Cards," and the song playing in the background has got me stumped. It sounds an awful lot like "Still Alive," the theme song to the video game "Mirror's Edge." According to the research I've done, a full-length album was released of the the remixes to the song. I checked out each individual song on imeem, but no luck. Is there ANOTHER remix out there that isn't included on the album? Or was it perhaps made specifically for the game? This is a tough one. I'd appreciate any help you can offer. Thanks!
The song is called Houwarra "Bladi Ard El Hadara" and is performed by Alain Merheb. It's the JADE re-edit 2011 for Beirut Duty free.
I use one quite often. Mostly for transferring data from one computer to another and for backup of extremely important tax files.Less than 12 hours ago, I move some documents related to a trust I handle from a tower computer to a laptop. I use the flash drives to protect someone's data when doing a reinstall of programs or Windows.A friend wanted my help with a new computer, a Google Chromebook. She wanted her pictures and other docs moved to it (the cloud) from an old laptop. Easiest way for me is to use a flash drive.I recommend everyone keep at least one for backup purposes. The size depends on how much data you may ever deal with. Always get as large of a one as your budget will allow. They have become very reasonable so most people could afford at least a 64 Gb drive. Also get a 3.0 USB drive, and on your computer use the USB port that has the blue plastic guide in it. Top brands are San Disk, Verbatim, PNY, Patriot and Kingston. Most convenient are ones with no cap that have the retractable connector.AND ALWAYS, ALWAYS eject the drive properly by clicking on the up arrow symbol next to the clock on the lower right of the Windows Taskbar. A popup window will show various icons inclusive of the black flash drive icon called “Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media.” Clicking on that will bring up another window and you can then choose the flash drive by name or drive letter. Always wait until it states it is safe to remove the device. Not doing so and pulling out the flash drive can corrupt the drive and cause you to lose all the data on it. If it states there’s a problem with ejecting and the device is currently in use, close any program using the data on the drive and try again. That even includes File Explorer. If it still wont eject, a shut down and removal is the only option, but that is rare.
What is the song used in this animation?
This is probably gonna be a longshot, but i was wondering if anyone knew or can find out the song in this flash animation, even some suggestions on who you think the artist might be will help http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/237522 ive been looking for a while now and cant find it, and its been bugging me so bad since it sounds awesome
Has a marching band ever used "Flash" by Queen?
Marching bands performing radio tunes???....eww....keep that in the stands.....or on the field for the dance team..NOT for the marching show.
My girlfriend used to flash. How do I get over it?
I am with this now in a relationship girl and she just told me she used to flash a few months ago while she was away at college. We weren't together while she was away. She is still friends with the people she flashed and almost all of them are dudes. I can't get this out of my head. She believes they are her "true friends" even though they abused her. She used to flash at parties with her "friends" when they would drink. She even hooked up with one of her guy friends a bunch of times(but she told me about the sex a few months earlier before the flashing) She expects me to be cool with her being friends with the guy she used to hook up sober and after drinking with and had feelings for. She denied she used to have feelings for him and she finally admitted it. And she is supposed to go back to school across the country.
What is a flash drive?
Flash drives are little sticks that are used to store all sorts of data. They connect to a computer via USB and show up in the "My Computer" menu as another storage device. They are a lot like floppies, just really big floppies. You can store anything you can store on your computer on a Flash Drive. Be that documents, pictures, songs or whatever you want, you can store on a Jump Drive. You cannot install stuff on them, though there are some tricks to get around this. They cost on average around $20 Dollars and you can get them cheaply at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Target or nearly any major retail store.
In the song The Message by grandmaster flash what is the lyric that follows "she went to the city and".....???
I believe it is social security! Hope this helps. Edit: I'm sorry but that's wrong....so so so ditty? What the hell? No, she went to the city and got social security. I'm pretty sure that's what it is.