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The central processor of a computer is also known as the CPU, or "central pro-cessing unit." This processor handles all the basic system instructions, such as processing mouse and keyboard input and running applications. Most desktop computers contain a C.P.U developed byeither Intel or AMD, which use the x86 processor architecture. Mobile devices, such as laptops and tablets may use Intel and AMD C.P.Us, but can also use specific mobile processor(s) developed by companies like Apple.
The central processor of a computer is also known as the CPU, or "central pro-cessing unit." This processor handles all the basic system instructions, such as processing mouse and keyboard input and running applications. Most desktop computers contain a C.P.U developed byeither Intel or AMD, which use the x86 processor architecture. Mobile devices, such as laptops and tablets may use Intel and AMD C.P.Us, but can also use specific mobile processor(s) developed by companies like Apple.
he initial draft of the 802.11ac standard was approved in 2012, but 802.11ac hardware was not released until 2013. The
he initial draft of the 802.11ac standard was approved in 2012, but 802.11ac hardware was not released until 2013. The
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Typography Jason Heuer
ITS ALWAYS
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Typography Jason Heuer
ITS ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIAThis interface is found on the back of older PCs and is used for connecting external devices such as printers or a scanners. It uses a 25-pin connector (DB-25) and is rather large compared to most new interfaces. The parallel port is sometimes called a Centronics interface, since Centronics was the company that designed the original parallel port standard. It is sometimes also referred to as a printer port because the printer is the device most commonly attached to the parallel port. The latest parallel port standard, which supports
Typography Jason Heuer
ITS ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIAThis interface is found on the back of older PCs and is used for connecting external devices such as printers or a scanners. It uses a 25-pin connector (DB-25) and is rather large compared to most new interfaces. The parallel port is sometimes called a Centronics interface, since Centronics was the company that designed the original parallel port standard. It is sometimes also referred to as a printer port because the printer is the device most commonly attached to the parallel port. The latest parallel port standard, which supports
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EXPERIMENTAL FILMThere are two types of buses that carry data to and from a computer's CPU. They are the frontside bus and back-side bus. Surprisingly, there is no correlation between these and the backside and frontside airs that snow-boarders talk about. While the frontside bus carries data between... the CPU and memory, the backside bus transfers data to and from the computer's secondary cache.
Design Frank Young
EXPERIMENTAL FILMThere are two types of buses that carry data to and from a computer's CPU. They are the frontside bus and back-side bus. Surprisingly, there is no correlation between these and the backside and frontside airs that snow-boarders talk about. While the frontside bus carries data between... the CPU and memory, the backside bus transfers data to and from the computer's secondary cache.
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A nybble, sometimes
spelled "nibble," is
a set of four bits.
Since there are eight
bits in a byte, a
nybble is half of one
byte. While it may
take the average per-
son several nibbles
to equal one bite
of a cookie, in the
computer world, two
nybbles always equal
one byte.
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CIGARETTE ALPHABET
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Stands for “Composite Theoretical Performance.” CTP is used to mea-sure the performance of computer processors. The values returned by CTP calculations are used for benchmarking purposes, which com-pare the performance of different processors. For example, Intel and AMD use CTP calculations to mea-sure how many millions of theoret-ical operations per second (MTOPS) their processors can perform. An Intel, which runs at 2.13 GHz, has a CTP of 7100 MTOPs, while an AMD Opteron 146, which runs at 2.0 GHz, has a CTP of 7168 MTOPS.
As seen in the example above, faster processor speeds do not always result in a higher CTP. Other considerations, such as the processor’s architecture and the speed of the frontside bus also affect the overall performance. CTP is useful for comparing dif-ferent brands of processors, as well as comparing different mod-els of processors made by the same company. With quad processors becoming more prevalent, CTP is now also being used to measure the performance increase when multiple processors are used together.
CTP also stands for “Computer to Plate.” This is a process where printing plates are made without using costly film. Instead, the images are sent directly to the plate from the computer.
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Stands for “Composite Theoretical Performance.” CTP is used to mea-sure the performance of computer processors. The values returned by CTP calculations are used for benchmarking purposes, which com-pare the performance of different processors. For example, Intel and AMD use CTP calculations to mea-sure how many millions of theoret-ical operations per second (MTOPS) their processors can perform. An Intel, which runs at 2.13 GHz, has a CTP of 7100 MTOPs, while an AMD Opteron 146, which runs at 2.0 GHz, has a CTP of 7168 MTOPS.
As seen in the example above, faster processor speeds do not always result in a higher CTP. Other considerations, such as the processor’s architecture and the speed of the frontside bus also affect the overall performance. CTP is useful for comparing dif-ferent brands of processors, as well as comparing different mod-els of processors made by the same company. With quad processors becoming more prevalent, CTP is now also being used to measure the performance increase when multiple processors are used together.
CTP also stands for “Computer to Plate.” This is a process where printing plates are made without using costly film. Instead, the images are sent directly to the plate from the computer.
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SOAP CARVED SINSThen data is transferred over a communications medium, such as the Internet or a local area network (LAN), the average transfer speed is often described as throughput. This measurement includes all the protocol overhead information, such as packet headers and other data that is included in the transfer process. It also includes packets that are retransmitted because of network conflicts or errors. Goodput, on the other hand, only mea
SOAP CARVED SINSThen data is transferred over a communications medium, such as the Internet or a local area network (LAN), the average transfer speed is often described as throughput. This measurement includes all the protocol overhead information, such as packet headers and other data that is included in the transfer process. It also includes packets that are retransmitted because of network conflicts or errors. Goodput, on the other hand, only mea
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sures the throughput of the original data.
Goodput can be calculated by dividing the size of a transmitted file by the time it takes to transfer the file. Since this calculation does not include the additional information that is transferred between systems, the goodput measure-ment will always be less than or equal to the throughput. For example, the maximum transmission unit MTU of an Ether-
res the throughput of the original data.
Goodput can be calculated by dividing the size of a transmitted file by the time it takes to transfer the file. Since this calculation does not include the additional information that is transferred between systems, the goodput measure-ment will always be less than or equal to the throughput. For example, the maximum transmission unit MTU of an Ether
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sures the throughput of the original data.
Goodput can be calculated by dividing the size of a transmitted file by the time it takes to transfer the file. Since this calculation does not include the additional information that is transferred between systems, the goodput measure-ment will always be less than or equal to the throughput. For example, the maximum transmission unit MTU of an Ether-
res the throughput of the original data.
Goodput can be calculated by dividing the size of a transmitted file by the time it takes to transfer the file. Since this calculation does not include the additional information that is transferred between systems, the goodput measure-ment will always be less than or equal to the throughput. For example, the maximum transmission unit MTU of an Ether
Typography Jason Heuer
eSATAStands for “External Serial Advanced Technology
Attachment.” eSATA is a variation of the SATA in-
terface that supports external storage devices.
It was standardized in 2004 and uses the same
pins and same protocols as internal SATA. Howev-
er, it provides a slightly different, more rug-
ged connector. The eSATA standard also supports
a cable length of two meters compared to the one
meter cable length supported by SATA.
Since eSATA uses the same protocols as SATA,
an eSATA drive offers the same high-speed data
transfer rates as and internal SATA drive. For
example, an eSATA 3.0 drive can transfer data at
6 Gbps or 4.8 Gbps, taking into account the data
encoding process. This is significantly fast-
er than Firewire 800 (800 Mbps) and USB 2.0 (480
Mbps) and is on par with USB 3.0 (5 Gbps).
Because eSATA offers such fast transfer rates,
it has been a popular external hard drive inter-
face used by video editors, audio producers, and
other media professionals. While eSATA is one of
the fastest interfaces available, it is surpassed
by both Thunderbolt (10 Gbps) and Thunderbolt 2.0
(20 Gbps), which are alternatives to eSATA.
Unlike Firewire, USB, and Thunderbolt, the eSA-
TA interface does not provide power to connect-
ed devices. Therefore, all drives connected via
eSATA must include a separate power connector to
provide electricity to the device. A variation
of eSATA, called eSATAp or eSATA USB Hybrid Port
(EUHP), combines four USB pins and two 12-volt
power pins into the eSATA connector. An eSATAp
port supports both eSATA and USB connectors. It
allows connected devices to draw power from the
computer’s power supply, eliminating the need for
a separate power cable.
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eSATAStands for “External Serial Advanced Technology
Attachment.” eSATA is a variation of the SATA in-
terface that supports external storage devices.
It was standardized in 2004 and uses the same
pins and same protocols as internal SATA. Howev-
er, it provides a slightly different, more rug-
ged connector. The eSATA standard also supports
a cable length of two meters compared to the one
meter cable length supported by SATA.
Since eSATA uses the same protocols as SATA,
an eSATA drive offers the same high-speed data
transfer rates as and internal SATA drive. For
example, an eSATA 3.0 drive can transfer data at
6 Gbps or 4.8 Gbps, taking into account the data
encoding process. This is significantly fast-
er than Firewire 800 (800 Mbps) and USB 2.0 (480
Mbps) and is on par with USB 3.0 (5 Gbps).
Because eSATA offers such fast transfer rates,
it has been a popular external hard drive inter-
face used by video editors, audio producers, and
other media professionals. While eSATA is one of
the fastest interfaces available, it is surpassed
by both Thunderbolt (10 Gbps) and Thunderbolt 2.0
(20 Gbps), which are alternatives to eSATA.
Unlike Firewire, USB, and Thunderbolt, the eSA-
TA interface does not provide power to connect-
ed devices. Therefore, all drives connected via
eSATA must include a separate power connector to
provide electricity to the device. A variation
of eSATA, called eSATAp or eSATA USB Hybrid Port
(EUHP), combines four USB pins and two 12-volt
power pins into the eSATA connector. An eSATAp
port supports both eSATA and USB connectors. It
allows connected devices to draw power from the
computer’s power supply, eliminating the need for
a separate power cable.
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It is used to protect and
prevent errors in hard
drives. The SMART technol-
ogy basically monitors and
analyzes hard drives (hence
the name), then checks the
health of your hard drive
and lets you know if there
are any problems. The main
purpose of SMART is to keep
your hard drive running
smoothly and prevent it from
crashing.
COLLAGESOriginality Adrienne Leban
Active-matrix is a technology used in LCD displays, such as laptop screens, and flat screen monitors. It uses a matrix of thin film transistors (TFTs) and capacitors to control the
image produced by the display. The brightness of each pixel is controlled by modifying the electrical charge of the corresponding capacitors. Each pixel’s color is controlled by it.
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Active-matrix is a technology used in LCD displays, such as laptop screens, and flat screen monitors. It uses a matrix of thin film transistors (TFTs) and capacitors to control the
image produced by the display. The brightness of each pixel is controlled by modifying the electrical charge of the corresponding capacitors. Each pixel’s color is controlled by it.
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NVRAMStands for “Non-Volatile Random Access
Memory.” NVRAM is a type of RAM that re-
tains data after the host device’s power is
turned off. Two common types of NVRAM in-
clude SRAM and EEPROM.
SRAM (pronounced “s-ram”) retains data by
using an alternative source of power such
as a battery. SRAM is often used to store
computer hardware settings that need to be
maintained when the computer is shut down.
Common examples include the BIOS settings
on Windows computers or the PRAM settings
on Macintosh systems. Since SRAM typical-
ly uses a battery to retain memory, if the
battery dies or is disconnected, the data
stored in the SRAM will be lost. Therefore,
if BIOS or PRAM settings are not retained.
NVRAMStands for “Non-Volatile Random Access
Memory.” NVRAM is a type of RAM that re-
tains data after the host device’s power is
turned off. Two common types of NVRAM in-
clude SRAM and EEPROM.
SRAM (pronounced “s-ram”) retains data by
using an alternative source of power such
as a battery. SRAM is often used to store
computer hardware settings that need to be
maintained when the computer is shut down.
Common examples include the BIOS settings
on Windows computers or the PRAM settings
on Macintosh systems. Since SRAM typical-
ly uses a battery to retain memory, if the
battery dies or is disconnected, the data
stored in the SRAM will be lost. Therefore,
if BIOS or PRAM settings are not retained.
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Typography Jason Heuer
Active-matrix is a technology used in LCD displays, such as laptop screens,
and flat screen monitors. It uses a matrix of thin film transistors (TFTs)
and capacitors to control the image produced by the display. The bright-
ness of each pixel is controlled by modifying the electrical charge of the
corresponding capacitors. Each pixel’s color is controlled by altering
the charge of individual capacitors that emit red, green, and blue (RGB)
light.The term “active-matrix” refers to the active nature of the capac-
itors in the display. Unlike a passive-matrix display, which must charge
full rows of wires to alter individual pixels, an active-matrix display
can control each pixel directly. This results in a significantly faster
response time, meaning the pixels can change state much more rapidly. In
ANDREW KING: GENEALOGIST active-matrix monitor can display motion and fast-moving images more
clearly than a passive-matrix display can. The fast switching of TFTs also
prevents the “ghosting” of the cursor that is common on passive-matrix
screens.Since active-matrix technology provides individual control of
each pixel, active-matrix screens typically exhibit more even brightness
and color across the screen than passive-matrix displays. Because of the
multiple advantages of active-matrix technology, most modern computer
monitors, laptop screens, and LCD televisions use active-matrix screens.
Stands for “Arithmetic Logic Unit.” An ALU is an integrated circuit within
a CPU or GPU that performs arithmetic and logic operations. Arithmetic in-
structions include addition, subtraction, and shifting operations, while
logic instructions include boolean comparisons, such as AND, OR, XOR,
and NOT operations.ALUs are designed to perform integer calculations.
Therefore, besides adding and subtracting numbers, ALUs often handle the
multiplication of two integers, since the result is also an integer. How-
ever, ALUs typically do not perform division operations, since the result
may be a fraction, or a “floating point” number. Instead, division oper-
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Typography Jason Heuer
Active-matrix is a technology used in LCD displays, such as laptop screens,
and flat screen monitors. It uses a matrix of thin film transistors (TFTs)
and capacitors to control the image produced by the display. The bright-
ness of each pixel is controlled by modifying the electrical charge of the
corresponding capacitors. Each pixel’s color is controlled by altering
the charge of individual capacitors that emit red, green, and blue (RGB)
light.The term “active-matrix” refers to the active nature of the capac-
itors in the display. Unlike a passive-matrix display, which must charge
full rows of wires to alter individual pixels, an active-matrix display
can control each pixel directly. This results in a significantly faster
response time, meaning the pixels can change state much more rapidly. In
ANDREW KING: GENEALOGIST active-matrix monitor can display motion and fast-moving images more
clearly than a passive-matrix display can. The fast switching of TFTs also
prevents the “ghosting” of the cursor that is common on passive-matrix
screens.Since active-matrix technology provides individual control of
each pixel, active-matrix screens typically exhibit more even brightness
and color across the screen than passive-matrix displays. Because of the
multiple advantages of active-matrix technology, most modern computer
monitors, laptop screens, and LCD televisions use active-matrix screens.
Stands for “Arithmetic Logic Unit.” An ALU is an integrated circuit within
a CPU or GPU that performs arithmetic and logic operations. Arithmetic in-
structions include addition, subtraction, and shifting operations, while
logic instructions include boolean comparisons, such as AND, OR, XOR,
and NOT operations.ALUs are designed to perform integer calculations.
Therefore, besides adding and subtracting numbers, ALUs often handle the
multiplication of two integers, since the result is also an integer. How-
ever, ALUs typically do not perform division operations, since the result
may be a fraction, or a “floating point” number. Instead, division oper-
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Typography Jason Heuer
Stands for "Plastic Pin Grid
Array" (not the Pretty People
Golfer's Association). PPGA is
a type of processor design or
"form factor" used by the Intel
Celeron processor. The design
allows the heat generated by the
chip to dissipate more quickly.
This enables the processor to
use more transistors and run at
higher speeds without burning a
hole in the side of your comput-
Typography Jason Heuer
RICK ANDERS STUNTMAN
Stands for "Plastic Pin Grid
Array" (not the Pretty People
Golfer's Association). PPGA is
a type of processor design or
"form factor" used by the Intel
Celeron processor. The design
allows the heat generated by the
chip to dissipate more quickly.
This enables the processor to
use more transistors and run at
higher speeds without burning a
hole in the side of your comput-
Typography Jason Heuer
RICK ANDERS STUNTMAN
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A Molex connector is a com-mon type of connector used to power internal computer components. The name comes from the Molex Connector Company, which pioneered the two-piece electrical connec-tors that became standard in computers and other electronics.
Since Molex makes dozens of different connectors, there is no single connector technically called a “Molex connector.” However, the term “Molex connector” has become a generic way to describe the Molex 4-pin 8981 pow-er connector used to power hard drives, optical drives, and other storage devices. It contains four pins (col-ored yellow, black, black, and red) encased in a white plastic connector. The con-nector snaps into a receptacle attached to the power supply and locks into place, ensuring a reliable connection. The 8981 connector’s simple and inexpensive design helped it become the standard power connector in desktop computers for several decades.
Stands for "Analog-to-Digital
Converter."
Since computers
only
process
digital
information,
they
require
digital
input.
Therefore,
if
an
analog
input is
sent
toa
computer.
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A Molex connector is a com-mon type of connector used to power internal computer components. The name comes from the Molex Connector Company, which pioneered the two-piece electrical connec-tors that became standard in computers and other electronics.
Since Molex makes dozens of different connectors, there is no single connector technically called a “Molex connector.” However, the term “Molex connector” has become a generic way to describe the Molex 4-pin 8981 pow-er connector used to power hard drives, optical drives, and other storage devices. It contains four pins (col-ored yellow, black, black, and red) encased in a white plastic connector. The con-nector snaps into a receptacle attached to the power supply and locks into place, ensuring a reliable connection. The 8981 connector’s simple and inexpensive design helped it become the standard power connector in desktop computers for several decades.
Stands for "Analog-to-Digital
Converter."
Since computers
only
process
digital
information,
they
require
digital
input.
Therefore,
if
an
analog
input is
sent
toa
computer.
Typography Jason Heuer
Typography Jason Heuer
F A C E O N T H E S C R E E N I S S T A R I N G G L A R I N G W I T H I T S H Y P -
A N D E Y E S
Y E T Y O U
Y E T Y O U
H A R B O U R T H E S E E L E C T R I C E Y E S &
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F E E T G R O U N D E D S P I N E P H A L L I C G A Z E S T E A D Y
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N O T I C T H O U S
F A C E O N T H E S C R E E N I S S T A R I N G G L A R I N G W I T H I T S H Y P -
A N D E Y E S
Y E T Y O U
Y E T Y O U
H A R B O U R T H E S E E L E C T R I C E Y E S &
T O U N G ( E T I E D E X P R E S S I O N
F E E T G R O U N D E D S P I N E P H A L L I C G A Z E S T E A D Y
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N O T I C T H O U S
FIGURE
STUDIESThe following drawings
are all reproduced fig-
ure studies from the
great masters. Although
a very time-consuming
personal project, the
process allowed me to
understand more about
the techniques, work-
flow, style, etc. of
these legendary artists.
FIGURE
STUDIESThe following drawings
are all reproduced fig-
ure studies from the
great masters. Although
a very time-consuming
personal project, the
process allowed me to
understand more about
the techniques, work-
flow, style, etc. of
these legendary artists.
Drawing Celia Gerard
Drawing Celia Gerard
Stands for “Complementary Metal Oxide Semi-
conductor.” This technology is typically
used in making transistors. The “complemen-
tary” part of the term unfortunately does
not mean these semiconductors are free.
Instead, it refers to how they produce ei-
ther a positive or negative charge. Because
CMOS-based transistors only use one charge
at a time, they run efficiently, using up
very little power. This is because the
charges can stay in one state for a long
period of time, allowing the transistor to
use little or no power except when need-
ed. Because of their wonderful efficiency,
processors that use CMOS-based transistors
can run at extremely high speeds without
getting too hot and going up in flames.
You may also find CMOS memory in your com-
puter, which holds the date and time and
Stands for “Complementary Metal Oxide Semi-
conductor.” This technology is typically
used in making transistors. The “complemen-
tary” part of the term unfortunately does
not mean these semiconductors are free.
Instead, it refers to how they produce ei-
ther a positive or negative charge. Because
CMOS-based transistors only use one charge
at a time, they run efficiently, using up
very little power. This is because the
charges can stay in one state for a long
period of time, allowing the transistor to
use little or no power except when need-
ed. Because of their wonderful efficiency,
processors that use CMOS-based transistors
can run at extremely high speeds without
getting too hot and going up in flames.
You may also find CMOS memory in your com-
puter, which holds the date and time and
PORTLANDIA
P R E S E N T S :
SQUIGGLEMAN
T H E N OV E L
Typography Jason Heuer
PORTLANDIA
P R E S E N T S :
SQUIGGLEMAN
T H E N OV E L
Typography Jason Heuer
GGLEMAN
FRED ARMISEN
REAL MUSIC
CARRIE BROWNSTEIN
- LA Times
“The Defiance band doesn’t resonate with the kids (maybe it had to do with Michelle screaming lyrics like “I wanna die” or “Everybody leaves me.”) Squiggleman, however, wows the crowd, though surprisingly, the music morphs from a playful child-friendly set to something that sounds like Barney on acid.”
- New York Times
- Slant Magazine
PORTLANDIA PRESENTS:
The PSA was one of the highlights of the episode, which, unfortunately, had several skits that fell flat. What didn’t work for us this week? How about a comedy night at Women & Women First Bookstore that forgot the funny? We love Candice and Toni, but their stand-up acts were really lame, even Toni’s half-hearted attempt at channeling a feminist version of Gallagher. There was DMV fairytale sketch that went on too long and not enough Chloë Sevigny in the episode. The Portland Milk Advisory Board skits, which have been running through each of this season’s episodes, don’t have sting or zing—who cares if they recommend cashew milk or raw cow’s milk? (The Mother’s Son deodorant commercial from earlier this season worked so much better because Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein took it a step further and pitched us a product so natural…it stinks.)
Are nerds cool? No. Not the real ones, anyway. That’s the gist of the opening public service announcement, “The More You Nerd…” on this week’s episode of Portlandia. We couldn’t help but think that that the PSA was directed at the Zooey Dechanels of the world: A hipster in a cute polka-dotted dress and oversized eyeglasses talks to a bartender about her love of comic books and video games; she self-identifies as a nerd. But the guy on the next barstool takes over the spot and teaches the television audience about the differences between a faux nerd and the real deal (which he is). He explains that real nerds have to wear the glasses to see, and that “a real nerd is ashamed to call himself a nerd.” Once again, Portlandia takes aim at pop culture and fires a direct hit. (We love you Zooey, and your adora-dorky persona, but you’re waaaay to cool to be a nerd.)
The PSA was one of the highlights of the episode, which, unfortunately, had several skits that fell flat. What didn’t work for us this week? How about a comedy night at Women & Women First Bookstore that forgot the funny? We love Candice and Toni, but their stand-up acts were really lame, even Toni’s half-hearted attempt at channeling a feminist version of Gallagher. There was DMV fairytale sketch that went on too long and not enough Chloë Sevigny in the episode. The Portland Milk Advisory Board skits, which have been running through each of this season’s episodes, don’t have sting or zing—who cares if they recommend cashew milk or raw cow’s milk? (The Mother’s Son deodorant commercial from earlier this season worked so much better because Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein took it a step further and pitched us a product so natural…it stinks.) FOR REAL KIDS
“Knowing but not pretentious, snarky but not sneering, Portlandia succeeds both as farce and as faithful representation of a population for whom the dream—of the '90s or anything else, for that matter—is still alive.”
Book Design-Cristhian Sabogal // Publishing-Pantheon Books
CA
RR
IE B
RO
WN
ST
EIN
“A fascinating mock ethnography.” -Wired
“Brownstein, when not working on Portlandia, leads a double life as the former frontwoman for Slater-Kinney and currently Wild Flag. She gives maybe her most memorable performance as the new frontwoman of a band born in a PTA meeting: The Defiance of Anthropomorphic Sea-Mam-mals.
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ISE
N
A NOVEL
CRT Stands for “Cathode Ray Tube.” CRT is the technology used in tra-
ditional computer monitors and televisions. The image on a CRT display
is created by firing electrons from the back of the tube to phosphors
located towards the front of the display. Once the electrons hit the
phosphors, they light up and are projected on the screen. The color
you see on the screen is produced by a blend of red, blue, and green
light, often referred to as RGB.
This interface is found on the back of older PCs
and is used for connecting external devices such as
printers or a scanners. It uses a 25-pin connector
(DB-25) and is rather large compared to most new
interfaces. The parallel port is sometimes called a
Centronics interface, since Centronics was the com-
pany that designed the original parallel port stan-
dard. It is sometimes also referred to as a printer
port because the printer is the device most common-
ly attached to the parallel port.
Typography Jason Heuer
GGLEMAN
FRED ARMISEN
REAL MUSIC
CARRIE BROWNSTEIN
- LA Times
“The Defiance band doesn’t resonate with the kids (maybe it had to do with Michelle screaming lyrics like “I wanna die” or “Everybody leaves me.”) Squiggleman, however, wows the crowd, though surprisingly, the music morphs from a playful child-friendly set to something that sounds like Barney on acid.”
- New York Times
- Slant Magazine
PORTLANDIA PRESENTS:
The PSA was one of the highlights of the episode, which, unfortunately, had several skits that fell flat. What didn’t work for us this week? How about a comedy night at Women & Women First Bookstore that forgot the funny? We love Candice and Toni, but their stand-up acts were really lame, even Toni’s half-hearted attempt at channeling a feminist version of Gallagher. There was DMV fairytale sketch that went on too long and not enough Chloë Sevigny in the episode. The Portland Milk Advisory Board skits, which have been running through each of this season’s episodes, don’t have sting or zing—who cares if they recommend cashew milk or raw cow’s milk? (The Mother’s Son deodorant commercial from earlier this season worked so much better because Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein took it a step further and pitched us a product so natural…it stinks.)
Are nerds cool? No. Not the real ones, anyway. That’s the gist of the opening public service announcement, “The More You Nerd…” on this week’s episode of Portlandia. We couldn’t help but think that that the PSA was directed at the Zooey Dechanels of the world: A hipster in a cute polka-dotted dress and oversized eyeglasses talks to a bartender about her love of comic books and video games; she self-identifies as a nerd. But the guy on the next barstool takes over the spot and teaches the television audience about the differences between a faux nerd and the real deal (which he is). He explains that real nerds have to wear the glasses to see, and that “a real nerd is ashamed to call himself a nerd.” Once again, Portlandia takes aim at pop culture and fires a direct hit. (We love you Zooey, and your adora-dorky persona, but you’re waaaay to cool to be a nerd.)
The PSA was one of the highlights of the episode, which, unfortunately, had several skits that fell flat. What didn’t work for us this week? How about a comedy night at Women & Women First Bookstore that forgot the funny? We love Candice and Toni, but their stand-up acts were really lame, even Toni’s half-hearted attempt at channeling a feminist version of Gallagher. There was DMV fairytale sketch that went on too long and not enough Chloë Sevigny in the episode. The Portland Milk Advisory Board skits, which have been running through each of this season’s episodes, don’t have sting or zing—who cares if they recommend cashew milk or raw cow’s milk? (The Mother’s Son deodorant commercial from earlier this season worked so much better because Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein took it a step further and pitched us a product so natural…it stinks.) FOR REAL KIDS
“Knowing but not pretentious, snarky but not sneering, Portlandia succeeds both as farce and as faithful representation of a population for whom the dream—of the '90s or anything else, for that matter—is still alive.”
Book Design-Cristhian Sabogal // Publishing-Pantheon Books
CA
RR
IE B
RO
WN
ST
EIN
“A fascinating mock ethnography.” -Wired
“Brownstein, when not working on Portlandia, leads a double life as the former frontwoman for Slater-Kinney and currently Wild Flag. She gives maybe her most memorable performance as the new frontwoman of a band born in a PTA meeting: The Defiance of Anthropomorphic Sea-Mam-mals.
FRE
D A
RM
ISE
N
A NOVEL
CRT Stands for “Cathode Ray Tube.” CRT is the technology used in tra-
ditional computer monitors and televisions. The image on a CRT display
is created by firing electrons from the back of the tube to phosphors
located towards the front of the display. Once the electrons hit the
phosphors, they light up and are projected on the screen. The color
you see on the screen is produced by a blend of red, blue, and green
light, often referred to as RGB.
This interface is found on the back of older PCs
and is used for connecting external devices such as
printers or a scanners. It uses a 25-pin connector
(DB-25) and is rather large compared to most new
interfaces. The parallel port is sometimes called a
Centronics interface, since Centronics was the com-
pany that designed the original parallel port stan-
dard. It is sometimes also referred to as a printer
port because the printer is the device most common-
ly attached to the parallel port.
Typography Jason Heuer
Typography Jason Heuer
Typography Jason Heuer
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