Why can dreamcasts read burned cd-r????

[GSZX1337]

My god, this place is just a constant pissing contest of people pissed off that someone out there might know more than them (OH NOES!).

Didn't you get pissed off when people corrected you in a few topics?

There's no discussion to be had, MIL-CD compatibility is why a Dreamcast can read CD-Rs [/thread]

If you would've read the thread, you would've found that someone did post the answer you gave.

The MIL-CD support (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mil-CD) is what the hackers took advantage of to enable piracy on the Dreamcast.

[elvis]

I hope this isn't a preview of what happens as RacketBoy continues to grow in popularity.

A simple question with a one-line answer turns into five pages of monkeys hurling their faeces at each other. Moderators: time to close this one.

When good forums turn bad...

[17DaysOlderThanNES]

Didn't you get pissed off when people corrected you in a few topics?

unless I'm mistaken, I don't believe I've been corrected thus far (debated, yes, but not corrected).

There was a disagreement on whether or not an automotive buffer would take your finger off or not, but regardless, using one of those for disc resurfacing is honestly the stupidest fucking thing I've ever heard in my life, so the point is moot either way.

"$4 for disc repair! fuck that! let me spend $XXX on an automotive buffer instead, that's cost efficient!"

[Niode]

Thread is going nowhere.