"N_Cook" wrote in message
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Samuel M. Goldwasser wrote in message
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"William Sommerwerck" writes:

As you get further into a disc, its rotational speed falls to
maintain
CAV.

I hate to jump on you, Arfa, because you are incredibly knowledgable,
but
CDs are CLV, not CAV.

Also, technically speaking, it should be "further out of a disc" (as
disks
are read from the inside out).

Nit picking.

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Linguistically shouldn't it be "farther out of a disc",
further for time,
farther for distance.

Any more nits?

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I was talking time, hence my using the word "further". See my reply to
William.

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