deskthority

I dunno if I agree. as feasible as "cloud storage"(I fucking hate the expression) may or may not become, how will that storage still not be faster and cheaper in your own machine? Not to mention, some of us want to keep certain data OFF the cloud.

They all fail, sooner or later. back-up and move on with life.

itlnstln wrote:

(Mr. Hands) died from receiving anal sex with a stallion…

I am not that stallion.

You know what they say:

"The 3 foot horse cock is mightier(meatier?) than the sword."

Minskleip wrote:That's nothing compared with the girl who sucked off a horse and had to get her stomach pumped.

or Mr. Hands (google it yourself, NSFA (not safe for ANYTHING)).

pretty cool, so watcha doin' with it?

now reading "Zombie Spaceship Wasteland" by Patton Oswalt. Funny/nerdy guy, good read thus far.

Speaking of things we all hope are fake -

http://www.overclock.net/12336500-post1666.html

http://i552.photobucket.com/albums/jj334/moshmonkey24/One-1.png
Instead of having a stem, shouldn't pink Cherrys be reversed so the stem in on the 'cap? Also, I think a board with pinks should ship with ...

Minskleip wrote:No worries, it has been proved fake by youtube:

That would be really funny if it wasn't a weak piggy back on the original joke.

again again!!

ok, so long as you are keeping track ...

so what counts as the 1500th post? The one that rolls the front page counter to 1500 (which you likely wont be able to calculate), or http://deskthority.net/viewtopic.php?p=1500 ?

Currently reading:

- The Walking Dead comics (ongoing, waiting for the next hardcover, volume 7, to come out). Comics usually aren't my thing.
- Real World Color Managment-2nd ed. This is a totally well written and enjoyable technical book, if you enjoy the subject matter.

No novels at present.

Call Ken Rockwell retarded and stuck in 1995 , but this is a very readable and informative website, whithout the need to switch off annoying stuff.


He means well, for a while there he came off as a troll. But I can appreciate the way he supports a wide variety of gear. There IS something to be ...

I can't play the piano, but just like to note it feels like piano players are just showing off by playing the piano with no notes printed on the keys.
bam.


I do support the blank keycaps method. It will either work or it wont. Whether or not other people think it is showing off or not shouldn't ...

HaaTa wrote:UPS leaves things right in front of your door for anyone to steal...at least in Canada.

I KNOW, right?

http://twitter.com/#!/instantkamera/sta ... 8772727809

Don't forget about it, keep bitching. You have evidence that they lied by returning that package, I would use it.

Im a fucking ball-buster for shipping man. In fact, I ordered a lens just YESTERDAY. It wasn't supposed to be here till Wednesday, but I check the tracking this morning early and it's ...

man, I thought I hated UPS and Canada Post (Purolator are my guys!), but that shit is just WACK. Sorry to hear about the trouble.

Yeah fuck you guys. I call the newspaper instead.

Tight. Quote of the year so far.

bugfix wrote:Maybe he's upset because he'd have to rebuild his massive post count here (and then it wouldn't even show up...).

bingo.

keyboardlover wrote: I can code well in C++...I just don't really enjoy it.

I think technically if you take the "old" view, C/C++ would also be considered "high-level" languages. Brian8bit's mention of menuetOS supports that theory.

The out-dated and antiquated languages are also the most efficient in that they're low level.

I can agree with that, but I can argue it too. We all share the same definition of "efficient", but how it plays out in our lives is different.


High level is fluff that masks the laziness and ...

It's not HARD, it's my job. I like it, so that certainly helps. Also, after being forced to work from home at a previous job (due to a sudden move from one office to another that was not yet fully constructed), I learned very well what bad habits to avoid. It's very important that one maintain a ...

Nice case! Somehow I also like the colors of your wall, and of course - good choice on your distro too :P

Thanks*3 ...The case is by Finnish company Fractal (maybe Im telling you something you already know), they are gaining in popularity now that they are available over here in NA.

The walls ...

sixty wrote:Do you guys use them?

nope, never have.

sixty wrote: I saw this one on OTD today, which might be made by the same guy:


Kinda interesting to have it extend and act as a little table for the actual board.

THAT, however, could make me start. Hot shit.

Minskleip wrote: I could never work at home; at least not without a huge house with a study. I'm currently looking for work, so I spend my days mostly sleeping. Redicously lazy.

"study" = extra bedroom. In my case, it works fine.

Im not really a tiling WM kinda guy, but I like that this is C-based, I have heard a ton of complaints from friends/co-workers that customization can be a bitch, and learning an entire language is not always feasible just to have something that agrees with your workflow. My next question is, how ...

The truth is, the avg persons monitor brightness IS probably too high, even in daylight. A fairly controlled viewing environment is best, where light intensity doesn't change drastically though the day/night.

I can say for sure that this solution is terrible for anyone who calibrates their screen ...