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Errdoth

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  1. Is it still around? I used to love pinky and the brain. What type of "adware" did you get? Please don't tell me they were cookies >.>
  2. Dude, that would be something you'd have to scout for locally.
  3. @The Above: You forgot pinky's "snarf snarf" :P
  4. I hope you're a religious fellow.
  5. Just another random idea, what happens if you try to access it through a proxy site?
  6. Meh, so long as it's really dramatic. :P
  7. Errdoth replied to MC_Kejml's topic in Off-Topic
    Pfft, lotta good that'll do ya in an open area or out on the streets :P . Being a fast runner would be much more useful :-w . Who's to say the two don't go hand in hand? :P Just because moving fast is a part of parkour doesn't mean someone who runs fast necessarily uses parkour :P . Oh, I was thinking the other way around. Though a lot of people use the underlying philosophy of finding the most efficient path a good deal more then they'd realize.
  8. Errdoth replied to MC_Kejml's topic in Off-Topic
    Parkour :P (I don't think I own anything bigger than a pocket knife, never been much for weapons) Pfft, lotta good that'll do ya in an open area or out on the streets :P . Being a fast runner would be much more useful :-w . Who's to say the two don't go hand in hand? :P
  9. Errdoth replied to MC_Kejml's topic in Off-Topic
    Parkour :P (I don't think I own anything bigger than a pocket knife, never been much for weapons)
  10. What is a /b/tard? Nothing you ever want to know about :P If i am not mistaken, it is a foreign bird in the deep south. Actually, according to xkcd they inhabit lands more towards the east
  11. What is a /b/tard? Nothing you ever want to know about :P
  12. (We can't let the /b/tards know what was here)
  13. God, [bleep] Clark is going to give me nightmares :shudders:
  14. (We can't let the /b/tards know what was here)
  15. (We can't let the /b/tards know what was here)
  16. It's only 9.45 here in so-cali. We just ate dinner, lol. (mmm...sukiyaki and udon, possibly my two favorite Japanese dishes)
  17. Why, I'd grab my handheld portal gun, of course (did that come to anyone else, or do I just still have too much portal on my mind) =) Anyway, I'd choose A; as boring as it would be, I wouldn't want to take my own life. Though I would like to be able to be kept updated on the happenings of the world...could I request a newspaper? Though, I'd probably go insane, and spend all my time plotting revenge, and then attempt to execute it when I got out, and probably get killed anyway... =(
  18. Lol, not for me, it's still 7pm here.
  19. I take it you missed some of the earlier ones? :P
  20. Actually, I have no idea of what the op or anyone posting on this thread had in mind, that's just what I would have guessed. :P
  21. Lordofrah, the main difference between linux and the other common os's is that most distros aren't a put it in, click a few buttons and go, linux is an entirely different architecture, and most people don't "grow up" on linux, so there's a lot to work with if you switch. There are hardware compatibility issues, et cetera, and it's not like you can just call up a customer support line, you have to rely on information provided in the docs, or from other users on forums like this. With a mac, it's not exactly the hardest thing to work with, and you don't have to worry about hardware compatibility because you don't buy mac parts and then assemble them :? The sticky wouldn't be "All linux questions here", but more or less a bit of a guide on some of the basic functions, installation, pros/cons of distros, links to help sites, some basic terminal commands, pros/cons of kde/gnome/k and a list of oss that would take over for the things most people are used to.
  22. Tools -> Options -> Privacy -> Private Data Box -> Settings (Make sure cache is ticked) ->Clear Now
  23. I still don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. I stayed up all of last night finishing hl2:ep2 and then playing team fortress until morning. It's really not a big deal... -.-
  24. Okay, I've used stuff like this in the past, it's a simple javascript function. I lost the code, but here's what I'd try: Hide/Show Hidden Content Hidden Stuff goes here (Sample Usage) Javascript would be pretty much your only option. Why would you not be able to use js?
  25. It would definately have to include some stuff on ndiswrapper. That was my biggest problem as a newbie =) But, I'm all for it =)

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