RobotChild

What are you supposed to do in Blockland?

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/Posting from a LAN party. Meaning 15 computer on DSL. Meaning SLOW!!!11!!!1 Fucking Nvidia got the T-shirts wrong. Were WASD LAN, not PDXLAN. Oh well, they gave us a ton of free swag. Even some supa rad Fan grills. The funniest thing about the sponsorship? We all have ATI Cards. Anyway, back on topic.

Seems about right.

I hate that voice! Happens on a friends box as well. Everyday, "No floppy disk detected. Press Enter to boot to Operating System".

Yes.

Thank god Hak.5 isn't G4.Anyway, I know that this song would never make a good theme for Hak.5. I just thought it was hilarious. Will it work for a grade 10 French project? Yes. Seriously, we have to do some model crap. And +5 marks if you have music for ambiance. It's gonna be rad. 8)

Man, I love that song.Video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEi0eQB-NtY Yeah, that song would work better. Honorable Mentions - Johnathan Coulton - Code Monkey http://www.jonathancoulton.com/2006/04/14/...29-code-monkey/

Well, ofcourse it couldn't work. It was a joke.

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/video/whitenerdy Seems to fit pretty well with the show, Haha.

Everyone I talk to uses MSN, therefore I use it aswell. We mostly contact eachother in offline messages, which work quite well.

http://www.rabidhardware.net/index.php?id=14 That's a pretty good tutorial, especially for the keys.

I have way too many.

Fucking rad.

I just have the get down again wallpaper right now. I'll post one up once I change it.

That looks awesome!

River City Coffee.

I see. My Dad bought me SuSE 9.0 way back when. I'm using 10.1 tweaked to my taste/Dual boot XP right now. I think I may try another Distro though.

The pay version does have some non-free apps doesn't it? I know the OpenSuSE only has open-source stuff.

Your sig is too long.

Yes, you need to install it on a seperate partition though.

Haha, just before I was going out to buy some stuff. I decided to pst on my hometown's Freecycle page asking for semi-junker computers for Linux.The bulk of the stuff was from some 30-something year old who was amazed I liked using Linux. He even had a shirt that had Tux on it. The other stuff I got today from an ecentric 80year-old guy. When I asked what his name was he said, "Uhh..... Shoot! I know more about computers and the command line then about myself". I just laughed, he had an amazing work area though.

I think I got one. I didn't open it though, just deleted.

Those would all be good. I just checked but none of them have processors. :(