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I have a nano and I use it for audio. There's really no need to play DOOM or load up Linux on it.

My Linux distro of choice is Arch Linux, since I got MythTV to work with it. But yeah, being Linux, it's very flexible to user's taste.

Man... after reading this thread, I dreamt about riding a bike. I haven't ridden a bike in 15 years or so.

A/S/L/buttseks??!? LOLOL!!!11

I'm going to go see Children of Bodom and Amon Amarth next month. m/

Yes. Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na Leader!

Death metal, black metal, melodic death metal, power metal, speed metal, thrash metal, heavy metal, folk metal, neo-classical metal, technical death metal, power thrash metal and pop.

Only Bruce Schneier would know.

"Next on Hak 5, Darren will show you how to make airbags for your motorcycle."

How are you practicing safe computing? What do you do to protect yourself online? I'll start... These aren't exactly bulletproof ways, but it's a start for me: I use extremely long passphrases for my passwords and I use a few different passphrases for different account names I have online. I almost never post any of my personal information about myself online, such as real names, exact locations, age, and so forth. On Windows and Linux, I occasionally check processes that are running and I monitor network activities going in and out of my computer. I rarely check my e-mail or enter login information on unsecured wifi. If so, I change the passwords at home prior to using other people's wifi network. I usually flush out any private messages stored on forums and important e-mails stored on other people's/organizations servers. I'm definitely not extremely paranoid, as I do money transactions online.

Sort of reminded of a joke, but I'm probably butchering it up. Q: How can you tell if a person is shy? A: He stares at your shoes when he talks to you. Q: How can you tell if a hacker is shy? A: He stares at his own shoes when he talks to you.

What's going on here :?:

I bet you guys hate this thread bump, but I've got my Ubuntu horror story to share. I downloaded Ubuntu 6.06 two days ago and tried to install it. The screen went blank after the installation started. I found out that I'm not the only person having this problem. A lot of people had the same problem. Then I downloaded Kubuntu yesterday. The installation went well, plus I'm used to KDE. Things started to go downhill when I did my updates with Synaptic. Xorg wouldn't start up as my monitor complained about its frequency out-of-range error. The solution I found was to do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg in recovery mode. Unfortunately, I had to do this every-single-fucking-time when there were some changes in the system, like software updates. My goal was to use my boxen as a MythTV machine. I followed the instructions on installing MythTV, as MythTV required a lot of tinkering. Apache2, MySQL, and PHP5 installed fine, except PHP5 wouldn't work after a reboot of the machine.

I've been debating to whether use ReiserFS or not for a while. :( Sucks about the murder. :?

Torpark. http://www.torrify.com/

You gotta be disease-free. If you have AIDS, turn it off right now! :o

It's to save bandwidth. Yes, those few extra bytes of HTML code can add up pretty quickly. Also, their webservers are stripped down and heavily modified to give the best performance.

Ahh yes... the perfect ruse to hide my kinky sex dungeon. :twisted:

My eyes!

Back to the topic, I preferred to be called a geek. Geeks at least have some kind of personality, nerds usually don't. Then again, I really don't act like a geek.

Why don't we create a forum where all the locked threads can reside?

LOLOL!!!11 U fUckINg No0Bz!!!1

I found this site: http://www.dreamhost-sucks.com/ (I'm neither supporting their views nor am I disagreeing with them.)

I can always count on Team America. FUCK YEAH!

Thanks, I feel like this place is my home. I just need to adjust the font size everytime I go here, though. *squint*