Chalito

I find it funny that they are singing that and in the background there is a Cross hanging from the wall. I bet they were struck by lightning after they finished recording that. But not the Brunette, she was kinda hot lol.

welcome Homie

Yea, the amount of force i feel on my feet when i'm listening to music is awsome. So much force come out of that little thing it scares me lol. For such good quality speakers they were pretty cheap at a local store. $35 USD.

You know your a n00b when: You think your untouchable because you run Windows. You know your a n00b when: You think BestBuy is the best place to buy Computer Parts. You know your a Hacker when: The first thing you do on your machine is open a Terminal/Comand Promt

Robotchild wrote: Yes it is, it's a good case unless you have carpet and keep it on the floor. I had to move it to the top of my desk otherwise the video card would start to clog up and make weird sounds. But other than that it's a pro case, i'm happy with it :D

lol, almost forgot to put a pic of my room

It's on the table. it hurts my eyes to look at lol, mabe cause i'm squinting at a laptop screen in a dark room lol.

that looks like the same thing that is on a shirt that Jinx sells. The only difference is that the shirt is talking about a BFG. And they saying is modified so that BFG replaces "computer". http://www.jinx.com/scripts/details.asp?af...p;productID=537

I think im a bit late to the thread, but why did this guy get banned?

I personally would rather be called a geek. About a week ago there was a quiz on digg on how to tell if your a geek,nerd or dork. A geek is someone who has extensive knowledge of a specific field of study. A Nerd is someone who is very smart in all subjects. Thats what i think the difference is.

die pony, die....

It looks like it should work, but I get an invalid operation. You sure that thats the right command? Neither one worked, nevermind i noticed that there is no "install" after the apt-get. i got it working thanks alot. You guys are kool, i can always count on this forum for tech help. You guys are 1337

any idea what the command would be for ubuntu, cause i run sudo apt-get install mplayerplug-in and i get an error that says that there is no installation candidate. But it does there is something there. Any thoughts?

also, since i'm a n00b with linux is there a plug-in for firefox that will let me view Media player content in the web browser, cause not being able to watch some things in the browser can get annyoing.

thanks, it's working great.

I'm looking for any good video players for linux. im currently running Ubuntu so if any one know of a good player that is already in the ubuntu repositories. Plus i enjy doing the sudo apt-get install command lol. So if anyone knows any good ones pass them my way.

yea, it seems like i'm going to have to go ahead and run wrapper again. It's just such a pain cause i can't use a PCIMCIA card either cause Dell decided that this model was going to have a PCIMCIA EXPRESS slot instead of the normal one. I wanna send the laptop back but i have already kinda moded it. lol. But thank for your help Vako. If anyone eles out there has any tips, pls, help is welcome.

well, i usually just use the command line to connect to any networks around but when i go to the gui network manager it doesn't even show that i have a wifi card. How does ur OS handle ur card? did you have to do any special configurations to it?

Sup guys, I have a Dell Inspiron E1405 and i'm currently running Ubuntu on it. The deal is that when I first got the laptop Ubuntu didn't see the built in wireless card so with the help of ndsiwrapper i was able to get it working, problem is that now Ubuntu put out a kernel update and it broke my wireless again. I havn't tried to use Ndsiwrapper again but i wanted to see if you guys had any good ideas. Let me know, i'm searched all the Ubuntu forums and what i find is that alot of people are saying that the wireless is working right out of the gate, which is not the case, i'm sure of it. But if you guys know any thing good or have a similar problem pls post, the help is appreciated. I belive the dell inspiron is running and Intel Pro wireless card. The model is 3945 i belive.

I had a similar issue with my desktop Nvidia 6800gt. It turned out to be the video card was messed-up. As far as my guess is it might be the video card in the notebook. My advice would be to speak with the tech support of that company, (i know tech support is noobish) but what ever gets the job done with out a head ache.

yea i tired them, and the one sparda gave me worked, so it's all good now, thanks for the help everyone.

Of course Darren, Thats why i keep a box of haxor flakes eveywhere in my house. You never know when a canadian poscast host will pwnd by a evil server.

kool, thanks, i'm going to give it a shot later tonight when the family thats lives below me comes home. I know they have like 2 teenagers so they must always be on the internet lol.

i'm more of a AMD Nvida man, but i'm not going to give you advince on hardeware. What i will tell you is that what ever you do when you are bulding a pc is don't get fustrated, if you get fustrated you fail lol, that what happened to me and i broke a very expensive video card. And have fun builing, your fist time building a pc will always be your favorite. Also,be gental with the Motherboard. You hit that wrong or scratch it, tht can cause all sorts of headachs. Well, have fun budy.

Well, i know when most of you guys read this your going to think i'm a total n00b which i am, but i'm on a wireless network that is open in my building and i'm trying to get familiar with nmap. I was wondering if there was a way to use nmap in a way that will tell me what computers are on the network and what there corresponding ip's are. Any help or any direction to a nmap tutorial would be appreciated. p.s Incase it matters, i'm running ubuntu. I'm not sure if the different nmaps have different commands. Thanx again -Chalito-