
dr0p
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It's better than rapidshit.
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Ebay Buyer Not Completing The Check Out After Auction.
dr0p replied to Infiltrator's topic in Everything Else
Craigslist. Cash in hand, no shipping costs, no eBay fees, etc. -
Ebay Buyer Not Completing The Check Out After Auction.
dr0p replied to Infiltrator's topic in Everything Else
The joys of selling on eBay... -
Thanks, the 1005HA seems like the better choice for me although it's definitely more expensive.
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Thanks for the suggestions about the laptops, but I really am looking at netbooks for their battery life. The more I research though, it seems almost all netbooks ship with shitty broadcom chips now so the question is: what's a good usb wifi adapter that works with BSD?
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Ok, I'm looking for a cheap netbook that's open-source friendly preferably one that comes with a wifi chipset that plays nice with modern BSD distributions (I'm looking at FreeBSD or OpenBSD). I don't need excessive storage, a lot of ram, or anything like that. Oh, and long battery life would be nice too. Anyone here have any suggestions? Edit: I'm also open to a cheap USB wifi adapter as well if needed to go along with the cheap netbook.
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Fuck everything about this.
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No, you're right digip. There is no audio only version of the show.
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Yeah, currently Intel is kicking the hell out of AMD in the high-end processor market. ATI is still competing well with nVidia though.
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Clipse your taskbar is so full o_O Also, I already did a radical update that I like a lot more
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lazerfish -- My high school's IT admin's password for everything.
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http://iamfreeman.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d2odg1e
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Alright everybody, time to show off your desktops again :] Clean Busy
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Anonymous used to do shit just for the lulz, now there some shitty hypocritical political group of l33t h4x0rz.
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Ehh, I started off with Ubuntu. I found it a lot like Windows, which is what I was trying to get away from and I went back to Windows for a year or so until a friend suggested I try Arch. I liked Arch, being able to configure every bit of the system as you go (even though it probably took me a good 5 fresh installs before I got Xorg running), and once I discovered tiling window managers it was game over. I honestly don't understand the appeal of Ubuntu.