Hey the compaq II came with a huge 4.1 megabytes.Quote:
Originally Posted by streaker69
Much better than the dead fish. :D
I love John Cleese thanks streaker69 that made my day.
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Hey the compaq II came with a huge 4.1 megabytes.Quote:
Originally Posted by streaker69
Much better than the dead fish. :D
I love John Cleese thanks streaker69 that made my day.
Glad it made yours, it's now 9:30pm, I'm still at work, after coming in at 6am.Quote:
Originally Posted by archangel.amael
Yea, but look at the overtime you're getting!Quote:
Originally Posted by streaker69
uh, yeah, overtime...Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
11:29, still here.
Oh, you're not one of those salary guys are you? If you are, you're getting screwed! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by streaker69
Well, I found my problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
All BoFH's, if you've installed KB951748 on your Win2kX DNS servers, remove it. The fix is worse than the exploit.
Thank for posting that, I have one of them somewhere....
The keyboard is fecked so I had to type using the solder points on the bottom of the keyboard, worked by would give me a shock every so often also need to re-find all the keys again.
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Originally Posted by streaker69
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Look like they are fecking with another classic film:
[YOUTUBE]http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=yrWInzP6Wnc[/YOUTUBE]
http://www.slashfilm.com/2008/04/01/...movie-trailer/Quote:
And you thought The Lost Boys direct-to-dvd sequel looked bad… take a look at MGM’s direct to dvd sequel to one of my all-time favorite movies - the classic 1983 sci-fi hacker film WarGames. And sadly, NO, this is NOT an April Fools Day joke…
WarGames: The Dead Code stars Matt Lanter as a computer geek named Will Farmer who engages a government super-computer named R.I.P.L.E.Y. and enters in a game of online terrorist-attack simulation (yes, instead of global thermonuclear war from the original movie). But apparently the game is actually part of a sophisticated piece of government spyware designed to find potential terrorists. Homeland Security, now believing Farmer is a terrorist, sets out to apprehend him. And the computer, of course, forgets that it’s just playing a game.
So, I order a cool 'universal' powersupply for my laptop from Geeks. Pretty neat thing, comes with interchangeable plugs that reset the voltage correctly for whatever laptop you're using.
I have a Gateway, so I needed plug D so it can set the supply to 19v 4.32A.
http://members.netjunkies.net/streak...s/geeksduh.jpg
I'm the luckiest person in the world. Anyone wanna join me on a cross country flight?
Yea, that sucks...Quote:
Originally Posted by streaker69