• (cs) in reply to januarys
    januarys:

    ps (to y'all's s): have y'all visited Manni's site?? He is one funny dude.

    I'm also trying to set a record for saying y'all in one post - how'm I doin' y'all.



    I just checked your site too, and I laughed my ass off. It's now on my list of sites to check daily! Don't disappoint me.

    If you are male, then I hereby convey to you a virtual high-5, or possibly the cross-elbow bump to indicate my level of respect for you and to give thanks at your positive feedback on the content of my website. Perhaps we could watch a sporting event of some sort, yelling expletives at an oversized high-definition plasma screen TV while enjoying numerous ale beverages and Buffalo chicken wings of varying levels of spice.

    If you are female... you doin' anything this Saturday?
  • Avowal (unregistered) in reply to gcalvin
    gcalvin:
    Alex Papadimoulis:

    Just before reaching the End of the Internet, Bart B found the file "everything.sit", which apparently contained all knowledge in the universe. Fortunately, StuffIt let's you play solitare while it takes the next 2.3 million 230 thousand years to expand the file ...

    [image]



    From the looks of the progress bar, he's already been waiting about a quarter of a million years. I'd have thought "everything.sit" would have been a whole lot smaller back then.

    You failed to realize that everything has nothing which cannot be stuffed. As a result, the package is undoubtedly filled of voids that cannot be unstuffed altogether. In conclusion, the total time of hours on the pictograph has hit the ceiling to the degree in which our minds can even render. The real WTF is how fullness can provide enough space for the emptiness? WTF!<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>

  • lgeekery (unregistered) in reply to makomk
    makomk:

    ...And I suspect a lot of the custom installers out there leave stray files behind when you uninstall too (hence why my Windows directory slowly grew over time). Windows now (finally) has something vaguely resembling package management - why doesn't more software use it?



    Recently, through PCWorld (yes, I do read it sometimes), I found a very nifty tool called CCleaner (otherwise known as Crap/Crud/Crust Cleaner -- pick a name). I

    It cleans up temp files, junk left behind, unused system files, registry keys, etc. http://www.ccleaner.com

  • one-liner (unregistered) in reply to U. N. Owen
    Anonymous:
    Longhorn is a racial ephitet, unless I'm mistaken.  You'd think they'd be more careful than to choose something racist, let alone to blame it on the Linux users.

    The politically correct term is bovine-American.

  • ButterStuff (unregistered) in reply to Gene Wirchenko

    I called the tech support on this.  They said it was because my 800Mhz Pentium III was too fast and didn't meet the requirements.  I thought pentium III supported the same instruction set as a Pentium II......?  Maybe the driver is set up like an old 386 qbasic video game that runs too fast on a 486. 

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