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Dwedit
Posted on 06-06-07 07:37 PM Link | Quote | ID: 43006


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You know your hexadecimal output routine is broken when it displays the character "G".

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Hiryuu
Posted on 06-06-07 10:16 PM Link | Quote | ID: 43048

Done.
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GuyPerfect
Posted on 06-06-07 10:41 PM Link | Quote | ID: 43064


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Kernal
Posted on 06-07-07 01:06 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43113

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Katelyn
Posted on 06-07-07 01:35 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43134

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Kernal
Posted on 06-07-07 04:43 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43193

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Sukasa
Posted on 06-07-07 05:18 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43199


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Last view: 3221 days 		You know something's wrong when... Windows hasn't restart-requiring BSOD'd in over 4 months? (by that I mean "File write error" due to a bad sector doesn't count. Besides, I didn't have to restart anything )

Kernal
Posted on 06-07-07 05:21 AM (rev. 2 of 06-07-07 05:22 AM) Link | Quote | ID: 43201

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Sukasa
Posted on 06-07-07 05:23 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43203


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Katelyn
Posted on 06-07-07 05:24 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43205

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But still, Linux is better, especially with KDE

Kernal
Posted on 06-07-07 05:24 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43206

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You know something's wrong when every TV channel is showing nothing but Jerry Springer.

Xkeeper
Posted on 06-07-07 09:07 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43248


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Anyway, you know something is wrong when various window applications start showing up all over the place in odd chunks

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I dealt with it.

Darkdata
Posted on 06-07-07 10:17 PM Link | Quote | ID: 43350


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Last view: 6125 days 		You know something is VERY wrong when you have to go to school in wonderfully warm weather.

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Jordan
Posted on 06-08-07 01:00 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43405


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Anyway, you know something is wrong when random pixels change color and your monitor goes into a permanent sleep mode (meaning it needs a restart). This had been happening on and off for a while, but I think dumping ATI Tray Tools fixed it.

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Kernal
Posted on 06-08-07 01:05 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43410

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Drag
Posted on 06-08-07 01:08 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43414


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Posted by Darkdata
You know something is VERY wrong when you have to go to school in wonderfully warm weather.

That used to always happen to me... cold and rainy during the weekend, beautiful and warm on the weekdays (school)

You know something's wrong when freeware apps perform better than commercial apps.

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Kernal
Posted on 06-08-07 01:11 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43416

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Posted by Drag

You know something's wrong when freeware apps perform better than commercial apps.


Specifically, when companies use their monopoly status to make overpriced, underfeatured products and then not update them for years. (IE, anyone?)

Katelyn
Posted on 06-08-07 01:13 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43422

beh
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Xeon
Posted on 06-08-07 04:49 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43531


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GuyPerfect
Posted on 06-08-07 04:55 AM Link | Quote | ID: 43533


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Happened to my brother. I don't play dumb games.
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