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Did Troi always have low-cut dresses? Always? Maybe I didn't pick it up last time, being seven.

I miss TeamXbox sometimes. But, I was young then...

http://crunchbang.org/ This is just one more Linux distro I would toss out a recommendation for, but only for people with moderate Linux experience. In a technical sense it may slightly edge out MEPIS in performance and it is also a great "Out of the Box" OS for running Wifi and having PlashPlayer for YouTube preinstalled. It does not come with a word processor, but it has pre-made scripts you select to grab AbiWord or Libre Office. Also, it comes with the Iceweasel web browser but has similar scripts to make it easy to grab Chromium or Opera. In the same spot is a menu selection to change your default web browser. Now for the major difference which is the desktop where Crunch Bang goes in the opposite direction of MEPIS. While MEPIS offers the nice KDE Windows manager, Crunch Bang uses the barren minimalist OpenBox Window Manager. There is no task bar or start button. It does not even allow for desktop Icons unless you change setting or install a different File Manager. If you're a person who loathes seeing cluttered desktops this might appeal to you. On the other hand I think it might freakout typical Windows users who will be used to going for their Start Button. Oddly enough, Crunch Bang's desktop is faster to navigate IMO. It has a display on the desktop called Conky that lists memory and CPU stats and also Hot-Keys for bringing up the standard applications like the WebBrowser, Terminal, or File Browser. Otherwise, there is a menu you can access by right clicking anywhere on the desktop. Aside from that, if you think the default look is to blah you can tweak the window appears and still slap on a wallpaper. I still like MEPIS for my Laptop. I'm 50/50 on it regarding my Netbook because Crunch Bang's OpenBox naturally uses the least amount of screen real estate. I am using Crunch Bang on an old Desktop to save on resources while running Virtual Machines. I guess I'd wrap up by saying that Ubuntu and MINT seem to be the most well known or visible alternative Linux OSes, but I think both of these Debian Stable based Linux systems are definitely worth a look. I do think distros following Debian should be more thoroughly tested.

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Don't care how, I want it now. #VarucaSalt

About halfway through an Associates program and finding this college experience to be kind of surreal. Windows 7 Config is incredibly dull and forces you do log into a server remotely for the projects and deal with the lag. Tomorrow, I have Networking which is okay I guess but I don't know how I'm going to remember half of it. I guess what mystifies me is..... I want to be working on the freakin computers. Let me learn about networking by setting up a network or configuring a router, not just reading about it or looking at pictures. No wonder employers want experienced people instead of fresh eager grads with their degrees. I guess I'm just curious if anyone else has tried college and found all the classes to be Book Theory and Power Point slides. I mean right now I would feel embarrassed to ask anyone for a computer job and I hope I don't still feel that way when I finish this program. I'm thinking of upgrading my thermos coffee mug from 16 oz. to a 32 oz.

Forget the Transformers and forget Godzilla. Del Toro is producing a new original Kaiju monster style movie.

I thought it would be fun to see what rig everyone uses for Planet side! I'll start. Case: Coolermaster HAF X Full Tower MoBo: Asus Sabertooth P67 CPU: Intel Core i7 2600k RAM: 8GB DDR3 (4gb x 2) GPU: nVidia Geforce 650 ti Storage: 180GB Intel 520 series SSD for my OS, plus a raid 0 using two 500GB Western Digital Caviar Green SATA 2 drives for backups, and finally a 1.5TB Western Digital Caviar Black SATA 3 drive for downloads and other data. OS: Windows 7 64-bit Display: 32" Insignia 1080p TV Keyboard/Mouse: Logitech MX3200 / Razer Naga 2012 Audio/Voice: Plantronics GameCom 780 I also use my Razer Nostromo for my wasd controls and other primary gameplay. The keyboard is mostly just for typing. What do you guys use?

You'll be fit in no time doing days (nights) like that!

Now I get to suck cocks I never would have gotten to suck, otherwise!

Gets on treadmill for 3 weeks.

Damn Windows text book is boring so I posted a negative review bashing my college text book on Amazon. Now I feel better.

Should have used more lube. There's always room for more lube.

After a set back like that he has to start over with this.

We're gonna need more peeps to keep this place alive. Without the content it doesn't feel the same. Hold me..no...no....lower..

Or use a vBulletin plugin in Drupal to run the forums and let Drupal do content management.

Well, these smaller sites would be stuff like pictures or comics, not quite articles.Having a "master forum" for all these sites is something that's been batted around, but without a connection between the articles/images and the main forum, it's hard to say what traffic on the forums will do. I think a master forum could work if there there are clear divisions between site types and the the different sites share similar demographics. You just don't want to try merging very different small communities.

vBulletin costs money. PHPbb does not. I like the vBulletin Admin Panel a lot more than PHPbb, though.

VBulletin... $0.02

Like, literally, the past ten years? As far back as May 2003. It's Minecraft for me, pretty easily.

"I know what you're thinking. "Did he fire six shots or only five?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?" -Dirty Harry I think of that every time I pull out my Underboss...

It doesn't look like they should be standing on that shoulder very well.

Interesting...