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<0> ah **** he done left
<1> what external usb/firewire devices could be used for making a website?
<2> hey
<2> !commands
<2> any1 alive
<2> HEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<2> SOMEONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<2> ????!
<1> !
<3> i am
<2> phew!
<3> but tahts a kinda, you know... gay name
<3> so ya, bye
<2> =\
<2> why?
<2> omg
<2> nooo
<3> >.>
<1> so is pwner
<3> what you want
<3> i know
<2> check it out
<2> i just purcahsed this today
<2> http://www.samsclub.com/eclub/main_shopping.jsp?mt=a&n=0&coe=0&oidPath=0%3A-23542%3A-23589%3A-43881%3A-43983%3A-43986%3A-44000%3A977088&fid=P27
<3>
<3> pos
<2> is that video card / processor good ?
<2> ATI Radeon Xpress 200M IGP with 128MB DDR (dedicated)
<2> omg
<2> why =\
<3> jk
<3> its good
<3> lol
<2> is it a pos
<2> oh
<1> f00k
<2> really?
<1> whats the battery life?
<2> just got it today
<3> big enough
<2> duno
<2> but yea good enough
<3> longer than his attention span
<3> apperentally
<2> mean
<2> when considering hardcore pc gaming...would that do better than a desktop running a pentium 4 2.8 ghz 1024 mb ram 128 mb radeon 9800 pro ?
<3> no
<3> simpily because one has a 9800 pro core
<3> lol
<2> wuh
<2> is the 9800 pro that good ?
<2> i know the 9800 pro is good...i have it on my desktop and it runs games great
<2> but i duno if u know wut ur talking bout
<3> the graphics core
<3> graphics processor
<4> is there a way for me to avoid the static in my speakers when the cpu works a lot?
<3> i don think its the CPU
<3> i had that problem
<4> ok
<3> are your speakers wires gay
<3> i mean
<3> are they thin
<4> hm, maybe
<3> and are you on wireless
<3> because i had some EMF
<4> but they alter their sound when I let the cpu work a lot
<4> ok
<3> well
<3> you use windows right
<3> nm
<4> I dont have wireless equipment in my apartment, only my cell phone
<4> yes
<3> hmm
<3> is it by anythink electromagnetic
<4> if I start winamp, for instance, I get a background static
<4> yeah
<3> because i have that problem, and i just use a USB headset
<4> can I put the soundcard in a led case?
<3> remove the magnets and the electronics
<4> hm, interesting way
<3> ya thats ok
<3> i mean
<3> from the external
<3> wires
<4> what is the easieast way to isolate the soundcard?
<3> just get some USB headphones
<4> hm
<3> its not the soundcard i dont think
<3> it has to do with magnets
<4> but I want speakers...
<4> ok
<3> and the wires
<4> but then the sound would not alter when the cpu works
<3> are they going through a sub
<4> sub=? :)
<3> naw, the CPU works when its not working...
<3> System idle processor
<3> process*
<3> in widnows
<4> but when it works hard, the sound alters
<3> fans?
<4> yes, I have some fans
<3> hmm...
<4> one on my gfx card, one on my cpu and one on the power unit
<3> are they cheapo speakers
<4> no
<4> the one on the gfx card is cupper
<3> i saw somthing..
<3> it was in a magazine
<4> the one on the cpu is quality
<3> it removed that static
<4> ok
<3> naw man..
<3> im looking for magnets
<3> because they can **** **** up...
<3> if their near the wires
<4> ok
<3> my speakers do that...
<3> always will
<3> never figured out the problem...
<4> ok
<3> its probably the sub
<3> my guess...
<4> sub?
<3> i mean...
<3> amp
<3> the amp
<4> ok
<3> if theres an amp
<3> try plugging a speaker into there
<3> just one
<3> and see if you get the same problem
<3> one without a amp
<4> the amp should be in the speakers, I ***ume
<3> yes..
<3> probably in the sub
<3> or...
<3> in a controller for volume
<4> but the speakers are far away from the processor
<3> usually a little box
<4> ok
<3> naw. its probably the amop
<3> amp*
<3> if you got one
<4> only in the speakers
<4> well, maybe there is some amp on the soundcard as well, dunno
<4> gameport, grn, rd, bl gul
<5> hello
<5> i've got a olivetti echos 133 dm laptop
<5> and i want to configure my linux kernel
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