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<0> win 3.11 crashed really fast, too
<0> just don't try and access a data segment over 64kbytes.
<1> progman on 2003 or 2000 not (it's the default shell on my citrix server hehehe) users don't like it but admins do!
<2> haha, now i tried to install win95 over 3.11
<2> setup went fine
<2> till i had to setup the printer
<2> blue screen
<3> that's fascinating
<4> dont you people have work to do?
<3> don't you!?
<3> and stuff
<4> oh wait
<4> yeah...
<5> yeah, YOU'RE the one with "work" in your nick.
<4> you have "biz" in yours
<4> as in
<4> busy
<5> it's facetious.
<4> and look
<4> you're ****ing around
<4> you're faceses
<4> yur
<6> feces
<4> !img tbp
<4> !image tbp yur
<4> !image tbp
<7> http://www.bmb.psu.edu/faculty/tan/lab/gallery/tbpdimer.jpg
<4> bummer
<4> !image windorks
<4> !image digidog
<7> http://r.gnavi.co.jp/g927200/img/g927200v.jpg
<4> !image digidog windorks
<4> !image jaymz dallasnetworks
<7> http://jaymz.dallasnetworks.net/modules/gallery/albums/studio/DSCN0131.thumb.jpg
<5> C:\Program files\Common Files\System\MSMAPI\1033\http:\jaymz.dallasnetworks.net/modules/gallery/albums/studio/DSCN0131.thumb.jpg contains an invalid path.
<5> that's the kind of crap i get when i double click a URL.
<8> Gay.
<6> Fag.
<5> totally. it even tried to blow me. i declined.
<4> wow
<4> thats..
<4> interesting pb
<5> i mean, wtf. MSMAPI?
<3> YEAH
<3> WTF
<3> man
<3> and stuff
<4> It is ridiculous to claim that computer games affect children. If Pac-Man had affected children in the eighties, then today we would have lots of young people, runnning around in dark rooms, eating pills and listening to monotonous music.
<6> OOOO OOOOOO THAT SMELL
<5> pac man never attempted to be an immersive environment. i know whoever made that analogy up was trying to be funny, but it's humor based on not bothering to follow the logic all the way through.
<0> of course, in the 80s, pacman was mostly found in bars and arcades, and was mostly played by teens and older, not 'children'.
<3> everything children experience affects them
<3> the younger the more
<4> i think the point was
<4> that kids are running around eating pills and listening to monotonous music
<4> er young people
<3> oh
<3> I get it
<5> ah, irony. check.
<3> irony
<4> yeah
<4> it was subtle
<4> and not very good
<3> deep
<9> Are there any external jetdirects with more than one USB port?
<3> and then there's skoal, ruining the mood for everyone
<3> :(
<10> skoalwork: i'm sure there are, there are tons with multiple parallel ports
<10> hp.com
<9> verbose_: I'm already there.
<9> It seems there are only two that even have USB
<11> Like, duh
<10> seriously? wow
<9> Yeah, that I can find.
<10> hp--;
<9> 175x and en3700
<0> I thought a 'jetdirect' was something that plugged directly into a printer and gave it a native ethernet port
<9> My sentiments exactly.
<9> peerce: They have external jetdirects too.
<9> Jetdirect is a printserver
<5> i'm still in the "USB is the ****" camp.
<10> skoalwork: wow, i think you're right
<9> Well, here's my problem.
<9> I have labs with inkjet printers and laser printers.
<10> build a computer to act as a print server
<9> lasers are easy, they have onboard EIO cards
<9> but the inkjets need to be networked
<5> EIEIO?
<0> with the older printer protocols, its one printer per IP address
<10> haha
<5> old mac donald had a printer farm, EI EIO.
<10> aliases for ip addresses
<0> so get a bunch of cheap USB print servers like http://www.netgear.com/products/details/PS121.php
<11> Sticky Keys!
<11> I damn thee
<9> But it's getting harder and harder to find parallel printers
<11> You should try finding perpendicular printers
<5> mine tend to be slightly trapezoidal.
<10> i haven't had a printer since my drum needed to be replace in my brother laserjet...a while ago
<12> hi
<11> pugilist: Wanna fight?
<5> brother does bone the end user on drum prices. i find that annoying.
<12> sure
<9> I'm Paddy Taninger the caddy manager. Yeah it rhymes, big whoop wanna fight about it?
<12> ooops not with you
<12> you have an @
<5> *****.
<3> ya, that's it, be afraid
<3> be very afraid
<11> Yeah, ALMOST
<0> i've got a HP laserjet 1300 and a Canon i9900 photo inkjet at home.
<3> be afraid of the big bad @
<12> yeah they are so msall
<5> but instead you missed and kicked Jet in the balls.
<12> I missed
<11> oh snap
<0> both are USB and hung on desktop systems for sharing
<12> HAHA
<5> ow.
<12> ;o
<11> fdiv_bug: You almost burned his **** off
<5> snarky.
<8> MrMojo: ALMOST!
<9> peerce: This is a production network, not a bull**** home setup.
<13> SATA II drives transfer at 3 gigabit not gigabyte correct?
<12> damn its a full on onslaught
<5> but instead you missed and poured molten lead down the front of Jet's pants.
<8> fsaf: Jigga-who?
<9> You always come back with the way YOU did it, and it's always some hacked together SOHO solution that has no business in business.
<5> poor Jet shoulda stayed in bed this morning.
<8> skoalwork: But he works for HP! From a coffee shop, no less!
<11> What does SATA II have to do with Windows anyway?
<8> Therefore he must know!
<11> Like, is the transfer speed of SATA II interface directly related to the OS it's running on?
<0> fsaf; actually, SATA-II and 3gbps SATA are two different things.
<3> pizza_biz: why you pickin' on me?
<13> what about SATA-II 3gbps :P
<0> but, yeah, its 3Gbit/sec. geezus, thats like 6X faster than the fastest sustained transfer any drive can maintain anyways
<5> because XTR seems to be idle.
<11> What about RATATATAT?
<5> and why you blaming me? i'm not the one kicking and mutilating your crotch.
<13> that means you could transfer 20GB in 1 min
<13> and thats complete bull****, my scsi 320's cant even do that, so why do they lie? more market value?
<0> fsaf: only, the drive isn't that fast.
<0> just the interface
<13> ah
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