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<0> is that what you are telling me
<1> yes
<1> indeed
<0> what a life
<1> i love it
<0> you work?
<2> do you to want some alone time?
<3> what a bunch of fags
<0> ...
<3> roto for talking about it, Janger for putting up with it
<0> im trying to make conversation
<3> and bofh` for not banning them both
<1> he wanted to know more
<3> lol
<0> nah
<4> I beat off on irc all day too, but i get banned for it.
<0> no
<0> sup krazie
<0> how did you hold up this weekend?
<5> when I startup, there is a long time between the appearing of the "account selection screen" and the windows xp loading screen, which is a black screen. Is there a way to reduce that lenght? Like turning of some options or things like that, changes in registry...
<0> FAST BOOT
<0> caps
<0> or
<0> msconfig
<2> please do not repeat your question
<0> who
<5> sorry
<5> what is loaded at that moment?
<1> me
<5> services?
<1> im loaded
<0> you cna enable an option for "quickbook" if im nto mistaken
<0> qucikboot*
<0> ]90iui
<5> where?
<0> startup and recovery
<0> my computer>properties>advanced>startup and recovery
<6> how long does it take for domain whois info to updat
<6> update*
<3> at least 48 hours
<6> damn
<5> is setting "no memory dump" dangerous?
<3> no
<3> but it would hinder debuggin
<5> pfff, i'm never doing that
<2> I took a memory dump in my pants
<1> and you buffer-overflow'd the toilet
<7> it looks like I fried the permissions on a NTFS folder under windows xp. I can't edit the permissions on it either via "Sharing and Security." It only says "you do not have permission to view the current permission settings for xx." Any ideas how I can wipe/reset the permissions on this folder?
<8> Why does everyone use Windows in their home? I just realized that I don't do anything really Windows-specific on my own XP Pro box, so I'd probably be better off with a Linux/Windows dualboot along with my Linux server.
<9> heh, and you're just realizing this now, GenNMX? :P
<10> 1. Windows is much easier to install and configure for an average or below average user 2. There are many more "every day" applications for Windows than Linux 3. Most people use at home what they use at the office
<10> 4. Most linux users only use linux so they can feel cool, not because it is "better" or "faster" or "cheaper"
<10> unless it is a server
<1> no! you're lying! linux makes me cool!
<11> roto you was never cool
<1> umoms
<12> hey! roto, don't use that in here
<1> shut it bitchbot
<11> roto i didnt hear you?
<1> i said U MAWMS
<11> no you never
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