
;)
cept for the fact that it's a saturday and most of us are off work anyway :D
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cept for the fact that it's a saturday and most of us are off work anyway :D
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He went upstairs for a dump and the next thing we heard was a huge crash in the office below.
His extraneous eggs had caused this:


I reckon he needs more fibre.
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His extraneous eggs had caused this:


I reckon he needs more fibre.

but I've noticed he does eat a lot of Wotsits. Let that be a warning.
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ashamed - damn him - I've been attempting that for years.
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woo to your boss. top-drawer defacation.
that vacuum cleaner must have smarted on the way out.
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that vacuum cleaner must have smarted on the way out.

stupid work servers not letting msn group stuff to go through grrrrr!!!!!
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cos i know i am!

getting each image on the board as being 1byte and cant see any images at all?
s'well weird...
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s'well weird...

there are people confined to small rooms in this world.
he doesn't need to do it as well.
the nobber.
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he doesn't need to do it as well.
the nobber.

hej du! er der stadigvæk dårlig stemning i sverige?
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är du fortfarande intresserad av en bash i köpenhamn? det är nog dags att bestämma datum snart...
spacefish är intresserad av att komma

jeg er intereseret, men det kniber lidt med pengene!
:(
men lad os nu se om der ikke bliver penge til det!
:)
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:(
men lad os nu se om der ikke bliver penge til det!
:)

vad har du för username på 4rthur? det är lättare att kommunicera den vägen
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Quite a lot, despite being able to put a catchphrase in i'm gonna refuse temptation.
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hey mr mystery, take a look at www.palmpixels.com
its a hold page right now, but darkedge will be finished backend by monday./tuesday, would you like your work encoded for handheld? if so, could you send me a zip file of what you feel is your best animated work?
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its a hold page right now, but darkedge will be finished backend by monday./tuesday, would you like your work encoded for handheld? if so, could you send me a zip file of what you feel is your best animated work?

moving background ... unlikely mode of transport ...
woo yay !
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woo yay !

...I've just formatted my HD and reinstalled Windows 2000 (SP4) as per usual, and now every time the computer boots up, just as it gets past the "applying personal settings" stage, the PC speaker lets out a really loud high-pitched beep that lasts for about a second and a half.
Driving me nuts, can anyone offer any helpful ideas?
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Driving me nuts, can anyone offer any helpful ideas?

you have to discover it for yourself
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"The best place to use l33t speak is in a brief expression of excitement, when you are just playing around or in a supreme example of your geeky prowess."
LOL!1!1!1!1ROFLMAO11!1!1!1!WTF etc.etc.
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LOL!1!1!1!1ROFLMAO11!1!1!1!WTF etc.etc.

... I like hearing that lovely short beep when the computer gets past the POST, telling me that everything is lovely and working fine :)
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wait for the post beep
unplug
let windows start
plug it back in
wash hands
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:41,
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unplug
let windows start
plug it back in
wash hands

... but to plug it back in every time would require disconnecting the IDE cables (they are directly above the pins, and get in the way) which I think Windows would complain about a bit more ;)
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Why yes, I forgot about that key :D
Still a hassle though, looks like I'll just have to live with it until my next scheduled reformat.
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Still a hassle though, looks like I'll just have to live with it until my next scheduled reformat.

fit a switch to the front of your machine which does the connecting/disconnecting, a nice big one.
preferably one of these
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preferably one of these

is it the POST beep that`s annoying you, or something inside Windows?
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Its not the POST beep. I like that, that tells me whats wrong (if anything).
Its a beep that comes from inside Windows, just as it gets past the "Applying personal settings" stage of the startup procedure. The desktop hasn't appeared (save for the background colour (not wallpaper) and mouse pointer) and it is really high-pitched and loud.
So high-pitched and loud that I didn't think it was the PC speaker at first, but I unplugged it once and it solved the problem. But, as said, I like the POST beep, so I've plugged it back in now.
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Its a beep that comes from inside Windows, just as it gets past the "Applying personal settings" stage of the startup procedure. The desktop hasn't appeared (save for the background colour (not wallpaper) and mouse pointer) and it is really high-pitched and loud.
So high-pitched and loud that I didn't think it was the PC speaker at first, but I unplugged it once and it solved the problem. But, as said, I like the POST beep, so I've plugged it back in now.

about this - could it be a problem with Windows waiting for the sound card driver to kick in properly? Win 2K is pretty crappy for driver support
failing that, I dunno, I`ve never come across the problem before
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failing that, I dunno, I`ve never come across the problem before

...I've been using Win2K for a couple of years now with no trouble, just seems to be since this reformat.
If it wasn't such a PITA installing everything again I'd just reformat again and start over.
I don't think its the sound card driver, but its a possibility. I'm not using the included driver, I'm using the latest version (SB Live! 5.1 is the card) from the Creative site.
Cheers for your help anywoo.
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If it wasn't such a PITA installing everything again I'd just reformat again and start over.
I don't think its the sound card driver, but its a possibility. I'm not using the included driver, I'm using the latest version (SB Live! 5.1 is the card) from the Creative site.
Cheers for your help anywoo.

well yeah,
hey stick figure! wanna send me the unprotected swf for your christopher walken dance anim? Im doing a lot of encoding for palmpixels.com, we go live mid next week etal.
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hey stick figure! wanna send me the unprotected swf for your christopher walken dance anim? Im doing a lot of encoding for palmpixels.com, we go live mid next week etal.

gimme a moment, I backed up all my stuff the other day, gotta find the CDs.
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alfied at sportbusiness dot com would be cool - could you do me a zip of what you feel is your best animated work? with what were doing with T-Mobile, it may be that because your images are funny inherently and not through text based jokes that your work would be good for mobile mms delivery...
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*professor frink voice end*
i have the url palmcinema.co.uk, which i did sod all with, if you want it repointing to you.
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i have the url palmcinema.co.uk, which i did sod all with, if you want it repointing to you.

that would be good in the longer term, really good in fact - at the same time that palmpixels is mainly animation for handheld driven, I already have some good content from filmaker friends of mine. Theres bugger all good online for handhelds, and now with processor speeds improving and big fuck off memory cards, real film for handhelds is possible. Were at a real tipping point, and palmcinema.co.uk would be a great url. What is youer interest? Do you use a handheld, what were you going to do with it?
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lots of submissions, but when i registered it gMovie was the only format, and its shit compared to kinoma. at the mo, if you click on www.palmcinema.co.uk/ it takes you to a familiar site...
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but have you seen pocketmovies.com? lots of hand-held-sized movies and information... if you only look for palm when searching, you miss a lot of stuff that can be converted with little/no effort
pocketpcflash.net is another one... I wish I could get flash on my phone, still according to what I've found it's on it's way :-)
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pocketpcflash.net is another one... I wish I could get flash on my phone, still according to what I've found it's on it's way :-)

hat you mean, If its pocketmovies.net, I know it, but its drab, has no exclusive content, and I think it only encodes for pocket pc. In terms of content, the only content on palmpixels will be very animation specific with a section for shorts, the thing is, theres bugger all around for palm really yet, so I hope palmpixels will be popular as the content will be good, I dont need a trailer for the next spiderman movie particularly...
edit - in fact, theyre all mpeg1 content. There is a program called mmplayer, from www.mmplayer.com which natively plays avi and mpeg - its shaping up to be quite good, and removes the necessity for proprietary programs like fireviewer and kinoma.
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edit - in fact, theyre all mpeg1 content. There is a program called mmplayer, from www.mmplayer.com which natively plays avi and mpeg - its shaping up to be quite good, and removes the necessity for proprietary programs like fireviewer and kinoma.

the encoding I've seen has all been generic avi or mpeg, not specific to pocket pcs.
still, as you say, it's hardly an inspiring site - I look forward to seeing what yours will be like and what you'll have. it'd be nicer if sites didn't get hung up on device-specific things and tried to cater for greater communities, I think... all hand-helds, instead of single devices, stuff like that
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still, as you say, it's hardly an inspiring site - I look forward to seeing what yours will be like and what you'll have. it'd be nicer if sites didn't get hung up on device-specific things and tried to cater for greater communities, I think... all hand-helds, instead of single devices, stuff like that

your bios settings (hit Del when it's starting up usually). Morning All
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Has the Mac managed to move away from a one-buttoned mouse yet?
I like my five buttons :D
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:38,
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I like my five buttons :D

why do you need five buttons?
I have 2 and 2 scroll wheels
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:39,
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I have 2 and 2 scroll wheels

although windows keeps forgetting the second wheel's meant to go sideways...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:46,
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multi buttoned mice, you simply have to plug it in and it works
I *prefer* one mouse button, though
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I *prefer* one mouse button, though

... I didn't know that.
My Mac experience consists of "drag these pictures from one drive to the other drive" every few days ;)
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My Mac experience consists of "drag these pictures from one drive to the other drive" every few days ;)

it's much better pressing a key on your keyboard and your mouse button, rather than having a second mouse button to click.
That just doesn't make sense to me.
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That just doesn't make sense to me.

Most baffling, is it not?
All the Mac-lovers at my workplace (newspaper, so there are lots of them) say exactly the same thing ;)
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All the Mac-lovers at my workplace (newspaper, so there are lots of them) say exactly the same thing ;)

I don't have a problem with Macs, I'm sure they're fantastic machines, it's usually Mac Zealots that piss me off.
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but I prefer itty bitty pc machines because for no money I can choose which brand processor to put in and alter as much as I want, without having to replace my computer as a whole. Besides, there's much more software available for pc and it's all so very much cheaper.
But for Photoshop I prefer mac, it also got great firewire standards :o
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But for Photoshop I prefer mac, it also got great firewire standards :o

FireWire support on PCs is supposed to be improving, too, I believe.
My laptop has a FireWire 800 port. Rahh! I don't have asnything to plug into it though :/
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My laptop has a FireWire 800 port. Rahh! I don't have asnything to plug into it though :/

I personally prefer to use a mouse with one button. If you prefer two or more, you can use them on the Mac with no headaches.
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never had the opertunity to, so i can only go on what my mac loving friends tell me.
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and, to a lesser extent, OS X, is built around the concept of a one button mouse. If you get the chance to sit in front of a mac for a bit, you'll see that there is very rarely a need to use a keyboard modifier... you can do pretty much everything with either a single-click, double-click, held down mouse button or a click and hold.
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it`s making this odd noise when you boot into Windows?
haven`t come across it myself, but it sounds like it`s initialising some piece of hardware - did you turn off sounds in the multimedia settings? i.e. no "whoooshy" shite sound when you log in, no "clicky" noises when you browse web pages?
Win2K is smelly anyway :-)
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haven`t come across it myself, but it sounds like it`s initialising some piece of hardware - did you turn off sounds in the multimedia settings? i.e. no "whoooshy" shite sound when you log in, no "clicky" noises when you browse web pages?
Win2K is smelly anyway :-)

Nah, there are no sounds enabled, one of the first things I turn off.
Only hardware I've added recently is a DVD burner, but unplugging that makes no difference.
My exhaust fan doesn't seem to be spinning any more, but thats not connected to the mobo, just to the PSU.
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Only hardware I've added recently is a DVD burner, but unplugging that makes no difference.
My exhaust fan doesn't seem to be spinning any more, but thats not connected to the mobo, just to the PSU.

Anyone suggest a cheap and cheerful host with no bandwidth restrictions and simple enough for a chump like me who has no idea how to do websites?
nb G&S site is all from templates, surprise surprise...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:48,
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nb G&S site is all from templates, surprise surprise...

Freeserve will let anyone have 30MB of space, but members (like me) get 5 30MB accounts. Could be wrong though. They also have a wee sitebuilder thingie (which I dropped after 2 minutes and stuck a web server on my own box)
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I used them before I had broadband and then couldn't access the account.
Shall have a pootle around - cheers.
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Shall have a pootle around - cheers.

is now dead, if you haven't already noticed :(
We should be getting our new (but very slow) hosting up within a week or so, fingers crossed
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:56,
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We should be getting our new (but very slow) hosting up within a week or so, fingers crossed

an honour, sir.
Hopefully me and pippy will be able to help out again in the future (unless you find better hosting yourself, of course)
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Hopefully me and pippy will be able to help out again in the future (unless you find better hosting yourself, of course)

these instructions.
www.datadocktorn.nu/us_frag1.php
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www.datadocktorn.nu/us_frag1.php

Windows won't boot any more :(
I'm having to use my slow slow server PC :(
I followed the instructions exactly to the letter. What did I do wrong?
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 12:03,
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I'm having to use my slow slow server PC :(
I followed the instructions exactly to the letter. What did I do wrong?

silencio! long time, when you come londinium again?
is that david blaine concentrating?
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:34,
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is that david blaine concentrating?

finally I can again receive BBC without noise on my radio. It's been off for quite some time here in belgium :)
I love 'inspiration'
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:32,
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I love 'inspiration'

I made it my icon on "the old b3tan messaging system"...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:39,
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i can't see why people get so annoyed with his stunt. he is annoying -> he is inflicting pain on himself. sounds sensible to me. *inflicts pain on self*
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:54,
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pour in some more liters too keep up the habit and destroy the hangover
this may not work as expected
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:33,
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this may not work as expected

Drink a tub of water, that'll stop your brain trying to contract
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:36,
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but I quite like the idea of my brain contracting.
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it's caused by your base metabolism being unstable. Sounds a bit nerdy but it's like that, the best thing you can do is drink fruit juice and eat honey, these stabilize your metabolism.
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concentrate.
Well... I'm off to a bar-b-q. I don't think that'll help stabilize my metabolism, but lager may just do the trick. :)
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Well... I'm off to a bar-b-q. I don't think that'll help stabilize my metabolism, but lager may just do the trick. :)

when a greenpeace activist tries to roll you back to the sea
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...couldn't find it on the board.
Badger Badger Badger
:D
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:19,
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Badger Badger Badger
:D

to view the whole thing on a 800x600 screen? I can't seem to scroll it
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:23,
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to buy a new laptop, and i can't be bothered to get out of bed and go over to my desktop with it's lovely 19" of 1280x1024
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:26,
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I too have a laptop only capable of 800x600... it doesn't even boot right now though, so it's not like I have the worry of fitting things on-screen
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:28,
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anyone know why the following specced laptop won't upgrade to any version of windows?
p1 mmx 200
32MB RAM
2GB hdd
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:29,
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p1 mmx 200
32MB RAM
2GB hdd

how do you mean "upgrade to"? it's currently running DOS then?
it should be capable of anything up to 98SE, maybe millenium/2K if you really wanted...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:32,
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it should be capable of anything up to 98SE, maybe millenium/2K if you really wanted...

My recomendation would be 98SE as any other pre-2000 version of windows is cack in a seive
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should have explained further:
its on win 95 osr 2, when you try to upgrade
to win 98/98SE/ME, it installs successfully, but when I reboot it it comes up with 'windows general protection error - you need to restart your computer' in dos. which is a git.
the best bit about it is, the laptop shipped with 2 USB ports which it could not even support...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:35,
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its on win 95 osr 2, when you try to upgrade
to win 98/98SE/ME, it installs successfully, but when I reboot it it comes up with 'windows general protection error - you need to restart your computer' in dos. which is a git.
the best bit about it is, the laptop shipped with 2 USB ports which it could not even support...

"fdisk" and "format" is what I'd do. "upgrading" anything from 95 is pointless. You're better off starting from a blank slate.
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i'll give that a try when i gets a copy of windows that is NOT an upgrade. its a favour for someone at work, and they did'nt want it formatting, but screw 'em, theres nothing on the laptop anyways
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is that the new versions of windows are disabling or bypassing something specific to the laptop's proper operation... many older laptops use specialised versions of windows to ensure compatability with their hardware
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i'll make sure i have the laptop copy of windows reazdy in case it all goes tits up
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definitely work, but there`s so much shite left lying around from `95 it`s not worth doing
-- Linux is the way to go ;-)
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-- Linux is the way to go ;-)

you're wrong about the USB thing, W95 OSR2 and OSR3 support them as standard - that's why they made it.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:48,
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but very few usb products support windows 95 OSR's anyway, like my printer, scanner, keyboard, palm, zip drive and key drive. the only thing that works is my MS optical mouse, and the intellimouse software that came with it is 98 and above only.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:52,
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if you want a bit of stability (and let's face it, you don't need directx 9)
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:39,
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on a home system once, and it died as soon as I tried using anything that wasn't made for an office environment...
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:49,
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it's very sad, but i don't use anything that wasn't made for an office environment (except trillian perhaps, and that's tiny)
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I do use arthur, but I don't check the links often, so thanks for that!
memo to self, need a badger-related pic
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:23,
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memo to self, need a badger-related pic
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I'm off buying some white paint and I'll paint the fear all over the streets in the neighbourhood
P.S. everyone should do it, we might make the papers if it pops out everywhere
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P.S. everyone should do it, we might make the papers if it pops out everywhere

I'm tending to overuse it like what happens when you get a new filter.
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at the thought of something with the apocalyptic power necessary to kill The Fear!
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but you're not the first to think it
I don't think anyone's actually said what is is meant to say though, it was just photographed at an (un)fortunate moment
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I don't think anyone's actually said what is is meant to say though, it was just photographed at an (un)fortunate moment

I like that... I assume the helicopter's out of frame, supporting the box?
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heheheheheheheheheeeee
so cute.
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so cute.

I hope all goes well in the Bear household - the Cub looks absurdly cute, and at the stage where you begin to get a gratifying response. For a moment I was quite envious.
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he's really reacting - I'd forgotten it all (12 years since Teilo) and to be greeted by a smile first thing in the morning is just wonderfuel...
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13-Sep-03
maintenance
we're putting in a new network at home on Saturday 13th
Arthur will be unavailable for parts of the day.
mmmmmm wireless.... This will make munktiva towers a hotspot!

Last week I quit my job and I've been looking for other things to do. Instead of being responsible and looking for a new one I've decided to stick all my junk in storage and go on a round the world trip to Bangkok, Bali, Sydney, Fiji, Hawaii, Los Angeles, New York and then home. It will take about 10 months.
I have yet to find anyone thinks it is a bad idea... so what do you think?
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I have yet to find anyone thinks it is a bad idea... so what do you think?

I hope to leave in the second week of October. And I have most of the money I need, certainly enough to last me to the end of the year... then I'm going to make money by juggling a bit.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:55,
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the US can be entered for 3 months without getting one in advance, but other places may need one beforehand.
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Misc. other crap ones.
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i'm looking for a hideout for my erasmus studies in a foreign country
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of the bunch. It's a lovely, lovely city (I'm biased I live there). Glasgow would be a good second choice but the city's horrible (though better night life than Edinburgh)
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:13,
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edinburgh is the second best city I've ever seen. First is granada. Such a lovely lighting. But I'm afraid it's also very expensive to live there for a year. Say, do you have a free room in your house?
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My flat is tiny! Seriously though, there's a lot of decent rooms to rent in Edinburgh. It's not *too* expensive if you have friendly local b3tans (of which there are many in Edinburgh) telling you where to rent rooms, etc. :-)
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:19,
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a secret list of b3tans in edinburgh and flood them within a year with questions. thanks =)
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:21,
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it's a dump but it's got broadband :)
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marvelarse! Go for it, send me a postcard etc etc
Edit: before you do, can I buy those lenses off you? :-)
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Edit: before you do, can I buy those lenses off you? :-)

I was out last night to see John Foxx in concert. Me 'ead's throbbin'!!!

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but only in the weekends i guess
by the way: hoo-ray for giantsquids and the bbc world service's coverage of those great animals!
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:48,
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by the way: hoo-ray for giantsquids and the bbc world service's coverage of those great animals!

to microsoft as an alternative for the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:49,
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nowadays it says Jackdaws love my big sphinx of quartz
Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs. Five boxing wizards jump quickly. Jackdaws love my big sphinx of quartz. A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:52,
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Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs. Five boxing wizards jump quickly. Jackdaws love my big sphinx of quartz. A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Sexy qua lijf, doch bang voor 't zwempak.
M'n chique juf zwiert langs de vip-skybox.
De lompe gifbak choqueert zijn sexy vrouw.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:00,
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M'n chique juf zwiert langs de vip-skybox.
De lompe gifbak choqueert zijn sexy vrouw.

duidelijk geïnspireerd op bovenstaande afbeeldingen? vip-skybox? hehe
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 11:04,
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you were CHOOSING YOUR OWN ADVENTURE. Mine was a game of free will, and you joined in.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:43,
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...but I think the experiences would make me want to be dead.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:45,
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...but I have evil clones to take my place while I am dead.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:49,
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i made a joke on 'drunk' being the pas..
oh forget it.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:54,
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oh forget it.

very well done, ive done a few of them in the past. but thats probably the best.
edit- i like the bit where you die because of the hot shower.
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Sat 13 Sep 2003, 10:47,
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edit- i like the bit where you die because of the hot shower.
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