Jan 14, 2012 at 7:01 AM
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"What is a man!? A miserable pile of secrets! But enough talk, have at you!"
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It's so true. But, to that extreme, all you need is a computer and then everything digital can be free. But... I believe people should at least try to make amends with their actions when they grow up. If it's something you really appreciate or enjoy/a hobby; then you should give something back. Whether it be money, a mod, artwork, spreading the word... Although an addiction is a different storyDunc2403 said:
Once a full moon, when nobody else is around... I load the anime into the big system and enjoy it; probably while eating breakfast, lunch and dinner! Watching anime on a big screen with a proper theater system takes it to a whole different level.Noxid said:
I'm actually a very casual anime fan, that impulse buys, so I hardly watch any anime >< The real question is where do I keep all of it, since there's not a sign of it, out in my room or closet... lol
*cough* but I feel bad about derailing this thread any more lol
I will stop now...
PS earlier tonight I was paranoid... my computer was acting VERY strange... I suddenly was unable to move a browser window more than a single pixel... and everything was slowing down...
Shortly after, some windows seemingly were being moved on their own; and in Taskmanager, I saw a process belonging to ANOTHER USER! >>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<< GAh, at that point it was going downhill, so I hit the power button.
When I was rebooting, my PC started making bad beeping sounds even...
That's... when I noticed my mousepad was slightly covering the numpad Enter key.
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Yep... it turned out to be a false alarm... just by holding down enter and trying to use windows normally causes lots of weird things. ><
As for the strange User process; it apparently belonged to some strange Nvidia update thing. After verifying and scanning (and creating two ICONS on my desktop, one that is Internet On, and one Internet Off. (a handy icon to have on hand. It has saved me a few risky times... If things are degenerating, quickly hit the icon.)
