CONSPIRACY THEROY-

In the future, govornments will control our free-will through mind-altering substances.

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CONSPIRACY THEROY-

In the future, govornments will control our free-will through mind-altering substances.

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Becuase people still have a notion of freedom?

There are lots of posts that would be a happy home to feeble rantings about religion, government and the like.

Let's keep this one pure with nothing but Linux jokes and slide rule porn.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

Gabe is master of the Log-O-Rhythm.

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What others say about boorite!

nice

a dancing turd

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Who knows what fear lurks in the hearts of men? MIKE BOBSICO KNOWS! And if you give him a decent tip when he delivers your mail , he might tell you.

Nice

A flying pig.

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"Jelly-belly gigglin, dancin and a-wigglin, honey that's the way I am!" Janice the Muppet

... I just finished attaching my stereo to my computer.
See?
That's my optimus Speaker no.1, right next to the Env!sion LCD moniter, and my stereo, an old LX1 from Sears on top of a RCA tape deck and 5 disc CD changer.

It's got nothing on my Megatron speaker.

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"You'll burn for this. Burn in jail!"

For anybody that has the dough, I highly recommend the Phalanx speaker system from Alon`. It is the ne plus ultra of home stereo speaker systems. It's from the guy who was the chief engineer at Dahlquist for a billion years and was responsible for the stunning imagery of the free-field DQ-10s.

Try a pair of AtmaSphere 60 watt valve state mono blocks to drive them and don't even skimp on the preamp.

And since I can't afford them, if you DO buy some, call me and I'll bring whiskey and CDs.

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I wanted my half in the middle and I wound up on the edge.

I am a colossal geek and a brand-new, first-time home owner. Wheeeeeeeeee!

It doesn't have any furniture yet. We just have toilet paper and an ashtray. Still, it's all ours (and the lender's).

Everyone should come stop by.

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"And Wirthling isn't worth the paper he isn't printed on."

Congratulations!

And enjoy the tax break. Probably won't be much coming tax season... but the year after should be good. I found I was able to add an exemption so I'd have more money in my pocket during the year, and I still got a nice refund.

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...Trot and Cap'n Bill were free from anxiety and care. Button-Bright never worried about anything. The Scarecrow, not being able to sleep, looked out of the window and tried to count the stars.

Congratulations! All hail wirthling, new home owner!

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

What's a homo ner?

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"Only things I approve of should exist." -some guy on the internet

The opposite of a hetter owner.

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My love for you is like diarrhea, I just can't hold it in. -Weird Al Yankovic

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I am a colossal geek and a brand-new, first-time home owner. Wheeeeeeeeee!

It doesn't have any furniture yet. We just have toilet paper and an ashtray. Still, it's all ours (and the lender's).

Everyone should come stop by.

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I was having posting issues. I think they're sort of fixed.

[Click to view comic: 'The Cat Came Back']

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

Brad blew up my computer. I just want to make sure the forums still work.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

This fawn wants to share a single Internet connection between two or more PCs. What do I do?

Gabe, if I read correctly, you just recently set up your home network to share one Internet connection, right? Using a router, I suppose? Or did you set up a proxy server? We are soon going to attempt to do the Internet-sharing thing in our house and were wondering if you had any advice. Is it difficult to configure the router (if that's what you did)? If you used a router, what kind is it, and is it working as advertised?

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"And Wirthling isn't worth the paper he isn't printed on."

I've had the same LINKSYS hub for like, 5 years or something. We were using it when we shared a dialup, and we use it now to share cable modem access.

I dunno how to set it all up, however, because I've always had techie boyfriends upon whom I could foist the responsibility.

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I am a delicate fucking flower. https://beacons.ai/jesskent

Right now I'm doing using a hub, which is pretty easy. Just add another NIC to the PC with the internet access, run a cable to the hub and then run more cables out to the other computers. If you need a firewall you have to get a program for the main PC. The connection will only stay up while the primary PC is on.

Routers, I think, are a might more confusing, but not too expensive. Get a wireless one, which isn't too much more, just in case you decide later on down the road you'd like that added benefit. Most have built in firewalls, and it runs independent of the PCs so it's the only thing that needs to stay on all the time.

I have the luxury of a bigger geek than me who I can call for assistance when I get stuck. Yipee.

I'm thinking about upgrading to a router when I get a little more cash. I'd also like to get another PC and start playing around with web server stuff, since I'd like to see how all that works and I'm clueless right now.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

Don't ask me what doing using is. It's a secret.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

I've been using the hub for a while. the problem is that with our cable Internet provider, you need to get an IP address for each PC and you have to pay an extra $6/month per extra IP address. Is that what you are doing or do you have DSL or something else? What I intend to do is just pay for one IP, set the router to that, and then have the PCs on our LAN use that one IP for Internet access. As far as I know, that works. I'm just not sure about how to use routers yet, but I guess I'll learn. Our router arrives Wednesday...

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"And Wirthling isn't worth the paper he isn't printed on."

I can't give you the textbook geek definition for that, but I'm almost positive that running through a hub doesn't neccesitate multiple IP addresses. In the case of a router, it's assigning local machine addresses for all your PC, printers and what not, but you only need one IP for the link to the outside world.

I think routers and hubs both let you do this. I think the 'buy extra IP addresses' is some sort of scam the ISPs perpetrate.

But again, I could be talking out my ass.

We need a real geek to tell us what's what.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

As luck would have it, my resident geek just called me and I posed this question to him and he told me what's what.

The whole idea of you not being able to run multiple PCs off of one connection is apparently just a method of bilking more money off of you. You can do it either by using a router, or a PC with internet connection sharing and a hub, either of which do the same thing.

Thus your hub was fine, and your router will be fine, too.

Then you can tell your friends, "I have a router for my computer."
And they'll say "What kind of bits does it take? Does it make good dovetails?"
Then you'll say, "No, the other kind of router, idiot."
And they'll say, "Oh, sorry."
And you'll say, "No problem, boorite."

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.