hdd diagnostic program?
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Bit too dear, how aboutNic wrote:
The corsair builder series 430W one.Camm wrote:
Best 300W psu?
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/114928
any good for a really cheap pc?
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
move an inch.
your headphone's wire has now gotten stuck under the wheels of your chair.
your headphone's wire has now gotten stuck under the wheels of your chair.
hahaLucien wrote:
move an inch.
your headphone's wire has now gotten stuck under the wheels of your chair.
the wheels of my chair have a plastic cover on them, so if something like a wire gets stuck it's a fucking job and a half to get it out.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
replacing my completely broken iphone is going to be an expensive business. i am not happy about this, at all. fuck.
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was it the newest one? ouch thas expensive
my htc incredible has a hole in the side from my 'accidental' drop throw
it's always dropping my calls. rawrrrrr!
my htc incredible has a hole in the side from my 'accidental' drop throw
it's always dropping my calls. rawrrrrr!
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nah actually it's a 3gs that i got about 18 months ago. so it is due for an upgrade but i hate spending that much money on a phone even in the first place. i was drunk and smashed it on the floor about 3 weeks ago and it was on the way out... very on and off... then i got drunk again and frustrated by it constantly dying and decided (rather unwisely) to finish it and put it out of its misery... in front of a crowd of people in one of london's busiest train-stations. at least it was entertaining, i guess. only now i'm without no phone and i leave university tomorrow and can't easily contact lots of friends or call my gf, waaaah . and i lost loads of... sensitive... photos. like ones of me wearing her underwear and spanking myself, and all sorts of shit.
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well if you dont want to buy another iphone get one of the crappy ones like mine
i was going to do exactly that... until i remembered i paid shit-loads of money for an amazing mobile phone number on this sim (which is tied to my phone provider), and that i also gave away my ipods several years ago and therefore no longer have a portable mp3 player, either. i would just get a shitty phone that has enough flash memory to carry some music, but really the itunes integration is worth a lot to me. plus the phone number is pimp. it ends in 999 (our version of 911), ffs.
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does it even switch on?Uzique wrote:
i was going to do exactly that... until i remembered i paid shit-loads of money for an amazing mobile phone number on this sim (which is tied to my phone provider), and that i also gave away my ipods several years ago and therefore no longer have a portable mp3 player, either. i would just get a shitty phone that has enough flash memory to carry some music, but really the itunes integration is worth a lot to me. plus the phone number is pimp. it ends in 999 (our version of 911), ffs.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
no the hard-drive doesn't even boot up. it's definitely a designer paperweight at this stage.
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nah. the first part.Uzique wrote:
maybe someone breaking a phone has something to do with their university ranking, and their talents and worth as a human being, and their recent 5 year history and past, possibly suggesting a deep-rooted psychological infimity from early-childhood, or a social dysfunction developed during a time of great trauma-- possibly alluded to elliptically or even teased out in the open in a master-stroke feat of reverse psychology that would make most behaviourists wince...
or maybe i just... broke a phone... and want to make a wise purchase. perhaps. just.
Uzique wrote:
i said in my first post i'm using windows, and my library is 500gbWinston_Churchill wrote:
youre using itunes on osx, its a totally different thing altogether on windows. its incredibly slow for me with just a 100GB library and doesnt have any of the features musicbee has that i use on a daily basis
please correct me?
i took this to mean you were talking about OSXUzique wrote:
show me anything else that can manage 500Gb+ of music across 3 shared computers with the speed and integration of my 64bit OSX
last.fm streaming, auto djing, automatic tagging tools, skin customizations, file converters, a separate 'inbox' and 'library' (my favourite feature), tons of plug-ins, etc. not to mention i find it quite a bit more aesthetically appealing than itunes.Lucien wrote:
what are those features winston? granted my library is about 35gb so itunes isn't slow at all
but of course none of those are good reasons to not use itunes
I think somebody here had an antec basiq catch on fire or fry their mobo, maybe it was panzer. I can't remember, there is a list over on tomshardware about what OEM manufacturer makes each psu line. May be good to check that. I'll have a quick look.Camm wrote:
Bit too dear, how aboutNic wrote:
The corsair builder series 430W one.Camm wrote:
Best 300W psu?
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/114928
any good for a really cheap pc?
iTunes is a very bloated program in Windows that installs A LOT of crapware that your average user does not need unless they have an iPhone or iPad. It would be nice if this kind of stuff was installed upon necessity rather than by default. Would certainly make the installation process much faster all around.
going forNic wrote:
I think somebody here had an antec basiq catch on fire or fry their mobo, maybe it was panzer. I can't remember, there is a list over on tomshardware about what OEM manufacturer makes each psu line. May be good to check that. I'll have a quick look.Camm wrote:
Bit too dear, how aboutNic wrote:
The corsair builder series 430W one.
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/114928
any good for a really cheap pc?
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/430w-cor … il-atx-psu
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
last.fm streaming sucks (and im a lifetime subscriber). auto-dj'ing? what the fuck is that? i can't imagine a program's auto-sync being a good dj, other than seamlessly being able to blend similar bpm tracks into one another. big fucking deal. automatic tagging tools? i get my music from good sources so i rarely have to waste my time being anal retentive with incorrect tags. skin customizations? here we go... next. itunes also has separate playlists (inbox is just recently added), and tons of plug-in support. i also find very few media players more aesthetic than itunes by default-- especially on my native macbook osx.Winston_Churchill wrote:
Uzique wrote:
i said in my first post i'm using windows, and my library is 500gbWinston_Churchill wrote:
youre using itunes on osx, its a totally different thing altogether on windows. its incredibly slow for me with just a 100GB library and doesnt have any of the features musicbee has that i use on a daily basis
please correct me?i took this to mean you were talking about OSXUzique wrote:
show me anything else that can manage 500Gb+ of music across 3 shared computers with the speed and integration of my 64bit OSXlast.fm streaming, auto djing, automatic tagging tools, skin customizations, file converters, a separate 'inbox' and 'library' (my favourite feature), tons of plug-ins, etc. not to mention i find it quite a bit more aesthetically appealing than itunes.Lucien wrote:
what are those features winston? granted my library is about 35gb so itunes isn't slow at all
but of course none of those are good reasons to not use itunes
seems like a lot of hassle for not a lot.
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Was looking at hard drives today. I was pretty impressed by this, for $65: HITACHI Deskstar 7K3000 HDS723015BLA642 (0F12114) 1.5TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive.
I know nothing else about the model, though. But ~4 cents per gigabyte on SATA 6.0? Count me in if I was building today. Would be a great thing to cram en masse into an external array.
I know nothing else about the model, though. But ~4 cents per gigabyte on SATA 6.0? Count me in if I was building today. Would be a great thing to cram en masse into an external array.
i happen to like the last.fm streaming. when you combine it with the auto-dj it becomes a great way to discover new music. it can stream with a few other services as well but im not a subscriber to any of them so i dont know how good they are. i get my music from good sources as well, but sometimes it isnt tagged properly, missing album art, stuff like that which saves me time. i havent had itunes installed in a year or so, good on them for finally adding such a great feature though. what real plugins can you use? and each to their own for aesthetics, but i find itunes to be quite bland.Uzique wrote:
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hitachi is one of few brands i wouldnt buy a hard drive fromunnamednewbie13 wrote:
Was looking at hard drives today. I was pretty impressed by this, for $65: HITACHI Deskstar 7K3000 HDS723015BLA642 (0F12114) 1.5TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive.
I know nothing else about the model, though. But ~4 cents per gigabyte on SATA 6.0? Count me in if I was building today. Would be a great thing to cram en masse into an external array.
I have several Hitachi drives that haven't failed in years of constant use. Two of my non-Raptor WD's have. Ultimately, back up your information.
*shrug*
*shrug*
hd's are a lottery, take extreme care
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Uzique wrote:
hd's are a lottery, take care TO THE EXTREEEME!
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
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So lately on my Twitter account, somehow "I" am posting spam ads.
I don't "Tweet", I just stalk famous people whose words I care to hear, so I don't really know if this is normal or if I've been targetted somehow.
I'm very security aware, too, so I'd be pissed if somehow my Twitter account has been compromised as this would be the first of probably hundreds of accounts.
Any help, please?
I don't "Tweet", I just stalk famous people whose words I care to hear, so I don't really know if this is normal or if I've been targetted somehow.
I'm very security aware, too, so I'd be pissed if somehow my Twitter account has been compromised as this would be the first of probably hundreds of accounts.
Any help, please?
Try changing your password and see if that fixes the problem?