A struggle for clarity in life; searching beyond barriers between us.
I’m going to go over a quick and easy way to resize your digital camera images to something more manageable so that you’ll be able to post them online, email them, send them over im, and whatever else you want to do with them. This technique is a quick way to resize a few [...]
Stunning. I wish I had read this all in one sitting, or in a span of a few days instead of putting such a gap between reads. David Livingstone Smith has a knack for choosing words that flow together ever so eloquently. I really enjoyed this one.
Great read. It initially took me by surprise in that I wasn’t understanding what was going on at all. It’s an easy read and I finished it in an afternoon, but about 1/4th through it hit me. I was reading dreams. Now it makes sense why he’s talking about crazy things.
We beat Warcraft III Frozen Throne Burbenog TD ver3.2-EC
edit: we beat it again.
ya buddy!
after ~40 hours of playing this damn game we finally beat it.
here’s the map: The Map
here’s our winning replay: We Win Burbenog
here’s our second winning replay: We Win Burbenog easily~
GG!
Omg. sooo good.
I will write out how I did it and with what later but for now - here is some eye candy.
In Ubuntu, my distribution, run:
sudo lshw
This is quite a long command for some of us, so if you’d like to put it in a file and then look at it after it’s already ran, do:
sudo lshw >> myfile.txt
First you need make:
sudo apt-get install make
Then you try make menuconfig or make xconfig and you get this:
/usr/src/linux# make menuconfig
HOSTCC scripts/basic/fixdep
/bin/sh: line 1: gcc: command not found
make[1]: *** [scripts/basic/fixdep] Error 127
make: *** [scripts_basic] Error 2
Kernel’s aren’t included by default in Ubuntu, but you can grab them easily with the following command:
sudo apt-get install linux-source
This will grab the most recent kernel release and put it in /usr/src, which is the default location.
I think I got it!
I completely disassembled pwroftwo all the way down to the last screw. I set the motherboard up on my desk with just it, the CPU’s, the Video Card, RAM, and power. Surprisingly — it didn’t cut off! It ran smoothly for 20 minutes with my old power supply! Crazy, I know.
Anyways, [...]
New power supply is installed and pwroftwo is about to be in action!~~
I’m burning it in a little bit to make sure it’s not going to die on me, and then I’ll plug in the hard drives and look at all the stuff that’s on them. Hopefully emery won’t want too much and then [...]