[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;44233325]Analogies are important too. I came up with "moving like the chimneys in Steamboat Willy" a few days ago to describe the CPU bars on my laptop[/QUOTE]
One time I used "saying thank you for a free sample" as an example for doing something unnecessary, which is odd because now I realize that you should say thank your for a free sample :v:
I just wrote the angriest email I have ever written to best buy over $10
no one tells me I get $10 credit in store credit for making a preoder and three weeks later not give me the damn $10 >:(
[QUOTE=Goz3rr;44232608]this is why #regions are bad:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/HKqdPUP.png[/IMG]
hmm i wonder..
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/9k1srem.png[/IMG]
why.cs[/QUOTE]
I dunno if this is C# but if so, yell at the person for not using events like normal people:
[IMG]http://puu.sh/7uXZ4/369ac1e3be.png[/IMG]
[QUOTE=Nove;44231711]We could probably get a new thread
This is probably the thread with the largest amount of pages on Facepunch[/QUOTE]
not even close
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7N_asuhW9Q[/media]
Oh TTL you cheeky bastard.
[QUOTE=Rixxz2;44233443]I don't see how that makes sense, though, wouldn't he be pretty warm?[/QUOTE]
In Dante's Inferno, the ninth and lowest circle of hell is reserved for traitors, who are frozen into a lake of ice.
Also it sounds neat.
Colder than satan's tits.
[QUOTE=gman003-main;44233588]In Dante's Inferno, the ninth and lowest circle of hell is reserved for traitors, who are frozen into a lake of ice.[/QUOTE]
Moreover, he's actively cooling down his nipples:
[quote=Ye Olde Wikipaedia]Satan is waist deep in ice, weeping tears from his six eyes, and beating his six wings as if trying to escape, although the icy wind that emanates only further ensures his imprisonment (as well as that of the others in the ring).[/quote]
well fuck, my trusty sennheiser hd 205's at work broke today
woah 999 pages
whoa 999 pages
One of the staff at Student Services here recommended me a Level 2 Creative Technologies, which covers media and I.T...
Should I go with that or a music course?
[QUOTE=PollytheParrot;44234661]whoa 999 pages[/QUOTE]
999 pages of poop if you ask me
999 pages of us saying 999 pages
are there any programs that will grab the names of folders/files in a folder and output them to a text file?
For example a folder could have
folder a
folder b
file c
and then the text file would just read
a
b
c
Be careful or you'll start a string of meta-posts
999 doges
[QUOTE=PollytheParrot;44234865]are there any programs that will grab the names of folders/files in a folder and output them to a text file?
For example a folder could have
folder a
folder b
file c
and then the text file would just read
a
b
c[/QUOTE]
[url=http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/144668-how-redirect-output-ls-file.html]Output the ls command to a text file?[/url]
I might be incredibly stupid though.
Oh man, I'd forgotten about this incident.
[URL]http://imgur.com/gallery/dTEXC[/URL]
[editline]14th March 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=PollytheParrot;44234865]are there any programs that will grab the names of folders/files in a folder and output them to a text file?
For example a folder could have
folder a
folder b
file c
and then the text file would just read
a
b
c[/QUOTE]
Use the tree command? Or do you not need to recursively go into subfolders?
Any way to invoke a network login inside a command prompt?
Because I would like to have a .bat to login into Pluto, our printing computer, so I can print files.
Well this is gonna be interesting.
I wonder how long it takes until they start a new thread.
Is there even a thread with more posts in it than this?
[QUOTE=Merijnwitje;44234991]Well this is gonna be interesting.
I wonder how long it takes until they start a new thread.[/QUOTE]
No new threads allowed. This thread shall be eternal.
yup, dota 2 gc has 1276 pages.
[QUOTE=tratzzz;44235009]Is there even a thread with more posts in it than this?[/QUOTE]
Does LMAO pics count?
I AM THE 1000 KING!
[QUOTE=PollytheParrot;44234865]are there any programs that will grab the names of folders/files in a folder and output them to a text file?
For example a folder could have
folder a
folder b
file c
and then the text file would just read
a
b
c[/QUOTE]
[code]dir /b > FileList.txt[/code]
/b removes summary.
Adding /r makes it search through the folders.
[QUOTE=Zephyrs;44234924]Oh man, I'd forgotten about this incident.
[URL]http://imgur.com/gallery/dTEXC[/URL]
[editline]14th March 2014[/editline]
Use the tree command? Or do you not need to recursively go into subfolders?[/QUOTE]
don't need it recursively, basically I'm working on updating my film/tv library with better quality rips as a lot of it is 720p rips in the ~1-3GB range, which all looks like dogshit, so now I'm moving to 1080p rips in the 8-13GB range, but I have huge folders with hundreds of titles each in them since I never organized anything and I just wanted a convenient way to grab the names of each of my movie titles. If it was recursive I'd have 15x the amount of lines I want due to subs, subfolders for subs, samples, posters, etc
Just going to do it manually
Wifi is weird. Or my mom's laptop. Or my router.
aka - Won't connect, won't connect, restarted, still won't connect. Connects into a phone hotspot just fine though.
Restart the router - Works fine.
wtf
Woah, the thread hit 1000 pages.
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