Yeah that'd make it a little harder to hurt someone.
Could always just fart in an envelope, seal it and send it to him.
/retardedsuggestion
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Well at least I made myself laugh.
My DS and DS lite have water damage, but they are still playable (Though the DS has a small screen problem)
[QUOTE=taipan;28694241]Lol.
On Apple products the driver is always in the product (ever seen an apple memory stick??)
Because USB also needs to work on "passive" objects it needs the controller in the recieving end but this nets it more compatibillity. (its universal!)
If we would all start using apples connector USB sticks would not work annymore or require controllers in the stick.
I rather have a controller in 1 recieving device then my 4 usb sticks and all other crap i want to attach it to.[/QUOTE]
i got no idea what you're talking about, probably because it makes no sense, but if you're suggesting using apple connectors for other shit you can fuck right off, do you know how long it took me to get the fucking apple mobile device drivers to work on an nlited xp install so my fucking ipod could fucking charge
So, you want asshole design moves?
Kaizo Mario.
[QUOTE=nikomo;28701882]So, you want asshole design moves?
Kaizo Mario.[/QUOTE]
Well if you wanna go down that road, IWTBTG.
[QUOTE=SuperDuperScoot;28702268]Well if you wanna go down that road, IWTBTG.[/QUOTE]
Actually, I wanna be the Fangame is much harder.
Biggest asshole design move? Drivers. Why can't there be some way for every bit of hardware to identify itself and automatically have windows download the drivers. It does that very often, but just now I had to install the drivers for both my RAID card and my Clario+ soundcard. And to get the blu-ray drive to function as a blu ray drive and not just a DVD burner. Big problems.
The fucking shit material used on some desks. After extended use (1+ hours) my skin gets irritated because of the surface contact.
I can't even fork out the money to get a desk pad.
[B]THIS THIS THIS[/B]
[img]http://www.craiglotter.co.za/images/Sticky%20Keys.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=BlackRazor88;28703985][B]THIS THIS THIS[/B]
[img_thumb]http://www.craiglotter.co.za/images/Sticky%20Keys.jpg[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
"To deactivate the key combination for StickyKeys, click Settings"
But in all honesty, I have no idea why they would add a sound to that popup, back in Jr. High, I would hear "BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP" fucking NONSTOP when a teacher wasn't in the room
But at any rate.. it serves no real purpose.
I remember that always crashing Sims 2
[QUOTE=MacTrekkie;28703632]Biggest asshole design move? Drivers. Why can't there be some way for every bit of hardware to identify itself and automatically have windows download the drivers. It does that very often, but just now I had to install the drivers for both my RAID card and my Clario+ soundcard. And to get the blu-ray drive to function as a blu ray drive and not just a DVD burner. Big problems.[/QUOTE]
No that would be terrible, especially for devices like RAID and sound cards with drivers that can vary in performance/features/compatibility. There isn't really a problem with the way it is; let the OS detect basic devices like keyboards/peripherals, give the option to use a generic driver for a more obscure device but also give the user the option to let them deal with supplying the drivers.
There's the Apple Display Connector.
[img]http://www.macdistrict.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Apple-Display-Connector.jpg[/img]
It's a DVI connector that also caries 24V, USB, and the signal for the power switch. Apple used it for four years and only ONE type of monitor used it and only Apple sold it and the monitors themselves liked to die a lot. You could get an ADC to DVI or VGA adapter but the starting price for those new was $130.
What baffles people is why they releaed it considering that at the time they were already using DVI on their Powerbooks.
Any device that needs a male to fe-male usb device to talk to one another, seriously fuck it
A LED tv with plenty of hdmi inputs but no DVI, how ever it has a VGA input.
A LED monitor with 2 HDMI inputs but no DVI, how ever it has a VGA input.
A geforce 8800GTS with 2 DVI outputs, how ever it doesn't have a VGA output.
[QUOTE=darkgodmaste;28708579]A LED tv with plenty of hdmi inputs but no DVI, how ever it has a VGA input.
A LED monitor with 2 HDMI inputs but no DVI, how ever it has a VGA input.
A geforce 8800GTS with 2 DVI outputs, how ever it doesn't have a VGA output.[/QUOTE]
DVI to VGA adapter
still included with nearly if not every card
[editline]20th March 2011[/editline]
or DVI to HDMI
Yes I had those, I don't have those anymore.
I'l get one on monday again.
File sharing services that limit your fucking download speed to something ridiculous like 80 KB/s.
Prime example: Sendspace.
[editline]20th March 2011[/editline]
And expect you to pay out the ass for anything decent or install a bloody toolbar that probably assimilates your browser.
[QUOTE=SuperDuperScoot;28709605]File sharing services that limit your fucking download speed to something ridiculous like 80 KB/s.
Prime example: Sendspace.
[editline]20th March 2011[/editline]
And expect you to pay out the ass for anything decent or install a bloody toolbar that probably assimilates your browser.[/QUOTE]
Don't use shitty hosts.
[QUOTE=creec;28710028]Don't use shitty hosts.[/QUOTE]
the not shitty hosts have limits on how much you can upload without paying out of the ass
kinda sucks when you're trying to share a lot of photos
Dropbox?
It wasn't my choice.
I was just trying to find a long lost mod for an obscure Mech game.
[QUOTE=Shadaez;28710612]Dropbox?[/QUOTE]
Dropbox is pretty good. But if you have too much being downloaded from your account, it sometimes temporarily disables public downloads.
I host files on filefront.com all the time, and not ever have I had a slow download.
[QUOTE=BlackRazor88;28704058]But at any rate.. it serves no real purpose.[/QUOTE]
It's for impaired users. It definitely has a purpose.
