[QUOTE=garychencool;50727659]
I had a phone with a slide out keyboard. I never really ended up using it a whole lot. SwiftKey and the on screen keyboard benefits worked better for me and my thumbs weren't dead after taking a single sentence.[/QUOTE]
potatoes don't count gary
[QUOTE=lavacano;50726973]I actually did that to the local shopping mall a few days ago, since I had $5 in Google credit from the survey app. The way they were clustered together, it was basically unlimited Pokémon.[/QUOTE]
In Toronto, at the Harbourfront area near the Westin Hotel, is 5 pokestops nearby each other. You can basically hit them all standing still. People are stacking lures on all of them and you effectively get unlimited Pokemon to catch. It's basically one after another for hours and hours. There's a ton of people there now.
[QUOTE=Merijnwitje;50727555]So this is a thing that frustrates the hell out of me, while the theory should be simple: Is there a way to compress all the files in a folder individually?
So what I want for example is a folder with 10 .vtf files replaced with 10 .bz2 archives, so I can easily upload that shit to a fastdownload server. I've been looking around on Google the whole time but I couldn't find anything that worked. 7-Zip does have a command line but the specified commands simply don't work at all.[/QUOTE]
I made a powershell script for this. C:\Fraps is just a test, you can change it to whatever.
[code]$workingdirectory = "c:\Fraps" #directory to compress
$filelist = Get-ChildItem $workingdirectory #list files in directory
$7zip = 'C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe' #7z executable
foreach ($file in $filelist) #loop for each file
{
$archivename = $file.Name + '.bz2' #create archive name
& cd $workingdirectory #switch to directory to compress
$AllArgs = @('a', '-tbzip2', $archivename, $file.FullName) #create arguments for command
& $7zip $AllArgs #run 7zip command
}[/code]
[QUOTE=garychencool;50727756]In Toronto, at the Harbourfront area near the Westin Hotel, is 5 pokestops nearby each other. You can basically hit them all standing still. People are stacking lures on all of them and you effectively get unlimited Pokemon to catch. It's basically one after another for hours and hours. There's a ton of people there now.[/QUOTE]
Quit hogging all the bandwidth, I can't login.
[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;50727004]I'm making one for my meme factor device I'll show u later [img]http://www.msgweb.nl/emoticons/wink_smile.gif[/img][/QUOTE]
Step it up son, built-in physical from factory or bust.
[QUOTE=Van-man;50728277]Step it up son, built-in physical from factory or bust.[/QUOTE]
If he could find a 950 he'd buy it.
[QUOTE=Del91;50728258]Quit hogging all the bandwidth, I can't login.[/QUOTE]
All of Canada says, Sorry.
But for real tho, the servers seem to be working for me right now so it should work for you.
[QUOTE=Levelog;50728409]If he could find a 950 he'd buy it.[/QUOTE]
I know he's reached the level equivalent of stereotypical Apple collector.
I'm no longer so surprised he's supposedly poor.
[QUOTE=garychencool;50728415]All of Canada says, Sorry.
But for real tho, the servers seem to be working for me right now so it should work for you.[/QUOTE]
Not even 5 minutes later I was able to log back in :v:
I'm having a problem with my laptop's wireless card. Sometimes when booting my laptop, it reports the wifi card is not connected. So I'm thinking it's just a loose screw or something inside my laptop, but I have no way to confirm this.
What happens: My laptop reports code 45 on the network card, then when I turn it upside down and then reboot it (tried it two times, worked two times), it suddenly works again. The warranty is only valid for a bit more than a month (MSI warranty, but the shop I bought it at claims that the "average lifespan" of a laptop is 36 months, meaning that if it breaks under normal usage, I should get cheap or maybe even free repair). Should I just open it, see what's wrong, or send it back to MSI / the shpo I bought it at? I really don't want to miss my laptop for a few weeks as I heavily rely on it when it comes to work.
Still awaiting payment for this auction. He's got until tomorrow morning.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;50729041]Still awaiting payment for this auction. He's got until tomorrow morning.[/QUOTE]
If they bought it for a company sometimes it can take a couple days to get everything together in my experience.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;50729041]Still awaiting payment for this auction. He's got until tomorrow morning.[/QUOTE]
Don't forget that if he doesn't pay you can escalate the claim with Paypal. :eng101:
Oh speaking of ebay, had a guy buy an item and pay. Delivery was attempted thrice and it was sent back to me. He's not responding to any of my messages. Anyone know what I should do?
[QUOTE=Levelog;50729332]Oh speaking of ebay, had a guy buy an item and pay. Delivery was attempted thrice and it was sent back to me. He's not responding to any of my messages. Anyone know what I should do?[/QUOTE]
Wait until he can't dispute anymore, and then just sell it again.
[QUOTE=Cold;50729347]Wait until he can't dispute anymore, and then just sell it again.[/QUOTE]
What is that like 6 months now?
[QUOTE=Demache;50724956]That is incredibly depressing that its over 1000 miles away because I would totally buy that Focus in a heartbeat.[/QUOTE]
My first and only car is a first gen Focus ZX3, I love it.
[QUOTE=Levelog;50729383]What is that like 6 months now?[/QUOTE]
Apparently it is, I would just take the risk and sell earlier if you need to tho, nothing much to lose.
Worse case scenario you need to give him a partial refund, best case scenario you sell the product twice.
[QUOTE=Cold;50729493]Apparently it is, I would just take the risk tho, nothing much to lose.[/QUOTE]
Besides value but I guess its pure profit at that point. I'm sure in 6 months apple will have a new watch.
[QUOTE=Van-man;50728419]I know he's reached the level equivalent of stereotypical Apple collector.
I'm no longer so surprised he's supposedly poor.[/QUOTE]
don't bully
[QUOTE=pentium;50729316]Don't forget that if he doesn't pay you can escalate the claim with Paypal. :eng101:[/QUOTE]
Escalating a claim with paypal for a payment that was never made? I don't think you know how this work.
The most brt can do is open an Unpaid case and wait. If the buyer still doesn't pay, an unpaid strike is recorded on his eBay account for the next few months. That's about it.
[editline]17th July 2016[/editline]
Also brt, consider adding some buyer restrictions to your ebay listing. The one the rule that blocks anyone "Having received 2 unpaid item cases within 6 months" has effectively eliminated most of unpaid issues for me
[img]http://img1.r10.io/PIC/35982333/0/1/450/35982333.jpg[/img]
Just want to remind everyone that this was once a thing.
[QUOTE=pentium;50730053][img]http://img1.r10.io/PIC/35982333/0/1/450/35982333.jpg[/img]
Just want to remind everyone that this was once a thing.[/QUOTE]
what the fuck is that
By my guess, an adapter to put a laptop CPU into a desktop mobo
Why? Low power servers / terminals?
Socket 423 to socket 478 adapter.
[editline]asdas[/editline]
Don't forget your Hyperthreading adapter.
[img]http://img.tomshardware.com/us/2003/05/27/upgrading_to_hyper/intro_us.jpg[/img]
[img_thumb]http://i.imgur.com/jbnXBuO.jpg[/img_thumb]
I wonder either to what extent hook-up messages are automated on dating websites, or how much of an idiot someone is to put a picture of a pale white woman with a message that says "i'm a sexy black woman" manually.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;50729399]My first and only car is a first gen Focus ZX3, I love it.[/QUOTE]
Closest thing I found is a bright blue 01 zx3 3 door manual 150 miles away. Looked clean and had new tires. I would have preferred the five door too but beggars can't be choosers, I want a manual. Don't really have $2500 though.
But hey at least I know they exist.
[QUOTE=pentium;50730141]Socket 423 to socket 478 adapter.
[editline]asdas[/editline]
Don't forget your Hyperthreading adapter.
[img]http://img.tomshardware.com/us/2003/05/27/upgrading_to_hyper/intro_us.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
Now i'm REALLY lost
What exactly is it
[QUOTE=B!N4RY;50730703]Now i'm REALLY lost
What exactly is it[/QUOTE]
Certain motherboard chipsets didn't support P4 hyperthreading so it ended up being disabled. Fairly sure this was an artificial limitation. It looks like what this does is stops the motherboard from sending the signal to turn off SMT on the processor. There's 3 pins there that are wired to do something there.
