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Computing / Re: The "Post Your Desktop" Thread

« on: July 01, 2008, 11:06:38 PM »

Fuck desktop icons.

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Introductions / Re: Sup Kids!

« on: July 01, 2008, 08:51:00 PM »

Friend

His name is Tom; all I really know about him is that he goes to some other college and comes down to our apartment every now and then to smoke weed.  I'll ask him what his name was next time he wanders by.

Lovin'

My favorite kind of forum 

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Random Chat / Re: Drugs, Alcohol, etc.

« on: July 01, 2008, 03:58:44 PM »

Bowls

Nice coffin.  Though I only have three myself, my favorite is an apple pipe:
http://www.smokingwithstyle.com/applepipe.htm
 which makes everything taste like apples for an hour (or so it seems )

49

Gaming / Re: watcha playin'

« on: July 01, 2008, 03:51:25 PM »

playing diablo

not diablo 2, diablo

A man who stands by his beliefs. Also DIII is going to rock my socks.

Here's a list of games I rock:

COD4 (just got rank General)
TF2 (Demoman, Heavy, Scout, Engineer)
WoW (Servers:Alliance Durotan, Horde Shattered hand)
EvE Online-- Because it's slow-paced so I can play it while laying on my bed reading a book
Counter-Strike
Starcraft (though not as much as the above listed)

So yea, I'm pretty much the most badass person I know

50

Computing / Re: why my gay code not work

« on: July 01, 2008, 03:40:33 PM »

OK, this is going to be long...  From my HTML/CSS experience, I'd say forget the ul.nav class bull.  Try this out:

#nav,  #nav ul {
 //Preferences for all lists here IE:spacing etc
}

#nav li{
 //preferences for the actual list items here IE:color
}

#nav li:hover  #nav ul:hover {
 //For when you hover over the item
}



So... your html code should look something like this:

<div id="nav">
 <li> item
  <ul> item </ul>
  <ul> item </ul>
 </li>
</div>

But, as said before, :hover doesn't work in IE.  For that you'd be better working with javascript (which is the tag language equivalent to trying to ride a bull).  Tell me how that works out for you, getting kinda tired but I'm pretty sure it'll work.

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Computing / Re: Bittorrent is broken. Halp. (serious problem)

« on: July 01, 2008, 03:06:59 PM »

Here's the deal: Every single bit torrent client I use fails immediately. The error message I'm receiving in uTorrent is "An Invalid Argument was Supplied".

I'm pretty sure your problem is in your tracker, which is separate from the torrent client (which would be why the different clients you've tried had the same error).  The tracker is meant to keep the different pieces of the torrents you are trying to download in order. 

http://thebeehive.info/?p=tlist

Is a list of different ones you can try.  Good luck, hope this helped.

52

Computing / Re: Hello, C++.

« on: July 01, 2008, 02:46:59 PM »

s.net community project for programming going

In.  I've been working with C++ now for about a year and I've gotten decent at it. 

I can help you if you have any questions regarding the language.  Also, what are you learning from and what languages do you know?  I find reference books are the way to go if you can get around most of them being written in the early 90's, thereby requiring a cd-rom that never seems to help.

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Introductions / Sup Kids!

« on: July 01, 2008, 02:22:28 PM »

Heard about this site from an old friend, but I don't think he comes round any more.

In any case, he said you were the coolest nerds he'd ever met .  So I'm into forums, irc, art, coding, mathematics, physics, sweet lovin', parallel structure and all things nerdy.  Let me be the first to welcome myself to your defaultly purple community!