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CommieGIR posted:...what? Its a DEC/HP system. Dave Cutler wrote VMS originally and that's where Windows NT kernel came from when he went to Microsoft. The 3.1/3.5 kernels basically are VMS with some principles of OS/2 thrown in. Not many know that some VMS applications would run quite fine on 3.1 and 3.5, moreso on the Alpha platform. A lot of that design principle and even some code still survive in the latest NT kernel. Hence the "joke" 
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Jan 15, 2015 21:57
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I hope the part about microfortnights is no longer present at least.
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Jan 15, 2015 21:58
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kastein posted:I hope the part about microfortnights is no longer present at least. poo poo dude that is like threekernelpanics and
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Jan 15, 2015 22:02
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cursedshitbox posted:See his avatar, and reread this, dicklicks. I do that with every one of his posts. Now I can't tell if sage advice or being snarky.. Probably a bit of both columns. Motronic posted:In that case, you're now sterile. Whatevs.. I already got that taken care of after #2 anyway now it's jizz ahoy!
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Jan 15, 2015 22:05
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keykey posted:now it's jizz ahoy! So- no need for those Wagons, right? GIMME GIMME GIMME! 
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Jan 15, 2015 22:13
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West SAAB Story posted:So- no need for those Wagons, right? Sorry dude'r, already sold the 9-5 wagon like 9 months ago.. But not before letting my son take it for a test drive in the pasture which lasted 2 minutes because he was making me sick in the passenger seat doing perpetual left turns. It was in that moment I found out he was not born a natural ambiturner. On the plus side, he now knows everything he needs to know about driving in NASCAR.
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Jan 15, 2015 22:24
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goddammit gimme your spare parts then gently caress DALEjr! NOooooooooooooo!
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Jan 15, 2015 22:30
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CommieGIR posted:I need a welder so bad Me, too, brother. Even took metal shop in high school, so I mostly know what I'm doing. I can even weld with a gas rig. Which is another, what?, 50 miles from me. I'm in the mid-cities, so Denton is not terribly convenient, I'm afraid. Thanks, though. I have a garage, so it's not that bad, but I would really love access to a lift when I need it. Thinking about building one of those tilting ramp setups to get the car off the ground, but I need a welder, first (see above.) Rhyno posted:#beardpride No one commented on the Oregon Trail shirt? Fucknag posted:but i only grow a beard because i hate my loving face so i want to hide it as much as possible. This. I shaved my beard off for New Years for the first time in a decade, because why the hell not? I look like a baby-faced doofus (more than usual anyway.) Goatee is coming back. My chin was COLD. T1g4h posted:This winter is the first time i've ever grown a proper beard, i'm finding I actually like how I look with a beard way more than I do cleanshaven. And this, too. some texas redneck posted:Nailed it. He gets shots once a month, and turns into a gigantic rear end in a top hat for about 2 weeks, then the next 2 weeks he just sleeps when he's off work. I'm all for most aspects of modern medicine, but "Low T" treatment has gotten out of control. There's so many lawsuits popping up over it causing heart attacks and such; I know half of it is ambulance chasers, but he has serious roid rage for at least a week after his shot. Yeah, I keep wondering about that low-T crap, and all the advertisements for it. That and Viagra/ED. Um, duh? It's called old age. It's nature's way of saying it's time to slow down and stop procreating, idiot. I wonder about guys who think that their entire being and worth is contained in and defined by their dicks. Then I remember: oh, right, we're guys. we think with it. If it doesn't work, we're not thinking, right? There may have been some sarcasm there in that last bit. To be fair, I have neither problem as far as I know, so my viewpoint is skewed. kastein posted:I'm hoping to be debt free by the end of the year and my bank balance hit 5 figures (barely) for the first time since 2012. I'm going to have to live lean to pull that off but I'll be damned if I don't kick the poo poo out of this. Technically I have 5 figures in savings, but it's all IRAs and other retirement funds, not cash accounts. My actual bills vs. bank account is pretty much paycheck to paycheck. As the man said: I got both ends meetin' in the middle, but I can't seem to get 'em tied. It doesn't help that I can't seem to convince my wife to live lean for a while to get it all sorted. She's not a spend-thrift, but she's not particularly frugal, either. BrokenKnucklez posted:Also, the whole working with your hands is generally disdained upon any more. Funny. You'd think they'd realize how vital a plumber is when you don't have water or sewage for a while. We can live without lawyers, brokers, and bankers, but a guy who knows how to get your water and sanitation working? Nope. But no, it's a dirty-hands job, so obviously any monkey can do it. Entitled fuckers. My dad's a mechanical engineer, but he actual worked in a machine shop while in college (unlike a lot of so-called MEs he's worked with), and was born and raised on a small farm. I learned from him to fear no labor. We've pulled and overhauled engines, suspensions, etc., built sheds and additions, fixed plumbing and electrical, plowed, planted and harvested fields, pretty much whatever needs to be done, and I'm proud of that! I'd love to be wealthy, but not if I couldn't work with my hands and poo poo any more. Seat Safety Switch posted:It's weird explaining what I do in my spare time, even. I wouldn't be surprised if it's cost me interviews in the past. Well, poo poo. I never thought of that. Better stick to telling them I play video games and watch football as hobbies. Cage posted:My dad got laid off until March, so today hes going to a hobby shop to maybe start building model cars again. I have an entire shelving unit of model car kits, parts and sci-fi kits that I bought back when I was still building, and never got around to. The internet distracted me for the last 2 decades. I'm now thinking about selling most of the kits as vintage, because I don't seriously believe I will ever build them. I will likely be blind and shaky-handed by the time I actually have time to do so, unless I mostly give up the internet and video games. And a lot of the cars I bought at the time, I no longer like, anyway. West SAAB Story posted:Which of these will work on my Amiga 1200? What about my Apple IIe? Or my Sinclair ZX80 (1 KB RAM!)? If we need something more powerful, I've got the Mac SE, with an external 20 MB hard drive! I would offer up the TI 99/4A, but dad sold that years ago, and it didn't have the expansion chassis anyway. Oh holy crap this post got away from me. Oh, well.
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Jan 15, 2015 22:44
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Motronic posted:
CK20 and a home made cooler using a old Procon pump, power steering cooler, 120v Muffin fan, and a SS baking dish. Works awesome. 
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Jan 15, 2015 22:45
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Darchangel posted:I have an entire shelving unit of model car kits, parts and sci-fi kits that I bought back when I was still building, and never got around to. The internet distracted me for the last 2 decades.
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Jan 15, 2015 22:52
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Darchangel posted:I wonder about guys who think that their entire being and worth is contained in and defined by their dicks. Then I remember: oh, right, we're guys. we think with it. If it doesn't work, we're not thinking, right?  drat skippy.
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Jan 15, 2015 22:57
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Darchangel posted:Funny. You'd think they'd realize how vital a plumber is when you don't have water or sewage for a while. We can live without lawyers, brokers, and bankers, but a guy who knows how to get your water and sanitation working? Nope. But no, it's a dirty-hands job, so obviously any monkey can do it. Entitled fuckers. My dad's a mechanical engineer, but he actual worked in a machine shop while in college (unlike a lot of so-called MEs he's worked with), and was born and raised on a small farm. I learned from him to fear no labor. We've pulled and overhauled engines, suspensions, etc., built sheds and additions, fixed plumbing and electrical, plowed, planted and harvested fields, pretty much whatever needs to be done, and I'm proud of that! I'd love to be wealthy, but not if I couldn't work with my hands and poo poo any more. Agreed. Hell, I'll be damned if I don't eventually learn how to fix or build everything, whether it makes people think I'm some dirty mechanic or not.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:00
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Not to sound  , but too many people lack an understanding of the value of physical labour. To actually do something.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:03
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the spyder posted:CK20 and a home made cooler using a old Procon pump, power steering cooler, 120v Muffin fan, and a SS baking dish. Works awesome. Hell yeah. Awesome. That's what I'm talking about. Gonna need to cobble one of those together at some point. I have a 944 AC condenser that would be perfect for the job, and I'm sure I have an extra Taco pump around here intended as a spare for my radiant heat.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:09
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West SAAB Story posted:Which of these will work on my Amiga 1200?
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Jan 15, 2015 23:13
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The new chat is good for one thing -- makes it easy to see that Viggen has 54 posts in 4 hours. I guess his trip is over.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:15
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No thats when he posts the most.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:18
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cursedshitbox posted:No thats when he posts the most. Not when driving (unless in the Ferd). Just trying to pick up the slack. I knew you missed me. meatpimp posted:The new chat is good for one thing -- makes it easy to see that Viggen has 54 posts in 4 hours. I guess his trip is over. Never knew that you had some bizarre way to figure this out. Or, you know, that you cared that much.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:19
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Not that kind of trip. 
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Jan 15, 2015 23:21
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cursedshitbox posted:Not that kind of trip. You can't smoke the resin of (not yet) dead relatives.. as far as I know. However, you look like a brown person. Perhaps you can elucidate. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Jan 15, 2015 23:25
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BrokenKnucklez posted:You can't fix a sewer main or fix an electrical panel with labor saving. It still requires a person to go out, dig up the poo poo, and physically cut out the old pipe and repair it. And yes, we don't have the massive amount of people that it takes to fix a road but it still takes quite an army of men. Between the transportation of materials, workers to run the machines and so on. What? Yes you can. It takes far less labor hours to fix poo poo like that because of useful time saving devices and technological advancement that makes replacing water mains and grading roads and other things way way easier. Like seriously, the entire history of technological advancement thus far has been to do poo poo with less labor time, which either means that the same number of people do the same amount of work in less hours, or less people do the same amount of work with the same amount of hours.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:38
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West SAAB Story posted:Never knew that you had some bizarre way to figure this out. Or, you know, that you cared that much. New search system... it goes like this: a) notice that Viggen is all of a sudden posting in every active thread. b) sigh and recognize that Viggen is back. c) notice that, wait a second, Viggen is posting in EVERY active thread. d) click on "Post History" and click back through FIVE PAGES of posts to get back to noon, today. e) sigh, again.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:39
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You missed the suicide checkbox, obviously.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:40
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West SAAB Story posted:You missed the suicide checkbox, obviously. I'd have to care for that.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:42
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You two just NEED TO loving gently caress ALREADY. GODDAMN.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:42
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Well thank goodness for that.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:49
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 He dropped me a PM wondering if he was gonna get the hammer for that. welp. aint care, thought his comment was funny.
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Jan 15, 2015 23:53
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Every time I think I'm posting to much, all I have to do is remember Viggen and I realize I'm okay. The Suntrust loan officer I spoke to was not encouraging about the condition of the house I'm looking at. Apparently responsible banks are not into the idea of financing a home loan on a place that may need all of the porches ripped off the outside of the house. well duh, but it's only fifty grand, come off of it you pricks, let's sign a seven year loan and be done with it. WHERE IS MY PREDATORY AMERICAN LENDING. In order of worry: There's an odd bump in the floor of the living room, soggy ceiling in the second bathroom (I wasn't able to get into the attic to check for leaks but it wasn't wet; looked like old water damage), and the aforementioned porches, the place looks like I could have it back to 80% in a year. I wonder what USAA is going to say.
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hahahaha, yeah, banks don't like that. Also it will not take a year, remember that by the time you see visible water damage, there is some really nasty structural rot taking place normally. I estimated I'd be done with my place and it'd be conventionally habitable by Christmas 2010. Or was it 2011? I can't remember. Look into FHA loans.
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Jan 16, 2015 00:17
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Powershift posted:Heads up: Civilization beyond earth and saints row the fourth are both have free weekends on steam. Civ Beyond Earth is hot garbage.
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Jan 16, 2015 00:19
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Cage posted:I know what you mean. I bought a mustang kit that looks like my car but was pretty overwhelmed with the amount of pieces you have to put together. Plus all the paints you have to buy at once if you're just starting out. Oh, I've got all the tools and paints and stuff, collected in my junior-high and high-school years building, though I bet a good chunk of my Testor's have dried up. I'm not daunted by the complexity, particularly, it's just that I almost can't do a quicky build. I NEED to paint and detail at least the kit detail, not to mention the aftermarket stuff available for some of the kits. I have a '66 Olds 442 kit that I also have the aftermarket photoetched detail set for. That one I will probably keep, as well as my vintage RX-7 kits. I should at least finish my JoHan '70 442 kit, with added aftermarket W-25 OAI hood, and a Revell (I think) '69 Hurst/Olds chassis and drivetrain (much better detail.) See? It's a disease, much like building full-sized cars, though the costs are a little less. cursedshitbox posted:
You may be an exception. kastein posted:Agreed. Hell, I'll be damned if I don't eventually learn how to fix or build everything, whether it makes people think I'm some dirty mechanic or not. When the apocalypse comes, we will be kings. No one else will know how to make things work.
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Jan 16, 2015 00:23
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kastein posted:Look into FHA loans. Our VA Home Loan fell through with the first bank we tried, and we were about to spring for an FHA home loan before the second bank we pinged indicated they were willing to work with us on our VA Home Loan. FHA Home Loans are pretty easy IMHO
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Jan 16, 2015 00:24
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kastein posted:...remember that by the time you see visible water damage, there is some really nasty structural rot taking place normally. The only "rot" I saw was the cheap wooden siding at the base of the exterior walls. The underlying wood is solid and I couldn't carve anything out with my knife. Even the porch decking is not rotted, just 30 years old and sun-baked to the brittleness of plastic (1986 house). This was just the bathroom ceiling. It probably needed to be replaced 10 years ago. Hell, when I was a kid my dad had to replace the bathroom ceiling because we kids thought it was hilarious to squirt water on to the ceiling and watch it drip off  The roof ain't leaking; I got some more data on the house and the (reputable; they did my grandparents house back in the 1980s and it STILL doesn't leak) roofing company stated it was a 20-year roof put on in 2004. I walked around on it and it had no give, even with my 270lb lard rear end up there. I inspected the roofing over the bathroom with the damage as well, solid. The realtor is going to talk with the bank selling the property to see what kind of deal we can work out about satisfying my bank's home inspector.
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Jan 16, 2015 00:39
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Fonts? I'm using Stylish. Nothing changes for me.
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Jan 16, 2015 00:43
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I really need to stop trying to fly my Blade 120 in breezy weather. That's the second rotor blade i've snapped in the span of about a month. This r/c heli might end up costing me more than my car does at this rate
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Jan 16, 2015 00:45
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I've got a stylesheet that makes everything look like it did before they changed the poo poo last year because I hate change in all forms
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Jan 16, 2015 00:45
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Made through a whole week of jury duty without getting called in. That's a first. Yay for small courthouses and january/MLK downtime??? 
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Jan 16, 2015 02:08
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Got an email from my aunt Tuesday telling me that my grandfather was going to visit her in az, and she asked if I'd go with him. So I'm in Scottsdale right now sitting outside in shorts drinking stone 2-14-15 ipa.
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What up shorts buddy  Not with you on the IPA however, that poo poo is horrible.
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