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@ DebianJoe An M1 Abrams has around 1500 HP, whereas a Formula One racer comes in a bit under 1000. Which is faster? The round coming out of the 105 mm L52 M68 rifled cannon (M1) that destroyed the F1 hahahahahaha And that isn't a fair comparison at all. An M1 weighs a couple of pounds more than an...

OK, I used 64 because ... I have a 64bit AMD Athlon x3. I did some searching and found a few things that really hit home. 64bit - graphics/scientific/mathematical/number crunching is best If not from what I see the difference is minimal and even a PAE kernel 'may' in some cases be slower in the 32bi...

OK, I'm the newbie noob here ... I've waited a couple of days ... and today I see the end .. about iceweasel. Is that a recommended wait as well? 23 Aug 13 | 00:54:04 ~ $ up [sudo] password for sector11: Get: 1 http://ftp.us.debian.org sid InRelease [204 kB] Hit http://www.deb-multimedia.org sid InR...

bones wrote:Ferdinand from siduction sounds off on the matter:

http://news.siduction.org/2013/08/ladie ... ting-deep/

Yea, no kidding, pick up on that "very interesting video-interview" ... eye opener!

Guess i need to pay more attention to the image threads. After looking at those images i cant decide which is my fav, i think maybe number 3, as it shows the internals. It is a modified version of: http://postimg.org/image/gtp84orux/ and since I don't like 'white' backgrounds I changed it to: http:...

mirix wrote:I see you have degraded me from Troll to Virgin. Both are inaccurate but Virgin is entirely inaccurate whereas Troll is only partially inaccurate XD

hahahahah better than my "Oyster-Slurper" - BTW, super with Lemon!

WOW! Just saw the screen shot of Beer! Takes me back to early DOS days!

I had a chance to have linux installed on my computer in the 90's by a friend that used it ... I really should have and today I kick myself in the ass when I think about it!

wuxmedia wrote:^ ? oh the plane, right, thought Section11 was a big ornithologist for a minute 8)

Should I do a low level pass over your house at 2000mph?

I have "THE" bird I'll have you know. :D

@ Titan - Oh I have posted a lot. I recently changed monitors and went from 1280x1024 to 1920x1080 so had to start over. I only have a dozen or so today. Some samples: http://postimg.org/image/7bkvqwgsp/ <-- night flight (art) with two SR-71's http://postimg.org/image/tosmdphqh/ <-- nice setting sun...

OK I don't think I worded that right ... I too used the "Expert Install". I was wondering about the part that this is more dangerous that a regular distro Live CD install. If I recall, it still uses gparted to select partitions and installs Grub in the same manner as a Live*. Just a thought.

[align=center] http://s20.postimg.org/j4mtphlop/2013_08_22_18_58_40_1920x1080_Sector11.jpg [/align] Mark Buck (Kaivalagi) created conkyForecast for conky, although no longer under development, it is still available on launchpad.net (Ubuntu) I've been using it since my Ubuntu/Xubuntu days and with De...

Hey jmad, fancy meeting you here.

I'll take mine on the rare side please. :D
{I saw pics of you at a BBQ} :=)

slixz85 wrote:Welcome Sector. Here you go man. I can't get enough.

YUMMY! Gracias!

@SexyThing11 Conky in cli-mode is actually pretty light, plus most WM statusbars can pipe conky-cli output without much hassle or memory penalty. Depending on output, a conky-cli for say, 10 variables piped to dzen2 could be lighter (memory wise) than piping the ouutput of 10 separate .sh scripts t...

that's cool, call the weather script only when you want, right, just b/c our schlong is useful we don't leave it hanging out all the time. hahahahahaha ... Yea you got that right. I'll find the right place and post it... it needs {cough} a bit of bloat though {cough} with conkyForecast: 22 Aug 13 |...

Please don't do this on a production machine, on your girlfriend's machine, or anywhere you can't bork. Breaking a netinstall is not bad -- it will teach you lots of things just installing a pre-built spin will not, but you don't want to break your main install today. Only one computer here, two of...

Okay, so I thought I'd figure out what some users must be doing: http://s13.postimg.org/5yvguyl9v/2013_08_18_184335_2048x768_scrot.jpg Cream+Xemacs+MC+running a dist-upgrade+moc+a scrot in urxvt+a game programmed in python+links2+xclock+screenfetch+htop....and I barely broke 400MB on a system that'...

not sure if this helps any, there are *no* keybd - or any other issues - using the CLI BBQinstaller (As root, obviously) OH! I'll add that to the list of things to do! Q: when using that as root ... is the user added to the sudoers (?) list? Something I'm not fussy about. My wife and I share the sa...

I've had the same problem with a couple of distro-hopping distros lately. Today I installed: linuxbbq-darkside64.iso (2013-05-27 20:38:23) and had a few problems. During the install I chose: English Canada - perfect 22 Aug 13 | 00:21:04 ~ $ locale LANG=en_CA.UTF-8 LANGUAGE= LC_CTYPE="en_CA.UTF-...

wuxmedia wrote:"a mixture of several things in no particular order"
sounds like my approach to hot sauces and linuxing 8)

PS looks like the place for a BBQ meat-up!

Yup, that it does, and seats/serves over 1000 at a time.