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^ (pg2 of GekkoP post) lol - has any1 seen 'battle royale'? - what a load of bollocks . . . hasn't stopped me re-downloading for a second look tho ;)

You can find lots of interesting stuff - some new, some old - on OneThingWell . I'm sure most of you know about that site/blog already. Was reminded of mpv today; https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv I'm already using it on OS X (Homebrew) since March, and it's also in the AUR. Don't think it's landed...

Thanks guys :)

@slob - you are the reason for my being here tbh. Your fantastic openbox themes steered me away from bloat a few years ago.

No wm! . . . I couldn't be arsed typing 'offensive little group'

Yay me! Thank you guys :D Wasn't sure if anyone would notice ;)

An aside and slightly off-topic . . . am proud to be a member of this O.L.G.

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uhnnn . . . what?

:( you can almost string the lot together in a reasonably intelligible sentence . . .

. . . and because I can't be bothered going to the utube thread . . . yeah that's really disturbing dj

uhnnn . . . what?

Posting from Bakewell on the nx6125 . . . very nice. Went with towo 3-7-7 kernel, 3-12-6 too busy. (towo busy :D \oo/) 11.7s boot :/.

Here's my hp nx6125 (manufactured about 2005). This is running Trollinger, Siduction Firestarter XFCE (seen running upgrade in pix), and SolusOS. SolusOS is getting replaced with . . . you guessed it . . . the fabulous Bakewell later today. Specs: CPU AMD Turion 64 ML-40, 2G ram, radeon x200 graphic...

i like this cobra sh%t

https://www.google.co.nz/search?q=Zdzis ... ch&imgdii=_

:( ffs rho :(((((((((((((( didn't think of being ashamed of not knowing my art history 'til you mentioned it . . .

@rho - thanks for clarifying the cobra thing. I am an uncivilised, uncouth colonial who doesn't know stuff like that . . . It's Sunday and I'm at work today . . . On the right is my dell inspiron 15r laptop - pretty crap laptop to be honest but was free - not working when I got it. i5 M480 processor...

It's been a while since I checked that out. Good reminder . . . thanks mb and the brothers @ siduction.

i got 5 of those HP DC series machines at home. oh no, four, gave one of them away to my friend. they are nice indeed. @gurtid: nice Cobra artwork on your wall i see ;) You can pick the DCs up pretty cheap/free here and they're a reasonably robust machine . . . certainly great bang for buck for my ...

@wux - those are Allen Bradley plc racks containing various AB processors, modules etc

Yeah, I like the dc series too pids. I have a bunch of harddrives at work I swap in and out of work pcs when I have an opportunity to have a play. Here's a dc7800 running Bakewell, Manjaro-box, elementary, Lubuntu 13.10, Ubuntu 13.10 and Pear 8. Also A coupla more pix from work. A bunch of dc7800s, ...

This is a shitty ph camera picture of one of my desktop machines. This is Vivian sitting next to the desk on the floor (actually it's Vivians clone/replacement after the original vivian was donated to a better cause). The desk is made of nz kauri and the chair is made of english oak. The polished fl...

i prefer to use bakewell on pretty much everything now. Still have OS's on other partitions but don't use them.

Thank you for your kind words guys. It's mb who's the genius of course, and you forum members for your tips.

Mmmm . . . that is pretty quick isn't it? That's a standard mechanical drive too . . . better check I didn't inadvertantly stop something by mistake ;)