Well actually, If you base this off of M3, then no, there isn't that much money in the US.

At 7/15/09 04:42 PM, Fim wrote: I don't think there's even that much money in the world :P

Yes... there is that much money in the world (presumably)

Seeing as money is relative to the value put in it and the currency exchange rates, it's hard to tell how much "money" is in the world anyways. Sooo... if the dollar spontaneously became worth 1 millionth of its current value relative to the global market or something, then yes.

And also, if you count asset values and commodities as money, then definately yes.

At 7/15/09 03:08 PM, dema-the-hedgehog wrote: Nothing i dont own a computer!

Laptop bitches!

Too bad that laptop is short for laptop computer. Computer doesn't mean desktop by default.

And I would leave my old one out so that you can break that instead, then sue and/or get you arrested for property damage, breaking & entering, (etc.) and then build a new one. Dunno what I would do with my current one though, I only got it like 6 months ago.

Free donuts, yum. I don't get why you would leave them on the pavement though; if they were in a garbage bag and even IF you were done with them, give them to someone who wants them. Otherwise you're just as good as Dunkin Donuts.

Or you could just save them for later

So...MANY....thing wrong with this.

1. Why did you even use Finally Fast? Everything they do with it is FREE as long as you can type something into the search bar in google.

2. I sincerely doubt that a commercial product like that would actually give you a virus, otherwise the thousands of other people who got it before you would have complained and the company would have been shut down. If you did get a virus, it was probably just coincidental.

2a.If you have any brand of Norton virus software, it probably said it was a virus even though it wasn't. Norton protects your computer by sucking all the freedom and all of the access of your programs. (IT SUCKS)

ONTO THE PHONE CONVERSATION

3. If he actually called you back and threatened you with the cops, that is such an empty threat that it is laughable. Most likely he's in a different STATE. I sincerely doubt that he would take the time (or be smart enough) to do a phone number to address lookup, and then call the cops by the department number (911 will only connect to the local police department) and then tell them "Oh No! Someone just said 'Fuck you' to me over the phone!!!!!"

3a. If you used a cell phone, it is impossible for a standard Finally Fast employee to locate you.

4. If anything you should have laughed at him and then star 69'd him over and over again.

At 7/3/09 09:36 AM, wildface098 wrote: Dude, don't be a fag and just draw the crcle. why the fuck does it have to be perfect? Nothing is really perfect on this dead-bound planet... just fucking draw a circle and get it over with.

Seriously, what he said. Unless you're not actually drawing a circle and you're actually trying to do something else, an explanation of what it's for would help.

At 7/2/09 02:07 PM, GeneralGezuz wrote: dude samurai jack was the last good cartoon, i agree that chowder and flapjack will be missed but they were no where near the caliber of the good cartoons, i liked flapjack ill miss it:(but maybe they will have some better cartoons

Samurai Jack was an amazing show: a bit weird at times, hilariously funny at others, but my main problem is that after a while you couldn't figure out what order the episodes came in, because Cartoon Network started showing new episodes the same time as the old ones. Then the story line didn't make sense and people stopped watching it.

Wow, I miss Ed, Edd, and Eddy. Yea the good cartoons are pretty much dead now.

I miss the early episodes too. The later ones just got progressively worse and less funny. Actually Ed, Edd, 'n Eddy was the longest running show that Cartoon Network has ever aired. They stopped airing the show after about 9 or 10 years, which was longer than any other show they've had (as far as I know).

For late teens and up, I love Metalocalypse. That show is crazy funny.

My GPU supports up to 2560 x 1600, but sadly my old monitor will only handle 1280 x 1024.

In other words, 1280 x 1024. (Monitors are expensive / I don't have a lot of cash on hand)

People who walk slow and side by side iwth friends in the hallways and are completely oblivious that you are trying to get by and/or that you're going to be late.

Ok, I found a code that works:

Dim WshShell
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

WshShell.RegWrite "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows Nt\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Cachedlogonsc ount", 0

The only problem is that the access is denied, which is the same problem that I had in the first place.

Thanks. I was somewhat aware that you could use VB to do it, it's just that I don't know anything about VB and it isn't necessary for me to learn about it right now (I got enough to worry about).

Oh well, I guess I just have to tweak around with it.

I am trying to make a batch that will edit the cachedlogonscount file and set the value to 0, so that when someone logs off on a network computer the username of the last person logged on doesn't show up.

I have tried typing in:

Reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Wi ndows Nt\CurrentVersion\Winlogon /v cachedlogonscount /d 0 /f

But it says there is syntax error. I tried removin the space in "Windows Nt" And it said that access is denied. That's good, because then it just means its an issue of file permissions. But won't removing the space change the file path to a different hive?

If anyone could provide me with a script that would change the value of the entry to 0 without having to have administrator privilages, or even perhaps using "runas" for admin, it would be very helpful.

This is what you get from abused children that were only allowed to watch 80s cartoons while they weren't being beaten. Seriously, you don't need to dress up in spandex and roam around in DAYLIGHT in order to be helpful. Just do that without the costume, and GET A JOB. Seriously.

Wow, this is why you don't post things like this in the forums. It's even more hilarious when the mods are making fun of the guy.

I don't want to get in too much trouble because if my school IT assistant finds out I'm screwing with settings, you get banned from all computers for a minimum of a full school year (and all your teachers are informed of this).

So, all I'm doing right now is using taskkill and messenger on people near me, because the school is filled with people who don't know anything but how to get onto youtube. I would use remote shutdown, but it's admin only and "net localgroup ... administrators /add" and "regini" commands don't work either.

I was bored and I was playing around with other people's computer's using the CMD on the network at school. I wanted to know, what's the worst thing that you've done on a computer network at home, school, work, etc, to screw with someone else?

At 4/22/09 03:46 PM, Strength wrote: The Earth has been doing fine for 4.6 billion years. I think it'll fine for a little while longer.

So, you're saying living though several Ice ages, the KT asteriod impact, and major volcanic eruptions are "fine"?

I plan to do nothing more than I usually do.

It doesn't necessarily look like anything. If you tell someone that something looks like another object, they will try to compare the something to the other object rather than trying to see what it looks like normally. It's maybe a humanoid shadow, but it doesn't look like much. You could say that it looks like any numer of things.

Technically, own is defined as "to mantain control over", so I guess as long as we controlled all of the actions occurring there, then yes, we would "own" it.

Insanely odd story, and by that I mean both the story on the wikipedia page and how that it was only online for a few minutes before getting changes by teh same guy.

They're real, there's no doubting that. The art portal seems like a good idea, but the lit portal will probably get filled up with more crap than the flash portal.

Hit it with __________.

A. A sack of pennies
B. A shoe
C. A moltov cocktail
D. All of the above

PROBLEM SOLVED.

1, 2, 3: Nihilism, lol

Serious Answers:
1. As a Christian, I do believe that there is some form of an afterlife; however, I don't know any of what it could be.

2. The goal of humanity is what the perceptual concensus of the entire race is, meaning that humanity establishes its own goals. Each person has his own thoughts, and when their thoughts are spread to and accepted by the whole, then the goals of humanity change. For example, while the goals of humans today might be to get a good education, get a good job, and get married and have kids, a caveman might have just a goal to reproduce and live.

3. I believe in a blending of the big bang and Genesis references. The Earth wasn't created in 6 days; the six days are merely a symbolism for an unspecified amount of time. Plus, it simply states that "
In the beginning, there was darkness..." Therefore, this could have mean that God caused the events that led to the creation of the Sun, and then an unspecified amount of time later he caused the events that caused the creation of the Earth. All in all, I believe that God acts more subtly, and in a way that science can't detect because science is based on evidence from an experiment that can be proved. However, if God knows that he's being tested and somehow doesn't reveal himself, then no evidence is found.

Your welcome for the help. That's the unfortunate thing about computers: they get outdataed relatively quickly.

A memory upgrade could be cheaper, but you'd have to look into how much you'd be saving with either way.

Oh, well if you have Vista, I would recommend reinstalling XP or maybe Ubuntu. Even though Vista looks better and has more features, XP's operating system requires much less memory to run than Vista's, and therefore gives you more memory to run programs.

Oof. 697 recommended? That means you have a pretty old computer, I'd guess about 5 to 6 years, or a 3 year old computer if it was cheap.

It's definately time to get a new computer. But until then, don't incrase the paging file, 1024 MB is good enough for right now. Run a system defragmentation if you haven't already. And get a free system registry. This one works pretty well for me (I've had it for 2 months, so I'm pretty sure it's virus-free).

How to run a system defragmentation (It can take up to several hours, so I would run it overnight)

1. Open control panel
2. Click on System and Maintenence
3. Click on Performance and information tools
4. Click on advanced tools (in the sidebar)
5. Click on open disk defragmenter
6. Click on "select volumes", and make sure everything is selected, then hit OK.
7. click the "defragment now" button
8. Wait several hours until it's finished.

Increase the size of your paging file:

This is for vista, because that's what I'm running. XP should have somewhat similar pathway to do it, so this might work for XP too.

1. Right click on my computer, click on "properties"
2. Click on "advanced system settings" on the sidebar
3. Click on the "advanced" tab
4. Click on the "settings..." button under "Performance'
5. Click on the "advanced tab"
6. Make sure the radio button for processor scheduling is selected for "Programs", then click on the "change..." button for virtual memory
7. At the bottom, It says on how much the current paging file is, what the recommended is. If your paging file is less than the reccommended, then type in that number into the "maximum size (MB)" box. If your memory is the recommended amount, you can still increase it. HOWEVER, don't increase it to more than about 20% of the recommended amount, otherwise it will actually not help the computer.
8. Hit the set button.
9. Keep hitting the OK button for all the menus.

OTHER WAYS THAT COULD HELP:

Run the computer Defrag
Run a virus scan
Get a free system registry cleaner from online; I use "AML Free Registry Cleaner" and it works pretty well

:At 4/18/09 05:56 PM, Shreddy wrote:

im sorry WHAT? can you write flowing lines that actually make sense and mean something?

didnt think so...

That's the thing, most of the time it doesn't make sense, or at least not anything that I can relate to.

At 4/18/09 05:46 PM, Barry-Fanilow wrote: "good rap" is an oxymoron

Finally, someone who understands me. I think that most rap is trash, its just adding words to a beat. There are maybe 2 to 3 decent rap songs I can think of off the top of my head.