Genius Detectives Needed 4 dis pic!

[So-Smart-s0-Dumb]

What can I infer from this image?

[Minion777]

Its a picture of a desktop.

[TripleDK]

You didn't like Halo enough to buy the full game...

[Uzzaman]

At 4/29/10 03:20 PM, So-Smart-s0-Dumb wrote: What can I infer from this image?

That someone (you?) is hiding porn.

[DarkBlade22]

that they don't have yahoo messanger D8, ~sniffle~

[Uchumaru08]

You're too poor to buy stuff, so you have to torrent it. Loser.

[SirWolfy]

You use bitTorrent because you are poor.

[So-Smart-s0-Dumb]

At 4/29/10 03:25 PM, TripleDK wrote: You didn't like Halo enough to buy the full game...

You're the closest, but still far, I happen to enjoy the trial more than the real thing and I only barely like Halo 3 more than Halo Trial, and sometimes I like halo trial more.

Wouldn't it be more intelligent to judge me by my desktop picture than the programs I have? I could be sharing my computer with others.

[Raab]

Quick observations...

The screen capture tells us:
(Operating System-Windows Vista)
At least its not a Mac.

(iTunes shortcut)
One or more users of the PC owns either an Apple iPod or iPhone, or is foolishly utilizing the software solely for music.
->->-> There are more-than-likely several MP3's stored somewhere on a local HDD.
Bonjour, Quicktime, Several browser extensions, and Several running processes are on the system.

(Desktop Manager shortcut)
A user of the PC definitely owns a Blackberry [Which would lean the above away from iPhone]

(AIM6 shortcut)(Windows Live Messenger shortcut)
A user (or multiple users) of the PC use messaging programs to communicate with individuals over the internet. IM-ing is typical of someone under the age of 18, and tends to taper off shortly after the age of 18. Also typical in internet nerds.
->->-> Installation of AIM6 over alternatives also bundles in unwanted AOL running processes, [Showing a distinct lack of computer knowledge].

(Google Chrome shortcut)
Someone using the PC made the decision to install a superior internet browser on the system and removed (at least the shortcut for) Internet Explorer.

(BitTorrent shortcut)
Someone using the PC is more than aware of torrenting & its capabilities. [Showing a small amount of computer knowledge]

(Halo Trial shortcut)(Desktop Background)
Someone using the PC is a child or a complete fucking douchebag, and is not afraid to profess his infatuation with it by sharing a screen-shot.

(software choices vs taste in videogames)
Either:
More than one person uses this PC. I would assume two of those users would be a young teen and his/her older sibling. or... It is used solely by a nerdy, under-aged, individual-- who is not quite as knowledgeable in computers as he/she would like to think.