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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
March 2000?!
A heavy cache, that sounds really bad to me :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Yes I was just about to try it and then I realised I already had an app to do cache clearing for me, and I have not run it in such a long time, literally about 6months+, so I decided to run it:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
Attachment 101835
And guess what? You were absolutely right! My whole system was being dragged down by a clogged up system cache just like you said! I can't thank you enough for suggesting that to me, and I can even run it on startup and avoid getting dragged down in the future. I am so happy! =D Rep +++
CLEANING COMPLETE - (8.078 secs)
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77.4 MB removed
77.4MB!!!
Next -> to defrag my machine!
Now I am defragged and optimized (an extra feature I found), now that's what I am talking abt! =D
I think it was more of a chicane, although now my system is running faster than it has been for a long time! XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
I read cocaine!Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Rofl....welcome back Witis....There was some speculation.........Glad you're not a total numb-skull ;).
Hey, has anybody used XML as a login file? I'm thinking about replacing my small data management program that uses MS Access as the database with XML. Any failures I should be aware of?
Don't worry, I burnt a match and waved it around a bit afterwards. =)Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
Yes, back from my tune up, my system is purring happily now, thank you very much! =DQuote:
Originally Posted by Niya
All good I hope ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
With advice like that I couldn't lose! =)Quote:
Originally Posted by Niya
History post-> The English Barings Bank, the personal bank to The Queen of England, together "With Hope & Co of Amsterdam, issued US$11.25 million bonds to finance the USA's purchase of the Territory of Louisiana from France" in 1803. source: http://www.baringarchive.org.uk/feat...ions/timeline/
Also does anyone know if :duck: is a baby duck or a chicken?
Adult ducks:
http://www.freewebs.com/rlcollins/white%20camp.JPG
Baby Chicken:
http://www.opposingviews.com/sites/o...mage/chick.jpg
I think the beaks are littler on the chicks and bigger on the baby ducks.
Female wood duck:
Attachment 101847
A Coot:
Attachment 101849
Fox squirrel:
Attachment 101851
Gator:
Attachment 101853
Hawk:
Attachment 101855
egret -
Attachment 101857
aka - dodo(pronounce dew-dew like poop) bird
Quail:
Attachment 101859
Man posting a bunch of pictures is tougher than I thought!
Witis?!
Where did you geaux?
Niya?!
Moar!!!
Hurricane Katrina:
Attachment 101861
overrated.
Hurricane Rita:
Attachment 101863
Underrated.
Hurricane Katrina is way to overrated.
The reason so many people died is because they're were ignorant to ignore the mandatory evacuation.
The levee's should have been repaired/replaced decades prior to the hurricane. Hell they've been talking about them since I was a baby.
Are you sure that's gonna work?Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Killer queen:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAf2S6ij2gk
Out if interest dday9, were the pictures you posted of the wood duck, coot, fox squirrel, gator, hawk, egret, and quail the game you target when you go a hunting?
I was wondering whether or not you have fox squirrels down there? If you do, they must be pretty widely distributed, since they are all over this area.
Katrina was a media storm. They should have named it Paris, but I guess it was too early in the year.
The icon is a duck, by the way. It was added after Parksie died, as his avatar was a rubber ducky for some time prior to his death.
Here is Parksie's avatar:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Attachment 101865 versus :duck:
I think most folks don't pay that much attention to working out if they are bathing with a baby chicken or a duck and in many cases it could be either, and even clearly chicken proportioned version are still called ducks most likely due to tradition and not having the knowledge of how to differentiate the two. Also although chickens float in the water just like ducks, the lack of webbing between their toes/claws makes then poorer swimmers than ducks although they still float and swim much better than Man. :)