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The sheer stupidity makes this an all-time classic: Juggernaut Bitch
User Comments for 02-28-2006:
 | Wow Stavos |
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Today found me awake at 8:30am on my way to Leo's house to change the clutch on my Cougar motor. The transmission has been sitting in his garage since I dropped it off and he has since completed work on it. Surprisingly my clutch had very little wear and was still in good condition, but that didn't stop me from putting in the new SVT clutch and pressure plate. After changing the clutch I mated the now bulletproof transmission back up and had my engine/trans combo back in one piece again. A few hours after I arrived it was in my truck and I was headed home again with a very satisfying feeling despite the fact that it's still not in the car. I subsequently updated the photo album.
User Comments for 02-26-2006:
| Where's all the Cougay freaks? usually you just have to say "cougar" and you have over 10 posts? day off? Stavos |
 | we all posted in the forum saleen cougar |
Today was yet another winter LAN party to break the boredom of winter. Even with several no-shows and an over 3-hour setup this one went quite well. The hardware highlight was definitely John's massive 30" monitor. My new Nvidia 7800 video card was too power hungry for even my new 500w power supply, which meant I had to declock it to 80% just to keep from rebooting. Consequently, Mark is now the proud new owner of my 7800 while I return to my less power-hungry 6800. I also had an opportunity to put my new Poweredge 2400 machine to the test and it handled the traffic quite well. Lisa not only got interested in the games, but provided teehee convulsions which put Ron on the floor, disabling him. Unfortunately nobody took the opportunity to pelt him with an airsoft gun.
User Comments for 02-25-2006:
 | Boooo ya! Says the Hiyyyeeeena Excelcier |
| Its too bad my box and my mad skillz ruined you all.
TEHEHEHEHEHEHE. Chris |
| mmmm 7800 with no power outages saleen cougar |
| I always miss out on all the fun :( Jenny |
 | TEHEHEHEHHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE R1OT |
| Jenny needs to learn how to play games or keep getting left out. We need more girls in the game to kill. Excelcier |
| very funny.... Jenny |
| Lisa startted getting some kills later on. R1OT |
| Yeah when she wasn't convulsing or teheheing Chris |
Due to the departure of Morlock #2 from Beta house, and the addition of Morlock #3 to the Alpha house, a gap in the Morlock addressing scheme has occurred. Subsequently, the old schema has been abandoned for a new, sequence independent method. The old Morlock #1 (original Morlock) located in Beta is now known simply as "Morlock" or "OG Morlock". The new Morlock, located in Alpha is known as "Morlock Prime". Hopefully this will clear up confusion, and yes there is a Morlock street just south of my Alpha house.
User Comments for 02-23-2006:
| Thats messed up, just simply think of all morlocks as a collective. There's no "ONE" Morlock Stavos |
| I have an easier idea... how about calling them "John" and "Chris"??? Just a thought.... Excelcier |
| I don't think Brad could ever refer to me as Chris, if its not some sort of Morlock, it would be CRISNER! Chris |
With my GeForce 6800 occasionally freezing up in some games, and my inability to resist consuming, I decided to get an XFX Geforce 7800 GS video card for my main computer. After installing the card, I of course immediately ran the latest 3DMark06 to find out where I rank. I actually got my motherboard to beep occasionally during intense rendering scenes indicating power undervolt. My 420w power supply just couldn't feed the power requirements of the new video card. I was amazed. Surely something that pulls this much power must do well in benchmarks, and therefore increase my social standing. Indeed, this was the case, and my new consumer item yielded a very respectable score. The undervolt beeping signaled a need for even more computer hardware spending, but this time I was able to resist when I found a FREE 500w power supply. Empowered from my small victory over consumption, I decided to run the old 3DMark05 and compare results with my old card. Those of you wishing to elevate your social standing above mine with a higher benchmark score beware: once my new power supply arrives I'll be overclocking and besting it again, further elevating myself up the ladder. Those employing dual PCi Express cards to best me know where they can stick it.
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I recently acquired an old Dell Poweredge 2400 system from my work and decided to compare this legendary SCSI RAID to my Serial ATA RAID. To be fair, the Perc2/Si controller is a full 2 generations behind what's current, but with four 15,000 RPM SCSI drives vs. the two 10,000 RPM SATA drives I was expecting a fair fight. The Perc2/Si also supports RAID 5 (parity) and RAID 10 (striped mirror) which my SIL3512 does not, so for an enterprise environment the setup I tested would be suicide (no redundancy on RAID 0). Now that the disclaimers are out of the way, on to the results:
The Serial ATA almost tripled the burst rate and more than doubled the average of the SCSI. However, the random access was faster on the SCSI meaning my free Poweredge will be ideal for the upcoming LAN party (in addition to the fact that it has three 10/100 LAN ports). Aside from the disappointing benchmarks, it's friggin cool having a 4 drive SCSI RAID machine (6 if you count the RAID 1 OS container). It weighs over 80lbs and is louder than my furnace so LAN duty is probably all this machine will ever see, but you just can't beat the price! Finally, what you've all been patiently waiting for: the famous animated benchmark! No Comments Entered for 02-19-2006
The second round of airsoft games was today. Running around in remote woods in 16 degree weather trying to shoot grown men in the ass isn't a popular idea of fun, but it was for 7 friends and I today. With two more people than the last event we can officially say it's growing. My tech advantage from last game was quickly overtaken by the new 300+ feet per second rifles being used. My puny 150fps was no match for the longer range and more painful shots. Subsequently I was regularly used as target practice and a general entertainment device. Nevertheless I had alot of fun getting welts and screaming like a banshee while running madly for various flags and objectives. User Comments for 02-18-2006:
Excited about this weekends Airsoft Event, and subject to the organizers obsession, I gave in and bought the
Lorcin Well G3 SAS AEG airsoft rifle. The key feature to this gun is the 410fps firing speed: probably one of the fastest electric guns available, and of course all the TECH! Unfortunately, on arrival it was inoperable and had plastic pieces falling out of it. I promptly generated an RMA that will most likely take a month to complete, meaning I'm back to my 150fps for this weekend. I'm not worried though, nobody has nearly as much tech as my current model, and as has been proven in the past, tech = victory! User Comments for 02-16-2006:
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Back in April I got my first comment spam and decided to change my comment system to block certain characters from comments. I refuse to require a login for comments since at least 1 of the 5 people that post comments here are constantly under government surveilance (yes, they do wear an aluminum hat). The blocking system I wrote seemed to work extremely well, and comment spam instantly went to zero. Fast forward to today and while fixing MYRN's photo link in the last update I saw some very strange spam on a very old entry. Spam that apparently has no purpose whatsoever. You just can't fight something so meaningless, so today the spambot authors have won a small victory. The meaningless spam will remain, and serve to make it appear as though I'm more popular than I really am. Unfortunately it's usually broken English, so my popularity will appear to be strongest with Plymouth-Canton high school graduates.
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