Name My Rig!

[rabbit]

Oh, is that why they stopped after Nemesis?

Nemesis what?  Star Trek?  That's still going.  Resident Evil is still going too.

[Joe]

Oh, is that why they stopped after Nemesis?

Nemesis what?  Star Trek?  That's still going.  Resident Evil is still going too.

The Next Generation died long before Nemesis. Look at Stewart's face in Nemesis. He looks like my grandpa, and my grandpa is no Navy / Starship captain.

[deadly7]

SO: I've narrowed it down to five choices, in no order. Vote for your favorite!

1. locotus (thanks rabbit!)
2. brisingr
3. naur
4. glamdring
5. anor

[Blaze]

locotus

[iago]

locotus

+1

[Joe]

Don't you mean locutus or am I missing something?

[deadly7]

Don't you mean locutus or am I missing something?

Typos happen. *shrugs*

[Joe]

Three people spelled it wrong in a row, though. :P

[Blaze]

I copied and pasted it.

[deadly7]

btw: brisingr won out. a sapphire blue sword that lights on fire? that's just juicy.

[Newby]

btw: brisingr won out. a sapphire blue sword that lights on fire? that's just juicy.

Fucking liar. The other choice you gave me was way better and obviously should have won. CHEATER. I WANT A RECOUNT.

[deadly7]

Fucking liar. The other choice you gave me was way better and obviously should have won. CHEATER. I WANT A RECOUNT.

This is Florida. THERE ARE NO RECOUNTS.


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In another issue: So I have my hd set up in the following manner:
/sda1 - windows boot partition (100mb)
/sda2 - 80gb windows 7 partition
/sda3 - 40ish(?) gb slackware
/sda4 - 10gb slackware swap
i have a 320gb hd... But Win7 doesn't show the unformatted space and Slackware won't let me cfdisk / fdisk the unformatted space to add an NTFS partition to it. Anyone have suggestions?

[iago]

Is 10gb of swap really necessary?

Also, you should try Gentoo. Slackware failed me last week on my new netbook, so I installed Gentoo and I love it. :)

[deadly7]

Is 10gb of swap really necessary?

Also, you should try Gentoo. Slackware failed me last week on my new netbook, so I installed Gentoo and I love it. :)

I quite literally just installed everything, so I'm not really in a mood to install something anew. What's Gentoo's 64-bit support like? Also, isn't Gentoo that OS where you have to build everything, or is that something else?

10gb swap: I plan to install Blender (if I can ever get wireless working...) which can take up ridiculous system memory. I figured having extra is never a bad thing when dealing with software like that.

Have any ideas about the partition issue?

[iago]

Is 10gb of swap really necessary?

Also, you should try Gentoo. Slackware failed me last week on my new netbook, so I installed Gentoo and I love it. :)

I quite literally just installed everything, so I'm not really in a mood to install something anew. What's Gentoo's 64-bit support like? Also, isn't Gentoo that OS where you have to build everything, or is that something else?

Because everything is compiled from source, Gentoo supports 64-bit better than any other OS. You can tailor everything to exactly what you want in terms of libraries, architecture, etc.

Have any ideas about the partition issue?

Nope. I actually don't understand your problem. Can you explain it in more detail?