Archer

I've been pretty good, busy obviously lol :D
How about you?

I missed your fancy top hat :3

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No... No... No more... Jolteon... Ha... ha... he... he-he-he-he...

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Lmao no I only set video gaming to you ! Uh, sent. But tbh we can use anyone we can get and it doesn't have to be ever day :3; unless you can tell me who else can host???

volunteer to host the gaming events, plz. PC games need coverage and you posted in online gaming!

I've only played the original and tools of destruction, and I'm planning to get the Ratchet and Clank Trilogy soon.

You look like 15 there haha. That hair is nutso!

You look so DIFFERENT! I was shocked, like "That is not Archer!"

But I was going through the old OLD picture thread this morning haha.

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Not that it'll work with Windows 8. :P

One thing I don't like about OS X's trackpad cursor acceleration model is that it's just too slow by default. BetterTouchTool helps, but it also causes the System Preferences settings to be moot.

Note to self: Always wipe the system before an operating system upgrade. Mountain Lion ran like Windows 98 SE in all the bad ways possible before just nuking the entire thing and reinstalling Mountain Lion.

Only after I got that 1 TB external.

No more worries - plug it in, forget about it. (in OS X, at least. For Windows, I'll just manually initiate a backup if it's over the scheduled time - once a week)

I have the disk partitioned into three parts - 250 GB for Time Machine, 250 GB for Windows Backup + Windows Image Backup, and 500 GB for general storage. The general storage partition uses exFAT for read and write compatibility on both Windows and OS X.

Oh, and the Mountain Lion upgrade went off without any hitches, aside from the SkyDrive application stopping working. No problem, since I deal with SkyDrive more in Windows anyway. And $20.

Keeping things light on my computer does wonders with backup times. I usually only have to wait 5 minutes per backup. Then again, when your average incremental backup is around 500 MB...

Yeah, space management skills is a very good thing to have on a SSD.

I somehow have four VMs stored in the OS X partition.

(Did I throw out the receipt? Whatever the reason it might have been, there goes $20.)

I've noticed that setting the gamma to be one big notch lower in Windows from the default middle setting seems to make it match 2.2 in OS X's Display Calibration Assistant.

I think the very top is 1.0; the middle is 1.8; and the "click any part of the slider below the selector once" be 2.2. (Clicking it twice gave me crushed blacks on the wallpaper, unlike how it looked in OS X.)

(I seem to have a VM bug hitting me.)

Does it make you wonder what's in new OSes?

Android 4.x is too slow on my aging phone, so I decided to just go back to 2.3.6. (It's not 2.3.3, at least.)

If they accept camera "scans", make it tomorrow at the earliest (I expect by this Sunday if they do).

The microphone's crazy stuff when it's recording headphones output with it being essentially stuck on the mic, with nothing in the background producing noise.

The result sounds awfully close to the original.