We had a Radeon HD 7850 but couldn't get drivers, so we had to run Windows. I got a gtx 660 card that someone has deigned to write a driver for, and its running on Ubuntu now but I'm gonna try it on Slackware next time I get to California. If anyone knows about a working Linux driver for the HD 7850 I would like to be hepped to it.
I have been suggesting a switch to Linux for about a decade, but all it took was the new interface to make the sale. There was a bit of gratuitous vituperation, but worth it. Thank you, Microsoft.
I had enough of Vista on the ol' lady's P.O.S., and installed Windows 8. I got a lot of grief for that faux pas. Suddenly, Slackware became a viable option, woot! So she is going to Linux, and since she has cheap instincts, she'll probably never go back. Hahaha. Haha.
I can scarcely choke down crabs and frogs and such, but lobster tails and escargot are the best kind of meat. Damn shame it's illegal to raise snails here.
We really don't bother with labels like "organic", but we did just discard a load of manure because those horses had been given vermicide. We do go all boron on the ants, like teaspoons of the stuff. I am looking for plans for a solar charcoal kiln, for once google has failed.
As a noob, my previous experience was Win 98 on a Pentium board, and Win 2k on a PIII. After formatting and installing the instant BSOD three times, I just added Me to my collection of AOL drink coasters and moved on with my life. I think starting out with Win 2k was bad as it did not properly inure me to the level of tolerance required for a Microsoft administrator.
Linux/FOSS is always under attack. It gets fucking tiring to always be considered the wastebasket of support from vendors. Windows is ultimately less stress. Just give up.
After 15 years of integrating computers with Radeon cards, I just switched over to GeForce so I could get working drivers for Linux. I've been running WD ever since IBM quit making HDDs; I have no use for a hybrid drive but do I want to switch vendors as a statement to WD? Windows 8 was the final straw, far less stress to run a controllable OS.
I would caution though, that while normal humans have an enormous amount of extra functional reserve in their livers, this may not be true for chronic alcohol users. Even if the absolute pharmacological toxicity is identical (or even modestly lessened), the same overdose that a non-alcoholic recovers from, could be fatal to someone with pre-existing damage. In addition, the cognitive and psychological impairment produced by alcohol could make both accidental and deliberate mis-use of other drugs more likely.
Proper prophylactic treatment of existential troubles with cannabinoids can generally preclude manifestation of pain or want of opioids, nsaids, or alcohol, with all attendant toxicicity.
I am a natural-born citizen of the People's Republic of California, where our fearless leaders have decided that I can't be trusted with a 20-round magazine for my Thompson Carbine, but as an American citizen, I am specifically deprived of the privilege of a gun that fires from an open bolt, which would be safe and beneficial in a firefight. I lived in Los Angeles in 1992, so I have a reason for considering these factors. If you refer to the arguments cited above, you'll see that shady elements were already propagandising in the eighteenth century about how we surely could control, if not necessarily trust, our Federal government. (yeah, sure.) I'm pretty sure I can count on the Federal government to disregard my interests in favor of a broad agenda to usurp the People's authority and violate the supreme law of my country as they've done for the past one and a half centuries.
I get queasy from Tylenol, maybe I don't have that immunity. All the rest of you, don't mix it with alcohol or take it for a hangover. The toxicity is cumulative. If your MD won't prescribe unadulterated opioids, get some oil of bergamot to take with it for the "grapefruit effect". It will metabolize two or three times as much therapeutic chemical and allow the proper relief without excessive toxicity. I have migraines, and alternate between ergotamine tartrate and hydrocodone so that neither causes problems.
Anyone who wants to fight against criminality in our government, and doesn't think Osama's plan is still working, should remember "Wasp" by Eric Frank Russell. We don't have far to go.
The second amendment of the Constitution was supposed to prevent us from maintaining a standing army in peacetime, and particularly an army of Empire repressing freedom at home and abroad. They fixed that a long time ago.
Whilst it is true that "rogue elements" have usurped control of our government, the only last ditch defence possible will be peaceful civil disobedience. Anyone retarded enough to fantasize about armed rebellion has not been paying attention. Eventually, this Homeland Security horseshit will become so intolerable that even the average citizen will realize that it is un-American. This, OTOH, appears to me to be a bit beyond the pale, and outside of our protected speech. I am all about unpopular opinions, I happen to hold a great many myself, and reckon I'd get arrested or beaten if I shared some of them, but this chump is not Lenny Bruce.
Wow. You've cornered the market on information, evidently. My brother has been living in Arnhem for a couple decades, and I asked him recently about that failure in Amsterdam to which you refer. Apparently not so well-publicised in the Netherlands as he had not heard anything. I have to say, banning tourists from a coffeeshop sounds deranged, but then it is tourists we're talking about.
I really do not understand how a chickenshit law infringing on the rights of tweakers to screw themselves up justifies targeted infringement of voter's rights.
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We had a Radeon HD 7850 but couldn't get drivers, so we had to run Windows. I got a gtx 660 card that someone has deigned to write a driver for, and its running on Ubuntu now but I'm gonna try it on Slackware next time I get to California.
If anyone knows about a working Linux driver for the HD 7850 I would like to be hepped to it.
I have been suggesting a switch to Linux for about a decade, but all it took was the new interface to make the sale.
There was a bit of gratuitous vituperation, but worth it.
Thank you, Microsoft.
I had enough of Vista on the ol' lady's P.O.S., and installed Windows 8. I got a lot of grief for that faux pas.
Suddenly, Slackware became a viable option, woot! So she is going to Linux, and since she has cheap instincts, she'll probably never go back. Hahaha. Haha.
I had to switch from Radeon to Invidia cards so that I could get a working, modern driver for the kid to game with,
but, yeah.
I can scarcely choke down crabs and frogs and such, but lobster tails and escargot are the best kind of meat.
Damn shame it's illegal to raise snails here.
I tend to notice the grub poop smell when I'm cooking it.
I air out the house after I bin the stuff.
We really don't bother with labels like "organic", but we did just discard a load of manure because those horses had been given vermicide. We do go all boron on the ants, like teaspoons of the stuff.
I am looking for plans for a solar charcoal kiln, for once google has failed.
As a noob, my previous experience was Win 98 on a Pentium board, and Win 2k on a PIII. After formatting and installing the instant BSOD three times, I just added Me to my collection of AOL drink coasters and moved on with my life. I think starting out with Win 2k was bad as it did not properly inure me to the level of tolerance required for a Microsoft administrator.
Linux/FOSS is always under attack. It gets fucking tiring to always be considered the wastebasket of support from vendors. Windows is ultimately less stress. Just give up.
After 15 years of integrating computers with Radeon cards, I just switched over to GeForce so I could get working drivers for Linux. I've been running WD ever since IBM quit making HDDs; I have no use for a hybrid drive but do I want to switch vendors as a statement to WD?
Windows 8 was the final straw, far less stress to run a controllable OS.
Your brother-in-law got Windows Me to run 30 minutes before it blue-screened? Amazing.
I would caution though, that while normal humans have an enormous amount of extra functional reserve in their livers, this may not be true for chronic alcohol users. Even if the absolute pharmacological toxicity is identical (or even modestly lessened), the same overdose that a non-alcoholic recovers from, could be fatal to someone with pre-existing damage. In addition, the cognitive and psychological impairment produced by alcohol could make both accidental and deliberate mis-use of other drugs more likely.
Proper prophylactic treatment of existential troubles with cannabinoids can generally preclude manifestation of pain or want of opioids, nsaids, or alcohol, with all attendant toxicicity.
I am a natural-born citizen of the People's Republic of California, where our fearless leaders have decided that I can't be trusted with a 20-round magazine for my Thompson Carbine, but as an American citizen, I am specifically deprived of the privilege of a gun that fires from an open bolt, which would be safe and beneficial in a firefight.
I lived in Los Angeles in 1992, so I have a reason for considering these factors. If you refer to the arguments cited above, you'll see that shady elements were already propagandising in the eighteenth century about how we surely could control, if not necessarily trust, our Federal government. (yeah, sure.)
I'm pretty sure I can count on the Federal government to disregard my interests in favor of a broad agenda to usurp the People's authority and violate the supreme law of my country as they've done for the past one and a half centuries.
They didn't really teach history at my school, either. Do some reading.
I think geologically, I wish I could laugh it off like George Carlin, but biospheric annihilation just doesn't amuse me that much.
I get queasy from Tylenol, maybe I don't have that immunity. All the rest of you, don't mix it with alcohol or take it for a hangover. The toxicity is cumulative. If your MD won't prescribe unadulterated opioids, get some oil of bergamot to take with it for the "grapefruit effect". It will metabolize two or three times as much therapeutic chemical and allow the proper relief without excessive toxicity.
I have migraines, and alternate between ergotamine tartrate and hydrocodone so that neither causes problems.
They've been in the news.
I prefer treating my cannabinoid receptors with less toxic chemicals, in case I ever want to use my liver for anything.
Anyone who wants to fight against criminality in our government, and doesn't think Osama's plan is still working, should remember "Wasp" by Eric Frank Russell.
We don't have far to go.
The second amendment of the Constitution was supposed to prevent us from maintaining a standing army in peacetime, and particularly an army of Empire repressing freedom at home and abroad. They fixed that a long time ago.
Whilst it is true that "rogue elements" have usurped control of our government, the only last ditch defence possible will be peaceful civil disobedience. Anyone retarded enough to fantasize about armed rebellion has not been paying attention.
Eventually, this Homeland Security horseshit will become so intolerable that even the average citizen will realize that it is un-American. This, OTOH, appears to me to be a bit beyond the pale, and outside of our protected speech. I am all about unpopular opinions, I happen to hold a great many myself, and reckon I'd get arrested or beaten if I shared some of them, but this chump is not Lenny Bruce.
Wow. You've cornered the market on information, evidently. My brother has been living in Arnhem for a couple decades, and I asked him recently about that failure in Amsterdam to which you refer. Apparently not so well-publicised in the Netherlands as he had not heard anything.
I have to say, banning tourists from a coffeeshop sounds deranged, but then it is tourists we're talking about.
Did Halliburton submit an RFP?
Wow, I had never heard about the security hole in ROT-26.
It's not a bug, it's a feature!
I really do not understand how a chickenshit law infringing on the rights of tweakers to screw themselves up justifies targeted infringement of voter's rights.
And you try and tell the young people of today that... They won't believe you.