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< is planning to sit right here, since it's raining and everyone's at work, then < might get lunch, then < will get the train home eventually

That's pretty much the extent of it

Also < wants a scone

They're fairly shit scones, we're beginners at the art of scone making Enjoy your boring ass day, < is going to be checking out and designing a new garden with dance studio for a friend.

< thinks that sounds more interesting than what < is doing
but < is gonna enjoy the hell out of doing nothing, maybe < will go to the shop and get some scones and jam...

...nah, < would have to get up

emshomar wrote:< is now for 2 years a registered RPC member.

< congratulates Omar on managing to stay here this long.

< apparently has stuff to do. Unfortunate.

emshomar wrote:< is now for 2 years a registered RPC member.

< congratulates ^ for being active for 2 years here.
< hopes ^ will never leave this place.

< realises that < will be 2 years registred later this year as well. God the time flies so fast.

< is on the bus home.
< doesn't really care his bicycle is broken now, since it's raining outside.

< has played the PS2 version of NFSU2 once. The load times were horrendous, sometimes reaching A MINUTE!!!

Seek to 0:48 in this video:

< says hi. <'s preparing for a concert next week.

DesLife wrote:< says hi.

Hi there.

< is glad < owns the PC version of NFSU2. The console versions have ridiculous loading times!

< wonders how to connect a computer to a CRT TV.

Ahh, Underground 2, that takes < back, <'s favourite was the original most wanted.

Fifo wrote:< wonders how to connect a computer to a CRT TV.

< suggests a graphics card with an S-Video or Composite output.
If you're adventurous you could also try making a VGA to SCART adapter, but those are very unlikely to work.

PluMGMK wrote:

Fifo wrote:< wonders how to connect a computer to a CRT TV.

< suggests a graphics card with an S-Video or Composite output.
If you're adventurous you could also try making a VGA to SCART adapter, but those are very unlikely to work.

< has a Dell Latitude D600 laptop with Windows Embedded POSReady 2009. It has an S-Video-like connector on the back, but there seem to be 7 pins. I hate proprietary pinouts.

< thinks it's one of those ports that can be broken out to give both S-Video and YPbPr with an adapter. Those are quite common, you can just plug an S-Video cable directly into it anyway.

PluMGMK wrote:< thinks it's one of those ports that can be broken out to give both S-Video and YPbPr with an adapter. Those are quite common, you can just plug an S-Video cable directly into it anyway.

< has already tried plugging an S-Video cable in it. It didn’t work; it’s a proprietary pinout.

Silly me, I’m wrong. < hasn’t set up the TV correctly in the first place!

Well, that's Dell for you!

< remembers reading a tragicomic story about someone who tried to replace an ATX power supply in a Dell machine from around the turn of the century, what a stupid company they were then!

PluMGMK wrote:Well, that's Dell for you!

Not really.

PluMGMK wrote:< remembers reading a tragicomic story about someone who tried to replace an ATX power supply in a Dell machine from around the turn of the century, what a stupid company they were then!

Screw proprietary pinouts!!

< is trying to find a standard S-Video cable to see if it’ll work.
Great. <’s CRT doesn’t have an S-Video input.

< Likes to use S-video when component isn't available.

< regrets that <'s TV doesn't support S-Video :/

< Thinks people needs to click the link in <'s signature to see the awesomeness. (Not the image with my character... the one about LeHumch.)

< says that is 2spooky4me
Also, what was ^ thinking?!? Optimize it, for the love of god...It has a lot of heavy requiremets...