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#464423 - 12/13/05 03:56 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
macDeviant Registered: 02/14/05 Posts: 491	i was born May 25th 1983, the same fateful release date of Return of the JEDI. Uber-geek from birth, though i didn't ask for this calling. _________________________ 2.4gHz 15" MacBook Pro, 1.66gHz Core Duo Mac Mini, 2.5gHz G5 QUAD, 733mHz Quicksilver, 450mHz G4 Cube, 700mHz G3 iBook, 350mHz Sawtooth G4, 350mHz Revs. A and B B&W G3, 16mHz Powerbook 100, 8mHz Macitosh Classic.
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#464424 - 12/13/05 05:54 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
modyourmac Registered: 08/16/04 Posts: 500 Loc: Portland, Oregon	okay, just to make the young feel young, and the old feel old (today is my 30th birthday). My favourite New Order album (power, corruption & lies) came out 4 months before macDeviant was born okay, off to hang out with the adults. I cant loiter out back and smoke with the cool kids anymore... _________________________ Electricity tastes good. No, seriously.
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#464425 - 12/13/05 06:31 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
macDeviant Registered: 02/14/05 Posts: 491	hey you're not over the hill yet. :evil: and here on Macmod.com we're all "the cool kids" no matter what age. offers a cigarette macDeviant _________________________ 2.4gHz 15" MacBook Pro, 1.66gHz Core Duo Mac Mini, 2.5gHz G5 QUAD, 733mHz Quicksilver, 450mHz G4 Cube, 700mHz G3 iBook, 350mHz Sawtooth G4, 350mHz Revs. A and B B&W G3, 16mHz Powerbook 100, 8mHz Macitosh Classic.
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#464426 - 12/13/05 06:34 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
modyourmac Registered: 08/16/04 Posts: 500 Loc: Portland, Oregon	word to that. although, I really am quitting smoking at midnight. Always said I would, so now I'm gonna own up and do it. Now to see if I can smoke a carton before midnight :silly: _________________________ Electricity tastes good. No, seriously.
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#464427 - 12/13/05 06:43 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
macDeviant Registered: 02/14/05 Posts: 491	HAH... did near the same thing when i quit drinking. downed a bottle of Stolichnaya. (durn good vodkee) i had a hangover for 2 days. it was great macDeviant _________________________ 2.4gHz 15" MacBook Pro, 1.66gHz Core Duo Mac Mini, 2.5gHz G5 QUAD, 733mHz Quicksilver, 450mHz G4 Cube, 700mHz G3 iBook, 350mHz Sawtooth G4, 350mHz Revs. A and B B&W G3, 16mHz Powerbook 100, 8mHz Macitosh Classic.
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#464428 - 12/13/05 06:46 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
modyourmac Registered: 08/16/04 Posts: 500 Loc: Portland, Oregon	heh, I've not given up the boozorz yet. I'm stil a conniseur of rums, vodkas and scotches. But I need to give up the other vice. Ten years of it is enough for me. Course, if I actually tried to smoke an entire carton, I think that would up and kill me straight away. Either that, or my lungs would crawl out my mouth and beat me. _________________________ Electricity tastes good. No, seriously.
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#464429 - 12/13/05 06:52 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
macDeviant Registered: 02/14/05 Posts: 491	that could have been what my liver and kidneys were trying to do \\... it all makes sense now. boy this thread took a strange turn for the odd. Post edited by: macDeviant, at: 2005/12/13 14:52 _________________________ 2.4gHz 15" MacBook Pro, 1.66gHz Core Duo Mac Mini, 2.5gHz G5 QUAD, 733mHz Quicksilver, 450mHz G4 Cube, 700mHz G3 iBook, 350mHz Sawtooth G4, 350mHz Revs. A and B B&W G3, 16mHz Powerbook 100, 8mHz Macitosh Classic.
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#464430 - 12/13/05 07:32 AM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
Waragainstsleep Registered: 02/13/05 Posts: 1723	My System: Fast processor with leaky cache; Slow system bus; Lots of RAM but leaks worse than the cache; Graphics card frequently displays millions of colours. Not always when appropriate; Hard drive safely storing everything, but doesn't always allow access (permissions need repairing); Optical drive: I can read fine in the absence of beer; Airflow frequently contaminated; PSU overworked and probably slightly clogged; Water cooling kicks in more often than it should; OS: Holding up remarkably well all things considered.... Post edited by: waragainstsleep, at: 2005/12/13 15:33
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#464431 - 12/13/05 07:04 PM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
JediJoker7169 Awesome Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 477	modyourmac wrote: Quote: uh, you're so not alone. my car's license plate is: "OBIJUAN" had that plate for ten years now, and I'm NOT giving it up I'm hoping for either an Apple or Star Wars inspired vanity plate for my first car. Originally, the car I was looking at was a '92 Mitsu-Bitchy Eclipse, which I affectionately called "The Wedge," and so I was thinking it might have been--yep, you guessed it--ANTILES. My family got a Honda Odyssey a few years ago, and we were hoping for ODDISHE, but wound up with URSOVAN (think Carly Simon). In terms of SciFi TV shows, though, FarScape pwns all... _________________________ Cheers! :-) - JediJoker Current: - "ProBook:" 15.4" MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHz - Mac Classic II - Old PowerBook Moved On: - "The Book of Power:" 12.1" PowerBook G4 Aluminum 1.33 GHz - Purple iMac
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#464432 - 12/13/05 10:01 PM Re:how do you have your system setup [Re: Anonymous]
longbow Registered: 09/10/05 Posts: 28	My main machine: quicksilver 867 with a gig of ram running 10.4.3 (it is also custom light) I have it set up on one desk running two 19" monitors. On my second desk I have whatever computer I am working on at the time, currently it is an upgraded 9600 that is doing file-sharing and running a webcam for me. I also have a se/30 running off to the side. And of course there are plenty of old macs laying around my room waiting to be worked on. Post edited by: longbow, at: 2005/12/14 06:04 Post edited by: longbow, at: 2005/12/14 21:35
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