Actually if Apple produced an i1911 we could very well see a whole new generation of firearm enthusiasts. I know there are Apple haters out there, but they do make products that "Just work." Apple knows how to market their products, especially at the teens and young adult audiences. Lets face it, you can't walk down the street now without seeing an iPod or iPhone somewhere.
Pretty boring, its hard to find 5760x1080 pic's, so I've had to take to making my own.. then I realized I'm a mediocre photographer with even worse photoshop/automerge skills.. so I joined a website and downloaded a bunch of other peoples 5760x1080 wallpapers haha
I ran Linux for a year or so but I got tried of it and switched back, I need Win7 on this computer.
My friend got one of these just to mess around with. It is way for fun then you would think. Fun if you can't shoot real guns in your backyard. Good stuff for $20.
“Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.”
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I ran Linux for a year or so but I got tried of it and switched back, I need Win7 on this computer.
My friend got one of these just to mess around with. It is way for fun then you would think. Fun if you can't shoot real guns in your backyard. Good stuff for $20.
What distro?
I use to dual boot, but now I just run a 4-port KVM.
sudo modprobe commonsense
FATAL: Module commonsense not found.
All of my backgrounds are boring, but I use a lot of different operating systems/VMs on many machines. I only keep the hostname/IP on a plain colored background as a way of knowing where I am in many VM and remote sessions. We also have a lot of restrictions that prevent customization of the desktop and other settings. A few of my Linux installs have the background image from the default install with the hostname info branded onto it. Out of the bunch, Backtrack 4 has a pretty cool background for a default.
BeverlyHillbilly wrote:All of my backgrounds are boring, but I use a lot of different operating systems/VMs on many machines. I only keep the hostname/IP on a plain colored background as a way of knowing where I am in many VM and remote sessions. We also have a lot of restrictions that prevent customization of the desktop and other settings. A few of my Linux installs have the background image from the default install with the hostname info branded onto it. Out of the bunch, Backtrack 4 has a pretty cool background for a default.
What in the world is a "hillbilly" running Backtrack 4 for! 1337 hacker cover?
sudo modprobe commonsense
FATAL: Module commonsense not found.