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Zolar V

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  1. valurius fraccsiold grebbea

  2. LOL, some random program ubuntu has is actually useful! oh yea it's a failed module, over 66k fails right now hmm it seems my 2 2gb modules are bad, I looked at em and they are rated for 1.8v. my 1gb modules are rated 2.1v. so I'm thinking I overvolateged them as default. oc ftw
  3. Yes i use 2 av programs, Norton av and AVG-free. I doubt it was them though, it appears that it was a memory issue. i removed all modules, x2 1gb and x2 2gb modules and tried to boot with the x2 2gb and i got the bluescreen much faster.. i have in now x1 1gb module and it appears to be working.
  4. thanks guys! I'm going to check the memory modules first, I think it may be that because of how it is shutting down.
  5. I went to turn on my computer the other day and i ended up getting a blue screen after windows was loaded and after i logged into my account. Now being a slightly better than your average computer user i tried to track down the cause of the bluescreen to get around it. i found that if i enter safe mode i don't get a blue screen, atleast until i tried to open either of my AV programs. also it seemed that if i tried to open firefox it would freeze, though i only tried to do it once, and all 3 of these happenings i did at once. ( i know, when troubleshooting computer issues your supposed to do it singularly, but i tried to multitask.) The bluescreen flashes and my computer restarts, so i dont know what the bluescreen says. Tonight im going to try to change around the memory moduals to check if it is a memory leak. I HOPE IT IS. otherwise it looks like ill have to reinstall windows. If you guys have any suggestions, im open to them. prolly get more views here....
  6. I went to turn on my computer the other day and i ended up getting a blue screen after windows was loaded and after i logged into my account. Now being a slightly better than your average computer user i tried to track down the cause of the bluescreen to get around it. i found that if i enter safe mode i don't get a blue screen, atleast until i tried to open either of my AV programs. also it seemed that if i tried to open firefox it would freeze, though i only tried to do it once, and all 3 of these happenings i did at once. ( i know, when troubleshooting computer issues your supposed to do it singularly, but i tried to multitask.) The bluescreen flashes and my computer restarts, so i dont know what the bluescreen says. Tonight im going to try to change around the memory moduals to check if it is a memory leak. I HOPE IT IS. otherwise it looks like ill have to reinstall windows. If you guys have any suggestions, im open to them.
  7. lol, "Life is meh"

  8. Zolar V

    The moon

    So i was walking to midnight snack the other day, and i happend to look up at a brilliant full moon. I wondered to myself, just how much energy the moon is giving off to illuminate the world around me by exciting the individual atoms within each structure to give off the frequencies of light that i precieve. Then my mind traveled to the amount of energy it even takes to excite an atom enough to give off light and the amount of energy within the light to travel distance. So just how much energy is required for that?
  9. I actually never really thought about the topic very much. I have heard of the evolution of the brain with regards to sleep in passing a few times but nevery really thought about it. I think that the reason was some previous bias towards the subject, I have always believed that the reason for sleep was for the conservation of nutrients and to give our body time to do physiological things without needing to adjust to whatever demands we apply to it when we are awake. If there is an evolutionairy aspect to it then i would follow this line of thinking in essence, sleep allowed us to store nutrients and thus allowed us to use more nutrients during our periods of wakefullness. If you notice, plants do not have a sleep cycle, they have 2 different cycles one while the sun is out and one when it is not. They are constantly active, processing and storing and recycling nutrients, where as animals that use a restfull cycle seem to be more active during the non-restfull cycle.
  10. Ahh, true! Emotions are always trumped by brains and logical thoroughput, So therefore it would be much more accurate to agree to the nomination with brains. Nice juicy, and slighly chilled brains.
  11. i wonder, with the knowledge of the world at a mere stroke of a keyboard or a push of a powerbutton away, how quickly has our technology/knowlege advanced since the institution of the internet? Mathematically of course.

    1. Izzy_Bee

      Izzy_Bee

      I think it has gone further, but not groen to much, its more easier to share knowledge now, istead of look through hundreds or written pieces you just put "what ever you want" And enter. And you have hundreds of different understandings. Thats how I see it.

  12. I support that nomination with my full hearty heartedness.
  13. as such you don't often see scientists going to war. Instead you see the masses following another off to a war based upon some simplistic ideal or belief that could be twisted to suit the leaders purpose.
  14. lols, that babal fish was great. What about monarch butterflies? They travel thousands of miles to a singular destination every year in which they migrate for the winter yet have never been there before? Could that be a guidance from some all(everything) god? or rather is it just a evolution of a species to travel following the magnetic lines of force to a destination based upon how the sun interacts with the ionosphere during the seasons.
  15. Hey guys, I am trying to script a cell block to do this Cell x = Cell y - Cell z IF (cell x = - (integer) IF TRUE then print N/A IF FALSE then Cell y - Cell z My question is how to name the Interger, i thought VAR would work but i guess not I dont want it to refer to a specific negative integer i just the function to read whether it is positive or negative. NVM i got it. decided to go the greater than / less than rout. Though i do wish i knew the term for the variables in the code. ugh. New question now, How do i set conditional formatting? I want some cells to only format to General is a cell is text, If not i want it to format to Time. UGH so i tried formating it with the special formatting tool and that isn't quite working Could anyone help with trying to make a subroutine? i got this but its not correct Private Sub sheet_1() If F4ISTEXT Then set format (CELLG4,[NUMBER]) AND Format (I4,[NUMBER]) End Sub the if is supposed to be ISTEXT(F4) but it doesn't seem to like that, it says its undefined. ISTEXT(F4) is the script within excel that you can use to define whether or not to do something if F4 is text. Basicaly the function asks if the cell is text then outputs true or false. It doesnt like CellG4, Cell $G$4, G4 either. and i am pretty sure it wants more for the format function syntax.
  16. i hate dumbass spamers.

    1. DJBruce

      DJBruce

      I agree, but dumbass does not properly describe this level of idiocy.

    2. Zolar V
  17. Ah, thank you for explaining your post. I agree with you, i do not mind showering with same sex people even if they are gay. I just don't want to know about it. I however would probably be embarrassed to share a communal shower with women, simply because of how i was raised.
  18. Could you explain what you mean a bit more concisely?
  19. If you liked it you should give rep. But yes, I also agree with your point. We will probably never face another revolution to change our government; the people don't have the will to proceed in doing so. It's not that surprising considering it took almost 1000 years or so to accomplish the first revolution. (Medieval era England to the renaissance and then to the revolution.)
  20. I would imagine you would never see the "edge" you would only be somehow taken from viewing an increasingly closer view of the edge to an opposite view that is getting increasingly closer to the middle.
  21. Simplest solution: 1) Kill all those corrupted politicians and their backstabbing double-faced deals with large corporations and other forms of lobbyists. Abraham Lincoln, First Inaugural Address, Washington, D.C., March 4, 1861, "This country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who inhabit it. Whenever they shall grow weary of the existing government, they can exercise their constitutional right of amending it, or their revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow it." Thomas Jefferson, letter to William Stevens Smith, November 13, 1787, "God forbid we should ever be twenty years without such a rebellion. The people cannot be all, and always, well informed. The part which is wrong will be discontented, in proportion to the importance of the facts they misconceive. If they remain quiet under such misconceptions, it is lethargy, the forerunner of death to the public liberty . . . And what country can preserve its liberties, if its rulers are not warned from time to time, that this people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to the facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure." We should follow the words of our forefathers, oust the corrupt, and institute the (currently) uncorrupted. Now, following this has little to really do with removing the corrupted but more reforming the government to better suit our needs. There are many laws and many amendments that are out dated and we still use them.
  22. Maybe God likes suffering? He is the one that invented it, along with sin, satan, hell, heaven, and our fake perception of freewill. Is that really freewill if it is created by a omnipotent being? or is it just an illusion of freewill. But even if he killed himself to pay his own creations debt to him, isn't that still just him giving himself something he has already created? Instead of his creation giving him something he created himself, he is giving himself to himself for his creation. So we have to have drama to make it right???? I think I am starting to smell the underlines of ancient bs.
  23. Lol no, I'm talking about numbers of a certain kind.
  24. But, even with 6 and 9. 2 would be hard to fulfill and 3 would be neigh impossible.
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