Just one quick bitch ...

[DirtDawg]

They've gone shopping, now, but I wanted to be a hero for my daughter, but the computer has failed me.


I can't find a specific song!

[DirtDawg]

if i see vermin it will die easier than befour








I may chuck this fucking thing

[DirtDawg]

kILL1

[Tesla]

I make too much money to get us food stamps.

[Peter]

I make too much money to get us food stamps.

The zone of pain; poor enough to want food stamps, too wealthy to get them.

[Parts]

Itchy fucking bug bites

[The_Chosen_One]

DirtDawg: if you labelled them artis first in your directory where you keep that stuff, try Jimi Hendrix or Jimi Hendrix Experience - Foxy Lady. That might help. I guess that is the one you are after. Can't help you with the others, as I can't remember the artists.

If you are running iTunes, you can sort them all alphabetically by artist, title, album or even by length. Try looking in there for all tracks called Foxy Lady and you might find it.

[Phlexor]

I don't want to scan in all my son's kinder photos (main because I'm naturally anal about this shit and it takes me fucking ages before I'm even remotely satisfied). Why does my wife have to be a cheap bitch about this? Why can't she just buy the damn things like a normal person.

[Lucifer]

I make too much money to get us food stamps.

The zone of pain; poor enough to want food stamps, too wealthy to get them.

i know that feeling well.

tesla

[DirtDawg]

Not to worry.

I generally use tags in Winamp, but I grabbed Windows explorer, because I was looking for a specific version on a certain drive.

My machine failed, just trying to find its ass with a flashlight and a map.

I now have 2.7 TB of music connected to my system and windows doesn't do well with such a large database, spanning a multitude of drives.

I became extremely frustrated!

[Peter]

I've been trying to get an old ATX PSU running as a bench-top power supply, but it's not working.  The guides I've read say to short the green wire on pin 14 to ground, and some say to also load a red wire with a 10W, 10 ohm resistor, but I've tried it and my PSU refuses to spring to life.  It was working fine when I took it out of my main rig a few weeks ago, but when I short pin 14 to ground, with or without a +5VDC wire connected to ground through the resistor, the PSU just makes a brief hissing sound and gives a pulse of power for about half a second.  I've been able to power an LED and a couple of fans continuously with the +5VDC from the green wire, but not from the main power rails.

http://www.helpwithpcs.com/courses/power-supply-basics-inc-pinouts.htm

http://leoricksimon.blogspot.com/2006/08/atx-psu-diagnose.html

http://www.instructables.com/id/Convert-an-ATX-Power-Supply-Into-a-Regular-DC-Powe/

[odeon]

You could have blown a capacitor near the output. If you have a multimeter, you should be able to locate it.

[ozymandias]

I really wish some people would get a quick bullet to the brain and stop being a boil on the buttocks of humanity! 

[Lucifer]

I really wish some people would get a quick bullet to the brain and stop being a boil on the buttocks of humanity! 

just some?  come on, man, think BIG!!

[ozymandias]

I really wish some people would get a quick bullet to the brain and stop being a boil on the buttocks of humanity! 

just some?  come on, man, think BIG!!

OK, at least the majority of humanity!   We need to get the Earth's population back to sustainable levels!