Posts by hiddenridge99

Nicholas Miller6 said:Did you overclock it?

No.

Joshua Garcia3 said:Have you tried rolling back to some older driver versions? Just make sure you completely wipe out the current ones before you attempt that.

I tried running things with the older version that originally came bundled with the graphics card—though, if I’m being honest, I didn't bother wiping the old drivers before I went ahead and installed the new ones...

I'll give it a shot and see how things shake out.

It keeps happening to me—it’s becoming a recurring nightmare. Sometimes, right during the macOS boot sequence, the whole thing just glitches out—multiple times in a row—until the entire system hits a complete, deadlock freeze.

Trying to get two or three tabs to fire up at the exact same time—it’s an absolute suicide mission.

About a month back, I finally pulled the trigger on a new graphics card—following the advice I got here, I went with an R7 250, though I ended up grabbing the GDDR3 version instead of the GDDR5 one.

Ever since I installed it, I've been dealing with this absolute headache. The screen just goes black, and then I get hit with that "display driver stopped responding and has recovered" error message.

I even tried messing around in the registry to set a TDR delay, but honestly? It didn't do a damn thing.

I'm already running the latest drivers available.

Does anyone have any actual advice on how to fix this?

this is just ridiculous...

Come on, everyone—let’s stop giving these insecure, half-witted losers any more of our mental energy...

Do not engage with this idiot. Don't quote him, and for heaven's sake, don't share his mindless Facebook ramblings on a page that barely pulls seventy likes. Stop reposting whatever garbage his mother’s PR firm vomited onto Facebook, YouTube, some random forum, or a news site...

STAY POSITIVE AND KEEP RESISTING THE SYSTEM!!!!

How many spots did Vettel drop? Like 3 or 4?

Someone’s bound to go out and slash his tires eventually, mark my words. 😍

gentlebison72 said:The smartest move is to skip the protests altogether—because the self-appointed prophets always know exactly how they’ll fail, quickly manufacturing excuses about an "apathetic populace" to shield themselves from responsibility. You’d expect that kind of patronizing advice from the likes of stuffed cabbage rolls, Fatso, and the rest of their useless little clique. A clear, loud, and meticulously organized protest will echo far and wide, regardless of whether there are ten people or ten thousand standing there.
The Family isn't going to just pack up and leave on its own; besides, The Family doesn't run the Department of Homeland Security, the sports commissions, the municipal boards, or the judicial system.
Up until now, The Family has enjoyed the backing of every single ruling structure—largely because they are part of one of those structures. It is utterly foolish to debate individual political options when they all stem from the exact same corrupt ideology; the only difference is which group gets to play the role of the "sheeple," reciting empty declarations and hollow rhetoric instead of actually looking at behavior, actions, and results.
We all know exactly which addresses need to be targeted to purge the mafia from the club and end this insane repression—repression that has crossed every boundary ever witnessed in the civilized world. It is high time we publicly remind them of their criminal history and the obligations they hold toward the law and constitution.

Those modern-day Nostradamus types who have zero interest in fighting actively might as well stay home, rather than spreading defeatism and trying to sabotage any attempt to shift tactics and move the fight to the actual battlefield. Five hundred or a thousand loud, articulate people standing outside the bandits' windows can make a massive difference—especially if there is a long-term strategy and pre-arranged media coverage involved.

This post needs to be plastered on every single page. 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

Thomas Clark91 said:by Jure Karamarko

Guys, I’ve been saying this for ages—the only way we win this fight is through total, unified strength. Every single supporter, every ultra, every die-hard fan, even the casual observers—it has to be ALL OF US, or it will be NOTHING AT ALL. That is the only path forward.

Forget all that other nonsense,

"Divide et impera"—it’s an ancient maxim, centuries old, and it works every single time without fail.

I honestly don't understand why you people never seem to grasp this... just think back to that game last December... the vibe was absolutely terrible, and if you have any sense at all, you should remember exactly how miserable that felt.

Neither the police nor the state troopers—hell, not even the most aggressive intervention could get anywhere close to helping us then.

And let’s not forget how that piece of trash reacted when he was asked that simple question about whether the different factions had finally united.

He was foaming at the mouth like a rabid dog, I swear.

For the love of God, bury the hatchets and stand shoulder to shoulder.

What is there left to say?

🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

nimblecobra42 said:Look, for God's sake—if you actually want change, they’ll have to haul all fifty of those people you’re talking about off to prison—you need to fight the actual mafia—the suits in the administration, the corrupt cops, the filth in the government—the whole organized criminal syndicate tearing this damn country apart—instead of whining about some guy selling cheap knockoffs at a local convenience store, hoping he'll suddenly get the hint and quit after a few protests. Get serious.

My God, man—are you even aware that everyone is looking the other way when it comes to Yankee Stadium? From the President to the administration, all the way up to the media... everyone.

We’ve been banging our heads against a brick wall for years now, and the only result is that there are fewer and fewer of us left standing...

A few years back, when there were those massive protests against the federal government, the media just shat all over it for a month—even though there were 5,000 people out at the biggest rally, they "proudly" reported on a measly 200 people in Los Angeles, 17 in Seattle, and 9 in Miami.... 🙄

We need to crank up the heat on the administration and the cabinet, especially right now while they’re desperate to fix their approval ratings.
If we have to protest five times a week, then that’s exactly what we’ll do. And while we're at it, we need to mobilize the regular fans to back us in this fight to get a decent, functional club back.

nimblecobra42 said:Look, there isn't a practical solution on the table right now—not one, anyway. The only way this gets fixed is through high-level political maneuvering, which is exactly what’s keeping things stuck in the first place. He'll probably try to squeeze us by expanding those blacklists, but even then, we're still looking at being shut out of away games.

Chuck, seriously—do you actually believe (especially after everything that went down today) that he's going to limit his little blacklist crusade just to visiting teams? 😲

nimblecobra42 said:What kind of "massive protests" are you even talking about? To actually make a dent in the US Cabinet—the very people holding the ladder steady while he picks our pockets—you’d need 5,000 to 10,000 people showing up. We don't even have 1,500. Forget the protests... it’s obvious they’ve been given orders to clear us out before the Champions League starts, and they're making their move during these final few matches. The derby is going to be the grand finale of this entire operation.

Alright, genius—what’s your brilliant solution then?

Just sit around and wait for them to finish us off?

Forget this nonsense about changing seating arrangements. Go out there and protest! You won't find any blacklists or bans waiting for you in the public squares.

Harold Barnes85 said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybxej80CHvE

You really should have included this part in the video—it's essential. 😉

"In this life, my only true hatred is reserved for Zdravko Mamić, Zdravko Mamić—I will never know peace until that man finally kicks the bucket."

Frank Sanchez37 said:Davor Šuker is sucking up to Zdravko Mamic...
Zdravko Mamic is sucking up to Davor Šuker...
The ref is sucking up to Zdravko Mamic (that pathetic excuse for an official)...
In this life, I am nothing if not a dedicated hater of Zdravko Mamic—seriously, Zdravko Mamic—and I will never know peace until that junkie is finally out of here, ooooo

I’m really hoping there’s some video footage of this mess somewhere 🙏 🙏 🙏

feralpanther50 said:How exactly do you plan on mobilizing ordinary citizens? Who are you trying to attract—really? Especially after that recent absolute disaster on the interstate... those regular folks feel like they’re the very last priority on anyone's list. They just watch us fight and tear each other apart, and then, once the dust settles, we're expected to march right up to the Government to demand our rights... do you see my point? Or am I speaking Greek?

Look, these people aren't fighting for the Bad Boys—they're fighting for LA Galaxy.
And honestly, having them there is a win regardless; even if nobody shows up, at least we'll have our own numbers fully represented.

Whether it's a thousand, two thousand, or three—any number is a victory when you consider that just a few years ago, the biggest protest we saw barely scraped five or six thousand people.

I’ve been preaching this for ages—we need to pivot toward peaceful protests. It’s all about mobilizing the everyday person, getting them to actually get off their couches and show up at the demonstration.

It’s a foolproof strategy... there aren't any bans, no blacklists, and no stadium bans to worry about. Even if just a few thousand of us turn out, think about how many regular fans would follow suit.

Did anyone actually bother reading that entire message to the end?
I personally checked out after the first two lines... 🙄

Jonathan Smith12 said:One minute we've got this supposed "brilliant intellectual" tearing us apart, and the next, everyone's acting like we should just wrap up this mindless chatter already. 😍

Well, if it's up to me, I'm calling it quits right now. 😉

I haven't been following this whole thing closely—honestly, I have no clue what this "intellectual" was even rambling about—but based on the last few posts, my takeaway is pretty simple: this conversation is stupid, and it needs to end.

Jonathan Smith12 said:Just imagine if the roles were reversed—if we were the ones being targeted in this photo instead of them. 😉
If this kind of thing happened just once, fine, but to have it happen three years running? It’s absurd.

http://i60.tinypic.com/29malw7.jpg[/

And look, let's be real: back in the 80s, some folks were shaking hands with the rivals, while by the early 2000s, others were playing host to their workers. 😉

Honestly, we really need to put an end to these mindless, repetitive narratives once and for all.

rustyraven34 said:Bujan is probably the last journalist left in this country who hasn't been bought and paid for.

🤣🤣🤣

Oh, please... if that’s why he handled that broadcast so "perfectly"... the truth is, all those local hacks are nothing more than old-school, communist-minded cowards at heart.