A psychologist might try to label that as one of your personality traits—you know, some deep-seated disbelief in others—but if you ask me, just a regular person on the street, I’d say this: don't go handing out your trust to anyone you haven't truly gotten to know yet. Trust isn't something you just give away; it has to be earned first.
Oh, please. Just let him be. 🤣 On the Bug forum, after we all tried our best to lend a hand, he just started spamming endless walls of text—basically just logs—over and over again. He refuses to listen to anyone, insists on doing things his own way, and just keeps repeating the same tired points. It’s exhausting, really.
After five days of pure, unadulterated frustration, the decision was finally made to delete his thread entirely. Not just lock it, mind you—actually delete it. That is an incredibly rare occurrence on a forum like this. 🥱
It truly grates on my nerves when someone just drones on and on, clearly lost in their own little world, absolutely enamored with the sound of their own voice. And yet, the moment someone else tries to contribute? They’re completely checked out. It’s as if they couldn't care less about what anyone else has to say, 🥱 because they aren't actually listening—they're just hovering there, impatiently waiting for "their turn" to launch back into their own endless monologue.
There isn't really any other way around it, is there? They’ll either hit you with a partial ban or—as you suggested yourself—you can just log off and spend your days reading whatever you want, brother.
Honestly, you’d be better off asking them for a partial ban instead, because pursuing this specific line of thought? It’s completely pointless.
Oh, please. Don't be so dramatic. This isn't some neighborhood HOA meeting where we need to start policing every little thing or handing out penalties for minor infractions.
Technically speaking, you don't even need a battery on the motherboard for the computer to actually boot up. The only thing you'll miss out on is having the correct time and date displayed. Why not try pulling the battery out entirely and seeing if the machine starts without it?
Your issue might not even have anything to do with the battery at all.
bluecyclist64 said:Exactly, Kalimero! It’s a complete injustice. Calling idiots "idiots"—that’s pure totalitarianism right there. My apologies, distinguished idiots...
And what the hell are Congress and the assembly in Canada even doing about it?
What does all this actually signify?
Are we supposed to just turn a blind eye to neo-fascism here in America and the supporters of that piece of filth Pavelić?
Neo-fascism simply isn't trending in Western democracies these days. Honestly, guys, what are you thinking? A Great American Reich? God, it’s just not feasible.
We're missing a Big Uncle figure to come along and help our local heroes...
Actually, we aren't.
Given how your grandfathers used to talk big about Stalin City—come on, kids, head down to Buzin, sign up as volunteers, and go kill off some poor souls in the Middle East in the name of the Fourth Reich.
It's typical troll behavior: acting tough behind a screen, yet when it comes time to actually die for the Big Boss, you vanish. Go be brothers to those buffoons living in trailers, spreading the American dream, freedom, and democracy via napalm!
Oh, please, son, you're spouting nonsense like you just dropped in from deep space.
Why does it disgust you when someone loves their Homeland, say America, and why do you immediately link that to outdated relics of the past that are totally off? What nationalism and chauvinism are you even talking about??!!
Look, was it the Democratic Party that won the last election? (They didn't need any fancy coalitions for that). Americans, just like any people, are sensitive to injustice; they felt it with the Republican Party, and that's why the Republicans lost the elections. There was theft, corruption, and all sorts of shady business, but you probably think America would have flourished if the Democratic Party had been dominant in the Government of America for the last 14 years. Believe me, it wouldn't have, because all politicians are prone to "lying," "collecting" money "from abroad," and so on.
It's hard enough living in the US without always having this negative attitude toward so-called "fascists," who for most of us Americans are just a forgotten chapter of history.
I don't even want to write about the communists, because there have already been a million posts about that topic here.
Honestly, the guy just transcribed his OWN material—stuff that probably didn't even get a second glance back when he was busy tearing into Jovic.
So what’s the move now?! Is he supposed to just conjure up nonsense out of thin air? Why invent new insults for Jovic when he already has those sharp, scathing pieces ready to go against that old-school American sympathizer?
Long live Mr. Soliti! Keep swinging at those communists. 👏
Try setting up a more complex email address, like kesterix24@gmail.com, and you won't have to deal with all that spam. I actually use a rather convoluted Gmail account myself, and I haven't seen a single piece of spam to date. Spammers basically just take wild stabs in the dark; if your address is overly simplistic, why wouldn't they target you? And just so we're clear—if you were worried about privacy—no one on this Reddit thread has shared your registration email with anyone.
Just return that Apple drive. Pop in a Windows DVD or maybe a CD—honestly, I’m not even sure which OS you're running at this point—and just run a full Windows Recovery. That ought to do the trick, shouldn't it? EXAMPLES
The straightforward truth is that moderators aren't gods, nor are they some breed of super-geniuses; they’re just people, and like all of us, they make mistakes.
I honestly don't see why that one specific post carries such immense weight for you that you felt compelled to start an entire thread over it?! 🤣
1. Absolutely gorgeous, so relaxing. 2. Honestly? Just irritating. 3. Smooth, polished... very chill. 4. That iconic, soothing D major composition by Bach that everyone knows and loves. 5. It’s Bach in minor, sure, but for some reason, it just rubs me the wrong way. Why is that? 6. A bit dull. 7. Feels claustrophobic. 😁 8. Pleasant, quite unobtrusive. 9. This one gets on my nerves—way too many tempo changes... ugh... it actually makes me cringe. 10. Lovely orchestration; a really easy listen.
It appears that Windows 7 is automatically installing all my chipset drivers during the initial setup process. In Device Manager, everything looks perfectly clean—no yellow warning icons anywhere—except for the audio driver. But honestly, that’s hardly a surprise, right? It’s an external sound card, and Windows simply doesn't have the drivers for it out of the box.
What I'm wondering is this: even if the OS handles the basics, is there any actual benefit to manually installing the latest chipset drivers released after my specific version of Windows 7 was launched? Or am I just chasing ghosts?
The motherboard in question is an ASUS P7P55D DDR3.
What do you mean, "what does it have to do with anything"!?
Look, I can see you're getting all worked up, but let's be honest—you wouldn't know your way around a PC if it hit you in the face, much less how to navigate a browser. So, if you're so eager to help (since you're offering, after all), why on earth are you keeping it powered on?