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Dacomputernerd
07-18-2005, 01:55 PM
But that is not possible, you cannot spend too much time on TrailVoy.com :D

http://gallery.trailvoy.com/data/500/laptopscreen.JPG

Tommy
07-18-2005, 05:26 PM
Ouch... please read the gallery post. :duh:

http://forums.trailvoy.com/showthread.php?t=876

Free hosting:
http://forums.trailvoy.com/showpost.php?p=10470&postcount=8

But nice favorites.:D

Dacomputernerd
07-18-2005, 05:27 PM
lol i have even more now:D:yes:

Dacomputernerd
07-18-2005, 05:28 PM
Ouch... please read the gallery post. :duh:

http://forums.trailvoy.com/showthread.php?t=876

Free hosting:
http://forums.trailvoy.com/showpost.php?p=10470&postcount=8

But nice favorites.:D

sorry tommy, next time i'll use cardomain :D:yes:

You like those favorites don't you!! :D ;) :yes: :eek: :D :cool: ;) :D :D

Jman423
07-18-2005, 08:03 PM
sorry tommy, next time i'll use cardomain :D:yes:

You like those favorites don't you!! :D ;) :yes: :eek: :D :cool: ;) :D :D
Dude, I think you like the smilies a little too much!! :laugh: :D

sallen
07-18-2005, 09:53 PM
the smileies are awsome, :x :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

i like that one

shay

Dacomputernerd
07-18-2005, 09:53 PM
Dude, I think you like the smilies a little too much!! :laugh: :D

well those many were necessary to prove my point!! :yes:

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-19-2005, 12:17 AM
well those many were necessary to prove my point!! :yes:

Not really. :m2: The guy using dial-up will be glad to agree with me when the thread loads for him a couple hours from now :laugh: :raspberry

Dacomputernerd
07-19-2005, 09:57 AM
The guy using dial-up will be glad to agree with me when the thread loads for him a couple hours from now :laugh: :raspberry

Ok, but if you want to get technical, :raspberry ...

Your web browser only loads each image once, so if that image is on the webpage more then once,it will display it multiple times, but only load it once.
Also if your web browser sees that you are always incountering the same image (ex, a smilie that is used alot) it is stored in a temp folder for usually 1 or 2 days. Finally, these smilies are very small in file size. It takes longer to load 1 avitar then all of the smilies :yes: You will see this yourself if you download each smilie and add up the file sizes and then compare to an avitar.

:raspberry See i know what im talking about when it comes to computers :D They don't call me Da-computer-nerd for nothing you know... Actually no one ccalls me that but O WELL! :D :D :D

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-19-2005, 12:31 PM
hey dacomputernerd, I've got news for ya buddy: I've been in the IT industry for years now. I know all that.

IT WAS A JOKE!! Come on now, seems like people don't have any sense of damn humor anymore!! :duh::no: Loosen up, bud.

ENVOY2LOW43
07-19-2005, 12:52 PM
Geez, it seems like every thread in this forum, tempers are flying. Guys loosen up! :D

Dacomputernerd
07-19-2005, 01:21 PM
IT WAS A JOKE!! Come on now, seems like people don't have any sense of damn humor anymore!! :duh::no: Loosen up, bud.

I know, i was just messin with ya!! LOL ;) :D :yes:

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-19-2005, 01:28 PM
I know, i was just messin with ya!! LOL ;) :D :yes:

It certainly didn't come across like that..... :duh::x

Dacomputernerd
07-19-2005, 02:22 PM
It certainly didn't come across like that..... :duh::x

im sorry, you guys are all great :yes: I didnt mean to sound angry, i typed that while smiling, and sometimes i forget that you guys cant see that :yes:

Next time i'll have to put a big smilie after, llike this :D I am a usually a very funny guy :D

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-19-2005, 02:29 PM
im sorry, you guys are all great :yes: I didnt mean to sound angry, i typed that while smiling, and sometimes i forget that you guys cant see that :yes:

Next time i'll have to put a big smilie after, llike this :D I am a usually a very funny guy :D

It didn't sound angry - just seemed like you didn't get my joke. :raspberry

Dacomputernerd
07-19-2005, 02:32 PM
It didn't sound angry - just seemed like you didn't get my joke. :raspberry

ok :D I did, lol its just that my friends are convinced that i know everything about computers, and they got me thinking that way to :D

But it was a good joke, caz i do kinda get carried away with the smilies sometimes :yes: :yes: :D :D :laugh: ;) ;) :yes: :D
HAHAHAHA HA :D

Tommy
07-19-2005, 02:56 PM
Hey Dacomputernerd...my host emailed me today and told me that the forum is running low on smilies, can ya ease up a bit bud? :D

Thanks!

Dacomputernerd
07-19-2005, 03:12 PM
Hey Dacomputernerd...my host emailed me today and told me that the forum is running low on smilies, can ya ease up a bit bud? :D

Thanks!

ok, i'll try :D:D

(see only 2 this time :yes: OK, mabie 3 )

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-19-2005, 09:10 PM
its just that my friends are convinced that i know everything about computers, and they got me thinking that way to

They key is not to let it go to your head :) No matter how much you know, someone else always knows more. :yes:

Dacomputernerd
07-19-2005, 10:00 PM
No matter how much you know, someone else always knows more. :yes:
Very True Advice :yes:

jimmyjam
07-19-2005, 10:49 PM
They key is not to let it go to your head :) No matter how much you know, someone else always knows more. :yes:
Like me, for example :laugh:
Heres an example of my college work
http://classes.cecs.ucf.edu/%5Cseecsseniordesign/sp2002su2002/sr02ss17/html/pics.html
Thats an ethernet & microcontroller board I made and wrote a driver and TCP/IP stack in motorolla hc12 assembly. I was an amateur back then.
PWNED :D
I don't tell anyone I know anything about these dreaded creations though.. I hate reinstalling windows. As snoop dog said, the game should be sold and not told.

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-19-2005, 11:40 PM
Like me, for example :laugh:
Heres an example of my college work
http://classes.cecs.ucf.edu/%5Cseecsseniordesign/sp2002su2002/sr02ss17/html/pics.html
Thats an ethernet & microcontroller board I made and wrote a driver and TCP/IP stack in motorolla hc12 assembly. I was an amateur back then.
PWNED :D
I don't tell anyone I know anything about these dreaded creations though.. I hate reinstalling windows. As snoop dog said, the game should be sold and not told.

:eek: holy crap!! :cool:

Were you an electrical engineering major or something? That's awesome work :yes:

Jman423
07-19-2005, 11:46 PM
Like me, for example :laugh:
Heres an example of my college work
http://classes.cecs.ucf.edu/%5Cseecsseniordesign/sp2002su2002/sr02ss17/html/pics.html
Thats an ethernet & microcontroller board I made and wrote a driver and TCP/IP stack in motorolla hc12 assembly. I was an amateur back then.
PWNED :D
I don't tell anyone I know anything about these dreaded creations though.. I hate reinstalling windows. As snoop dog said, the game should be sold and not told.
Damn man, thats impressive!!

jimmyjam
07-20-2005, 12:33 AM
Actually I'm a software guy by trade. I'm good with digital circuits but I can't do anything that processes analog signal besides maybe a simple power supply. Analog == Math :mad: I forgot everything after algebra
I'd kill for access to a PCB milling machine. Don't have $15k to spare though :( I ended up being really good at building boards and soldering chips that small. My goal was to make everyone else's project look like trash and I think I achieved that.
The software on that thing was even better, TCP/IP in assembly is hard, no OS whatsoever, not even a friggin stack, I dunno what I was smoking. Oh wait, yeah I do.. that was good stuff http://smiles.zy.cz/140.gif. Hardware is sexier though, chicks dig hardware :(

ScarabEpic22
07-20-2005, 02:37 AM
Like me, for example :laugh:
Heres an example of my college work
http://classes.cecs.ucf.edu/%5Cseecsseniordesign/sp2002su2002/sr02ss17/html/pics.html
Thats an ethernet & microcontroller board I made and wrote a driver and TCP/IP stack in motorolla hc12 assembly. I was an amateur back then.
PWNED :D
I don't tell anyone I know anything about these dreaded creations though.. I hate reinstalling windows. As snoop dog said, the game should be sold and not told.


Dude, thats really impressive work you got there. :cool: I could never do that. :(

I agree with you that reinstalling windows is the biggest pain in the you-know-what. I manage all of the 6 computers in my home, and all have had windows at one point or another, and it takes forever to install everything, drivers, etc. I do a little computer consulting for friends if they are having a problem or something, but your work is by far some of the best I have ever seen. Keep it up! :D

Dacomputernerd
07-20-2005, 09:17 AM
Like me, for example :laugh:
Heres an example of my college work
http://classes.cecs.ucf.edu/%5Cseecsseniordesign/sp2002su2002/sr02ss17/html/pics.html
Thats an ethernet & microcontroller board I made and wrote a driver and TCP/IP stack in motorolla hc12 assembly. I was an amateur back then.
PWNED :D
I don't tell anyone I know anything about these dreaded creations though.. I hate reinstalling windows. As snoop dog said, the game should be sold and not told.

Thats Awesome!!! :eek: :yes:

02EnvoySLE Guy
07-20-2005, 01:25 PM
Actually I'm a software guy by trade. I'm good with digital circuits but I can't do anything that processes analog signal besides maybe a simple power supply. Analog == Math :mad: I forgot everything after algebra
I'd kill for access to a PCB milling machine. Don't have $15k to spare though :( I ended up being really good at building boards and soldering chips that small. My goal was to make everyone else's project look like trash and I think I achieved that.
The software on that thing was even better, TCP/IP in assembly is hard, no OS whatsoever, not even a friggin stack, I dunno what I was smoking. Oh wait, yeah I do.. that was good stuff http://smiles.zy.cz/140.gif. Hardware is sexier though, chicks dig hardware :(

See, now you know why I can't stand the software side of things. I'm in it for working with physical layouts and such; setting up new networks with switches, routers, etc. MUCH more fun than being chained to a C compiler all day :x

Dacomputernerd
07-20-2005, 02:36 PM
I'm in it for working with physical layouts and such; setting up new networks with switches, routers, etc. MUCH more fun than being chained to a C compiler all day :x

I very much agree with you :yes: I've always liked the Hardware side much more