csmith1991

I heard its cold where you're at.

You fools... clearly Gummy Worms are the answer.

Probably the least known shows I watched, and enjoyed would be: * WKRP in Cincinnati (free episodes on Hulu I believe, not sure if its all of them... watch the turkeys away episode first) * Chuck (all episodes on Netflix now) Better known shows: * Scrubs * Game of Thrones

I was really confused when I read @fringie's comment.

@eldergeek: 9/10. Fantastic gaming computer, dock'd one point for monitors being different sizes (that drives me nuts). CPU: Intel Core i7 4770k MoBo: Gigabyte G1.Sniper 5 GPU: VisionTek CryoVenom R9 290 SSD: Samsung 120 GB 840 Pro HDD: WD 1TB Blue RAM: G.Skill 16GB, 1866Hz Case: Corsair Air 540 Monitor: 3xDell P2214H Completely Watercooled.

The build is done! Pictures updated =D Very excited to have it up in running. Have fun guys, I've got a years worth of games to catch up on.

FrozenCPU.com wouldn't accept a return for store credit or anything. Terrible way to handle a misunderstanding. That said, I went by to Micro Center and picked up some PrimoChill LRT tubing (sorry for all those hoping for a rigid acrylic build, I'm clearly not experienced enough). I got it all assembled in about an hour and have now been running a leak test for an hour or so. All bubbles have been bled. The pump runs quieter than the AC in my house. Extremely excited to see how this turns out! Edit: Before I get asked, yes, I checked each part (gpu aside) for functionality on air cooling before skipping to the loop The video card I'm going to have to trust it was inspected first though, because I don't trust running a 290 without some sort of cooling.

That's correct Bagmup, I didn't know there was a difference. =(

There's a lot to learn from doing things from scratch, but it inevitably opens yourself up to input validation issues such as sql injection. While I agree, as a learning tool, starting from scratch can be useful I feel as though any site going into production ought to be using at least some sort of framework to handle at least the database queries to avoid most of the gotchya moments. I'm not saying frameworks make development foolproof, there will always be a better fool, but they do help clean things up quite a bit, and will include optimizations a new programmer won't know to make.

I've always kinda wondered what rm -rf / would do, assuming you had root file permissions. Would it delete everything in site? Would it delete everything until the instruction set for rm got deleted? Would it simply not work because every single distribution of linux/unix is smart enough to know not to delete itself? What do you think would happen? I guess I could setup a VM and find out for myself, but... I'm not even sure I would know what to make of the aftermath if it stopped half way through.

Ha, that wouldn't surprise me, on my build log I have a picture of the fitting though. It's not even close. What a lousy way to do business. =(

I recently bought some Monsoon Hardline 1/2" OD tubing to use with some Monsoon Free Center 1/2" OD fittings and the 1/2" OD bending kit from Primochill. I bought these from FrozenCPU. Unfortunately, FrozenCPU doesn't advertise that these parts, albeit being labeled as matching sizes, won't work with each other. The issue is the tubing is to small. If you're going to use the Hardline tubing you must get the hardline fittings, and the primochill bending kit will not work. FrozenCPU has a 20% restocking fee, so hopefully this saves someone some money.

Hit a snag. Monsoon Cooling screwed up it'd seem. The tubing is supposed to be 1/2" OD, but clearly these tubes aren't such. This happened on all 8 that I bought. The boxes were correctly labeled, so I don't blame FrozenCPU at all.

I got it for $200 at the Baltimore Microcenter last weekend. They were running the $249.99 price at the time and there was a $50 coupon for it available on Microcenter's website.

It's coming.