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- Thread starter EpidemiK
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I was on Google News and on the top it said Updated 9 minutes ago. I refreshed the page after 30 seconds and it now said Update 5 minutes ago. So I thought to myself "Sneaky Bastards".
So I then went and searched the term Sneaky Bastards, the top Google result was a Digg link. Here is the outcome: http://i39.tinypic.com/16abhn7.jpg
So I then went and searched the term Sneaky Bastards, the top Google result was a Digg link. Here is the outcome: http://i39.tinypic.com/16abhn7.jpg
They pay pretty decently though, I used to have screensavers with their thing bundled and it was generating heaps of profit. I had to shut down the whole operation though, turned out you can't use copyrighted photographs to make screensavers and then distribute them for free without giving any credits to anyone anywhere.
That's weird, I think they have. Zangocash.com goes to http://www.pinballpublishernetwork.com/. Maybe they've been bought out.
Apparently happened last month. Read here: http://affiliatewebmasterforum.com/...ngocash-bought-pinball-publisher-network.html
I find this funny: http://www.dula.tv/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/alone-in-the-dark.jpg
Oh snap.
I have to go back to windows on my secondary computer. :'(
I bought a new monitor (LG 22" 1920x1080) and am trying to connect the old one, which was really a TV to the Ubuntu comp.
The TV has a native resolution and refresh rate of 1600x1200_60 for the VGA input. The problem is that, the resolution is meant to be none-wide 4:3 (refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vector_Video_Standards2.svg).
The nvidia-settings (its got nv geforce 8600 GTS installed) does not allow non standard resolutions, and when I change it in xorg.conf file it just doesnt do anything after restarting gdm.
the settings thing has a custom resolution field but changing that just changes the desktop size and not the actual resolution which is pretty gay.
I bought a new monitor (LG 22" 1920x1080) and am trying to connect the old one, which was really a TV to the Ubuntu comp.
The TV has a native resolution and refresh rate of 1600x1200_60 for the VGA input. The problem is that, the resolution is meant to be none-wide 4:3 (refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vector_Video_Standards2.svg).
The nvidia-settings (its got nv geforce 8600 GTS installed) does not allow non standard resolutions, and when I change it in xorg.conf file it just doesnt do anything after restarting gdm.
the settings thing has a custom resolution field but changing that just changes the desktop size and not the actual resolution which is pretty gay.
