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The feature itself should be trivial, just a little tweak of the SQL query. The interface though is not... and just as with all search related things, it runs into caching/load issues. It's probably the later why Jacob hasn't yet implemented complex search for any part of the site.

Why the fuck do you people focus on labels like straight and gay? Instead getting bogged down in bullshit semantics you should inspect what you like and come to terms with that.

Do you find depictions of androgynous males sexually arousing? Yeah that's gay... So what? Will you suddenly develop a like for hairy males and spend the rest of your love-life dating guys in the Blue Ostriga bar? Highly unlikely. Sexuality can't be encompassed by narrow labels. It's perfectly normal to react to some sexual stimuli outside the "norm", we all have some "gayness" in us. Sexuality is a spectrum that could be measured along several aspects (dominance, straight-gay, etc).

The sooner you accept this, the more easier you'll find it in life to accept other people's quirks and not get irrationally defensive (and act like a prick) when things challenge your sexuality.

Know yourself, know your likes and dislikes. Be firm in stating what you are, but don't be afraid to challenge yourself. Accepting yourself and the courage to do so are paramount to true confidence that won't be shaken even in the face of controversy.

You two fail at reading comprehension:



The question was about a way to only delete a single partition on a hard-drive, not securely deleting data. Virtually all known formatting software (that was designed to format stuff, not destroy all evidence like Darik's Boot & Nuke) going back so far as DOS' implementation of format.

WARNING! Read the instructions carefully! Low level commands often have no safety features, so you've got to get it right on the first try.

BTW formatting a drive twice is no whatsoever guarantee to getting rid of all data.

For that end I'd recommend Eraser, nowadays even Dod 3-pass is enough since data is stored so tightly on hard drives it's practically impossible to regain anything as there's no remnant in the space between the tracks.

Formatting more than once is useless. So is not doing a quick format. Doing a thorough formatting can come handy to detect hard drive faults but otherwise is just a waste of time.

Just use the windows install disk if you want to reinstall your OS. Heck, Windows 7 even has a nice GUI for this (a'la Gparted).

Word of wisdom: backup, backup, backup... your data. Screwing up and having to recover data is a lot more difficult and stressful then merely having to write a couple or DVDs/copying stuff to an external HD.
Word of advice: create at least two partitions. 20 GiByte is enough for WinXP. 40-50 is manageable for Windows 7. Store your data - movies, music, pictures, ie. stuff that takes up space - on a separate partition or hard-drive. This makes reinstalls a lot less hassle-full.

It's not. It's not recommended to use a 5400 RPM hd as your system disc. (Caviar Green is just that... it's recommended for storing data - films, music, pics, etc. - not running programs from it. The PSU is shit tier.

If it had a proper (7200 RPM) hard disc and a reliable PSU it'd be OK, but not a "great" deal as you can do better from the same money if you build the system yourself.

I also don't like buying "built" PCs, since the guarantee is for the whole setup not just the individual components, so you can't tweak/upgrade it on your own, you usually have to do all these at your supplier... and if you have any problem you need to bring the whole PC instead just the component that's giving you trouble... though this could be different with your supplier this tends to be (one of) the caveats of buying whole configs.

Until it breaks. Frankly you can use it as long as you wish, just make sure you clean it like any other sex toy. (Sometimes I even use some medical alcohol the disinfect everything I own).

Did you even bother to read the opening post? Your comment has contributed nothing relevant to what this thread is about.

You just got an F in sex.

If done right, anal can be really intimate and pleasurable experience for the girl.

Even if you have a spouse, you'll still love your parents... and the love you'll have for your children will outclass anything else in your life. The only difference is that these relations won't be sexual.

Why is it so hard to believe that one might feel love for even more people? Monogamous definitions ignore human nature... especially since sex in the first place is more about lust than love. Even the burning, passionate kind of love one feels doesn't last... it ends withing 10 years. Our brains are wired that way, the reservoirs of chemicals run out. If you're lucky and have actually worked at your relationship it'll be replaced by something more stable and enduring. Trust, acceptance, faith in each other.

The moment you let go of your jealousy and primate directive to monopolize the sexual capacity of your partner you'll realize there's nothing preventing from this happening with more people or among a group of them. Especially, for the first, lust filled kind... it's all about chemistry and takes little to go.

...the later though takes *work*. When you have to divide your time between several people it's a lot harder to do it well. Hence why most forms of polyamory tend to be about casual sex, not stable long term relationships.

Here's a brief rundown of what these files do:

We use two batch files and a vbscript. This is done, so each file only accomplishes one function.
-The vbscript replaces a string with another in a text file. It takes three parameters - name of the text file, string to be replaced, replacement string. Each time we call it - with those 3 parameters - it replaces that single string.
-The csv.bat batch file contains a list of strings we want to replace in a specific order. To create csv files we must call the vbscript severl time. This way we only need to create a single set of orders for each naming scheme. Its only parameter is a filename.
-The last batch file creates the text file we operate on (using windows' own dir command), renames it csv so when we open it in Excel it'll interpret it correctly and finally calls the previous batch file to do all the necessary string replacements. We could create multiple files, and call the csv.bat routine several times.

Here are things that might go wrong:
1. You named the vbscript something other than "replace.vbs" while the csv.bat batch file still references "replace.vbs"
2. You named the csv.bat batch file something else, while the last makelist.bat batch file still references it as such.
3. You didn't modify the in the last batch file so it won't create the text files we need to work on.

You people are confusing polygamy with polyamory... and a lot of other things. Let's list some of the open, consensual forms of sex & relationships that involve multiple people:

-Polygamy: *Marriage* where *one* person is married to several more.
-Group marriage: Several people form a single family unit, with all considered to be married to one another.

-Polyfidelity: Multiple people are involved in a relationship, but restrict sexual activity to within the group.
-An Understanding: An affair with your partner's approval. (Monica Lewinsky was likely this for Bill Clinton. Hillary probably knew everything).

-Polyamory: Having multiple intimate relationships.
-Open marriage/relationship: you're married, but you agree to casual sexual contact with others.
-Swinging: casual group sex, usually an organized activity for that express purpose.

I have 9 incisor teeth (instead 8), I only have 2 wisdom teeth (instead 4). Like a lot of people I have cracking joints, especially my right hand that cracks whenever I make a fist. My kidneys are also connected by a string of tissue on their lower end (but I don't have a horseshoe kidney).

I don't have access to a Windows 7 system right now, so I can't troubleshoot the script. Another guess could be that on Win 7 you need administrative privileges to run a vbscript.

It's not painful. Use lube and take the time to loosen up.



It's possible to stimulate the prostate with your fingers alone. If you want to "fuck" him, get a strap-on.

Did you actually create a vbs file and place it in the same directory where the bat file is?

What comes to mind is that your (probably English) version Excel uses commas instead semi-commas to parse csv files. Try this:

Darik's Boot And Nuke if you're in a hurry.
Eraser if you want to be a bit more selective. Keep in mind though, that Windows' shadow volume copy might still fuck you in the ass and it's quite hard to get rid of stuff that's been saved there.

The best thing to do, is to store everything encrytped in the first place. TrueCrypt comes handy for that... especially since if offers "plausible deniability" that is you can create 2 levels of encryption and later reveal the non-incriminating 1st level if its demanded.

"In July 2008, several TrueCrypt-secured hard drives were seized from a Brazilian banker Daniel Dantas, who was suspected of financial crimes. The Brazilian National Institute of Criminology (INC) tried for five months (without success) to obtain access to TrueCrypt-protected disks owned by the banker, after which they enlisted the help of the FBI. The FBI used dictionary attacks against Dantas' disks for over 12 months, but were still unable to decrypt them."

The simplest advice I can give about gaming laptops: DON'T.
"Gaming" laptops overheat and as a consequence have a reduced life-span, cost an arm & leg and can't really be upgraded (or it takes another set of arm & leg to do so).

You're much better off buying a desktop *and* a laptop for work. If what you're aiming for is LAN parties, then you're better off building/buying a mini PC, especially since TFT monitors are lightweight.

(Back in the day, we had to haul CRTs heavier than your anorexic girlfriend. Those days a LAN party was a workout).

Granted I'm a broke Eastern European who'd spend at most 500-600$ on a new PC (whether laptop or desktop), but it *is* possible to make a good buy for that money and later upgrade for 100-200$ as time goes by.

In my experience these programs do little good in the long run, other than making the user "feel good" about maintaining their OS. What's better (in the long run) is to achieve doctrine of "conservative minimalism".

Conservative: On a system that is critical - because you work on it, because you maintain it, etc. - use what works and don't experiment. Do it on another system or when doing overhauls. Once the system is in place, don't play around with it if you can help it.

Minimalism: Less is more. The less programs you install, the less intrusive and resource hogging these programs are the less chance there is for *any* problem. Use the simplest, most basic solution you can think of.