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Marshall
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To boot from the Ubuntu disc you must first set your BIOS to boot from CD first. When your computer is first booting up, hit the key it tells you to enter the BIOS look for "Boot Devices" and change it so that your Disc drive is first in the boot or…
August 28
Apprentice Newbie here, I have a hackintosh running brilliantly except that time machine won't back up...so i'm thinking of running Ubuntu as well so that i can increase my computer skills. I am trying to follow the directions on how to dual boot ub…
August 26
Marshall and Paul Bennett are now friends
June 3
Have a word with your ISP.
June 1
Marshall added a blog post
Dear YouTube, Why has it taken more than an hour to buffer only half of a five minute video? I know you're popular and traffic must be awful, but the rest of my interwebs is loaing really fast. Please YouTube; play nice?
June 1
Yeah of course it does, however the majority of hardware can support OSx86 as long as you locate the correct drivers for it. The main nasties are sound and wireless drivers, which are easily done via google search
May 1
Doesn't it matter what hardware you install OSx86 on?
April 27
Marshall added a blog post
There are loads of tutorials out there on how to Dual-boot pretty much any combination of Operating Systems, and I felt it was about time I contributed my part on how to dual boot two of my favourite ones: Ubuntu Linux and OSx86. There are several…
March 15

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At 11:19am on October 14, 2008, Jack said…
LOL so it just made things easier.


yeah those people that support you are right because magic is so cool. Do you know Keith Barry? Hes a good magician

so if do you do history in school so? If you like ancient cultures and all.
At 11:17am on October 14, 2008, iEuphoria said…
nice page :)
At 10:58am on October 14, 2008, Jack said…
whats the occult> and are you any good at magic?
At 10:10am on October 14, 2008, Jack said…
oh thanks for clearing that up and yes I will definately go on metalstorm!
At 9:44am on October 14, 2008, Jack said…
listened should be listed :P
At 9:44am on October 14, 2008, Jack said…
Yeah I know what you mean but dont argue with free beer :D


lol

oh I have a quaestion for you because you will know more about this than me.
This site www.metal-archives.com or is it metal archive? anyway it doesnt have rammstein, SOAD or Disturbed listened. I asked why this was and some guy in the chatroom said they were never metal and never will be.

Is that true? I am sure that at least R+ are metal.
At 9:27am on October 14, 2008, Jack said…
Lmao

Well you are *insert age here* dont feel too old
At 11:14am on October 12, 2008, Jack said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!


Have a good 'un
At 11:51am on October 8, 2008, Jack said…
haha nobody is unpopular on here.

You have good taste in music because metal is obviously the best.

so do you like disturbed, system of a down, rammstein or slipknot?
At 11:12am on October 8, 2008, Jack said…
hey welcome? lol

seeing as you have no comments I'll presume thats the aprropriate thing to say :P

Profile Information

What kind of geek are you?
Computer/Internet, Science, Magician, The Occult
Why do you consider yourself a geek?
I love computers, hardware and software, every OS. However I also go outside a lot, hobbies include music, "Working Out", Magic and general chillaxation with friends
How did you find out about our Geek community?
I've followed Chris for a while now. He was the one who paved the way for my Linux conversion
What are your "geeky equipment" specs?
Desktop -
Ubuntu-Linux 8.10 "Intrepid Ibex"
Intel something processor at 3.0ghz
512mb RAM (Probably DDR, not sure)
80gb HDD

Laptop 1 - Acer TravelMate 3270
OSx86 Hackintosh (iPC) and Ubuntu 8.10
Intel Core 2 Duo at 1.67ghz
1gb of DDR2 SDRAM
80gb HDD

Laptop 2 - (Apple iBook)
Mac OS X Leopard
PowerPC G4 Processor at 1.33ghz
1.25gb of DDR RAM
60gb HDD.

All essential documents/files (and iTunes) are stored on an external harddrive with 500gb space
What do you want to be when you grow up?
I want to give this magician thing a run for its money first, otherwise a Pharmacist or someone who sells Linux-based computers
What makes you laugh?
Stuff that's actually funny. Not F.R.I.E.N.D.S.
What is the thing in life you treasure most?
My girlfriend. Her and my coat
What's the geekiest thing you've ever done?
Dreamed about dual-booting Linux and BSD
What do you do to entertain yourself?
When not with Lauren or at work/school, I'll go out with a few mates and have a few drinks and some food and a chat. If I'm in on my own I'll read or use stumbleupon.
Favorite music, movies, books, shows, artists, games, people, events, hobbies, etc.?
Large fan of Metal music (Most subgenres), Rock Music and Trance/Dark Trance music.

Favourite films are The Crow, and Underworld.

I like Sci-fi novels, Graphic Novels (Watchmen!!), and also 'The Classics' such as Dickens, Bronte etc.

I tend to veer towards sitcom shows, like The I.T. Crowd, The Mighty Boosh, Spaced.

I'm not heavily into art, however appreciate it. My fave artist is probably my girlfriend or my friend at my school, whom are really good at drawing.

My favourite events tend to be Fridays, for they are Lauren days. I also enjoy my college's parties and Curry night with Phil.

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Dear YouTube

Dear YouTube,

Why has it taken more than an hour to buffer only half of a five minute video? I know you're popular and traffic must be awful, but the rest of my interwebs is loaing really fast. Please YouTube; play nice?

Posted on June 1, 2009 at 1:02pm — 1 Comment

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How Successfully Dual-Boot Hackintosh and Ubuntu Linux

There are loads of tutorials out there on how to Dual-boot pretty much any combination of Operating Systems, and I felt it was about time I contributed my part on how to dual boot two of my favourite ones: Ubuntu Linux and OSx86.

There are several methods to achieving this, however after trying and failing for about a week, myself and a friend finally managed to get it working – turns out it was as easy as pie and we were trying to do all the wrong things. This is how we finally did it, after n… Continue

Posted on March 15, 2009 at 8:12am — 4 Comments

Marshall

Oh deary me.

As somebody who writes a lot, either for essays or for personal enjoyment, I once thought I had a sufficient mastery of the English language to see me through the most difficult of literary situations. Alas no, it would seem.

Almost exactly three weeks ago, I got onto the bus with a friend in order to visit the city centre, it was also the plan for him to introduce me to a girl he think I'd get along with in terms of being good mates. I don't wish to allude to any cliches but when I laid eyes o… Continue

Posted on November 16, 2008 at 2:25pm — 1 Comment

Marshall

I really rather dislike either G4 processors, or USB.

About a year ago myself an my mum (mom to my American brethren) chipped together and bought a 500gb external HDD so that my Desktop PC (running Windows at the time) could encompass the enormity of our combined iTunes. As you can see from my specs, both machines I own have puny HDDs, so to store the many films/tv shows we converted from dvd, and my 20 gigabytes of nasty heavy metal music (as well as my mum's rather pathetic 5 gigabytes of pop/rock) an external drive of immense capacity was requir… Continue

Posted on October 21, 2008 at 10:54am — 1 Comment

Marshall

My First Ever Blog Post in History, seriously, and the pwning of an AOL salesman.

I hope you will all forgive me for the poor and unmatured quality of this post, as I've never found reason to blog about anything before, however today I remembered I had a Geeks account and felt it necessary to blog about something; for without bad content one cannot determine good content, and hopefully this post will make you better appreciate the skills of better and more interesting bloggers.

I've always been the more tech-savvy one in my circle of friends, and especially within my immedia… Continue

Posted on October 8, 2008 at 10:30am — 1 Comment

 
 

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