Post your desktop!

Errrrr, I seriously cannot show you my background, as its not safe for work.

I could link to it i suppose :)
 
Cryogenic Filmworks said:
What? I believe that would be a .44 magnum, and the line is from Magnum Force if I am correct.
:D
Actually, it's from Dirty Harry. Here's the line:

Harry Callahan: I know what you're thinking. "Did he fire six shots or only five?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself a question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?
 
directinglegend said:
I think he should have .357... since it's the MOST POWERFUL HANDGUN IN THE WORLD.

With a bayonette on it. (Thank you Wes Anderson for your quirky AMEX commercial)
 
tjohara99 said:
i head somewhere that if your desktop has less stuff on it, then your computer will perform better...anyone else heard this>?

Just like "my car drives better when it's washed" :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG) I have never heard of the desktop thing before.
 
tjohara99 said:
i head somewhere that if your desktop has less stuff on it, then your computer will perform better...anyone else heard this>?

Lie. Dont believe that- to see what is slowing down your comp, ALT-CTRL-DELETE, then go to processes, then look at what is taking all the memory and CPU.
 
tjohara99 said:
i head somewhere that if your desktop has less stuff on it, then your computer will perform better...anyone else heard this>?

Well, technically, that is partly true. Your Desktop uses your default drive or C drive on a PC. If you C drive gets really full of junk, like having huge files on your desktop then that can slow down access time to windows programs and anything else that runs on that drive. This only pertains however if you have a small system drive and you are keeping it full of huge avi or mov files on your desktop. If you C drive isn't full, you'll be fine keeping as much crap as you want on the drive.
 
I think it's true. My Windows machine is quite a bit peppier with just one item on the desktop and fewer items in the Start/Applications menu. Stuff in the Startup folder can REALLY bog it down.
 
Yes, I am a patriot. (cleaned it up for the family site)

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Here are my desktops on my dual monitors setup. The first one is just temporary crap, the second one I actually like a bit.

desktop1.jpg


desktop2.jpg
 
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