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Coldest day of the year. That means that the temperature outside is around 0°C.

Also, I'm not posting much in this forum because I'm addicted to CWCki. Seriously, that wiki is hiralous and interesting. It's about that crazy Sonichu creator, Christian Wetson Chandler, so it's mostly rated PG13 and some pages are R.

Also, is really hard to type in a phone with gloves on xD

So I watched the 70th Tony Award tonight, and it was great!

I heard Hamilton did pretty well?

I honestly don't understand why that's good. I trust that it's good, but having not seen it, I'm not sure what makes it so good!

Trust me dude, once you listen to the soundtrack, you'll be hooked.

Sleet wrote:I heard Hamilton did pretty well?

I honestly don't understand why that's good. I trust that it's good, but having not seen it, I'm not sure what makes it so good!

A Hamilton vs. Jefferson rap battle obviously.

Seth wrote:

Sleet wrote:I heard Hamilton did pretty well?

I honestly don't understand why that's good. I trust that it's good, but having not seen it, I'm not sure what makes it so good!

A Hamilton vs. Jefferson rap battle obviously.

Did ERBH make a Hamilton vs. Jefferson battle?

SergeiTheFox wrote:

Seth wrote:

Sleet wrote:I heard Hamilton did pretty well?

I honestly don't understand why that's good. I trust that it's good, but having not seen it, I'm not sure what makes it so good!

A Hamilton vs. Jefferson rap battle obviously.

Did ERBH make a Hamilton vs. Jefferson battle?

No that's just one of the musical numbers in Hamilton

Wait really? Or are you pulling my leg?

from what I understand, that's actually something from Hamilton. or if not, it fits enough with the feel of the musical that it would make sense. so if the idea intrigues you, maybe check it out sometime if you can.

Sleet wrote:Wait really? Or are you pulling my leg?

Yep cabinet battle #1 is just like a historically accurate rap battle about the debate about debt after the revolution. And throws mad shade at tomas jefferson. Its really cool.

Saturn381 wrote:So I watched the 70th Tony Award tonight, and it was great!

Wish I would have watched it. I'm not really interested in... Uh... Whatever those awards are for. I do love James Corden though, and I saw he was the host.

EDIT AS TO NOT DOUBLE POST!

I am currently on my old Wondows XP computer from 2001. Yeah, the modern internet still works on Internet Explorer from 2001. I got a few MS DOS games on floppy disk, and I wanted to try them out. Didn't quite work, so I wanted to see what sites worked. This is one of them.

Fun fact: This is the very first computer I ever used in my life.

Also, please help me. Google doesn't work on here. I have to use Bing.

Oh dang color me intrigued.

KingFan13 wrote:

Saturn381 wrote:So I watched the 70th Tony Award tonight, and it was great!

Wish I would have watched it. I'm not really interested in... Uh... Whatever those awards are for. I do love James Corden though, and I saw he was the host.

EDIT AS TO NOT DOUBLE POST!

I am currently on my old Wondows XP computer from 2001. Yeah, the modern internet still works on Internet Explorer from 2001. I got a few MS DOS games on floppy disk, and I wanted to try them out. Didn't quite work, so I wanted to see what sites worked. This is one of them.

Fun fact: This is the very first computer I ever used in my life.

Also, please help me. Google doesn't work on here. I have to use Bing.

Have you tried using Firefox?

tsMKG wrote:

KingFan13 wrote:I am currently on my old Wondows XP computer from 2001. Yeah, the modern internet still works on Internet Explorer from 2001. I got a few MS DOS games on floppy disk, and I wanted to try them out. Didn't quite work, so I wanted to see what sites worked. This is one of them.

Fun fact: This is the very first computer I ever used in my life.

Also, please help me. Google doesn't work on here. I have to use Bing.

Have you tried using Firefox?

I installed it, but opening one tab uses up all the whopping 128mb of ram that computer has. I had to uninstall it and stick with Internet Explorer, can't use up all 15gb of my hard drive space on programs that can't even be used.

What happens when you get onto Google?

Because some months ago I used IE 4.0 on Windows 98 and Google worked.

KingFan13 wrote:

Saturn381 wrote:So I watched the 70th Tony Award tonight, and it was great!

Wish I would have watched it. I'm not really interested in... Uh... Whatever those awards are for. I do love James Corden though, and I saw he was the host.

EDIT AS TO NOT DOUBLE POST!

I am currently on my old Wondows XP computer from 2001. Yeah, the modern internet still works on Internet Explorer from 2001. I got a few MS DOS games on floppy disk, and I wanted to try them out. Didn't quite work, so I wanted to see what sites worked. This is one of them.

Fun fact: This is the very first computer I ever used in my life.

Also, please help me. Google doesn't work on here. I have to use Bing.

The main thing that kills the old IE versions is HTML5, which I believe Google uses wholesale. You'll have to look for an HTML5 compatible browser.

Firefox (and admittedly almost any program) in recent times has become quite bloated so finding something that'll run on 128 megs will be a hassle in and of itself, but the closest bet I could make that might work is K-Meleon. If the most modern version doesn't work you can probably roll back to an older version without issue- security won't be much of a concern for you since you're already running Windows XP anyway. Just avoid putting anything sensitive in!

How does Google not work? It's like the most compatible website in the world...

Sleet wrote:How does Google not work? It's like the most compatible website in the world...

Again, they subscribed to HTML5 for all their animation needs and all that. Old Internet Explorer versions don't support HTML5, so Google won't display properly.

Mickey the Luxray wrote:

Sleet wrote:How does Google not work? It's like the most compatible website in the world...

Again, they subscribed to HTML5 for all their animation needs and all that. Old Internet Explorer versions don't support HTML5, so Google won't display properly.

Which is strange because when I entered with a non HTML5 browser (talking about months ago), it would show the "old" page that wasn't HTML5. Did they get rid of the "old" page?

I would just use a better browser IE isn't that great anyways...as per that...

Unusuallynamedperson wrote:I would just use a better browser IE isn't that great anyways...as per that...

NO SPAM!

Aww... That thing is tasty! Why wouldn't you want SPAM?

um...I don't really like spam all that much, but thanks anyway.

You're missing out spam is important.

Spam tastes horrible...

I don't like Spam!

you're all such hams <- 80's reference

The Blue Fox wrote:*Sings* Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam... *brick'd*

I'm sensing a Monty Python reference.....

SergeiTheFox wrote:

The Blue Fox wrote:*Sings* Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam... *brick'd*

I'm sensing a Monty Python reference.....

Yeah, there's a Monty Python spam sketch. Link

Month Python reference for the win!

My father just asked me if I was going to be on the computer my entire life...lol

That's the meaning of 21st century life though, isn't it? To always be on the computer.

no, I mean it's funny because I'm a cyborg. Cyborgs are attached to computers ;p

So while I was in New York City, I saw the musical Fun Home at the Circle in the Square Theatre. I loved the soundtrack before I saw the show, but now that I've actually seen it, I've pretty much added the show to my list of favorite musicals.

Unusuallynamedperson wrote: My father just asked me if I was going to be on the computer my entire life...lol

I mean you probably will be. The future is hugely about computers.

Bro, the way society thinks...I'm more likely to die from slipping over a stick of butter then I am to become a Borg. And even if the project is successful important aspects will be cut out and it won't be worth the time.

I'm the type of person who sees the benefits of new technology, but isn't always for it. I can see why companies are making new phones with better hardware and software, but if your phone is only two years old, why do you need to upgrade?

I also think that technology may be moving slightly too fast. Just 20 years ago, the best graphics we could get in video games was 16 bit. Now we are getting close to 4k games.

All these advancements in technology are great, but we don't really need the technology. I can hardly tell the difference between 720p and 1080p, I don't see why everything needs to be 4k (unless you have a REALLY big TV).

Then again, I'm also stuck in the past. I'm 17, but most of my game systems are from before I was born. There were some great games in the 90s. I also buy a lot of VHS tapes now ($0.50 at the thrift store for great movies), and I really want a laserdisc player. All this old stuff is fun and cool to use.