haha.. who is this ducky? I must know!

common, you must have licked a bowl at some point in you childhood?

what do you mean?.. he's like every other actor, he wants fame, money, people to worship him. .that kind of thing...

and he wants all this with as minimal effort as he can possible get by with.

you're missing out, it's like licking a lollypop that never shrinks.. haha

?... well, I suggest you shower in the dark from now on.. haha

...licked a plate clean when you are past buzzed.. it takes forever!

I hear Somalia is nice this time of year :P

is this a dos/msdos based game, or a windows based game?

honestly, it doesn't matter to me. It could be network orientated, process orientated, registry value changes, computer usage tracking. Anything that prompts an analytical interest.

I'm looking for utilities and monitoring tools to test. Post ones that you would even consider well known, that you recommend of course.

I'll start off with Sysinternals. As I recently discovered they've packed several of their utilities into a suite, which prompted this topic actually.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/0e18b180-9b7a-4c49-8120-c47c5a693683.aspx

This is an odd one, and I'm sure the microsoft compiracy theorist are going to eat it up.

I started experiencing 'constant' wuauclt.exe (Modname: wucltui.dll) send error reports after 'mousing over' the automatic update downloaded icon on the task bar.

The notification icon disappeared immediately after mousing over, and I started to recieve the send error reports, not in a bundle, but seqentially after I would choose to either send or 'don't send' the report to microsoft.

I eventually Stopped and Disabled the Automatic Updates service through services.msc, the send error message issue did cease(Simply 'Stopping' and setting the startup as 'Manual' would cause the service to Start again, and the issue would continue). Restarting the service did not correct the issue.

I reformatted and reinstalled this PC with a genuine version of windows, no less than 3 weeks ago. In that time, I have refrained from downloading even low risk software at this time. Except for IE8.

I am running Windows Professional SP3 (I have all of the latest updates up to the beginning of this week).

I have run hardware diagnostics tests within the last 3 weeks as well to thoroughly test my hardware (50+ passes in most cases). No issues were discovered.

I'm almost positive that this issue could be resolved easily. However, I can't help but wonder why it would occur in the first place. I'm considering this an SP3 issue until I gain a better understanding of why it's occuring.

haha, that's amazing. I own 1 pair of work boots, 1 pair of slip on casual shoes, 1 pair of black sketcher shoes, which I use for khaki dress pants.. hench dress shoes..

no actual sneakers at the moment.

Why have you invested so much in shoes?

incrimitating...

??? You work for an advertising agency don't you!!.. haha

How about naming a well known product and then making up your own catch phrase


Heins:
We can mask ANY flavor!

Microsoft:
Because your eight year old is a PC!


is that more or less what you mean?

haha.. I say we target some high posting regular and everyone nudge that person...

but who to choose... who to choose??

yeah, I got roped in from myspace actually.. I was 'supposed' to get the results to a funny quiz.. which I never received.

There, I nudge a random lady from Beverly Hills ..


There sure are a lot of guys online.. haha

Time to abuse this feature.. EVERYONE nudge a perfect strange who is online now!

report back here with, I did it.. or something clever and witty :D

yeah, I guess I would have noted this sooner if I would have done a google search on mingle2 at some point.

was reading some of the old feedback topics.. this site must have seemed fairly different back in 2006.