OFF-TOPIC: When someone has a problem with their computer, I'm going to start telling them they need GPU fluid.
Jokes aside, this is a beautiful simulation of 2D fluid dynamics pumped to the screen using OpenGL.
Jokes aside, this is a beautiful simulation of 2D fluid dynamics pumped to the screen using OpenGL.
I shared my shift with four intimidating Icelandic men. I usually stood by the line, making sure that any fish that were hooked got inside the boat.
During one of my shifts, under heavy storms, an absolutely massive knot came up. I tried to untie it, but ended up having to call for help. The Icelanders went to town on it, but did not make a lot of progress.
In frustration, one of them screamed at me to go get the knot book from the captain. I ran as fast as I could. Up on deck, a huge wave hit, and I almost fell overboard.
Got up to the bridge. Captain just laughed and told me to fuck off.
When I got back, they had untied the knot.
I never lived it down.
We tested if the reservoir of GPU fluid is low, but after we put the transistors on the megahertz scale it's pretty clear that your monitor won't ever go into X mode. It's completely out of sync. The only thing left is to update the source codes, or you'll never boot again.