If the screen is actually a tv then it’s perfectly understandable, windows 7 drivers all use EDID and TV’s suck at providing the correct resolution to the driver.
My parents have a 1366x768 TV that displays 1280x720 or 1280x1024 but refuses native res, the screen menu is the only thing that shows up pixel perfect.
I know it’s pixelated but, notasinglefuckwasgiventhatday.jpg
Blatant rip off of me 
If you want the normal non-sepia non-steampunk’d version, look for the wiki article on the san fran earthquake 0f 1906
My desktop at work. Most of those icons I don’t use, but can’t be bothered to remove them. Also, I’d like a better picture of the sun (less grainy) but I’m too lazy to go looking.
Deleting a couple icons is not too hard of a task, you know
Yeah, I know. But there are so few on there that I don’t really care at this point
Though the Halo folder is eating up space that I wouldn’t be using anyway…
Or you leave it like that, forever.
And organised your files properly.
nevermind
gasp my laptop has an OS that’s neither win2k nor open-source!!!
HOLY SHIT HE’S USING W7 WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THE WORLD!!!
enjoy not being able to run 16bit apps or old devices with only 9x/2k drivers
You can still run Win2k inside a VM… Windows 7 FTW!
The right monitor was this, but I decided to go on a trip down memory lane with that Windows message
Hahaha, you’ll notice DOSBox has a prominent place on my desktop…
I figured complaining-while-uninformed was getting stale… so this was a good chance to reinforce my vitriolic beliefs.
But guys I need to have Halo taking up 440 MB and be on the desktop!
Not really, I’m just lazy with icon management, and it doesn’t bother me, so meh.
Ah christ that planet was red when I beat ME2
That’s a planet?
Who knows. All I know is it was red in my game, and it was good.
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