Which is to say, forever.
confuse each other more
What if we are already confusing eachother infinitely?
Open paint
Go to file/properties
Adjust width and height to a preferred setting (example: 700 x 700)
Close paint
It should save the canvas size to what you set it to the next time you open it.
my progress āso farā with the Crusaders gears, as you can see Iāve finished the helmets and shields, now Iāll start with making the weapons, hereās a render of how do they look like now
Idi, TGP I thought you might find that interesting
Those are really nice, what sort of project is this? Or are you not allowed to say? 
itās my own project, itās a story 
, Iāve been working on it for a quite long time, and I told you before about it in previous pages
So I went to visit my childhood home over the weekend.
It was weird. Everything seemed so small.
My childhood home would probably seem pretty small to me too. Itās probably totally different anyway.
I still live in my childhood homeā¦
i looked up on goggle earth the village i grew up in when i was little and it was freakin weird to discover it was only literally 1 mile across at its biggest point. felt so huge at the time
I just looked up the area I live in and itās less than half of a mile.
Thereās a drainage pond or something nearby thatās nearly the same size.
So, the antenna in my wireless card fell off and wonāt go back in. It still works a bit but not very well. Thinking of either wiring for ethernet to my computer or getting a new wireless card. Does anyone have any suggestions for good wireless cards? The one I have right now is a Linksys wmp54G.
^ Or you can get a USB wireless converter. I used one for my desktop for about 6 months before I got fed up with the shitty driver and wired CAT-5 to my desktop (around 60ā to the nearest modem).
Go for the higher-end gadgets if you decide to get an adapter. Itās not cheap, but itās worth it compared to the hair pulling that happens when youāre in the middle of playing a multiplayer game and you get a data choke because the driverās having another fitā¦ either that or get one of the numerous Windows 7 default drivers.
What do you mean by USB wireless converter? Is it just a wireless card but plugs in using USB? I donāt know how far away from the router my computer is, but itās on the other end of the house and two floors down. Best case would be to replace a phone line with an ethernet line as I have two phone jacks pretty close to my router and computer. Do you know how much that would cost and who I should have do it?
Also, what advantages do wireless cards that use USB/PCI/Ethernet have over each other?
replacing cables that far would be a total hassle jsut get whatever new wireless thing its prob all basically the same its 2013 and they put wifi in toasters.
I just donāt want to buy something shitty.
Edit: Okay, I found a few that look nice, over different types and prices.
https://microcenter.com/product/397415/EA-N66_Wireless_3-N-1_Gigabit_Ethernet_Adapter-Universal_Repeater-Access_Point
This one looks pretty nice. Itās more a router but can be used as a network bridge or whatever itās called. Itās pretty expensive though.
https://microcenter.com/product/247105/Xtreme_N_Desktop_PCI_Adapter
This one is PCI like the one I have, and has three antennas that apparently give better reception than 1 or 2. Itās also the cheapest of the three Iām looking at.
https://www.amazon.com/Cisco-Linksys-AE1000-High-Performance-Wireless-N-Adapter/dp/B003B20F5E/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1367205698&sr=8-2&keywords=cisco+linksys+ae1000
This one is a USB adapter. I found it ranked number one on a site that ranks wireless cards and adapters, but since it doesnāt really have any antennas, Iām worried about reception.
I wish I could try these for a bit, each of them, to see how well they work before I fork over the money for them.
Edit 2: Also this one, which is really cheap
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166051
Pretty much, you know about MOBOās so Iāll be straight with you. Itās pretty much a wireless card in a smaller package that plugs directly into your mobo.
It depends on how long the cord is. Itād be cheaper to go with the cable in this circumstance, but youāre going to need to spend the time to feed it through the holes in the wall(s) and through nooks and crannies which can be time consuming, it took me around an hour and a half to feed mine through the holes and nooks around the basement of my home, my basement isnāt āfinishedā as in it doesnāt have dry wall everywhere. Anyway, two floors down equates to around 12ā of cable down and if itās across the house Iād wager another 100ā or so if not more. It depends on your home, Iām making guesstimates here. Iād get a 200ā cable to be safe (extraās better than being short a foot).
As for the adapter, it saves you the headache of getting another wireless card. Theyāre pretty much the same thing.
USB/PCI: Time. You donāt have to feed that cable through the holes in the wall of your home. Also note that those jacks you mentioned, thereās no telling how far they go and if theyāll get caught (in which case youāll be fucked) thereās a TV cable thatās in my wall and it hasnāt come out in years (its caught on something) nothing short of cutting open the wall to check what the hell itās caught on is going to jiggle it loose.
USB: Again time, saves you the problem of having to install the card into the mobo, and it uses up one of your USB slots (although if youāre gamer, thatās a non-issue).
PCI: Need to dismantle the machine slightly to pull out the card. Otherwise, same thing as above.
Ethernet: Steady connection, no headaches with a shitty network driver, best for multiplayer gaming on the PC/Mac. Itās up to you on how you want to handle it. If I were you, Iād go with the adapter or PCI.
My desktop tends to run pretty hot, even when itās not doing much, and the upstairs room where itās set up can get very hot during the summer.
Is there any chance of a warm room actually making it perform worse or get fucked up or something? Does computer cooling even work like that?