You're probably way more likely to get one than me though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Englebert3rd
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You're probably way more likely to get one than me though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Englebert3rd
I've been unemployed for a month and want a job too. :/
I've been unemployed since the 20th of May last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tassadar
In that time I've had two job interviews. :-/
Heh, I'm a year older than you are and never worked before. Even though I'm quite qualified.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
I finished college last year around that time too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inferno.
I didn't even manage to get anything/hear anything from all those temp Christmas jobs. :-/
Once my girlfriend gave me an advice of not writing that I was a college student on a job application and that I flunked out in high-school for a shitty temp cashier job, since I couldn't get any entry level or shit jobs at all.
It worked. :wacko: She said, they want dumb guys to overwork them, if you're overqualified they'll know they can't screw you. :lol
http://youtu.be/ZeP_0ByBA0c
What is this noise and why is my computer making it. It randomly starts doing it around once every month or two.
Vibrating?Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
I thought that's what it was, but it's a lot louder than the video makes it out to be. It's really fucking loud. lol. It's stopped for the time being. Actually, I think it was an error alert. When I put a bit of force on the memory, it went away immediately. I wonder if that's what it's been all this time.
Jesus Christ, that is not a healthy sound at all.
Ground beef and melted cheese stuffed in a sugar doughnut. It sounds fucking delicious to me.
I think your computer is trying to open a portal to the Xen homeworld.
I advise immediate cessation of computer use to avoid unforeseen consequences.
Sounds like it could be a hard drive issue (ze drive is getting kaput) or some kind of static buildup (lousy insulation/powerflow).
I'm going to try something. I'm going to try to replicate this experiment with a hard drive that I know isn't failing and disconnect all other drives. I want to see what's happening here.
Basically, this issue has been occurring pretty regularly when I attempt to install OS X. It's not hindering the performance, just being fucking ANNOYING. If it was just me, I would put on some headphones and ignore it until it was done, but since Lydia is in the room, that's not exactly an option.
Before I do that, I'm running a sector test on the drive that I believe is the issue (if it's a drive at all). Maybe the stress will cause the noise again.
The video doesn't tell me whether its a spinnign noise (fan, drive, etc) or your internal 1bit speaker.Quote:
Originally Posted by brit
My only advice is to detach the speaker from your mobo. If that doesn't fix it, too bad. xP
EDIT: "fix" should be replaced by "silence" lol