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“That scared the fuck out of me, man!””
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Monk had his fill of reading for the day, and as it is late in the evening, he thought that maybe he does still have a place in his life for his computer games. So, he jacked into Liberty City.
The game froze on him, in the way that Vice City tended to do. When he tried to get out of it, Monk got a different response. He was actually able to unfreeze it, but when he leaves the game, he gets a notice that his graphics driver was updated. This sounds like a major operation to him, and he is scared shitless, especially since his screen is badly out of whack. Everything is blown up big!
Desperately, in a cold sweat, Monk tries the ol' reboot thing. Everything still comes out big. However, he gets a balloon message from his tray telling him about adjusting his resolution, which is what he was thinking about, so that this strengthens him in that resolve. It looks like it was indeed just a matter of resetting his resolution. Everythng seems cool anyway.
Maybe Monk actually has a better graphics driver out of it, but he is still shaking, as though he came out of a bad car accident - just hoping that his life is still intact.
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“That scared the fuck out of me, man!””
~
Monk had his fill of reading for the day, and as it is late in the evening, he thought that maybe he does still have a place in his life for his computer games. So, he jacked into Liberty City.
The game froze on him, in the way that Vice City tended to do. When he tried to get out of it, Monk got a different response. He was actually able to unfreeze it, but when he leaves the game, he gets a notice that his graphics driver was updated. This sounds like a major operation to him, and he is scared shitless, especially since his screen is badly out of whack. Everything is blown up big!
Desperately, in a cold sweat, Monk tries the ol' reboot thing. Everything still comes out big. However, he gets a balloon message from his tray telling him about adjusting his resolution, which is what he was thinking about, so that this strengthens him in that resolve. It looks like it was indeed just a matter of resetting his resolution. Everythng seems cool anyway.
Maybe Monk actually has a better graphics driver out of it, but he is still shaking, as though he came out of a bad car accident - just hoping that his life is still intact.
