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You paid for the start button? Classic Shell is free...

I don't think I've paid for anything over $5 so far. Steam really gets me. When I see a game I may not be interested in, I'll look at it and be like "Nah". Then I see the price is some like $2 and I just cave. A lot of these little games are great for my laptop when I'm not at home.

I've had no restraint in this sale so far. I've purchased 18 games and 8 DLC.

It's half off right now. I think I'm going for State of Decay and Metal Gear Rising (both $5). Probably some Rocksmith DLC, since it's 50% off.

I don't disagree with you guys, but he's asking how he could make this happen, not whether it's a good idea. I personally have never done any remote resource sharing, so I couldn't say how it works.

Why you gotta show me up...?

I made this in Blender: Like 5 years ago.

I know you're trying to be funny, but we are completely off topic at this point. This thread has lost its purpose. (Not that it ever had much of one)

Do you need helping figuring out what kind of fan it is?

Remove screws. Open box. Remove fan... Have you ever worked on a PC before? It's the same idea. Once you do those steps, you'll find the answer to your second issue.

Considering you'll have to take it apart to replace it anyway...

The entire Arkham collection is $10 right now: http://www.bundlestars.com/all-bundles/batman-complete-bundle/

I thought you were going to run with it...

You honestly needed a thread for advice on this? And seriously, why can't people give their threads at least half decent titles??

There's a sticky for posting Tech Guides: http://www.computerforum.com/175000-computer-forum-tech-guides.html Also, can you please make your thread title somewhat meaningful? It's really annoying when all the threads are just "Need help", "Is this possible", "Got a question", and so on.

I can only give specific answers based on the languages. It's different for each. Java, for example, let's you call C using JNI or JNA. Here's how you would use C in C#: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11425202/is-it-possible-to-call-a-c-function-from-c-net As you can see, that is...

You can inline assembly code in C using the asm() function. For example: asm("movl %ebx, %eax");

"HDD starts making noises like crazy" You ever consider getting that checked out?

The Logitech G502 is really tempting. It's regular price, but also comes with a $50 Steam card. Edit: Except the free shipping is almost 3 weeks...

Oh man. I see those now. They are pretty small and not that noticeable.