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It's not whats on the drive.
What the lifespan is is the read/write cycles of the drive.
You can have a 1mb file on that drive. but if you format it as swap- your a dead man.
The best one for flash drives is FAT32.

okey dokey then- my bad.
but what to you think of the usefullness of the other packages I listed??

If this happens when you maximize or minimize windows, and when conky changes.
These things are all sudden changes to the display. It sounds like your screen/monitor may be going bad.
If it is a desktop- try another monitor.
If it is a laptop- your bum outta luck.

I hope I was able to help and I wish you the best of luck with this problem.

Ya, you wouldn't believe how big samba and cups were.
a few packages make a big diffrence.
Like Grandfather say:
小さな岩が大きな山を作る

I don't think firefox is worth using anymore.
It has become bloated, overweighted, and top heavy.
I use opera 10 because it's fast as hell.

A list of removed packages and their reasons for removal:

yeah i did, but it's not rally that big an issue for me since i don't use sound that much.
Im not gonna go through all that for something i can just adjust when needed. Plus it's also helpful cause when I'm in some place where I don't want it to make sound, but i forget to mute it- it's more like a feature.
Thanks though

No problem man!
anytime you have trouble with PC you come over to my place, we have some margaritas, a little bit of taco's, some salsa, a little music. Man, I hook a brother up! We have a little party, you bring the beer, we have some beautiful senorita's over for lunch- we chat, we talk, your PC gets fixed and you have good time and make new friends!

[seriously dude welcome to crunchbang, please disregard the above statement]

Your connecting to an encrypted network...arent you?
your system need the cryptographic keyring to access it.

You have two options:
1. Get a cryptographic co-processor (this is what I did)

2. Un-encrypt your network and use mac address filtering and a weird router ip that is at least 100 points away from the default in addition to disabling the DHCP server so anyone who somehow gets that 1 in 26,000,000,000 combinations still has to figure out which ip's are allowed to access the network.
By that time they will give up and go to the next house because it's not worth their time and effort to crack someones home network and get absolutely nothing in return.

{the second one I use also- it's my whole philosophy of effort vs. reward}

Oh yeah iv'e been having this problem on linux since i used pclinuxos.
I just dealt with it.