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I use Mozilla on one system with Mozilla mail. On another system, I'm using FireFox. I have a few versions of each installed plus different versions of Opera. I don't seem to stick with just one. :)

I would expect that most of the people who come across this issue with their personal systems would not blame the DVD decoder, and instead claim that some other piece of hardware (like the hard drive) has failed.

I have really learned to like the Gigabyte GA-7VT600-RZ board. Pretty simple, not too many extra frills, and certainly no extra fans. The only quibble has been the poor clearance between the memory slots and AGP slot. But this has become a moot point for me.

Do you think that it is the personal action of taking revenge that is satisfying, or the hope that things will be better because revenge in general has been executed? We certainly wouldn't want a society where everyone was a Dirty Harry, but people tend to lack hope because major issues are not...

Interesting. So, do you think it is worth the $100.00 to give it a try?

I saw the retail kit too through the link you provided. Mubs, just buy the Hitachi drive. If it doesn't work out, you can blame me.

Windows XP SP2 Issue with AMD64 Systems Windows XP SP2 Issue with AMD64 Systems Microsoft Knowledgebase Article: 878474

Finnish City Abandons Linux Plan Turku to Move to XP Finnish Version somewhere on this page.

Wow, congratulations Fushi!

Yes, snipers . . . I like.

It would bring new meaning to the phrase "you're out".

Have a random amount of current running through the ball, so when it is touched it could either leave a mark or be played as normal. And what is with all of that dirt and those cleats? How about a nicely polished wood floor and socks -- try taking the corner at 3rd base with that setup...

But isn't that a bit boring? Shouldn't the sport be played without gloves and the ball superheated to 120-degrees fahrenheit?

Give your ECS notebooks to Robert Fazekas. He may have lost his gold medal, but he is still a good discus and needs something to practice with.

The world's first movie recording on a preformatted holographic disc. Optware demonstrated playing back digital movies stored on its Holographic Versatile Disc™ YOKOHAMA, Japan, August 23, 2004 http://www.optware.co.jp/english/what_040823.htm

You could always download and install a 30-day trial of NOD32, which easily uninstalls when you are ready.

Stick with wires.

The all-black cases do not signify that the WD drive is FDB. I just had two in my hand, one all-black and the other silver-and-black, both are FDB. The center screw hole for the BB motor will be missing on the top plate of the FDB endowed drives. The new black top plate is probably some...

I agree, 512 MB are a must.

Here is a security flaw that was not patched with SP2: http://secunia.com/advisories/12321/

In general I find that Australians have a broader vocabulary base then Americans, and a more colorful way of expressing themselves. This seems to be the case with the English, or I’m just a buffoon and have been spell bound by their accents.

We all have our flaws. What what about the Power5 based boxes?

I have never had the chance to work with AS/400s, but from what I've heard in the past, they are pretty good workhorses.

no pants

Isn't that why most people buy Raptors?

I couldn’t have said it better myself.

My name is not Mulligan, and who said I was plump? Lousy Bartender was spreading rumors about me again! Oh, and you're welcome for the free drink skeet.

If I'm following Pradeep, and he's talking about people like some of my customers, they don't type commands, they click -- that's it, plain and simple. It is very frustrating, because they also tend to be the ones that click on everything inappropriate and end up with virus infections and...

Off with his head! :cursin: :compress: :clown:

Yup. You need help with AOL, I can either uninstall it or tell you to ask someone else about its features.

Despite playing so poorly, Iraq's Men'z Football team haz done surprizingly well.

Bummer. I hadn't noticed any popup adverts.

I doubt it.

No, I haven't moved completely to SATA, unless the build includes multiple drives, such as for photo-type work. If I'm configuring a single EIDE/ATA drive and a single optical drive, then parallel stills seems the best way to go - its easier during the build cycle and will provide less hassles...

What sort of SATA controller card are you using LiamC?

Since you became a Hairy Aussie?

Bummer Tim, what's going on (if you have time to reply)?

Sad story GMac, I'm sorry to read that your car was totaled.

Is Merc old enough to buy spray paint? :wink:

5.1

:rofl: Applied to computer hardware: "...the candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long" :lol: "Just remember to put a note in your diary for a fortnight away to remind you to stop powercycling their server every time you go into the computer room."

You can smell that all the way over in that Belgian province of yours? :D

I haven't used any XP3200s, just XP3000s.

What's wrong with the internal combustion engine? :D Anyway, I welcome the idea of MRAM as a replacement for the mechanical storage devices we use now. This would also replace optical drives as you could have very large capacity memory cards that fit in your shirt pocket.

When I read this post, my first impression was: cool! Yet, after a few moments, I thought about this idea somemore and began to dislike the notion of being wired in the middle of the forest. When I go camping or backpacking, I'm looking for peace and tranquility, a restful atmosphere -- if I...

SR provides some nice reviews, but as has been mentioned, there is to much noise. Watching people argue about RAID 0 gets real boring. :D

Personally, I'd like to read some reports about this new service pack first before installing it myself. I've read the usual PR hype, but I'm more interested in actual experience with this piece of software.

:D I visited the site with Moz anyway. It's just the idea of some web designer not being smart enough to program for multiple browsers. Anyway, I was looking for a place to purchase one of those routers to give them a try -- thanks for the additional link. As far as cost is concerned, it...

The DayTek router seems pretty cool, but after visiting there website and find this written at the bottom: "Please use IE 5.0 or above ( resolution 1024 * 768 ) for best display.", I wasn't to happy. :x

Nope.