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. . . and I quote the BBC: "There's two things you can be sure of when it comes to Australian cricketers - they always beat England and they always have a nickname."

Thanks Steven.

Windows (along with IE) has the same ability as Gator to store passwords, and other information. I would like to know, how, under Windows XP Pro and IE6, can you delete the user data that it stores for such items? For example, I can double-click the login field for this site, and a menu opens...

A better avatar for Tannin would be those same owl eyes on a deer looking into the headlights of a Sterling.

:rofl:

Looks cute? He couldn't even cut the holes to match the devices properly. How ungrateful we sound. :D

It switched, that is why I referred to Tea as Tannin earlier.

For a mammal of your magnitude, it means that you'll fall out of a tree if you are not careful.

Question: What should you do if you prefer being a part of modern slavery? Answer: Order Artiodactyla : Family Suidae : Sus scrofa Linnaeus

Boy, Tannin sounds like he is in a sour mood. And going to be so early? Something must be a miss. If it weren’t so late, I could find a few things he could do! :D

My knowledge of Linux and it's corresponding tools prevents me from determining if everything presented in this article is accurate or exaggerated, but the principle of a localized tool is critical to proper administration of any sort. Thanks for the link Coug.

Thank you for the links Jake. The RAM has some good pictures and information, as well does the Perth Mint. The other site describing each character memorialized on Australia's banknotes is good reading. I like the $5 banknote with Andrew Barton Paterson and the $100 banknote with Helen Porter...

News like this really saddens me. This insult to humanity we must call a man (we should call him Cain instead), deliberately shot Ida for his own amusement. Tannin, your display of self-control is commendable.

Indeed they are.

Wow, I've never seen that before. I connect on the first time, every time, for each computer.

Oh, and Slo, the mix of measurements used by the Aussies is really a strategy. You see, this way, you can understand the Americans and the British, but neither of us can properly understand you. :mrgrn:

If you stick around long enough, you just might see that. As the moons orbit moves away from earth (which it does on an average of 1.2 inches a year), earths rotation on its axis will slow. Days and nights will be long, but that will also increase the heat during the day, and the cold...

You're welcome James. I thought the price contrasts were interesting. Microsoft Office costs 35,000 rupees when "every Indian national we've bumped into in London faces bankruptcy here if she or he fancies a cup of tea (chai), which might set you back about four rupees." No wonder the Indian...

Sell the customer a new keyboard.

Tyrants and Tsars are never boring Tea, just give them time, he'll show his non-boring side.

Oooh, those FAX Modems sound nice. Alas, I have plenty of old cards myself.

Poor customer service.

Another great article by Mike Magee at the INQ: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=5968 . . . this one contrasts the price of Vole software with common purchase items in India.

I have not checked to see where Azza comes from. At the moment, I have all the motherboard brands I need: Soltek, Gigabyte, DFI, ECS (I put this one in just for your enjoyment), ASUS, MSI, Tyan, and Intel. I have no need to try Azza.

Nine. Why you ask? Because that is all that I can afford.

Your DFI success sounds good Jake. My main distributor always has a large selection of DFI boards in stock, but I have not given them a try yet. Perhaps when the time is right, I'll try a few.

It doesn't sound very promising. I hope the price was good.

Tannin, since you were willing to give Jetaway the Clint gamble, have you tried Azza lately?

Mercutio, why are you picking the K7S5A?

Oh, and Tannin, it is Nivea Aftershave Balm. :D I have been running a few samples from Asus lately and have not been happy. Their layouts leave much to be desired. Requiring a change to some proprietary backplane rubs me the wrong way; using an Asus backplane instead of the standard...

Like I said Mercutio, if you buy the K7VTA3 ECS boards, I'll buy them from you if you don't want them.

Did you hear that Seagate is going to increase EIDE warranties back to three years in India? Since Samsung has stuck to three years and is a major competitor in India, Seagate had to switch back in order to keep its share of the Indian market. Granted, that doesn't help us in the USA (unless...

I was about to pick 'Never', but occasionally I use it in DOS, albeit, the occurrences are rare.

Thank you for the history and technical lesson cas, your knowledge is always appreciated.

As usual you haven't missed a thing. .NET Passport is Microsoft's spyware.

:D

Ah, my dear friend Tannin, they are .NET Passport.

I don't think that Mercutio would care to use the word nVidia and solution in the same sentence.

Just as a side note, typewriter design has greatly improved. The IBM Electronic Typewrite Model 95 took a huge leap forward with the Wheelwriter and then the Wheelwriter II series.

Thanks.

Sounds quaint. Is this an online class?

Which course Tannin?

Ah, that is why my AMD approved Coolermaster HSF combos come with black tape. The result has been average, even on XP 2000+ CPUs. I usually run 48 hours of g@h to help burn-in that tape.

That would be me. :D Once I started on an ergonomic keyboard, I have not wanted to go back. When I'm obligated to use a standard keyboard, my hands feel like they're in the way of each other and I'm prone to make more mistakes then usual.

It's right-foot in the air. :D For me, the keyboard layout is very natural, but that is because I was formally trained in typing and have become accustomed to its layout. The truth lies with those that have not been trained with our keyboard. When they see the hodge-podge of keys arbitrarily...

Coug, Mercutio mentioned that those 12x CD devices are CD-RWs, so I'm not sure if compatibility would be that bad. I shouldn't have just referred to them as "readers". The Protege accents are from MS Word. As you can see, typed straight into the Message Body box doesn't yield the same results. :)

Mercutio, I like number 3.

RedHat 8 is much improved from previous versions. I like the GUI of Lycoris, but the sentiment ends there. I think the RedHat/Mandrake duo are doing quite well in providing continuous improvements in performance and with the UI. But I'm still waiting for the one that will replace Windows for me.

Mercutio, My first option would be to avoid the Protégés and Seagate Us. If anything, you’ll need the fastest disk sub-system you can afford. You’re better off with a 800 Mhz CPU but a quick 7200 rpm drive. I would also be more inclined towards more and faster RAM then a high speed CPU...

I would be less worried about his choice and more worried about when he'll come out of his drunken sleep and make sense of what an Avatar really is.