The European system of education and government greatly inhibits your ability to develop products the world really wants. I would really, really, really like to hear sucre4 elaborate on this a bit. I hope it doesn't mean what I think it means.
They own it, they can do and say what they want. The question isn't whether they can, it's whether they should . It's their choice of course, but I doubt the anti-european propaganda that keeps sneaking its way into wincustomize is good for business. I sure as hell don't feel like buying any Stardock software when it's painfully clear that
If there's one thing that will one day make stop visiting this site, it's the constant slandering of Europe and europeans by certain staff members and regulars. While some criticism might be valid, there's no reason to be so damn smug about it. If you need an outlet for your political views, then do it elsewhere.
Looking great! A much-needed facelift -- not to mention speed increase Good work guys.
Forgive them, for they know not what they do.
Multiple soundcards have been possible for years, though unless you need extra inputs for audio recording there's not much point in it. Or maybe if you want to be the first one on your block with 14.2 surround
Hard drives is one of those cases where size does matter I'd say.
The install process time will depend on which method you use. ... Speed of the OS will obviously depend in a large part upon the hardware of the machine it is installed on. Hah, yeah, I know. I was just trying to poke some fun at all the Vista fanboys who can't donwload it fast e
Vista RC2 isn't so slow to download, I got it at around 590kbps No, but it'll compensate for that by being frightfully slow to install and use. So don't go thinking that you've saved some time.
Symantec is an abomination, I don't know how many computers I've encountered that has been completely bogged down and/or screwed up by the Norton apps. Maybe if you have absolutely no clue what you're doing when using your computer it can be good, as it tends to stick its big nose into everything you do, but for everyone else all alternatives are probably better. Me, I don't even have resident AV anymore, just regular ClamWin scans and a ClamWin extens
Yes, great post. Like Island Dog said, it's good to hear when people actually have positive encounters with companies, when most often it's just the bad stuff you get to hear about. Personally I'm right now in a similar situation. The fan on my 9 months old XFX Geforce 6600GT went (after having made some awful grinding noises for a while), but XFX also has a lifetime warranties on their cards so I just had to take it back to the store where
Thanks for the tip. Used to play around with this app many years ago and had a lot of fun.
Here's a freeware one, FocusAlpha: http://www.marcandre.info/focusalpha.php Works quite well -- except that it affects LiteStep screen elements as well, so I ended up not using it. Maybe it works better in Explorer, I don't know.
Cerendir was a name I came up with for my character in Baldur's Gate, but on most other sites I'm more known as West. West is a derivation of my last name and I've actually been using this nickname ever since the late eighties; I used it for signing my artwork back then and it felt quite logical to adopt it as my online handle.
Well, it's a fairly impressive image but at the same time the whole deal sounds like an insane waste of time and effort. I mean... if you want to do images like this, why do it in Photoshop? Why not a 3D program? That ought to be much easier and the end result would probably be a lot more convincing. But then again I might be missing the point... maybe it isn't supposed to be "easy". <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Tongue.gif" border=0 A
Remember when you tell who the artist was by the time you heard the first line of the song. Or when George Harrison got sued and lost over three little notes. I seldom listen to new music these days because it all sounds so similar, down to the notes and especially the voices. It's like anytime someone hits every producer is look
Does this mean audio technology stops at CDs? What is to become of mp3 players? Good question. I think we're all supposed to learn some instrument, start our own bands, record some songs and listen to it on our mp3 players. That's obviously the only "legal" option available.
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