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[quote who="starkers" reply="25" id="2355313"] I've seen better and more intelligible behaviour from the kids at the local kindy. [/quote] I have watch them too starkers, bunch of rabble. Imagine what would happen if they could work with each other. Does anyone know what it would take for the US government to seize control of the Internet? Do they have to stop all the servers or just get the telecommunication companies to pull the plug. Is thi
[quote who="Savyg" reply="31" id="2355373"] Many apps (free or pay) can compress AND decompress .rar. [/quote] Far as I know there are no free software which can compress .rar? Although a few can decompress. [e digicons];)[/e]
The best use of a CD drive since a coffee cup holder. </
[quote who="Pnakotus" reply="11" id="2351913"] ALMOST as absurd as people still using the 'break archive into smaller files' function for no reason. [/quote] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] day of the 20 floppy for a backup is long gone (thank god)
With such large drives people hardly use compression anymore. I do use it for storage of my picture files but thats about it. Just to get that extra space on my burnt DVD's. But otherwise no, why bother.
I can feel a Linux rant coming on [e digicons]:|[/e]
WinRAR is able to unpack 7z files. I have been using 7zip for years and never had an issue with it. Quite a nice little program. It is also LGPL you got to love that!
Poor old Punter, he will be back home tomorrow. [e digicons]:S[/e] I would hate to be in his shoes.
I usually just type into a text editor and then drag and drop. Most post take some time because I am typing between doing other things. Works like a charm. [e digicons];)[/e] Write up your top 5 CharlesCS, its always good to learn new things. The ones I use are Scrapbook Twitterfox WOT Xmarks Read it Later NoScript
I wonder if piracy on the high seas means they just make a copy of the ship? ISOHunt is a good place [e digicons]|-)[/e]
[quote who="Scoutdog" reply="1" id="2348290"]Three and a half years for software piracy? That seems a bit excessive.......[/quote] China is just making a statement The US has been onto China for a long while to stop software piracy. It took them years to do anything about it. Don't expect the Chinese Government to go out their way any time in the future.
Noun: skin ( computing ) a collection of colour schemes , sounds , artwork , etc, used in the interface of a computer program , usually interchangeably. or like me you could just say "it
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[quote who="Fuzzy Logic" reply="150" id="2348103"]For me one of the attributes a country has to have to be called civilised is to have care for people less fortunate than the majority. For people to not have treatment because they have no money is not acceptable in any modern society.[/quote] Spot on Fuzzy. Its something a capitalistic society tends to forget. Thank god I live in OZ.
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[e digicons]#:([/e] Just spent a day at work, working with a pom. He was still singing when I went home. .o0O(If only we did not get the run outs) Well done England the better team did win [e digicons]:beer:[/e]
Poor Baz [e digicons]:'([/e] [Edit] for Jafo http://www.toadfactory.com
Never had the problem ... runs alright with google desktop? Desktop might be indexing when you start the game? (Although it should stop with high use of drive). You don't need the google search to use the widgets
[quote who="mckulz" reply="2" id="2342668"] I downloaded a pirate version and you're absolutely right about the file transfering.[/quote] [e digicons]o_O[/e] Nice bunny ZehDon.
lol [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] When I was up in Queensland we use to sit out on a porch at night, drinking and taking pot shots with air guns. Its a national sport up there.
[quote who="starkers" reply="184" id="2337673"] Google's OS will most likely support ads somewhere within its GUI and there will most likely be no opt out because they will be hard coded so that programs like AdBlock Pro and NoScript are ineffective. [/quote] http://desktop.google.com/ Expect this to be on the desktop of GoogleOS It searchers and index files on your computer ... [e digicons]8O[/e]
[quote]I you think there are no virii in those worlds you are incredibly naive...[/quote] There were over 900 for Linux about 3 years back, would hate to think what its up to now.