Yep .. I'm having issues as well, it seems if I sit on my left foot, hold my nose and then jump up and down it will sometimes work ... Used Pale Moon, IE, and Opera ... all having problems.
[e digicons]:rofl:[/e] ... By the looks of it, just an IE hater who thinks it's ok to flash an alert window. Not a good first impression. A simple message at the bottom of the page would be far better ... although I don't think the person who 'coded' this page really cares.
[e digicons]:maybe:[/e] ... the person who did their site needs a good kick, punters will just go elsewhere. Do you have a link Guy ...
Mine was the VIC 20, made a program to keep cricket scores for the year and used the tape drive for the database, ah the memories... [e digicons]^_^[/e]
[quote who="PoSmedley" reply="5" id="3190833"]http://labs.sucuri.net/?yahooleak[/quote] Thank you, Sir ...
[quote quoting="post"]Automatically load your Windows desktop on login (vs the start screen)[/quote] Awesome ... now if only MS could do it [e digicons];P[/e]
[quote who="LORD-ORION" reply="7" id="3190324"] for indie developers so they can have their own version of "stardock central" and not be beholden to the big guys like Steam and Impulse.[/quote] http://www.desura.com/
WOW! $A4,000 for one, will have to put it on my wish list ... maybe next year [e digicons];)[/e]
Happy Birthday, Vamps ... have a good one buddy [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
cost me around $850 to upgrade when a new version comes out ... as I will be migrating to OSX, I did look at the cloud version. They charge $62/month down here in OZ [e digicons] Still I will be trying it out at the start of the new year. I will keep an eye out to see how you go with it.
[quote who="Philly0381" reply="1" id="3185120"]I wonder if the communities somewhat lukewarm acceptance of Windows 8 has something to do with this pricing. [/quote] Yep, for $40 people will buy it. MS can then crow on its 'success'. Might even buy it myself, could always upgrade my vista disc coffee cup coaster...
Catcall ~ Satellites [video]http://youtu.be/SNvfP1kkHlY[/video]
There has been a quick update Rainmeter 2.3.1
Why don't you try them both out, while you are at it ... http://www.winstep.net/nexus.asp [e digicons]:smitten:[/e]
Have you seen this Syd http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/view/23477 [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
Strange how a whole country can get behind a horse. Black Caviar has beaten the competition easily in all her races, the jockey wasn't expecting such a tight race. Boy can she accelerate when she wants to ... [e digicons]:D[/e]
I haven't seen Prometheus yet, going this Saturday. It was a movie I was always going to see ... and because of that, I didn't look at the Theory of the Prometheus Movie post. Wouldn't have a clue what happens, might check the post out after the weekend [e digicons];)[/e]
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You could always donkey vote, starkers. Personally I think it's better to get everyone to have a say than an active minority to get their own way. It's a small price to pay to have a fair system ...
Hmmm ... lets hope they open it up to 3rd parties to make some keyboards with better colour and maybe some themes. I'm looking forward to see Metro on a tablet, love to try one out [e digicons]|-)[/e]
Are they really going with that blue keyboard? It will be harsh to your eyes and take your focus away from the screen ...
[quote who="Jafo" reply="39" id="3176633"]On the other hand....were it TOO 'fair' it wouldn't attract all this free publicity.[/quote] Quite right ... Perhaps I should not of said the ACCC will 'kick their arse', more likely to send a 'Who's a naughty boy' letter and a slap on the wrist.
The thing is, IE7 users will be charge different amounts of surcharge for cost recovery. A IE7 customer can argue that their surcharge of buying a product from Kogan should be the same as another IE7 customer. Kogan will have to justify why that customer has to pay more ...
[quote who="Nimbin" reply="33" id="3176331"]It's not illegal at all. The customer can choose not to purchase from the website thus negating the surcharge.[/quote] Kogan have said the surcharge is to recover cost of allowing ie7 users to buy goods. If a customer has to pay more for that access than another then it's price gouging. They have to give you a fair cost.
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You have to expect that everything you put onto the net is given(sold) to other parties, play it safe. Can't see the US government putting in regulation to help the user ... Don't you have to sign up to windows live to use Metro [e digicons]