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According to the Macquarie Dictionary, "quarter of eight" is American or US.

Why, yes, you ignorant sod. :lol:

Another marketing stab from Sun: http://www.sun.com/emrkt/itanic/

I was worried about this lack of loyalty too.

"Benchmark Studies Prove that Dell Sucks" :rofl: Thanks for the link fb.

ot ifficult, ust nnoying.

http://www.sun.com/emrkt/x64tradeup/index.html

According to the dictionary, as a preposition, the word "of" can be used as a function word to indicate the position in time. With this usage, "of" becomes a synonym of "before". Interestingly, in German, the quarter, half and three-quarter measurements of an hour are quite common --...

News24.com Footy Buff Lets Finger Fly 13/09/2005 12:23 - (SA) Associated Press

Etymology: Arabic shaykh Find the Arabic pronunciation and we'll have a clue. Merriam-Webster accepts both pronunciations as being proper.

Episode 26 Hell hath no fury... Episode 27 Putting a price on the Boss

I'm still looking forward to the next Age of Empires.

Yes, the loose and lose bug me too. But, I'm guilty of mixing to and too, or than and then.

I like how Firefox updates are automatically part of Suse 9.3.

Yahoo IM, or other popular IM clients are just like Incruddiemail and Outlook Express -- as has been mentioned, they don't install spyware. They have relatively little security to help protect against virus and spyware attacks. Compound this weakness with poor or no malware protection, and you...

Handy, you know you're asking for a logical business explanation for the decisions that Steve Jobs makes? :lol:

After playing with Suse 9.3 for a bit, I think I'll set it up as a file server in my house. Plus, I might start up Apache and use it for web development. But as far as a desktop environment goes, and the Windows applications that must be run, it doesn't cut the mustard. I am impressed with...

There DFT v4.05 utility has the option: Erase Disk. It looks like you ran the Erase Boot Sector option.

Initialize the boot sector? Do you mean write zeros? Besides erasing the boot sector, you also need to erase the BPB at sector 74. The best thing is to write zeros to the first few hundred sectors of the drive.

New Orleans Zoo status: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4223288.stm

Dear musicians et al., I do not have a technical understanding of music, so I'm appealing to this group for an explanation of a riff. I've looked online for definition, and I believe that I have some idea. However, is a riff required to play through an entire song? Could (Is) a riff be one...

Mercutio, you thought your answer was Canada? Try Norway.

I would also be interested in the capabilities of Spy Assassin.

Optimism: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4222054.stm

Re: I thought scum sucking bottom dweller was reserved for . How about those that ask if you'd like fries with your burger instead of the royally accepted Commonwealth: chips?

Re: Anyone done a 4 drive, Cheetah, 36 gig, raid zero boot a Open a 4 GB tiff image in Photoshop with the scratch file on the array.

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Don't you have anti-virus software that quarantines these pests? Couldn't you un-quarantine them? You know, if they're exe files, run them.

A contingency plan would include federal and local officials, including the Mayor/City Council of New Orleans. What sort of plan did they have in place?

I've noticed that spyware count increases dramatically once a machine is infected by a virus.

You probably know this already, but I tried to find some basic definitions to some of the extra files that are loading. 5.00.2195.5201 hal.dll 5.00.2195.5400 kernel32.dll - handles memory management, input/output operations, and interrupts. 5.00.2195.5400 ntdll.dll 5.00.2195.5438 ntkrnlpa.exe...

I have three. How many dll files are listed for you?

It sure does look like a lot of fun. (Nice to have you post again Adriel.)

Tannin, please be careful with Tea. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4202734.stm

Have you called Microsoft?

I thought Louise Brown was a postal worker?

With the Gigabyte boards that I've used, there is a PATA/SATA-RAID option that is enabled by default, which I normally disable. Plus, for other Gigabyte boards that include NV-RAID and a Silcon Image controller, there is another option labeled RAID-5, which is enabled by default, for the...

Just as a note Steve, I usually end up disabling the NV RAID feature. When disabled, the SATA drives show up during POST. Anyway, this can also become a problem, as I've had the BIOS inadvertantly drop back to default settings (how, I don't know, but it caused a few service calls), which...

They're all reinforced concrete with split levels. Usually the lowest room in the house in the living room. in case there is some minor flooding. That way, only the least important room is damaged. Another friend of mine who lived in Puerto Rico about 25 years ago confirms this and says they...

From what I've been told, Puerto Rico is very much on par with this idea. A friend of mine has family there, and his father-in-law builds homes. They are normally designed to withstand massive hurricanes and earthquakes, since they are both frequent occurrences on the island.

...or run Suse 9.3. :D

Let me see, a Powerleap adapter with a 440BX chipset, that would mean you're using Slot-1. Have you tried cleaning the contacts on the adapter? I just had a system where the system hung during POST and the problem was resolved by cleaning the contacts on the AGP video card and DIMM sticks with...

Also, why is there no Regent Honeyeater as part of the header or logo?

Ditto on the VIA based cards. They're cheap and always seem to work for me.

Just as a note Tony, if someone visits regent.org.au and has images turned off, the honeyeater logo is no where to be seen. It would be a little bit more complicated, but you might want to create the text for the logo with CSS. So, when the background image is gone, their name continues to...

My coding has not become as advanced as yours Tony. Could you tell me more about the "* You can use divs (clean code, horrendous IE bug workarounds in the css, always hard to get it looking OK cross-browser)"? Although I must admit, I don't code for IE5 anymore, but it seems that you're less...

Tony, is this you swinging a pick-axe in the top picture here: http://regent.org.au/planting-2005.html

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Nice site Tony, I like the layout and colors.

Does Cyril know html and CSS? Maybe he can work on updating redhill.net.au.