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Work-around found: http://www.eweek.com/print_article2/0,1217,a=168161,00.asp Either unregister a .dll or perform a registry tweak.

Not that i know of. I was kind of hoping to get into the 4-digit score range but it is a chore to keep the little guy on track for such a long time. The game does not get progressively more difficult the farther along you go. The pattern it uses for throwing your balance off is unpredictable...

Updated high score screenshot.

Thanks for that link to the F-117 pictures, Merc. I really liked those. We've never had any of those aircraft visit our airfield that I know of.

Concentrate on the pattern the game uses for making the player lose his balance. Try to correct as soon as possible when he starts to stagger to one side and bring him back to neutral. Reaction time is important. The other thing is that the game preys on people overcompensating their inputs...

In reviews I have read that some DVD-RWs are very picky about blank media. So, yes to that. The Verbatim 16x DVD+R's get consistent good marks for low error rates and good burns. That's what I use and recommend.

In their typical brash manner, the Inquirer offers its insights on the AMD vs Intel developments for '06. http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28602

I just remember seeing them one of the last times I bought blank media there. I thought they were a cool idea, but have never even read a review on them.

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Congratulations on the new Crumb Crusher, JoJo! Merry Christm... ...hold it, they're making me work tomorrow. Forget the second one.

CougTek needs some fresh air.

Firefox Myths Page was updated on 12-18-05.

Right now v1.5 is using 73M of memory with only 1window/1tab open after 30 minutes use. That seems a little heavy, don't you think?

Time to do better Cougtek! I updated the screenshot in post #1 (and link in post #7) with my updated score. And no, it is not fake.

That's the one

I've been completely happy with my SATA DVD-RW. Too bad others have too much superstitious dread of the brand and model.

The release that I got was bulletproof. No problems whatsoever.

Re: Recommendation on charger that can do single AA battery? Get a MH-C401FS from Thomas Distributing. It has 4 separate charging circuits and can do 1, 2, 3 or 4 batteries at a time. I use one for both AA and AAA cells.

You guys might enjoy. (But will most likely just complain about) http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q4/chipset-raid/index.x?pg=1

It took you long enough, Gary. You are the only one in here that I thought would recognize it. ...And you're right, I liked the cover better than the music.

I guess so... Couldn't resist the "thousand points of smilies" to Tim's post, though. :mrgrn: Back to the topic: I did some idle searching too and it looks like several people have been stumped by the nefarious "Error 1605" on various forums. Makes me want to consider an alternative when I...

Go into your profile and turn "Always enable Smilies" to "No" :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Mercutio, here's what I'd suggest: 1st: Go into C:Program FilesInstallShield Installation Information and find the sub directory that was for the iTunes install. You'll have to dig around inside the sub-directories a bit to determine which one is the one you're after since they have names like...

V1.5 sure does take its sweet damned time in loading the gmail page compared to IE6. I wasn't expecting that. :sqnt:

None on both counts, Merc. No cooling problems, and that's with a Raptor in there for a HD. The PSU pushes that 4800+ X2 at 100% utilization (2 instances of FAH) 24/7 and has never given a single problem.

The one I have is great. Hard to believe how quiet it is; but then I used a passive-cooled video card. The only limitation mine has for video card is the video card's length. (Don't have time to look that spec up right now) The video card is the orange thing in this picture...

High Sierra "A.T. Gear Deluxe" Now discontinued. It had very good customer feedback at eBags when I bought it and has held up very well.

Try to record an audio CD that has a zero-second gap between the first and second songs and the second-last and last songs while having the default 2-second gap between all the rest. (15 songs total) It can't do it and screws up every damned time. :cursin: That was using the 2nd Nero 7...

Is this the reason you're installing those ports?

Maybe his surviving toes.

At work waiting for midnight, then it's go-home time.

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The Samsung 214T (21.3") and 244T (24") are the two tempting me right now. Both are PVA type screens which seem to have the highest picture quality among LCD's. The 214t has 8ms response time, the 244t 10ms. They just hit the market so the pricing would likely be on the high side.

The Seasonic S12-600 is an excellent unit. Very quiet too.

When I needed to decide between those same two models when I was provisioning my SN25P I chose the DW1640 due to it's better review ratings at a few different sites. It's been great so far. Whichever you choose, I'd also recommend modded firmware by The Dangerous Brothers to make the drive...

Sorry, I evidently went off-topic talking about PC Gaming back there.

My install of F.E.A.R. is running nicely. I just finished about 90 minutes of playing it. Haven't noticed anything funny with the install or anything.

Same from me. Got your letter today, BTW. Thanks! You oughta go into medicine with that kind of handwriting. :wink:

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Try this ID utility: http://cbid.amdclub.ru/files/cbid77b.zip What does it tell you?

nLite 1.0 RC2 (released 10/31/2005) + RyanVM's Windows XP Post-SP2 Update Pack v2.0.0 (released 10/30/2005)

I figured I'd better share this Easy RAID guide pictorial before Gary does.

15 years ago I was living in a one bedroom apartment in Fremont, CA. It seemed that every Saturday and Sunday morning the neighbors on the other side of the wall from the room I slept in would play big-band music. Ordinarily, this would only be somewhat annoying, but I worked graveyard shift...

Well, do you look that young? BTW, I just finished HL2: Lost Coast The graphics are indeed pretty, but it is a very short level and overly hyped I'd say.

I was going to speculate that's from where some woman's high-heel stomped it but I guess I had better not. :wink:

Whoops, I missed a couple things. There are missions within the game where you have to dance with a girlfriend and another where you operate the hydraulics of a lowrider car in sync with music. Both of those types of missions are short (maybe a couple minutes) and not difficult. I won't touch...

I don't consider it a war. Unlike some people, my units are about 90% earned from my two home computers. I don't have the opportunity to go around my workplace Borging high-powered machines to fold for me (at least anymore). I just let my two home machines do what they can. Most of the rest...

One that I used for a while was NeoMule. I has a lot of good tweaks. I have not used it for some time though. The one I use these days I don't want to mention publicly. It is considered "evil" by most P2P forums since it gives the user an unfair advantage in speeding through queues. It is kind...

Well, I have F.E.A.R. pulled down off BT and burned to DVD+R. I have not installed it yet, admittedly. We will see. *** GTA:SA has missions that one undertakes to move through the storyline...And there is a fairly well plotted storyline there, for a video game anyway. Music has nothing to do...