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That green is very good Handruin.

I'm 22 in July.

Well, if that wasn't ironic... :oops: I AGREE 100%. In the beginning it will seem hilarious, but as the FAQ becomes big and strong it will grow to a real lighthouse!

You just don't like success stories, do you? :wink: Well, I don't quite agree with you. First of all, 90% of all general users use versions of IE. This is not my personal statistics, I've seen many polls in sites (including Mandrake's, if I recall correctly, where IE wins... and a lot!). IE6...

What OS you sport? And why Flash is so malignant?! :-?

Guys... if we're to distant ourselves from SR, a move like this will be a serious blow for them... and will probably arouse sour remarks from Eugene/Davin cause they have already a similar FAQ... Although a terrific idea indeed, James, I wanted for some time now to propose to keep this forum...

Which issue of Nature? I'm going to check it tomorrow...

:oops: Well, can't blame you... why you think I posted my "Search Engine" question in SF?! I wanted it to be answered by people who really know how the IT world spins...

Thanks. I have a slightly different theory. Since a frame-based view of a site is essentially: different web pages opened in different frames, I presumed Google CAN'T see those different pages, although they all belong to O&O's homepage. For example: If O&O's homepage is made of two frames...

EBB's paranoia is almost legendary. (especially if it's true he went on to create a nick "LOST6200"...) However, this is unfair Tannin, have you read at SR's home page "SR Lives!"? Or you have a direct link to the forums? Eugene is here to stay...

np Doug, shit happens! BTW, I lost only one thing, my question regarding "how Search Engines work"... could you respond cause I wasn't able to access the answers yesterday...

ROFLMAO! :lol: When I ordered it to crash, it crashed immediately! :mrgrn: The most hilarious thing has been Word. I was writing other things and it insisted to help me, till it crashed... :eekers: Where can I find a working copy of Windows RG?! LOL

Thanks Liam, I've tweaked all the settings except the CMD rate which I set to Auto. Unfortunately, Sandra 2002 shows me that it remained 2T. Since I've already got a 2-3% on its Memory Bandwidth benchmark without sacrificing stability, I'll play with it at a later time... :)

What's a dial-up user...? :lol: No, not the Genome again... :evil: I'm sick of analyzing theoretical stuff. We better stick to a more practical project. Besides, protein folding can even be used for nanotechnology implementations that include the IT world! :wink: PS. Just because you don't...

1 Giga is little for 4 P2s? :o Doug, if you have time post more screenshots... They DO look cool! A propo, what's wrong with the Luna interface?! At last Windows' GUI got a refurbishment...

Can somebody explain me these settings... In italics are my BIOS's defaults. What to change apart the first which is obvious...? :-? -SDRAM CAS Latency... 2.5T, 2T -SDRAM RAS Precharge Time... 2T, 3T -SDRAM RAS to CAS Delay... 3T, 2T -SDRAM Active to Precharge Time... 6T, 5T -DDR_1T/2T_ITEM...

Well, consider we've never seen a serious bashing of Gibson on sites such as the Registry or the Inquirer... :eekers:

I have only the UPnP port open... all others are stealth! But I don't care about that port anyway... 8)

Well, to tell you the truth, I wasn't expecting an Intel-supported initiative to go awry... anyway, we might have to jump off this sinking ship... What do you think of Stanford's Folding@Home? Cool, Biological Sciences macro-computing project, university-sponsored, and IMHO as useful as modern...

WTF?!?!!?!?! :o :o :o

However, SR lacks considerably in reviews lately... When are they going to test the 120GXP? X-bit Labs has already done it. I respect XbLs' reviews... but I want to see a testbed 3 treating to be sure...

This isn't absolutely right since you can have newbies that become Fixtures on their registration day... Yes, but I wanted to know WHY? Why you people do this, since both forums are new and in any way your (our) old work has been lost... I don't care about EBB's lost posts... WTF, it was the...

Ditto to all the above, but hey... SR used to have 25000+ registered members by the time disaster stroke. The fact of the matter is that when SR Fixtures don't post on these forums, the posts seem less credible... I'm in the top 5 post-ers in SR!! This thing wouldn't happen if every old Fixture...

I've noticed lately that no old-guard members come to create/respond posts in SR... Sometimes I see a couple of familiar figures (Mercutio, Flagreen), but most of you seem to have passed irrevocably to SF... :( Guys, I can't post to both sides just to have a quality response to my threads... I...

If both were available as now, G4 4200... reasonable price and awesome performance.

Guys, I'm one lucky ass for sure... I've just noticed that one of the most prominent Delphi gurus, Marco Cantú, is Italian and gives lectures and seminars every now and then around the country. He probably comes at least one per year in the capital too... :wink: My decision is final. Since...

LOL: Var' aq?! That's more difficult than C++... :lol: Guys, truce! I'll try both languages... Most probably I'll go with Delphi 6 Personal buying a couple of introductory books as well. If I manage to get a copy of VB .net I will install it to see what it looks like, or how I can use it for...

I want to be programming apps at least as complex and sophisticated as those made by those Iranian neurosurgeons... at least!

LOL. Crystal clear HellDiver! :D Shall I tell you something funny? I want to work it out the opposite way: I know the medical approach (basic & clinical neurosciences), but I don't know a thing regarding the electrical engineering & computer science approach... :( I would love to learn some...

One of the most complex things I will be doing (most probably in less than 5 years) is writing an app or two for my job. One of the reasons I appended again this thread was that small, cool simulation program some guys from the Tehran University of Medical Sciences created using Delphi 5. Now...

Delphi Success Stories: All these people are saying that it has the easiness of Visual Basic and the power of Visual C++... It's almost what I want... Pascal in respect to Basic and C/C++ is older or newer as a language?

One of the reasons you SF freaks drive me crazy is that you're (almost) always RIGHT!!! :D One of the best articles I've read. And clearly states all I wanted to know... Mercutio and time, believe me guys... I'm just afraid of going to a non-MS product... :( That's all... I had such a...

Cat Support Guys... I have a really really annoying cat. It's making these clicking noises all the time... What should I do? RMA her?! :mrgrn:

I don't think you can do that. Afterall, in the United States all medical students do have a BS/BA when applying to a med school, right? Med school should be at least 5 years. I think 4 years is too little in the USA. But then again, who can prove that American med graduates are not the best? :-?

My doubts weren't about your intelligence or skills, Mercutio, they were about your will... if you believe you're strong to resist the loooooooooooooooooooooooooooong path of the medical school (especially felt in the first and last year) then you can survive... I just hope you do the right...

-PowerDVD XP 4 -ACDSee 4 -PowerVCR 3 -Photoshop 6 -CorelDRAW 10 -RealOne Player -Quicktime -Office XP (all of them) -WinTV 2000 -WinTV FM -ICQ -KaZaA ...these proggies mainly... and of course, everything on Windows XP (IE 6, Messenger, etc.)

As a med student just let me tell you that it's a really brave "thought" (I'm not saying decision yet)... How old are you? Well, it doesn't matter, but bear in mind that as you grow you want less and less to sit on a desk to learn preclinical (Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, etc.) stuff...

Huh? Tell me more... :?:

From what I understood, as long as you work in the Windows enviroment with VB (well, you can't do else anyway...), you can do literally everything... 8)

3 small examples that make SF feel more cozy: 1) Usual suspects post... Mercutio, Tannin, Santilli, etc. (you know who you are!) I'll go where these guys go... 2) Avatars, Ranks, User Polls... small things that make the site friendlier... 3) Peer-to-Peer Reviewing... I'm pretty sure that this...

What about a parallel port? A USB? An infrared? Can you write an Internet browser for example? (Windows specific of course)

What I like about the new .NET Visual Studio packet is the seemless co-operation (according to Microsoft) of the various development tools. It says, for example, that you can actually write the core of the program in VB, one or two more complex components in VC++, and something else (eg. a web...

Can Visual Basic access hardware? The most complex thing we might do (in co-operation with the department of electrical engineering) is connecting an EEG with the PC to study the spikes with a custom program. The connection would be (of course) custom, most probably via serial port. Can it be...

LOL... Then VB is for me... I won't be doing that for sure James... :-? Mercutio, I'll give a good search regarding MatLab... I want to see which are my alternatives. The reason I wanted to try C# is because it's a direct derivative of C/C++ which are the most used languages... So I could...

OK, I'm thinking to try my luck with Visual C#... Modern, powerful, flexible.... :) And there's a great number of books out there showing its tricks. Isn't that a median solution?! I need a language to create scientific/bio-informatics projects. Not too much complex or sophisticated, but I...

This IMHO has been the finest suggestion so far! Doug, better change the Squire, Noble, Knight stuff... Most people live in a republic! :mrgrn: And since everybody suggested: 0-9 Tape 10-99 Floppy Disk 100-249 CD-ROM 250-499 IDE Hard Disk 500-999 SCSI Hard Disk 1000-1999 RAM Drive 2000-2499...

OK, first things first: LOL, of course I didn't create this thread to irritate you (dear HellDiver!)... :P The idea came when I was browsing Microsoft's site for new stuff <yes I do it now and then> and fell on the pages of the imminent launch (in 9 days time) of Visual Studio .NET. My poll's...

If you had to choose (by force!) one of Microsoft's Visual Studio languages, which one would you take and why?

I wish I could remember that infamous software which actually sensed "cat-like" activity on the keyboard* and locked it... Sometimes cats (and programmers!) are really interesting species! :lol: *pressing of keys with no natural (see human) pattern