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Can't you upgrade your netbook's RAM to 2GB?

There're people at my company that run 800x600 on 19" monitors.

I use a USB flash drive to boot Linux live CDs, it's much faster than booting off a CD or DVD. All the major distros support this.

They had 15 years to get it right. What a shame.

Yes, check out the Android NDK. You may not be able to build the entire application in C/C++, but you can embed the compiled binary in a simple Java wrapper to make it work.

I think Greg dated her sometime in the 80s.

I haven't used GNOME in years, but I like KDE 4.6 a lot. I've been running KDE since 4.2 and couldn't be happier. I have to use Windows XP at work and it pisses me off every day. I would much rather have a linux based system with KDE, but pigs will fly first.

I really liked the original Escape Velocity, it was Mac only.

Rise of the Triad.

I stream music through Subsonic on my Android phone. It will also stream video, I have tried it and it works, but don't use it regularly. It uses the browser with Flash to stream video and can transcode to lower bitrates. It's OSS, however, you need to donate a minimum of 10€ to get a license...

You could buy a condo. Many of the problems of home ownership are handled by a management company or the condo board. We own a condo in a 11 unit building and it's really not like owning a single family house. I am also the association treasurer, but that was my choice.

Unless your house burns down. Or all your photographs fade.

You could root it and install stock Android.

Several of my friends have road bikes. There's usually at least 2 of us that ride together.

I did 24 miles at 15.8 MPH average today.

I usually ride at 90 RPM. However, that's a guess at this point because I lost the magnet that told me my cadence. Though, I was always close to 90 before I lost the magnet.

My experience is the same as yours.

If you decide that you don't care what you look like, then buy a bib like this. You will be a lot more comfortable and aerodynamic.

Just to clarify are you looking for shorts or pants? I would try to find something with padding unless you like extreme ass pain or are only planning rides less than 10 miles. My recommendation is to find a Performance that's close to you and browse their selection, as it can differ from their...

The Asus TF101-A1 (16GB storage) for ~$450 seems like a good deal. I don't think I would pay $150 for double the storage. Especially when it has a 4-in-1 card reader. I still think tablets are ridiculously expensive compared with a $300 netbook.

Ability to play 1080p video is different than having the resolution to display it.

Performance is back to normal now.

The site is unbearably slow right now.

I have seen a lot of smartphones with cracked screens.

I would guess most smartphones are less durable than feature phones. Though I think the Blackberry Curve I had was built pretty well, I only used it for a year though.

Here's a good starting point: http://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress I would pay special attention to the file permissions section.

Do you mean Bueller?

Maybe everyone is on vacation?

Which one are you going to?

They can't track you through a simple link. Though they can track everything on this site because it's using Google Analytics.

He has a different car in every season, but he does have a minivan in one season.

Coug, are you like dexter?

It's probably something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Edge-705-GPS-Enabled-Speed/dp/B001690VC6 I know people that own them. It charts all kinds of information about a ride above what a normal computer will give you.

There were concerns on how to implement DRM on Android. I guess they have figured it out.

Just force yourself to vomit. You'll feel better tomorrow.

My anecdotal experience from my company is that many people have client problems with Outlook. We use it with an Exchange server. Generally they get their machines wiped and everything reinstalled when Outlook problems happen. One of my coworkers currently can't use Outlook and has been using...

Because, AD/Exchange is easy to administer. If you tried to get your average Windows Sysadmin to learn how to administer OpenLDAP and a Linux mail server they would quit.

Can you mark as SPAM? If not, get a new email provider.

I have listened to a lot of speakers and Klipsch are the worst expensive speakers I have heard. If you care rather than just rattling off the same bullshit over and over find a dealer and listen to these if want to hear something that sounds good...

http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2011/04/25/the_new_geopolitics_of_food?page=0,0 This doesn't sound good.

This is not possible. If the guest is 64 bit then the host must be 64 bit also.

Could you use ESXi as the host and then run the Smoothwall and Windows as guest OSes? I think this configuration would be a lot better from a security standpoint.

I watched Twin Peaks last year. It's worth watching. I watched the movie afterwards and it made sense even though it's a prequel.

Those can be very expensive to drill, especially with the winter heating requirements that Pradeep has in upstate NY. You also need quite a bit of land.

I'd like to use rsync to sync directories between two locally mounted drives on Windows. This is very easy to setup with rsync on *nix. rsync -r -t -v --delete -l -s /home/user/documents /media/backup I installed DeltaCopy, which purports to be a wrapper around rsync for Windows. However, I...

No US of A?

I'd avoid that sector, there's an awful lot of accidents.

The HTC Desire looks nice. Good choice.

HTC and Samsung phones are generally easier to root from what I've read.

Some manufacturers make it harder than others.