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If you sell the Audi then you could get that elevator. I don't know how you'll get around though. Are there buses around you?

€575 for a flashlight? Seems a bit ridiculous to me. What is something like that even used for?

None of these points, other than it being a laptop were mentioned in your original post. To solve your backup dilemma, can you add another drive to this laptop? If so, schedule something to backup the boot partition nightly. If it's Windows, one of the Acronis versions would probably work, it...

There's a compatibility pack that allows me to open 2007 documents in 2003. It will even support Office 2010 documents. No reason to upgrade with this.

What's this from?

Or do it in a VM and take a snapshot prior to installing said application. Then restore your snapshot.

Then do backups. I tar my root partition nightly and keep around 10 days worth of backups. If something happens, I can just restore it to another drive.

Learn the keyboard shortcuts and it won't matter where they move things.

It's still per core as far as I know.

This is baffling to me, does McAfee make any software that doesn't suck? They should have bought Sun last year for about the same amount.

I think I would switch to Linux rather than screw around with Oracle.

How about these? http://www.roundsound.com/reference-35-speakers.html

CVS, SVN, or even Google Code.

How heavy is it?

Interesting, maybe I could run Ethernet to my living room this way and get rid of my crappy wifi/powerline networking solution. Where did you buy it?

Out in the open, standing on the floor.

http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch04.html#guestadd-3d

Is there a reason you can't run a virtual machine to play these games? I thought certain virtualization software package supported OpenGL and DirectX.

Home Depot or Menards didn't have anything?

Northwest Indiana is part of Chicagoland. A couple people in my office in downtown Chicago live in NW Indiana.

Charging a cell phone, laptop, netbook, etc when not near any other power source. If you are always near a power source, it's probably useless for you. Could be useful for camping, backpacking, and other outdoor activities.

Here's a better price on a rechargeable battery pack. Deal is one day only.

Fushigi lives in Illinois. Mercutio lives in Indiana.

Mine has never randomly rebooted. If it keeps happening I would attempt to exchange it.

Froyo (2.2) definitely feels faster so far. I really wish they would include a tabbed browser. The default browser still can only open 4 windows at a time which is quite limiting.

I uninstalled Solitaire and it updated on mine (I had one I didn't like anyway).

I tried this, but it still only shows two apps.

Install worked, but only 2 of my apps appear under downloads now. Although, from what I can tell they are still available under all apps. The couple I have tried still work as well.

I checked again and now the update is available. Installing it now.

Still not available for me.

~4.5 hours now. I doubt I will break your 90 minute "record."

I'm getting married in 17 hours. Then it's off to Jamaica (Montego Bay) for the honeymoon.

I have the SDK installed and Eclipse setup, I just haven't come up with an interesting idea of what I could create yet.

I think it's a great concept, especially for kids. I haven't tried it yet, but I wonder if it's possible to view the generated code?

Glassfish is an enterprise Java application server, I don't see how it would be useful for what Time is asking to do.

I have a pair of Sennheiser CX300-B, I like them pretty well.

Where is everyone today? I need some entertainment.

Other accounts here? Or on other forums?

Cityk, have you tried specifying a DNS server directly on your machine?

I use both brakes as much as I can. I would say I use the rear brake more than the front though. There's much less of a chance of going over your handlebars when using the rear brake. I wore out all my brake pads in less than 5000 miles. If you have 20 year old brakepads they are probably useless.

Linux and BSD are completely different kernels. Just as different as say Solaris and Linux. Mac OS X is based on an older BSD kernel, the fork happened around 13 years ago. Here's a nice diagram of Unix history.

In Windows: ipconfig /flushdns In Linux: restart nscd

On my road bike I have Continental Ultra Gatorskin Tires 700x23. Since I got them in September 2008 I have only had 2 flats. I have ridden close to 3000 miles on them. You don't need airless tires to not get flats, just get a good Kevlar tire.

Most or all internet speed tests require some type of binary executable to run. There are several ways you can run these in a browser: Flash, Java Applet, Silverlight, ActiveX, or JavaFX. Flash and Java are the most ubiquitous plugins that people have installed, so that is why you need to...

I opened my work email today on my phone and got a message saying: "The Exchange server requires that you enable security to continue synchronizing..." Basically, they changed the Exchange security settings and I was forced to enter an unlock pin (8 characters, 1 number) in order to continue...

In which case I would type yum install open-jdk java-1.6.0-openjdk.x86_64 and hit enter. Real fucking hard.

That's not true, the jvm is available for Linux.

It's not hard to install: http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

You may not think that a 64-bit application will perform any better than a 32-bit, but you are wrong. x86_64 has twice as many general purpose registers as x86, this alone should give a nice performance boost to most applications. An application compiled for x86_64 will have to swap far fewer...

That sucks. What company did you work for?