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Why are almost all of the files on limewire viruses?25th November 2006 I've already posted this before, but peer guardian is a good tool that you should use in addition to a firewall & anti-virus protection. It blocks known bad ip's and sites; in addition you can also block government/educational ip addresses if you're parano*snip* |
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gabbly chat unsafe23rd November 2006 what a cool guy. like, really, i wish i were as cool as that guy. </sarcasm> |
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OOP23rd November 2006 A Guide To Object-Oriented Programming |
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QOTD - Bothering to Sort Things23rd November 2006 We had a test on sorting algorithms last week actually... Insertion sort, merge sort, selection sort, and bubble sort. |
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QOTD - Pause23rd November 2006 The only games that i wouldn't include a pause button would be timed games, specifically like timed puzzles. You wouldn't want someone to be able to pause and think up a strategy before they move. Granted with an RTS its a little different, however, you ar*snip* |
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Happy Thanksgiving23rd November 2006 Happy thanksgiving to everyone! Although its just an American holiday, that doesn't mean we can't all be thankful on this day. So, I'm going to say what I'm thankful for: Life, Love, and Kin. What are you all thankful for? |
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QOTD - Bothering to Sort Things20th November 2006 And also, extending what Agent Smith said, not only would you insert them at the correct order at load time, but you would also want to insert all new items in their respective positions in the order of things. |
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Hello, world, from my laptop20th November 2006 because, all the people compromising windows are using linux. |
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QOTD - Bothering to Sort Things20th November 2006 It really depends. Firstly, the main thing that would change is the type of data structure that i would be using for the objects. And secondly, what kind of a game it is. It would really depend on whether it was more efficient on average to have everything*snip* |
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Hello, world, from my laptop20th November 2006 [quote]@hyruleknight: What makes XP pro so much better than XP home? From what I heard its just a bunch of networking stuff that most people never use anyway.[/quote] First and foremost, home can't join a domain which is a very important networking tool t*snip* |
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Hello, world, from my laptop19th November 2006 This is the way XP was described to me by a friend, and i think it works: "Windows XP is very supple". If it weren't for the firewall included in SP2 (although weak), it still saved them from getting in a bad situation with their customers. Which is why no*snip* |
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Hello, world, from my laptop19th November 2006 Idk, maybe I'm just used to everything now, but I like xp. I think I might actually be transferring over to Vista soon (like, within the week). I'd recommend it, Vista should be very different and not to mention more stable. Plus it's pretty :P . |
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Hello, world, from my laptop18th November 2006 Glad to hear that the internets have been turned back on! Security updates are a hassle, especially when someone like myself has to do it every single day on multiple computers. IE7 has been playing nicely for me though; even though I'm running FF2. Have f*snip* |
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NeSt Manager16th November 2006 Network Statistic Manager |
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Flushed Away....13th November 2006 I'm looking for to the new James Bond movie, a group of us are going to see it on friday. I'll take my slushy shaken not stirred, thank you. |
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Flushed Away....12th November 2006 Don't see Borat unless you are very comfortable with your sexuality and you don't mind seeing fat naked men wrestle with tall skinny naked men. And that you don't mind seeing every part of the male anatomy. |
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ASCII Star Wars12th November 2006 It is a very large portion of it |
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An Online OS11th November 2006 Here's the easiest way i can think that you could do this. First off, if you're using windows xp professional or server, then you can use something called remote desktop to access your computer from anywhere. Note that windows server can have multiple acti*snip* |
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ASCII Star Wars11th November 2006 open the command prompt. type in this: telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl watch and enjoy the ASCII-star wars goodness. |
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Drivers FTL8th November 2006 I really hate SATA-1 RAID Drivers |
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I got a job!8th November 2006 Congratulations Diablo! Good luck on your endeavors. |
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Bonfire Night!6th November 2006 Dude, magicman, the reason V for Vendette reminds you of it so much is because it references Guy Fawks so much. He even wears a Fawks mask and further blows up Parliment in his vision and in the vision of reform and removal of corruption. |
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Bonfire Night!5th November 2006 [quote]and thank gosh, I first thought that this Bonfire Night had something to do with the Burning Man festivals. yikes!!![/quote] Well, technically they did burn a man and are having a festival for it. ;) |
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Bonfire Night!5th November 2006 Yea, well I still made the post ;) |
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Bonfire Night!5th November 2006 Ha! I just thought I'd beat the British to the celebration of Bonfire night since I'm American. :P For those that don't know: en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org Cheers! |
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