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I dislike them too. I have never been there though. http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/05/04/28/1351224.shtml?tid=123&tid=187 That's the same law Lexmark used to outlaw printer cartridges not made by them! Anyhow, carry on! :D

How about the Salmon of Doubt? We should stat it.

Numerology eh?

I dont know about that.

What's the file name?

Nice, the system is sneakier than me! :D

If you have broadband you can host the website from your own computer, the only thing you need is webserver software such as apache. If you don't like the idea of the website going down when you turn of your computer you should probably not do this though.

Well, the processor is nice, the memory is nice, but the video card sucks (relatively speaking, of course). You'd be better of with a slower processor and use the money you save and buy a better, current generation video card.

drothgery has good points as usual. I wouldn't worry too much about interfaces. Serial ATA is older than PCI Express and IDE is still the most common interface for harddrives. It will probably take a while before AGP is replaced completely. And the performance difference between an AGP and PCI...

Can someone explain to an ignorant swede what the L-Word is? I always thought it was lesbian.

Me and my friends have called it "blue mark" (bruise) since we played a NES/Nintendo game about 10 years ago. I had no idea it was also called pound. Heh.

Small free program: http://web.telia.com/~u36114907/Web/en/screenshooter.htm

Why not buy it in a regular store? ;) http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/07/12/0341216&tid=192&tid=1

Whatever you do and however you do it, don't do it alone. It'll be easier that way. That, and walk alot. Preferably before breakfast. If you notice you breath with your mouth and not your nose, you walk to fast, slow down. Then your body will burn fast like crazy, and you will probably feel much...

And so it begins... http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,20409-1686151,00.html

If anyone want an explanation of that (I don't think so :)) you can read about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_epoch

Hmm. Windows Media Player doesn't support MP3's natively? Anyhow, if you can run files but not install (as in modify the registry and such) you can try 1by1, a 50 kb MP3-player that doesn't require installation: http://www.mpesch3.de/

Try Firefox ( http://www.mozilla.org/ ) and see if it helps / if you like it. It doesn't hurt. =)

People actually use WMA for music voluntarily? Anyhow, I have all my CD:s backed up as FLAC, use 192 kbps cbr MP3:s for regular listening and reencode them to 96 for my digital audio player.

I think (but I don't know) something general purpose will do the job better than a specific, niche client. You could use IRC and a dice rolling bot for textual messages, teamspeak or skype for voice, and a small webserver (webserver software that is) to host the maps.