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IIRC, it was 5 pounds of maryjane and a gun complaint. Looks like they found a bullet but no gun... link

Sometimes when I visit BP on my Palm it shows that I wasn't remembered. But as soon as I go into one of the forums it remembers me. Maybe you could check that.

:slappy: IE's role in that is the best.

I'm gonna have to second the web programming troubles. Today I had some Javascript that looked perfect. IE wouldn't return the variable from the form. I opened the same page in Firefox and it worked just as it should. I'm gonna guess that the sites that don't display well/right in FF are...

This is probably a discussion for another thread, but....The problem is, half the internet may display differently (or badly, or wrong) on Firefox, but the reason is not that it's a bad browser. The reason is that it reads the HTML more strictly according to the w3c standards. IE is still very...

It's scary to hear that. HP's come with so much spyware factory installed on them it isn't even funny. If you do order one, wipe it and install windows clean asap.

3) You can always use it as a boat anchor...

Every year Google comes up with a pretty good joke, I was kind of dissapointed I didn't see this year's 'till today. I haven't had time to read it yet. http://www.google.com/romance/

My favorite right now is Battlefield 2, if you have a squad of people you know using VOIP and working together you can rock on any map. Unreal GOTYE and 2004 used to be my favorites. StarCraft was pretty sweet for awhile. and the NFS series is always fun. Favorite older game has to be Bubble...

It may not be in big chunks, but you're definitely being robbed. Get a Gmail account and save yourself $2 per month.

I usually don't get more than 15 before they start getting deleted automatically. But, like Loky said, they almost always are filtered.

Hmm, we're talking about the same Alienware right? Oh, I see, you were talking about spending 1500 for the monitor and speakers and then 2000 more for the computer, right? :wink2:

Two things You have the option to combine the two avast icons into one on your system tray and you also have the option to remove the animation. My vote is for combining the two and hiding the animation, everything in the system tray takes up extra RAM, and I don't need the icon to know it's...

Because it's coming out in 2008? :wink2:

I got it to connect to the server finally. It's a pretty complicated 3-part redirection and tunneling through port 80. And since it's that complicated, I now have a rediculous ping, and can only hear every other word or so. Any suggestions are still very welcome.

So here's the deal. I have a VOIP program, ventrilo. The college I'm at went on a port-blocking spree to protect the not-so-knowledgeable general public here. So I can't access the VOIP and IT has been dragging their feet in opening the port. Can I set up a proxy to redirect the VOIP...

I downloaded the plug-in just to see what it was like (and so I could recommend it to a few people who I know need it). It appears to be a very good program for alerting people about the sites they visit. Even the best users can't discern a "good" site from a "bad" site all the time, every...

The only thing he's afraid of is loosing all that $$$ from everyone who is going to get a $100 laptop with a free distribution of linux on it. He probably can't stand the thought of somebody releasing that many computers without any intention of Window$ going on them. On a separate note, I...

I know, sometimes I wonder how people get so much junk though. Like I said, it *should/could help. At the very least it might help people learn how to distinguish questionable sites from good ones.

Find a college student if you can. Most students can get XP or office for dirt cheap. Other than that I don't know of anywhere that sells it a lot cheaper than anywhere else.