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I got a battery powered screwdriver. Why she got me this instead of a rechargable one is beyond me. New blue MS keyboard to go with my blue MS mouse, a cheap ass pen and pencil set from her parents (thank god they live in Texas....), and a big ass meat and cheese thingie from Hickory Farms...

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hehehehe. The drive's name is kept in the MBR. When you changed the MBR, Norton kicked in and did it's job. As for the chair...well, that's your job. :lol:

That's normal.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone.

hehheheh. No. I wanna tear my monitor apart and dye it black along with the face plate to my CDRW. All black.

Oh, and a $200 cash bonus. Cool. Could use that for some parts. :)

Ok. Got my Christmas present from my boss this year today. A kick ass black case with a black floppy and CDROM drive. Now, as I understand it, spray painting plastic is a nogo. The best way to get plastic to another color is to dye it. Anyone know anything about this? What I wanna do is pull...

No shit. I just wnat to hear the sound quality. Of course, adding another binkie or two to the system would be neat. :)

DirectX 9.0 End-User Runtime Download

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Pop-ups add new twist How much do they think a person can take?

Linux maker Mandrake: We need cash They just haven't figured it out yet. hehehe

Warming PC sound with vacuum tubes I might have to get one of those jsut for the hell of it.

I hate football.

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Phone sex? Damn Q! :D

Your saying this for a reason...care to elaborate. And, yes, your absolutely right.

Install? It's a graphical interface...just as simple as Microsoft, if not more so. KDE3 is WAY more elegant that any desktop MS has put together yet and packs more graphics into a faster interface. With KOffice and Open Office making serious inroads into the importation of MS docs, Linux has...

It the router handling DHCP? If not, make sure that the IPS and subnet are correct for each machine. Ensure that they are on the same subnet, 255.255.255.0 typically and that the IP is something along the 192.168.0.xxx address for each machine. XP home networking works much the same as 98 does...