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Wonder how many I'd need to open... oh well, too late to try now, I installed 2k :D

Hear, hear! :beerchug:

Well, one thing's for sure. I wouldn't want to be that company :eek: After all, people have more sense than to fall prey to their evil tactics...right? Right? :eek2:

I have no problem with paying $99 for an honest company's hard work and dedication to creating an OS that runs both unix and windows programs. I do have a problem with paying $199 to a lying, sneaky, group of greedy bastards that want to drive their competition down into the ground by means...

It's a bitch though.

I think a powered USB hub is a hub that connects to the USB, but has a power cord that gets its power from a plug in the wall or your power strip... as opposed to one that just gets its power from the USB port?

Sounds like Virtual PC still might have some performance optimizations to work out.

Could also be a broken cable. Have you tried other CAT5 cables?

Here's an upcoming Linux distro that doesn't run Windows apps, but looks like it's very user friendly, and resembles Windows in a lot of aspects; this will help out people wanting to switch from Windows to Linux but don't want too much of a learning curve. ELX

That's Intel for ya. :rolleyes:

To speak nothing of the fact that it had AOL on it... :bigvomit:

When the window displays "This is done without sending any information to Microsoft", does it really mean "This is done without sending any information we already have to Microsoft"? Cause, it always seems to upload a lot of data when downloading the list of updates. :confused:

Yep, still the same problem.

At least they have good return service. :beerchug:

Be sure to think pleasant thoughts about linux, danleff, it'll be your only source of sanity in all the time you'll be exposed to the evils of Windows. :D

Solution to all the Dells coming preinstalled with Office XP: Build your own computers :D

Linux attracts me more and more each day. I've gotta learn how to use it, because I eventually want to use it almost exclusively. After all, Microsoft is digging themselves a hole and are about to crawl into it if they keep up this X-sPyware crap.

I've got Redhat 7... is 7.2 any better?

I make myself nervous enough, I don't need anyone tinkering around in my computer to help with my nervousness :scared:

Windows Messenger still autostarts if you have Outlook Express. The solution to that, I don't remember, but it had something to do with deleting a string under Outlook Express's registry key. I'll see if I can find it again, then I'll post it here.