Another fun indexing "feature" I experienced is uTorrent would stop downloading files at about 2-5% and complain that the files were in use by another application. When I turned off the indexing service this went away.
DRM is there to stop casual piracy. Everyone knows that everything can be cracked. The software companies only hope to stop those not savvy enough to know what a.torrent is.
You certainly can activate your DSL over the phone, I know because the installer crashed half the time in Windows, and I had to call Verizon to activate. (I've done 100's of DSL installs)
Best advice for a concerned parent: buy a POS for your kid's first car. A 3 cylinder Geo Metro comes to mind, this way they will be too embarrassed to showoff, and wont be able to drive over 60 let alone 80.
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Another fun indexing "feature" I experienced is uTorrent would stop downloading files at about 2-5% and complain that the files were in use by another application. When I turned off the indexing service this went away.
What about cutting out the hydraulic middle man and just have a coil of wire on the shock moving through a magnetic field?
DRM is there to stop casual piracy. Everyone knows that everything can be cracked. The software companies only hope to stop those not savvy enough to know what a .torrent is.
You certainly can activate your DSL over the phone, I know because the installer crashed half the time in Windows, and I had to call Verizon to activate. (I've done 100's of DSL installs)
Wait, you mean you didn't turn off UAC the second after you logged into Vista for the first time?
No one cared because it was an obvious marketing gimmick attempting to win back the fans they pissed off.
You must have never experienced the rocket ship that is V92.
Best advice for a concerned parent: buy a POS for your kid's first car. A 3 cylinder Geo Metro comes to mind, this way they will be too embarrassed to showoff, and wont be able to drive over 60 let alone 80.