I know they are big in the US but in the UK, you use AOL if there is something wrong with you/you can't use a PEESEE. I used to use ICQ but it got really anoying and took up too much screen+memory. Now that ICQ has been bought up by AOL is there not a huge market for a free/non-corporate alternative?.
My dad uses AOL and everytime I tell him to cancel, he rings them up and they give him more free usage. I wish this were the same for Sat TV!
I think I will moderate this myself
(score -1:shut up you blithering idiot!)
I was thinking that this thing was vaporware, it claims to do a helluvalot of stuff like Progressive scan HDTV output. It would be nice to have a DVD player/gaming console/surfing box all-in-one that wasn't the (floored) PS2 or the 'x-box', hey if it playes Q3 full detail @640x480 at 60fps and looks good under my Loewe put me down for one!.
PS anyone know how to force new lines in comment boxes using lynx(283)?
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I know they are big in the US but in the UK, you use AOL if there is something wrong with you/you can't use a PEESEE. I used to use ICQ but it got really anoying and took up too much screen+memory. Now that ICQ has been bought up by AOL is there not a huge market for a free/non-corporate alternative?. My dad uses AOL and everytime I tell him to cancel, he rings them up and they give him more free usage. I wish this were the same for Sat TV! I think I will moderate this myself (score -1:shut up you blithering idiot!)
I was thinking that this thing was vaporware, it claims to do a helluvalot of stuff like Progressive scan HDTV output. It would be nice to have a DVD player/gaming console/surfing box all-in-one that wasn't the (floored) PS2 or the 'x-box', hey if it playes Q3 full detail @640x480 at 60fps and looks good under my Loewe put me down for one!.
PS anyone know how to force new lines in comment boxes using lynx(283)?