I know that, it's one of the first things I configure after I install XP on a system (that and turning off sounds and turning off the annoying error messages except the fatal ones).
Windows Sysadmin here:) (this will not make myself some friends here;)
Heh,actually, buying Windows Vista solved a problem I'd been having, random reboots during WoW and only WoW under xp. No blue screens nothing, just poof death and hey look, I have 2gb of ram wheeeeeeeeee.
Well, after buying Vista (was only +/- 18 euros since I work for an educational institution) I got a reboot too, after a nice blue screen. Best part about Vista for me is, it shows the info from the blue screen next time you boot up. I googled the error, did a little digging and it turns out 1 bios setting was wonky. The one that clocks the cpu back if it thinks you don't need performance. After turning that off, I never had the problem to this day.
So in all honesty, Vista works fine for me (I know it doesn't for others) and it was dirt cheap to boot:)
Same here, also a dutchy and also learned a lot of english from Sierra games. Took me so damn long to finish the game, take of clothes is not what they wanted to hear, it was take off clothes.:)
Me and my family took care of my dying grandmother at home for 6 months before she passed away. It's one of the most gruelling experiences of my life with a bitter ending. But in the end I felt good about myself (how weird that may sound)that all of us did it, even if it almost destroyed us as well. She was so loved by us right until the end and where ever she is now, I know she is looking down on us with the same love.
When the people can't that's EXACTLY when the politicians should stand on principles, even if only to protect the people from themselves and their own government.
I agree with you 100%, the best part of this episode in my opinion is that the actor really gives a prize winning performance of Sisko, tormenting himself about the choices he made against his principles.
Please, I haven't had crashes in XP for many years and the only crashes in Vista that I had was due to a faulty bios setting. it's been damn stable for the 9 weeks I've been using it.
The only gripe I have is that they moved a lot of stuff around, but I'll get used to that, no biggy.
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read my other reply in the thread, already did that :)
I know that, it's one of the first things I configure after I install XP on a system (that and turning off sounds and turning off the annoying error messages except the fatal ones).
:) ;)
Windows Sysadmin here
(this will not make myself some friends here
Heh,actually, buying Windows Vista solved a problem I'd been having, random reboots during WoW and only WoW under xp. No blue screens nothing, just poof death and hey look, I have 2gb of ram wheeeeeeeeee.
:)
Well, after buying Vista (was only +/- 18 euros since I work for an educational institution) I got a reboot too, after a nice blue screen. Best part about Vista for me is, it shows the info from the blue screen next time you boot up. I googled the error, did a little digging and it turns out 1 bios setting was wonky.
The one that clocks the cpu back if it thinks you don't need performance.
After turning that off, I never had the problem to this day.
So in all honesty, Vista works fine for me (I know it doesn't for others) and it was dirt cheap to boot
That's why I use windows. So I don't have to wonder who the culprit is ;)
^_^
Hehe did you type out his name or copy and paste it? ;)
Same here, also a dutchy and also learned a lot of english from Sierra games. :)
Took me so damn long to finish the game, take of clothes is not what they wanted to hear, it was take off clothes.
"Get this project finished to everyones satisfaction and I don't care how you do it"
I'd be a bit surprised if they came back to me the next day and said
"Hey boss, that project thing. It's all fixed up real nice now. Real nice"
And it turned out they'd done it by killing all the people who were waiting for it. That's just thinking outside the box
It's also one of the most rewarding I think.
Me and my family took care of my dying grandmother at home for 6 months before she passed away.
It's one of the most gruelling experiences of my life with a bitter ending.
But in the end I felt good about myself (how weird that may sound)that all of us did it, even if it almost destroyed us as well.
She was so loved by us right until the end and where ever she is now, I know she is looking down on us with the same love.
Yeah nobody likes to be called a belgian
(I kid I kid, dutchy here)
and it's spelled Irak in my native Netherlands.
:P
Big whoop
tkend u taw eid tein mo neveg nezium eD
This dutch backwards
When the people can't that's EXACTLY when the politicians should stand on principles, even if only to protect the people from themselves and their own government.
Whoah, some of the other replies to your post are venomous, what is wrong with these people?
I invented the internet, COOL. ... does that also mean I'm Al Gore? :(
In my mind the penknife/lightsaber made a high and cute version of the sshhhhwwwinnnggggg the original makes :D :)
Japanese SDR style, so cool
Thanks for the explanation, indeed excellent news :)
heh, dutch guy here, so I didn't know what enjoined meant in this context. :)
Guess it's a good thing
Kerry actually tried to calm the people down and answered the question the guy asked when he was being tasered/assaulted.
I mean, real brave 12 cops on 1 guy who didn't do anything wrong. bastards.
Craniophallic, is that like fucked in the head??
PC guy here, but.... don't you drag the Sim to the trashcan? ;)
I agree with you 100%, the best part of this episode in my opinion is that the actor really gives a prize winning performance of Sisko, tormenting himself about the choices he made against his principles.
Utter brilliance.
Drat, couldn't find the whalers on the moon part from Futurama.
I'll just post Bender's Moonsong instead.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Odmt2HTjwrE
Please, I haven't had crashes in XP for many years and the only crashes in Vista that I had was due to a faulty bios setting. it's been damn stable for the 9 weeks I've been using it.
The only gripe I have is that they moved a lot of stuff around, but I'll get used to that, no biggy.
Thank you so much for the copilot link, I often try to help my gf who lives about 10000km away. :D
this will hopefully help a LOT
Offtopic but: Heel erg flauwe, dus leuke website Tjebbe :D