GrimJack

Have you tried <ctrl>-H? to look back in your history file? I suggest you get foxmarks bookmark synchronizer - this will both allow to sync across machines but also store your bookmarks for later recovery.

Sneeks - thanks for that. One wonders why the MSM does not trot these out every once and a while. I imagine that Faux News would scream about proprietary rights but still... Indecision 2008 - Restoring Honor and Dignity to the White House. Watching Jon work was soo much fun.

Thanks, that will go onto my other machine for those times when I am not gaming on it.

Would you consider [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOgptvjwng8"]this[/URL] a 'lowrider' pc mod?

Thanks! People don't give fonts as much credit as they deserve. I tried designing a font - I did not even get 'a' done and realized that it was not my calling.

I was digging through the [URL="http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/"]Freakonomics[/URL] blog and ran into this game [URL="http://marketplace.publicradio.org/features/budget_hero/"]Budget Hero[/URL]. It was fun - try as you might, you can only win by taxing the rich. I got no problem with that! How well can you run the country?

And let us not forget the [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Bill_of_Rights"]Bill of Rights[/URL]

They are just so 1980s lame - what were they thinking?

Here is some cool [URL="http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=video-game-vest-simulates"]hardware[/URL] I won't get - I play shooters and get shot way too often to want to 'feel the pain'.

NASA has some of the most amazing pictures - my wife does the same grabbing for backdrop - currently it is a gray-scale of Saturn's rings. Today's knocks my socks off - it is almost a perfect rose.

[QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;516661][URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chariots_of_the_Gods"]Chariots of the Gods[/URL] is a very interesting book that tries to explain many things on Earth were actually created by spacement who visited here. It was the inspiration for several popular sci-fi tv series and movies.[/QUOTE] There is actually nothing very interesting in CotG; every significant factoid mentioned …

Apparently, somewhere around 1% of the searches use that button - for a yearly loss of $110 million yearly - no adverts come up. It is controversial (sorta) - there was even a limited edition `I'm feeling lucky' [URL="http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/11/im-feeling-lucky.html"]boxers[/URL]

Oh Goodie - we are going to have a pork-off! i will get right on it. BRB

It looks pretty nice but there is no way in h**l I will let Google put something else on my pc. Just like I hate having M$ know too much about me and my machine. I think that having a 3 or 4 way race for browser control can only …

I put a print statement inside a loop instead of after it - the operator called me after he loaded the 2nd box of paper, sigh.

I already have my AIDS badge and my Human Proteome Folding 2 badge - working on my Rice and Dengue Fever badges

Darn, now we are have to hide it again - it was so nice to be able to just leave it over there and grab it when necessary. I once had a Captain Midnight Codograph.

Is there an algorithm for normalizing data? I think I understand the process but how do I know when I have drilled down to the bottom?

[QUOTE=steven woodman;688325]I agree, although they say that the analysis satge from the hundreds of sensors and instrumentation will take 10 - 20 years. that kind of sucks. imagine we might finally know why there was a slight imbalance in the amount of matter to antimatter ratio during the start of …

Depending on the HD, there should be no problem. Once you have the HD in your hand, you can remove the adapter revealing the standard connector which you can attach to any of your computers via the standard ribbon cable. When you fire up the computer, it should show up. …

[QUOTE=Alex Edwards;680440]I thought agnostic implied that one doesn't follow a religion, but that individual believes there is room (or chance) for something beyond us to exist? [/QUOTE] Gnostic/Gnosticism is a syncretistic religious movement that tries to merge Abrahamic beliefs with <yadda,yadda,yadda> 'a' is a prefix meaning 'not' as in atheist …

Russia issued Russian passports to anyone in South Osetia who wanted one, then armed them, then sent in 'militia' - when Georgia responded, Russian sent in their army to protect all their 'citizens'. Probably similar to when the Germans went into Poland (etc) to protect the ethnic Germans. The homes …

It would be hard to argue that your signature in and of itself is a private document. Whether or not the a document is, w/your signature uploaded and placed onto a website would be determined by the nature of the document, the nature of the website, and the nature of …

Are you trying to set up a dual boot system w/both XP and/or Vista? Or are you trying to upgrade from XP to Vista? 2 gigs of ram is bare minimum for Vista - try adding another gig to the mix.

Hmmm, no cables, hunh? Well, You need a power cable to plug it into the wall, but those are a dime a dozen, then you need keyboard, mouse, and monitor cables to go into the far left set of plugs. Then you will need a set of mouse/keyboard to USB …

I have been trying to convince some friends that early computer geeks made music by banging the printer - well, someone finally collected some of the [URL="http://staging.computerhistory.org/exhibits/highlights/"]'real'[/URL] computer music. This is at least as geeky as that ascii movie someone posted earlier that had a Rammstien soundtrack.

Thanks Vegs - why didn't you just point to the scambusters website rather than post the garbage?

Usually, but they prefer to date other scientists

Try this gadget - you need to be running Vista but take a look [URL="http://www.gadgetsforvista.net/Gadgets/Tools-and-utilities/Alarm-Clock.html"]here[/URL]

Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) is an electronic system that allows a recipient to authorize transfer of their government benefits from a Federal account to a retailer account to pay for products received. EBT is currently being used in many States to issue food stamp and other …

Almost any office supply store will sell you a UPS - do you need more than that? The more money you spend on it, the longer it will last (within reason). You might be able to find recommendations in the hardware section here on DaniWeb.

Have you disassembled the keyboard and blown out keyboard. Once you have the board open and the large chunks blownout, then check the membrane for spilled drinks and stuff, trying cleaning that. Reassemble and try again

If you have the correct drivers, yes.

Do you have problems downloading other files? What is your browser? At what point in the process does it fail to start? Does help to shift-click or right-click?

Are you doing primary research? At what level granularity? Are you doing a survey of current literature? Have you defined 'virtual reality'? What is the baseline you are using to compare values?

[QUOTE=ithelp;676139]No you cannot [forecast] a typhoon/tsunami can travel upto 30 miles in 5 minutes.[/QUOTE] Category 5 hurricanes (typhoon, tropical storm, cyclonic storm, tropical depression and simply cyclone) have winds around 155 mph and travel as fast as 60mph. Tornadoes have wind speeds up to 318 mph and travel up to …

So with McSame and McDame due to be down in LA, they are ready for their show down with Gustav. Naturally, there are some serious mapping groups following along. Here is a time slice of [URL="http://flhurricane.com/googlemap.php?2008s6#"]Gustav[/URL] heading NW. Gustav is bearing right down [URL="http://stormadvisory.org/map/atlantic"]onto LA [/URL]

Your crazy - she is turning clockwise er I'm crazy - she is turning counterclockwise er now she is turning CCW but her support foot is turning CW. Fun optical illusion

The very fact that you are asking the question here leads me to believe that you have a lot to learn. Do you plan on building from ground up? Own the land or lease it? In the city, the 'burbs, on a lonely stretch of road where you will live …

[B][I][U][COLOR="Red"]Warning![/COLOR][/U][/I][/B] this is a pointer to dethmetal and not for the weak of heart. [URL="http://tinyurl.com/6a4syt"]Happy Birthday to me[/URL] (heh,heh - "I can't drink because I am the F&^$E&^%ing spokesman for a rehab center") - er, after the first bit, you can quit any time. But oh, man it's really addictive …

Wow, what a huge load of crap. That guy does not seem to have paid any attention to the real world. If we had stayed out of Iraq and stayed in Afghanistan we might have actually caught Osama, we could have rebuilt the country thereby keeping the country from becoming …

I was pleased when I hit 666.

Why not post what you found?

Anyone here from Australia? Are you holding on tightly?

Cook your hamburger all the way through. No runny eggs. Wash your vegetables. Peel your fruit. Soon if you get sick eating something, it will be your fault not the corporation's that introduced the poisons into the food supply. Does anyone remember when our food supply was safe? There was …

[QUOTE=steven woodman;669763]I dont have the time to watch, although i do like events on the gymnastics side of thing. people are more likely to fall and trip in front of million in these events. And that just gives me a weird feeling of embarassment for the person while actually laughing …

Pretty darned good - the New Yorker does similar stuff from New York's point of view.

This [URL="http://www.seemerot.com/"]site[/URL] is just EEEEeeeewwwwww! <<[COLOR="Red"]blush[/COLOR]>> I have actually been checking in occasionally over the last 3 or 4 years and did not see much change.

I remember when the 'crack' came around during the 50s (well, not very well but...) There were pictures in the newsrags of butt cracks and pubic hair - it just took longer for the look to come back around. Oh, and there is an on-line merchant that sells extra long …

[QUOTE=sittas87;669808]yip heard of that,someone actually died cos of this (the risk is still there). but they still working on it.[/QUOTE]You got a cite? Did you even look? Or was this a FOAF? (friend of a friend who never lies)