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Thanks flamerz, will try it shortly

Yes 1982 was a good year Forza Azzurri

I have never and probably never will print from a dialog like this. A dialog like this which is the first thing I see and I haven't seen the image in its full size and/or haven't edited it.

Happy Birthday Hally





December 31

How about?

http://imageresizer.codeplex.com/

@mouser car rental is much like house/apartment, one does it for the feeling of ownership otherwise it is always more expensive to own.

As far as my car goes, regular Corolla, very boring just like me 

What happened to "Pirate Bay on a USB stick" they brought out awhile ago?

Of course 4wd is right. Closer to router, less walls in between, wireless chipset (latest firmware or otherwise) .... whole spectrum of things affect wireless speeds.

I think you will end up with 'advertised speeds are theoretical' no matter what you try.

I will try (emphasis on try because one never knows) to get one or two discounts and will let you know if I do. Thanks wraith.

Didn't realize you are a member here. Posted a comment over at the site

So now that he has said that if it starts happening more often...panic

 

Very useful, thanks mouser

What is 'cord blood'? 

My input on the Opera debate: http://www.donationcoder....34016.msg317912#msg317912

I read your post. It's not dev's fault when even a simple <div> leaves spaces and other things unlike every other browser, etc. Google various standards like div and others and add 'opera' right after it to your search query

Sites like Amazon didn't render or work properly and with pretty much zero interest to correct it. I hate to take the bigger business side of things but with their market share and real standard elements not working/rendering like the rest of (98% or so) the web, this was coming.

A couple more

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Two likely on no one else's list

Header file (not index) injected with a redirect code is one likely source.

Often in an up to date, 'secure' install that is on a shared server, another user getting compromised is enough.

Trying out SRWare Iron, and it's no faster than Chromium.  Then I read this:
http://neugierig.org/soft...m/notes/2009/12/iron.html

Meh.  Chromium works fine enough.

Obvious good points there but he is basing some of it

"if you don't trust Google to not do something sneaky, you probably shouldn't be running software made by Google,"

calling a fork "running" is a stretch

click2play or flashblock add-ons help more than just against attacks, also do it to bring resource usage back to sane levels.
One thing about flash I never understood is that update notifications only show up after reboots (at least that's the behaviour that I see) and I don't reboot often ...

A bit of  and 

A 28-year-old salesman named Adam Mascall from Luton received a very angry letter through the post from the people at Michelin Guides (i.e, the French restaurant bible universally revered in food circles) after he snapped up the "www.michelinguides.com" domain name for just £6 recently.

Michelin, who mistakenly allowed the domain to expire, then threatened to sue Mascall in a sternly-worded letter as he was infringing on their trademark.

Mascall, however, then wrote back to Michelin and told them that his website was actually "Michel in Guides.com" and began filling the holding page with hilariously photoshopped images of UEFA president Michel Platini in Girl Guides uniforms!

http://soccernet.espn.go....hetoepoke/id/1878?cc=5901

that made me smile 

Stephen your avatar is too large (1mb), cut it down to under 100k. !

Its less than 1mb (980kb)  - Loads fine on a shared mobile broadband connection (currently running at less than 2mbps)

[ Page time: 0.041s | Server load: 0.06 ]

One word: Cached

At the risk of making this a basement thread.
Would you rather pay for weapons or this? Not that it will really ever happen but still. Leaving it to corporations is of course an option but you will be paying for it in that case too because there is no chance in hell that would be free for ever, via Google or whoever

Lesson of this thread

Google doesn't allow you to move an inch

[NASTY]

The installer for Desktop iCalendar Lite is NASTY.

Thanks for the warning. As recently as last October this wasn't the case.