TomatoSlayer

You mean EA. EA shafted Westwood years ago and took over from there, ruining the series.

Happy Birthday. Heh, today is also my dad's birthday; tomorrow is my uncle's birthday, and the day after that is my birthday.

9.5 is definitely neat. It fixed all of my gripes about the browser. That is, except the memory usage, but what can you do?

I got it at the midnight release here, and the game is more than I was hoping for. Online mulitplayer was an excellent idea; the lag's about as bad as can be expected on a wireless connection, but it's honestly not too bad most of the time. (I've heard that setting a static IP for the Wii helps out, but I'm not sure it's doing much) It's a shame Nintendo had to cripple online, though. I'd love to see whose butt I'm kicking when it's not any of my friends. A ladder system would even make it pretty much perfect. Anywho, I fancy a round or twenty. Just let me know in IRC or something when any of you want a beating. Here's my friend code: 3308 4213 9821

Monies sent. Now I only have to figure out what to affix the stickers to...

Saturday. It was L. Ron Hubbard's birthday, I believe.

Take a batter-powered screwdriver from a nearby electrician, and remove the screws from the offending doorknob. Problem solved.

I've looked into this since I have a P4 with HT myself. What I got out of my search is that even though it says it only uses 50%, it is in fact using 100%.

None that I know of, since it's mainly those things that require such computing power. Depending on what you mean by making a chatbot, that doesn't sound very efficient.

For games, is there a real hefty performance drop when using it?

Bah, further investigation a few minutes ago revealed the problem being my user folder being set to private. That would be my fault. :P

So I recently reformatted my computer to purge the garbage Windows collects over time. But, I noticed I have a small issue with the network sharing option found under the sharing tab when opening up the properties for certain folders; I can't share them. Yes, I ran the Network Setup Wizard; I, in fact, did it about three times. What's weird is that it works in certain folders, and it does not in others. For example, I can share folders that are in Program Files, but not folders on the desktop. What's also strange is that this wasn't the case before I reformatted; I could share pretty much any folder I desired. The only thing I can think of that I did differently this time around installing Windows is I added another Windows account at install, which I've set as a limited account. My main account is set to Administrator. Oh, I also think that I set it so that users can't access other user's account folders. Are either of these the cause of this? I know I could just move the folders to where Windows would let them be shared, but I just thought I'd ask and see if anyone had a clue as to why it acts differently than it did before I reformatted.

Sent.

Do you still need/want one?

I concur. It'll probably be done in conjunction with Wiili.

Internet---WRT54G v.3 with DD-WRT |-Family computer (wired) |-My computer (wired) |-Wii (wireless) `- Family Laptop (wireless)

In no particular order: 1. mIRC 2. Opera 3. ?torrent 4. Xfire 5. WinAmp 6. WinRAR 7. Notepad++ 8. NOD32 9. Spybot: Search and Destroy 10. Hamachi I think it would be neat to also mention Abyss Web Server: http://www.aprelium.com/

It doesn't make a bit of difference guys; the balls are inert.