jipman

We've got a coolest math teacher of 'm all, he tells us about politics, society, history and sometimes, very sometimes, he tells us about math.

Kingston is indeed a good choice, they usually support USB 2 and they look gooooood

You might want to try to use one of the following tools:

 

- http://www.diskinternals.com/files/NTFS_Reader.exe - This is a program that enables win 98 to read protected NTFS partitions, so if you got a win98 disc lying around...

 

- http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/ - Allows you to read that partition

 

- http://www.ntfs.com/products.htm - same as above

 

http://www.ubcd4win.com/ - this is a boot cd also, in case above things don't work

 

Good luck with it

 

 

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Still playing Call of Duty, I don't like modern warfare .That's why i'm playing ww2 shooters.

I do like the older zelda's more, the new stories are not so exciting as the old ones, like link to the the past, zelda classic :D:D:D, links awakening. I also don't like the 3d for this game, because it's quite confusing...

How about DilloOR Glinks ( a graphical links thingy)Both are very bareboned.

Quake 1 , because it supported multiplayer ... I had so many good times with that game

.If i want to spoof around i usually get myself an smtp account and use my own built mail spoofer with it .What age are you anyway M^E ?I'm 17

I don't think it's worht upgrading because of the o so usefull popupblocker, I use firefox for that.But aren't there any reason to upgrade?If it improves the speed of the computer i'm willing to try it.Next format of pc : within one week

cmd.exe, isn't the most used one, but surely one of my favorites.it has alllll great tools likenetstatipconfigeditnetftpand a lot more.

Just give me some first person shooters like Call of Duty or soldier of fortune 2

euh mate, Coolbits is just a REGISTRY setting that enables some overclocking stuff. You really need to explain these things better or people will start blowing up their graphic cards.Every average computer user shouldn't be using this, and every die-hard gamer just makes sure he has the uber-hardware so he doesn't have to do this.

Dude, if you can find a smtp server which allows you to do that, you're good, because almost every server has disabled that sort of thing.

Street hacker is a nice game, but toooo easy.I wonder why all those little 10 year olds all want to hack someone's mailbox.the little pests :DI went to some company 2 weeks ago to test their library-security-system (see my tutorial ) for them and got about $ 150 for 4 hours work, nice huh .

Anyway heard of SphereXP, makes your desktop a ball-shaped one, with you in the center.... I got lost after a few minutes and it quite sucks *bottom* .2D is more easier to work with I think, because field of view of monitors are relatively small compared to the human eyes

It all depends on the server, if you have a good / fast strong server, it processes much faster. You can't give a hard limit of what is much, because that's different for each server.I don't think you have to worry much, servers today are quite powerfull

Only works for IE,Who uses IE anyways ^o) :)btw.I've got microsoft.com blocked in my router settings, I hate M$

lowest response times were 8 ms with a benq lcd i think.High contrast ratio? do you mean brightness, a high brightness level is good because that lights up dark levelsI thought that response times below the 10 were good for gaming.Myself,I love CRT, big fast and got used to it.

Neh... every reasonable skilled administrator would block the ip's or url's to the site. So you have to use proxies.

http://tools.rosinstrument.com/proxy/

you'll find some proxies here

rather use exeem lite... without the spy and adware

http://www.exlite.pl/

....Good old times....I play CoD now, but I still have a warm place in my heart for that good old classic

I don't like wysiwyg programs, i rather use VIM or notepad or something similar. WYSIWYG usually give crappy code full of useless tags and stuff.I prefer clean code over less work.

OR

You could try download the game through YUM..

That's a kind of download-install-manager from Red Hat, you first need to setup a yum.conf first though

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

This is about basic usage of yum

You need to add repo's to the yum.conf, that means you have to find the /etc/yum.conf file and edit it.

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

You can find a list of repos here, all you need to do is add them to the file specified above.

If the game exists, all you need to do is

yum install ...gamename...

then yum will automaticaly download and install the files you need. Works excellent

No... it doesn't do thatIt just ask the receiver whether he wants to notify the sender that he received the mail.Doesnt encrypt

Which browser?