Retaining

It takes a little less than a minute on my system which is Athlon 2500+ O/C'd to 3200+, 512 MB RAM, and a WD Raptor 10K RPM SATA HDD. There are a couple of things that slow that down, such as RAID boot screens, hardware profile selection, and memory virus scan, but it's pretty decent. Windows is configured to automatically enter my password, and it takes about 2 seconds to go from the welcome screen to completely booted (I tweaked my services.)

Play Launch - lets you watch videos at Yahoo musicFiresomthing - gives Firefox a new name every time you use itBBcode - adds shortcuts for adding BBcode tags to formsPONG! - it's Pong! (doesn't work well, though)

Very visually appealing, easy to navigate. I like the design. The tutorials are handy, especially the one about .htaccess. And it's CSS based!

I read THG, but I've found Anandtech to be pretty good. If you overclock at all, HardOCP has tons of great reviews and articles about all sorts of overclocking.

I love TweakUI, it adds a lot of hidden functionality to Windows. I remember a PowerToy I used to use, don't recall the name, but it generated automatic playlist for Windows Media Player, it was pretty cool.

Hi! I'm here representing my school's Pep Club. Basically, we promote school spirit, organize pep rallies, and generally get people pumped up about athletics events. (While having fun and looking like crazy people the whole time!) Anyways, we would like to get a website started, but don't have much money to spend, so this looks like a great place to start!

The problem is that Firefox almost completely supports most of the W3C standards, such as CSS 2, while IE either doesn't support them at all or implements them very oddly. Making sites that look good on both browsers is a very frustrating and time consuming process. BTW, will the new Firefox get rid of that annoying alert window when you can't contact a site?