Brainstorm

This is hilarious. These people are handicapped and it's their fault that the modern society dumbed down to a crowd of losers who don't even realise that blasting their brains out with an iPod causes trouble to your ears. If this goes on maybe in the future we'll need to have "NON-COMESTIBLE" tags on Coke cans and pencils.

I've noticed that if your website contains a blog (ie: Wordpress) or a forum (ie: phpBB) then it will be indexed on Google automatically.

C/C++ Perl Assembler (very good for building viruses) According to Slashdot news: -----When quoting, please use the quote tags and include a link to the source. Also, this topic is over 4 months old. It'd be useless to reply to it since nobody will still be interested in it.-----szupie

There are 6 billion people polluting this earth. If countries can go to war and kill thousands why shouldn't countries be allowed to kill a dozen idiots who are only driven by their braindead cerebellum... ?Seriously, some people are way too humanitarian.

1/3 != 0.333...=> 1/3*3 != 0.999...0.999... = 8.(9)/9Duh...

They ask you for your last name because if you post something illegal on your website the police should know who owns the site and not consider the hosting company as liable for your mistakes. So I guess that if you provide them with a fake name it's just as good for the company.

SmartFTP is a good free FTP protocol client. I've been using it for a while now and it works quite well.

SpyHunter is a very good anti-spy/ad-ware program. The only bad feature is that if it's not payed then you will have to manually erase the registry entries or files which are identified as dangerous for your OS's integrity. That can be very difficult and boring for computer illiterates. Zonealarm is a must have free firewall. It's perfect, for PCs at least. Windows users could make good use of a registry cleaner. At the moment I'think a good one would be Abexo.

Definetly Photoshop. What I like about it is that both professionals and amateurs can use it to create decent works. It has a lot of features and is used by just about any graphics designer.

This is quite a difficult situation to assess. Hotmail, I think, has the most widespread messenger. For all I know Yahoo only gained a certain popularity in Eastern Europe. At the moment, I reckon Gmail offers the best mail service with ~2,6 GB. It also has a simple and bannerless interface, without a billion ads or links to "Weight Watchers" or similar websites.Also, there are no flash ads. These things are utterly annoying especially when having a slow internet connection. If Google Talk becomes a bit more popular I think Google Mail will definetly be the best mail/messenger service on the web.PS: Another good feature at Gmail is that you are able to forward your messages from on Gmail account to another Gmail account so you can have multiple mail addresses and not bother logging into all of them 30 times per day.

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ This information is very interesting. It goes to show that, after all, life is composed of abstract patterns. It's logical! Evolution is like thought. Nature is still miles away from our ordinary computer codes. Any opinions about this?