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Firefox all the way! From the day I downloaded Firefox back in 2005 I have been utterly satisfied with its performance, usability, functionality, and design. I even have a good friend who works for Firefox. He tells me insider information on update releases and bugs.

My personal favorite ftp client is WinSCP. It is free and has all the functionality I desire: drag and drop, text editor, session storage... WinSCP website: https://winscp.net/eng/index.php Screenshot of WinSCP in action:

hey that was lots of fun thanks for the post!!just spent half an hour browsing random camerassome of them allow for you to control them, you click to enter a waiting queue and when it's your turn the camera controls are activated for youi should have been writing my lab report during this time, but hey who wants to do that

I have a 30gb video iPod and by video they mean it can play not only mp3 but mp4 as well. I thought the ability to play mp4's would be awesome. I mean it was pretty cool. The picture quality is fine, but they seriously need to increase battery life. For music the battery lasts plenty long, but for video it just doesn't cut it.

About a year ago I bought a pocket drive that you put a memory card into and then plug into a usb port. I bought a 1gb Sandisk memory card to put into the thing. It was really cool I could put the memory card into my camera and took pictures on it and at the same time use it as a flash drive to store other computer files. Everything was going fine until one day I plugged it into my pocket drive and tried to put a text file onto the card to give to a friend. A message came up "Access denied due to write protection". I thought "when did I put write protection on this thing?" I could not figure out how to remove the write protection. I was very confused. I stay confused until yesterday when I came across a blog about it. It turns out that somehow the lock switch on the side of the card got moved into the lock position.

I've used both NetBeans and Eclipse. I pick NetBeans over Eclipse due to its exceptional functionality and support. It solves all of your java needs with professional quality for no cost whatsoever. When you first open it up, it looks a bit scary. It takes some time to figure out, but it's worth stumbling around for a bit. I really like the Web feature. Once installed it auto set up my Tomcat directories just like it wants it. You know how picky Tomcat can be. Anyway say goodbye to re-compiling servlets and moving their class files into the correct directory with any edit you make, all of that is taken care of for you by NetBeans. You can write and test your jsp's and servlets on the fly.

here's an example of the java api Arrays.sort in use import java.util.Arrays;public class MainClass { public static void main(String[] a) { int array[] = { 2, 5, -2, 6, -3 }; Arrays.sort(array); for (int i : array) { System.out.println(i); } }} CONSOLE -3 -2 2 5 6

I've wanted to set up my computer for command line java compiling using javac before but when I got to the PATH variable I noticed that my win32 folder was there. Isn't that necessary for c++ compiling using the g++ command or am I wrong? Will replacing my PATH with C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.6.0_03\bin alter my ability to compile c++ files in the command prompt? If yes is there any way to be able to do both? It's not really an big issue I'm just curious. Currently I use NetBeans to compile my java code.

Head First Javascript helped me learn. You can get a paperback version for $20 on Amazon.w3schools.com is a really helpful website with all kinds of scripting examples to look at and downloadI know you said you didn't like online tutorials, but if you take it slow w3's are really quite helpful.

Don't forget about the PrintScreen button on your keyboard.Disabling right-click could be useful, but it won't protect your images.Put in a water-mark and maybe decrease the resolution to a preview edition to protect your images.

I used to play 1.6 all the time and when source was released I was like.. I don't want to change. When I finally made the switch around two years after it's release, you know it took some getting used to. I occasionally went back to 1.6, but I noticed that each time I went back to 1.6 I realized how much better css was. Now I play source every time. It seems headshots are even more common in source than 1.6 and there are still some hitbox lagging behind the model issues to be resolved. I love the increased sound support and graphics. I am a pub awp hater, but thats easy to deal with.. plenty of no-awp/auto pubs out there to play on. Steam name: Destructor hope to see you around

Table tennis is my favorite sport. No, I'm not asian. Yes, I do live the U.S. I know it's surprising, but yes I do play table tennis. At one point I almost played competitively, but I decided not to as it requires way too much travel.

I used to play Runescape, back when I never studied for any of my classes and still got A's and B's. Well I'm in college now studying Software Engineering. You know I can't do that anymore. I can barely find time for my girlfriend and what little spare time I find for gaming I spend on CS:S. But anyway back to Runescape. I never upgraded to member status. I just couldn't bring myself to pay for such a low quality game. Yes the gameplay is addicting, but the overall atmosphere is just awful. The moderation...what moderation? Seriously, there are so many people attempting to scam other players all the time. As a free world player I did all the quests and spent much time grinding my stats. I had fun with friends pking in the wilderness. But the game just gets old! For those of you still playing once you have around a mil saved up go to the rune store and buy all the death runes you can for 150 gp each (I think that's right). By surfing servers you can buy them relatively fast especially early in the morning. After you've bought as many as you can afford, look at the member forums for people advertising to buy death runes in bulk for 300gp each. You double your money each time. I've noticed lots of people complaining about lag. Even when I played on world 1 with 2000 players lag wasn't a problem.Rating: 3 out of 5

I pronounce it as 'charr' as in charcoal.That seemed the best way to pronounce it to me because when I first saw char I thought of it as its own word.Also that's how both my Intro To C++ and Inter C++ professors pronounced it.My Microprocessors professor is from India. He pronounces it 'car'. It drives me nuts.

My battery stopped charging on my laptop too. I decided, since I don't use my laptop very often where I don't have access to a plug-in, not to buy a new battery. It was a bad choice. After a month or two of regular usage, my A/C adapter roasted itself. The thing literally started smoking one night. It turns out that those things just aren't meant for direct powering of the computer. At that point I had no way to power my computer. So I ordered a new battery and a/c adapter online and got it rush-delivered. Everything works fine now.