Glockmeister

I used to play Diablo on LAN. It's good, but it gets boring very quickly.

Nice, but I can't afford monthly subscriptions.Anyway, this does sound nice for the WoW addicts out there.

Worst game of all time, hey...That's a tough one to answer. Probably Runescape, even though I haven't played it, appreatly, its preety bad.Some game do get bad after awhile, thou.

Actually, that happens all the time, with many virus. You see, most labs just don't have the capability to be able to analyze every virus to detail. There is just not enough stuff. This particularly happens with a small lab discovers a disease of sorts, but doesn't have the technology to analyze it.There are many safeguard to make sure it doesn't go wild. Lots of safeguards. The article also has it written that it does.

Seems like its all back up and fine now.

Turn Based Strategy is pretty much dead (aside from the Civ series). RTS are designed with fast, quick thinking, which most people prefer. It's also a ton more faster, more dyamic, and generally just plain better.

If memory serves me right, and I think it is, you need to install AMXX into the server. That means you also have to install Metamod as well, so that AMXX can work. The link is down here: http://amxmod.net/ http://metamod.org/

There's no way you can have a LAN party, without any Counter-Strike. You pretty much have to play it at least once.More than likely, you will have a combination of Real Time Strategy, and First Person Shooters, to play during a party. You wouldn't see Runescape, or any other RPG game, because you have to log on to the internet to play.If there's an XBOX, then Halo will get played as well.

I think he means some people host phpbb forums, and chuck in ads into the forum.Just host your own, really, and you avoid the ads altogether.

Sounds very good..Hopefully, this technology does get delvoped to something we can use.

STEAM's not really a game per se. It is kind of like a portal so that other games are able to work.We honest should have a forum for it though. Call it Half-Life & Other Mods.

No, thats a fly....A daddy long legs is a type of spider.

STEAM is basically a program that makes sure your CD-Key is legit. If you choose to buy the game of the shelf, you need to buy Half-Life 2. I don't know how exactly this would happen, but I think the box comes with STEAM. So you just install it, and make an account on STEAM. You can also use a credit card to buy games that you would normally get on a shelf, except it is cheaper. You do that by install STEAM, using the link below, do all your geeting accounts stuff, and then go right click > Games > Store. You can browse around for many types of games available. Hope this helps!

AVG is a good Anti-virus system, however it does lag in updates and all the rest of the goddies, availible on other software package. I hope you are keeping your updates up. Not sure how good Sygate is, because I don't know it well. All the rest are good.I think, however, the biggest vulnerability is you, the human. Make sure you don't download attachments, files from MSN or internet, unless you know what you are clicking. Don't click on pop-up ads, or banners etc...My brother has a very good saying, 'You can not believe the collective power of idiots.' Don't be one.

I guess the old saying, 'Life is what you make it' would apply. Life could mean differents thing to different people, depending on how you are. For some, it could be the bilogical aspects, for others, the emotions, having a life with friends.

I've actually used Xisto before. It's pretty good, expect it's take very long to get credits, since you need to be knowledgeable in computers, and I am not

There are two types of medicines for the H151 Avian Infuenza, Tamiflu and Relenza. Both act the same way, as anti-viral medicine, they act against the structure of chemicals. They are also designed as a prophylaxis treatment, that is, as a preventative for infection.The fact is, that it could get worse then AIDS or ebola. Starting with the fact that if the virus mutates into something different, we would not have any vaccines, and will need to start research into finding it. Ebola is localised in Africa, and we know lots more about AIDS then we will of this disease.

YOU could make a game that had awesome A.I. and all the bells and whistles and all that. However, that would mean no computer would be able to run it. There has to be brakes on these sorts of things. And since it can take years to get a game out, it can be difficult to aim poroperly, the way technology is leaping.

When it comes to the registry, if you don't know, don't touch! The registry is an essiantal part of the Operating System, and if it was damaged, and you had no backups, you would be forced to format your whole computer, at worst.

The AUG is my thing. I like the fact thaqt it has a scope somewhat, but still also has the automatic fire, which I obvisiously control. Still, I do like the m4 too

If your having major problems with trojans and the like, I'll start by recommending you have a look at your surfing habits. Do you go into site that may spread this things? Do you insure that you can trust what you can download? I ask those things because, I can wager, that most of the problems are usually because of the human and not the computer. If you keep downloading stuff you don't know about, or don't know about basic security on the 'net, then God bless you when that nex trojan comes in. As for software, I recommend you going out and buy a good one. But if your a cheapskate like me, I would recommend either AVG or avast. I personally prefer avast, even though I've only just used it. BTW: Here are the links https://www.avast.com/de-de/index - Thats avast, you need to register, but its free. http://www.avg.com/de-de/free-antivirus-download - The AVG one. This one doesn't get updated as often, but it's a pretty ok free one. Cheers, Glockmeister.

I have like 4 computers at home. One of them aint in use thou.

Pretty interesting...You could be right about it being faked, or at least the 2 people who didn't get hypnotised had known of this for a while.