Yacoby

How do they know who's post code it is? I mean, I could enter random post codes, and they wouldn't know who's the post codes were. In truth, movements seem more worried about Google earth. If I recall correctly, the Australian government really doesn't like it. I think they do record data about what you search for etc, but they mainly use it to target ads. I trust Google more with the information because they seem unwilling to share it with other organisations/governments.

I don't often do backups, and when I do it is mainly the important stuff like Work files, and the odd program or mods I made. I am not really bother about losing a game or anything like that.I am starting to make more backups now as I have managed to get a 1GB pen drive. My computer doesn't have a CD writer, so I can transfer the files to a computer that does.I also backup some of my mods to the Internet.

I live about a mile from New Mills, which is near Manchester (UK). I live in a hamlet of about 8 houses, a pub, and a church. It is mostly dead quite, unless the someone decides to have a party. So in all, a really nice place to live.

Another forum I am a (inactive) member of has a great feature. When you want to post in a topic that is over 150 days old, you have to check a box to say you know that the topic is old etc. It does help cut down this problem a bit.It doesn't help with the problem of 5 post saying the same things in different ways though.

My first site was on GeoCities. It may even still be up and running . It isn't worth looking at in any case. My second (and current) website is on a game called Morrowind. 10Mb of space (I don't need much), Unlimited Bandwidth. No Ads. I am not going to argue with that . The only downside is that the site has to be about Morrowind.

Eragon was OK, not the most amazing book I have read, but it seemed OK for a light read. Eldest on the other hand wasn't as good. Eragon's brothers plot-line (I have forgotten his name ) was the better bit in my opinion.

I was vaguely looking for a web host, and saw this on Google, so I decided to have a look. I then read some reviews, which all seemed good, so I reckoned there wasn't anything to lose by having a closer look

I am surprised that have it for XP. Microsoft seem to be doing as much as possible to get people to move to Vista. I know I see no reason to upgrade from XP/Linux.Overall I see am not bothered, as I use Firefox