SocietySellout

Its a scam, most of these programs are. The best I know of is inboxdollars.com. They don't overflow you inbox with crap. But there's still on average one mail per day. The best way to earn money is to work for it, you could always make a webiste and put ads on it, or sell somekind of service.

Yes there's a little app called GmailFS that can make your gmail account act like an HDD partition. So if you have a really fast internet connection you could open 200 Gmail and make them act as HDDs giving you 200 extra GB for free. I can't use it cause my net connection is slow. Anyways I like gmail mainly because of the speed, and also because of the new features that pop up every now and then.

Harvest moon is a RPG game there are versions for SNES, N64, Gameboy, but the SNES version is the most popular.You have to run your Grandpa's Farm, which is a mess because no one has been looking after it. There's this town nearby too. You buy seeds from the town and plant them. You need to buy tools as well. You can also raise cattles and chicken. Seasons come and go. There are hurricanes and stuff, and also festivals. Eventually you can get married and have kids. Its really addictive and I liked it a lot, because I always like games with depth. You can search "gamefaqs.com" for Walkthroughs, as well as indepth stuff on almost every aspect of the game.

There this little software called Crap Cleaner (google it for a download link) which I found really useful, cleans stuff like temp file, history, cache, redundant registry keys, invalid shortcuts, and many more things. Just click the "Run Cleaner" button and wait for 5 secs, voila! all crap gone. Works better and faster than most other software.

I did use Internet Explorer, like it a lot actually. I use Firefox now, because I wanted tabs, AdBlock, and MouseGestures. If these features are introduced in Internet Explorer 7 I'll switch back. Never had a virus, spyware, malware or spam, because I know which sites to go to and where to type my email address. Plus I use three different email address. One which is complete personal for friends and family only. One for online friends and stuff. And one for registrations and signing up for newsletters and stuff. Of course I have seen the blue screen of death. Even on XP, but it was easy to fix. I know my way around. Nothing is perfect, and I wouldn't say the OS was entirely at fault, it was probably caused by the software( or hardware) that I tried to install.

You should check out http://winsupersite.com/ for information on Longhorn. It has a FAQ, as well as screenshots. I for one is looking forward to it. I'll get it as soon as I can, cause I've never had any bad experience with Microsoft products.