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my favourite sport is tennis! but it's quite difficult to find tennis players in my area, so it's rather hard to find partners to play against XD

yeah man, recently i received so many such messages from friends, the rate is truly alarming. i think like 10% of my contact list is infected with such viruses, and considering that most of my friends are quite IT-savvy, its surprising.

i think the only solution to this piracy problem is for Somali to get a proper government and start providing its people with proper jobs, opportunities and legal means to earn a living. otherwise, how much deadly force and diplomacy by other countries will never stop. Somalis have almost no other means to make a decent living other than piracy.

mainly the internet. but i do enjoy reading the newspaper whenever i can. i subscribe to magazines like time and reader's digest too, as they contain more editorial content than online news.

i'll still use firefox anyway, coz of its customizability. my firefox is heavily customized and that means that it's slightly slower than it should be, but i like things to look and behave the way i want them to, and firefox's customization options allows me to do just that.

A great website to find free mmorpgs is http://www.mmosite.com/ it is updated frequently and has plenty of interesting articles related to the mmorpg genre as well.

there's no special requirements to install linux. when you try to install linux, the installation will probably prompt you what to do.With 64mb of ram, it's probably advisable to run a linux distribution without any graphical desktop. What's a better way to learn linux than the old good console way anyway!

well, if plainly for music, foobar2k is the best for me. It's extremely lightweight with powerful features such as tagging from music databases, rearranging your music library based on your own preferences, and plays music just as it is.I use media player classic for video, simple and no-frills player that can play anything, given the correct codecs installed on the system. It is extremely lightweight too!

the thread starter seems to be completely clueless about computers, so i'll try to explain it as simple as i can.Graphics on the computer uses a specific card called the graphics card to display the graphics on your screen. You need a good graphics card to run 3D games or using graphics-intensive programs, like multimedia editing and etc.The graphics card have ram built on them, called video ram. You were asking if it increases the video ram. The answer is no, you can replace the graphics card with a better one with more video ram, but you can't increase the video ram on the card itself.AGP is the interface that is used to connect the graphics card to the computer. New computers mainly use PCI-Express slots, and AGP is the predecessor of PCI-Express. If you have an older computer, most likely the graphics card slot that comes with it is AGP.