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i staged a mass fight and we all yelled Xisto.com. i went to jail for 2 days. i win.

I use Adobe FireWorks when I make my website's templates. It is fast and easy to do, because it doesn't take that long to learn. It isn't exactly free (about $300-500) but Adobe offers a 30 day trial on their website. Once finished making the template I put it in Microsoft Expression Web to code it and add functionality to it so it is more than just a JPEG.

Does Xisto - Web Hosting allow torrent sites? I've built my own torrent site and wondered if I was allowed to use one of their plans to host it. If I'm not, am I allowed to by a domain using MyCents and then by offshore hosting from a different hosting provider? If I have to go with a different offshore hosting provider, is there any one that anybody would recomend?

I like Ubuntu, but I mainly use Windows 7 and Mac OS X (my PC can support it; google it)because of the graphics and sound editing applications I run. I don't see why people complain about Windows 7/XP. If people were to just upgrade their computers and stop using old Intel Celeron 1.6 GHZ processors, then I think that Windows would actually have a chance. One day, somebody is going to create a virus that turns all computers running Linux into computer zombies, that transmits their data to that person, and then he/she can exploit those people. It's so naive to think that Linux is immune to everything. Hell, there was a .000000000001% chance that the Rebels could have actually blown up the Death Star, but they did. Goes to show that nothing is immune from exploitation.

I know that companies use it, but I can get a copy of it from MSDN. I am interested in setting up my own server using my internet connection. Can Windows Server 2008 do this if it is installed on your computer, or do you have to download a modified version of it? I know some stuff about IIS or whatever its called, but don't know how to actually set it up

I love Sega, I would buy it in a heartbeat. But that will probably never happen, because Sega's last console was the DreamCast (which I own, by the way )

I use Ubuntu 9.10 in VMWARE so it doesn't mess up my Windows apps. It is my favorite distro, by far. On my laptop I use the Ubuntu Netbook Remix

There is such thing as a Windows XP "Lite". This was not sold retail (versions of XP that were in the UK and so forth were N Edition, K edition, etc). The XP "lite" is the product from http://www.litepc.com/. You take a retail version of Windows XP and then strip it down so that it is speedy. You can find most of these on "shadier" sights as well. Variations include Windows XP BlackLizard Edition and Windows XP Black Edition. The same goes for Vista, and possibly 7.

You probably tried doing an "upgrade" version of it. Installing Windows 7 on my 3-year old PC took about 20 minutes to install (fresh) and yes, it did almost take 3-4 hours doing an upgrade. Why? Because Win7 needs to compress, install, and then unpack all of the files.

Hmmm, I didn't know that Alltell still exsisted. I thought that it had been bought by Verizon Wireless. Anyway I could be wrong about that. And about them giving you free phones, that is really weird because no other phone company in their right mind would do that (or at least At&t or Verizon wouldn't). Good job on going to At&T, which means you can buy an iPhone and other unlocked cellular devices because of the SIM card

I know that PayPal had one of these, but I'm not sure where to find it. Besides PayPal, are there any other online debit cards? Is it required that you enter in your SS info in order to do it, or can you just take funds out from a PayPal account (unverified ones are up to $500 withdrawl, I think)?

I need some money online. I tried http://www.reviewstream.com/, but it is so hard to make money there (so far I've made $5). I don't care about how long it is, just as long as it pays well and quickly.

I know that there have been a few PSP emu's that can play homebrew and such. Is there an emulator that can play retail ISO's? Also, as far as the Xbox Emulator goes, what exactly is that?

I just got an unlocked iPhone 3G for about $250. I don't wont to buy another contract, I'm tired of them. Could I buy a $20 prepaid T-Mobile card that has 100 minutes on it, and then use the Google WAP proxies for data settings? What are my choices for data if I am going the prepaid route?

Does the Xisto - Web Hosting's Windows Hosting plan support Silverlight? Am I allowed to use Wordpress, etc. on it? What are the major differences between the HSphere control panel and the cPanel X control panel? I am interested in just buying hosting and nothing else, so could I do that and setup the .co.cc domain name with the hosting?

What are some good deals on smartphone plans? I need a smartphone that has good open-source support, web browsing, and an email app. I am looking for a plan around $20/month. T-Mobile has a plan for $5 per month, but it is just on PDA's and jailbroken iPhones; does anybody use that, if so is it good?

What is remote viewing exactly (I'm not talking about Windows Remote Viewing)? Is this possible to train yourself on this?