Dak1ng

I somewhat believe in that friday the 13th stuff. I had the worst luck on the 13th. We had a test in my class, and I'm pretty sure i didn't do too well on it. I hit my toe on the dishwasher (don't ask) and nearly broke off my toenail. I had horrible luck that day. However, it usually doesn't happen (bad luck on the 13th).

I skipped the spoilers and read the review. I can't wait to see this movie!!! However, I'll probably end up seeing it on DVD, since I live in a house full of women (mom and my sister) who have zero interest in seeing it .

I laughed when I thought about what you said. I can actually imagine that happening to me.

I checked out VirtualBox and found out that even though I'd be able to run it, I only have the power to run XP or earlier, and even that would be slow because the VirtualBox would take up memory, too.

Yep, I want it too, but I still have one more year on my contract with AT&T

What's a Linux virtual machine?

OMG!!! I have the solution to your problem! I posted a tutorial on the forum, but no one wanted to read it! Just check it out, no cc or bank account needed! WTF I feel almost invisible..... Click here. Or go to the Tutorials area and search for a tutorial related to verifying paypal.

I agree with you. I'll also make sure to check out that show if it's still on tv, if not, ill see it online.

kawai, I think I had the same problem you did. When I pressed alt+0160, I just got beeps from the computer. I also tried alt+255. Didn't work either. I realized it had to be done on a number pad. I was using a laptop. You actually have to hold down two buttons. Alt, and one to access the other buttons on the keyboard. For laptops, I find that alt+0160 doesn't work. For me, what worked was:Alt+Fn+255

I didn't know that this took place. I also didn't know google had their own programming language. I am so behind...

Wow, you must be one heck of a coder to be able to do all of this. I suggest that you go with the Logic PRO plan if you're using Xisto. If you actually do get this site up and running, I'll be your very first user.

HAH! I'd take yours any day over mine: Gateway Laptop model MX60027 running Windows XP Home Edition x32-bit, 50 GB HDD (Surprisingly I've still got 10 Gigs of space left), Intel Celeron M 360 processor, and 256 MB RAM.

I think that it'll be useless until the windows port comes out. Most of today's pc users are on windows, so there'd be no point in trying to learn it right now. I'll just wait a while until I can see what it truly has to offer, other than a PHP-C++ mix

I've never seen any type of virus like that before. What i'd do is scan the whole flash drive with an antivirus program, remove the virus, or backup all the uninfected files, and format the drive. Then I'd clean the regular computer of the virus.

Ok, thanks. Though, I think that buying a new hdd IS my only option, so I guess I can upgrade my hdd to a higher size and get a working hdd at the same time..