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Finally tried out the service, as the wife wanted some Christmas songs we did not have. The downloading and purchasing is VERY EASY. Almost too easy. Just click "Buy mp3" then click to confirm (you can even make it a one-click purchase, but that seems dangerous). I purchased 5 songs, 89 c...

Guitar Hero 3 entered my house today, as a gift from my wife. I spent a while going back and forth as to whether I ever wanted to play this game. Decided I didn't want it, and so didn't buy it. My wife bought it for me anyway, since friends of hers had been talking it up. It's a lot of fun. I'm onl...

Malcolm wrote:If Jesus really loved me, he'd get me the fuck outta this town. Right fucking now.

So I thought you were in St. Louis? Are you in some small town outside of there?

Porn killed Beta. Porn will kill Blu-Ray. I will enjoy watching Sony suffer. PS3 owners demanding porn. More news coming from Hi-Def Digest today as they're reporting porn studio Digital Playground has decided to go dual format after being HD-DVD only for quite some time. Reason for the turnover: P...

OnTrack Easy Recovery is one I've used before, it was not a waste of time.

Formats and the companies that release to them...

HD-DVD Exclusive:
Universal
Paramount
Weinstein Company

Blu-Ray:
Sony
MGM
Disney
20th Century Fox
Lionsgate

Both:
Warner Brothers
New Line Cinema

I think the people here can be trusted.

Except Paul.

So can XP do volume shadow copy? Cuz that totally would have saved your ass.

I'd try a data recovery program. Just because the files were the same name, etc doesn't mean the contents of the files on the drives were over-written.

But there is no easy way that I know of.

I've got 4GB on my Win XP 32-bit laptop.

It reports as 3,668,028 under task mgr, and 3.5GB (3,670,016) under System properties.

I ran my XP defrag today.

At the end it said "Could not defragment some files," then gave my a button to click to see the files. I clicked and a little window popped up.

It was blank.

Yes, I do.

So it's like a generic "Check engine" light in a car? I hate those. I want to know exactly which sensor is flagging an alarm, and I want to know without an expensive car diagnostic machine. It's more like a tachometer than has a 1 and a 0. 1 = Engine is on. 0 = Engine is off. That's usefu...

Ah, the Macification of the OS. one of the biggest and consistent complaints we had from users (broad sample here from home users to experienced IT Pros) in the past was that a vast majority of them had no idea what the detailed fragmentation statistics they saw meant. The Windows XP graphical view...

I've heard networks are putting together some shows with writers outside of America... (From WSJ): With the Hollywood writers strike cutting off traditional supply lines for new scripted television shows, NBC executives said yesterday that they will fill out the network's prime-time schedule with r...

Do you like movies with gladiators?

I'm with Vince.

So THAT'S where Stephenson got the idea in Snow Crash.

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Monoprice has great prices.

They get those prices by barely meeting the specs.

That being said, we've used it for a lot of stuff at work, I think 1 of the 120 CAT5e/6 cables we used was dead out of the gate, but other than that - no problems

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