ToxicFire

I guess overseas cloud storage is about to become big in portugal.

You do realise that info is already public knowledge right?

When your installing the ram, which two slots are you putting them in. Also have you tried each stick on its own or just only the the first stick on its own, just to rule out its not the memory at fault. Just wondering if your putting both sticks in memory channel A rather than one stick in memory channel A and one stick in memory channel B

You do realise under Darwinism, you'd be one of the first ones removed from the gene pool because your willing to put the group safety at risk for you sole benefit. Also lets throw some statstics into this argument, http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2012/tables/12s1108.pdf thats speeding related fatalities in the US 2009 from the census bureau

All due respect to TBL, but lets think this through, basically an international bill of rights for the internet and internet usage, first it would have to be drawn up by an international committee (good lucky getting people to agree there without so many compromises it could be neutered before it got going), then it has to be signed and ratified by soooo many countries, then if its broken who enforces it, what are the repercussions. Then we get into jurisdictional issues of what if the server is hosted in a country that didn't ratify the treaty but is mainly used by those in a country that did.

Point of fact, curiosity wasn't a mission to look for life though i do like the concept.

Wrong century it was the 17th

Does it work on linux yet?

As part of the webdev community Im glad Microsoft decided to bring its browser more in line with the modern equivalents, but.... im still waiting to see whether they'll keep up with the advancements in web technologies, and no matter if they change the name or not IE will always have a bit of a bad rep in the web development community because of its history and the fact for quiet a while yet we'll still have to provide legacy support solely for I.E. because people that use IE tended not to update their browser. Put it this way IE 8 still accounts for just over 5% of the browser usage world wide... that might not sound much but compare it to IE11's browser share of 9%.

Oh is it that time of year again...., every so often the concept of game streaming comes up, its not the first time, and it usually comes to naught, because of latency issues, its not just there and back latency its there and back, the response back, the response sent out to others, *whacks up an exponential growth chart for sarcasm* you get the idea. Theres just no real way to get around this, sure there will be pockets of people where this may work within the realms of acceptability for a casual player, but theres not the high speed infrastructure to make it viable on the large scale, and in the end companies will just go ohh our available market segment in streaming is a fraction of those who locally store and doesn't earn near enough money sooo scrap it.

Also fibre optic's made of glass, sooo the thinker it is the less flexible it becomes

Guy's don't turn this into a flame war, just stop and think, treat others how you would want to be treated.

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Those are googles syndicated ad's on the forum, I noticed couple that were the flashy type that claim you have an unread message earlier.

Pre and Post christmas sales, we also seem to have adopted black friday as a sales which is weird considering it has absolutely no relevance for the UK