Wait a second!

There's still one more objection!

Easily repairable...

(The dig, not the car sorry! )

I believe there is a way to run multimonitor support on a single system, but it requires that you run Uplink twice on your system. For the client copy, select 127.0.0.1 as the server to connect to, since the server is running on the same system. If this works, all you need to do is move the windows ...

"Pull my finger, mortal!"

Won't start anymore, and problems started within the past week? Have you changed something on your system within the past week; Installed or updated software, or changed hardware? Do you perform any disk maintanece using scandisk/chkdsk or defrag utilities? When was the last time you scanned for vir...

Mas Tnega wrote:That's because Firefox and Acrobat Reader aren't a winning combination.

There's an Acrobat Reader plugin for Firefox. You just need to download and install it.

BTW, it's either brown sugar cinamon or chocolate pop-tarts. Can't stand fruit.

I tried it myself, but didn't get anything.
I hope it was these sailors who were shirtless.

@Rkiver: Let me see if I'm reading this right. A girl PMs you asking if a WiFi card is being used to spy on her, only her older brother says something about it being used for Internet access. If it was for net access, there should be a WiFi access point or router somewhere in the house. This might b...

*Here's my lame attempts*

1. For security reasons, your keyboard has been encrypted.
2. Quality control in the keyboard division has been lax lately.
3. Let's see if this reduces the secretary's typo problems.

Port-dependent filter Does not preserve port number Supports hairpin of media Public IP address: Varies, set by ISP (Verizon). My house just switched from DSL to FiOS fiber optic. Let's see how the new WiFi router does... Port-dependent filter Preserves port number Does not supports hairpin of medi...

Babylon5 wrote:It's not a nuke it's an EMP.

Why bother with the troubles of nukes? If all you need is magnetism to erase that handheld, just use this...

Run the program with the "+graphics_safemode" parameter (don't use the quotation marks first). Either modify the desktop shortcut and ad the parameter, or use the "Run" option from the Start Menu. Once in safemode, go to the graphics option and select the resolution you want. You...