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IE, as in... Internet Exploder. Internet Exploiter. Internet Exposer. ?

I had heard of him on the news a good while ago if I remember right, the idea of the US falling apart is very interesting although I am about as clueless as it gets when diplomacy is concerned. I just find the idea cool, to be alive when such a dramatic change happens to the last remaining "empire" in human civilization. Imagine if Texas, Florida, etc. became individual countries. . . On a side note, wasn't it right here in Reykjavík where the president of the US and the Soviet union shook hands to put an end to the latter?

You say "That's what she said." if a sentence can be interpreted in a sexual way and is something a woman could say. Sooo. . . Firefox 4 eh?

They had nothing to do with the game itself, it was developed by People Can Fly, who made Painkiller a good seven years ago. I haven't played Bulletstorm but what I read is that the PC version was not taken very seriously. Games for Windows Live is forced down people's throats, Epic released demos for X360 and PS3 versions right away but the PC players have to wait like second class citizens, and one minor but hilarious detail; the ini files of the game are encrypted.

If you can find out what the name of your computer's motherboard is it would be a good start.

Do not make me unleash my wrath upon you, mortal man.

Hating all PC gamers because of a loud minority is nothing short of ignorant.

In no particular order: iD Software Valve ...um... ...hmmm... Gearbox? ... There are not many good PC developers left. . . Epic Games started sucking a while ago, Irrational Games as well.

That's what she said. And that's what she said. . . afterwards. I will be checking out that link later, it can only help to be familiar with FF 4 before switching permanently.

Many of the episodes could use a sequel because they leave off with Mike and Dave in some seriously unfavourable situations. The only difference is that The Tunnel is by far the longest and most "sophisticated" of the bunch.

Might be Mozilla's strategy to attract Chromisians to their side. I do like software that is very efficient with computer resources and has a simple interface that focuses on navigability rather than graphics (In other words, the complete opposite of Apple's software.), but this minimalistic approach is nothing but superficial. Do you think Chromisians realize that their minimalistic little browser is actually the biggest memory hog of them all? Last time I checked each tab in Chrome is launched in a separate thread entirely, a design choice that makes it possible to keep the browser running even if a tab crashes. I have never fancied a feature like this for Firefox, and the reason is simple; I have honestly never had it crash on me since v3.0.

One thing is for sure; Ross in the shoes of a theoretical physicist will have a lot to say about the mechanics of Xen. Unless he moves from HalfLife: Source over to Black Mesa and the latter make some dramatic changes.

I don't understand why they're moving buttons in the first place. The 'Fox has kept its basic layout since the beginning, it is what the regulars have grown used to over the years and new users will hardly complain unless they're coming from a browser with a different layout, so why change something that worked just fine? Microsoft do the same with each revision of Office and it drives me absolutely nuts. I personally find myself focusing a lot more on the left half of my 21.5" widescreen display, so you can imagine the challenge I will be facing if a button I click every few minutes during browsing is moved to that mysterious right half of the interface.

Isn't metal just a sub-genre of rock? Rock is a massive genre on the whole.

You guys have now been posting redundancy for over 2 pages, how about changing the subject?

No save and quit? I thought moving Home to the other side of the address bar was bad enough. FF 3.6 works just fine for me, I'm going to wait and let add-on authors and Mozilla fix up version 4 before I update.

That's what she said.

They look high enough (800 max connections, 25 upload slots, 125 connected peers per torrent, etc.). I am now seeding for two people. Yay!

Mine shows "1 (19)", does that mean I am only seeding for one person?

I think it would be very helpful if there was a special forum for moderators and other staff. It is difficult to work with several people and not know what actions they do or want to do. Plus it can be a place to talk about noteworthy threads that seem more hot than others and reach a conclusion on what to do.

That doesn't change the fact that it isn't fact. It is still not proven, is therefor a belief, and should not be treated as anything but, no matter the source. The answer is a 'No', then.

Not here, you as well as me are subject to the rules of this forum. But I do agree that there is nothing wrong with your post. Calm down, QuietGrave, if spouting out bullshit was against the rules we would have permabanned BTGbullseye a while ago.

Hm, maybe we could all commit suicide and then write about our experiences here afterwards.

Curiosity drives me to ask questions, that last sentence in particular caught my eye. I'm sorry if I seemed like the cops interrogating. On the subject of eastern European accents, I have two friends who live over there and the accent is just badass, I hope Ross will find the person he is looking for for whatever role he has in mind.

It is the one downloaded from AF. The link has been there for a good two days or more, I should know considering I downloaded it from here and the torrent recognized the file in its entirety. EDIT: Oh sweet, both downloading and seeding, 20-25 KB/s both ways.