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Just like mine really! :)

well considering that the temperature reaches 60C+ with the cover on, I'll just keep it off thanks :)

My AMD 400mHz (yeah, I know), tends to crash windows at 40C+. I just keep the cover off :)

Perhaps your thinking of the Jungle/Desert Strike series

Right. In vb I'd comment with something like;


Public Function GetAfter(ByVal strSearch As String, _
ByVal strMarker As String) _
As String
...

I can't remember actually. I think it was either discovery channel or einstein.tv

The difference? Well with 'true' love.. you just know. It's the only way I can explain it. It hits you like a...

We got our first microwave about 2 years ago now. On the box, there was a worning : Do not put pets in microwave to dry.

*ahem

Sorry, I'm just a game boy nut.

All time favourite game:
1) Zelda Link's Awakening
2) Most of the rest of the zelda series
3) Super Mario Land (gb again)
4) Unreal Tournament
5) Quake (all...

I wrote a program that scanned my vb code. For a project I'm working on at the moment;

1 Form
1 Class Module
6 Code Modules
82 Procedures
34 Functions
25 Properties
114 API Declarations
668...

apt... very apt

*rotflmao

Well, actually I agree with Series 4x for the most part. However, I believe math is an ultimate representation of the physical univers - if you know what ot base it on (theres the catch). It is a...

Ok, then use a database with ADO objects. You can add ADO objects if you go to the Project Menu, select References... and then go down through the list and look for Microsoft ActiveX Data Object 2.1...

It's possible to embed C++ code in java...

TK, I agree, this is way out of control. Imagine business account that suddenly go out of date and can be read and controled by microsoft? Never mind that the DoD gets companies to make its...

mm.. I think the Intel site being built up in Dublin is their largest in eurpoe (or the world, I can't remember)

As for the privace rights, the same goes for Ireland aswell. We may be small, but a lot of american sofware get maintained and upated here before it's release into europe. Before spet 11th, we were...

... I learned two things from that
1) I'm never birnging xp anythwere within 20 meters of my computer - it might be comtagious
2) I've already emailed that post to several people and intend to see...

Sorry about that.

What Fydor's post was saying was that, there is one "node" that is defined a problem, and it self-propegates and passes a slightly refined sub-problem to each node it creates,...

>Where are these sums correct?: 11+2=1, 9+4=1

on a 4-bit machine using two's complement. A signed variable holding a binary value greater than 8 is negative. Add the 4 or 2, and you get 1 using...

Just wondering about your thoughts about using C++ to design and implement a fractal operating system. How easily could C++ manage to inplement this? Perhaps a more heavily object-oriented language...

>VB could be, in actual fact, a way to keep programmers away from languages such as C, and control us.<

yeah, that's not a bit paranoid (or a delibrate attempt to provoke). Grow up, kid. Try...

actually, I found a good site. Check;
http://www.luminet.net/~wenonah/new/magnetic.htm

Actually, I mainly got that from various documentaries on the discovery channel and a bit of my own research thrown in. Thanks for the complement though :)

If you were really determined you would know that the source code for the ms os has been 'released' *ahem* on several ..um.. less-cousher sites :) What's stopping you looking at the implementation...

Actually, the dust and debree fired out by solar eruptions can affect thing here on earth. The ionised gases that eventually reach earth are normall bounced off by earths magnetic field and the...