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You could try and call up micrsoft to see if they can help you activate it, or find a way to bypass it.

http://operawatch.blogspot.com/2005/07/opera-adds-support-for-bit-torrent.html

Now that Opera is integrating a bittorrent ability into it im switching over to it full time.

I would recommedn Panda, its very good software I just bought 3 copies real cheap on ebay. Check it out you can probably get it for like 10 bucks http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?cgiurl=http%3A%2F%2Fcgi.ebay.com%2Fws%2F&fkr=1&from=R8&satitle=panda+2006+platinum&category0=.

Heres the link if you want to download it. http://www.simtel.com/product.download.mirrors.php?id=53687

Yea that should all work together.

Don't double post . It depends what you are going to use that computer for, if its for gaming then no thats not a good computer.

Try some fresh batteries.

He he that reminds me of a picture...

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Looks like a mannequin or something but if it is a real person then yea maybe someone did come home early and he had to get out fast .

Most likely messing around with 10 or 100 full of half duplex wont do much for you speeds unless you download is more than 10. What you want to do is get cable nut and get the appropriate css file for you connection.

If possible try to enable jumbo frames, this will make transfers from computer to computer on your network faster if your switch/router supports it.

I cant open it...

Lol I was reading his site, its funny that the like microsoft guy bought the paris hilton video too.

This might help you with one login for both vbulletin and mediawiki but idk about the e_107. http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/VBulletin/Users_Integration

I'm a big fan of http://www.revolutionaryleft.com/.

Guess he just found out the seahawks aren't going to Disneyland .

If that is too much power you can look on ebay and probably find a computer that would do the job for less than 100.

You could be using a proxy server, check your internet explorer settings.

Yea if you have a spare power cable then you can hook up a fan to it.

Its not a good idea to rely on the power supply to suck hot air out of your computer because its job is just to cool itself.

Motherboard monitor.

Lol too much drag racing in underground.

Yes you could put a case fan there from the looks of it. Installation will consist of taking it out of the box and tightening 4 screws. I would have it sucking the air out, generally people have a fan sucking air in at the front and then it moves towards the back of the case while heating up and is removed by the back fan creating a wind tunnel. I think that spot would fit a 80mm fan which you could get at compusa or order online at some place like newegg.com.