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c'est la vie...

Look ok?

I can't do much about the order they're in though...

So could these theoretically be used to make an ad hoc network between 2 locations?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0349903/

Silver Fox eh?  lol

(I watched Ocean's Twelve the other day)

p.s... AI stands for artificial intelligence... lol

oops... just realised I messed up my post earlier... lol

I do something like this on occasion... just odd computer jobs, setting up networks, etc.  All my advertising is word of mouth though. Also, there's not really enough around to make a decent amount of money just doing computer repair jobs (at least in my area)

I've got an old laptop LCD... if you just want the LCD anyway.  No backlight, etc.

There might be some damaged pixels and the screen is scratched some...

it might just be your drivers too... what video card do you have?

Right-click on your desktop, click properties, go to the settings tab, click the advanced button towards the bottom... depending on your video card drivers you should see something about Rotation in this window.

edit: a bit late... oh well

edit 2: doh... wrote the wrong thing...

I haven't watched tv in a looooong time.  It's been months.  I watch movies and that's it.

As far as music... I rarely listen to a radio.  iPod in the car and my music library at home.

So no commercials or embellished news stories for me... lol.  Although I sometimes read news online...

It's the transceiver that comes with XP Media Center Edition... (optionally)

can you assign the remote keys?  you could use global hotkeys on winamp to control it..

nope... I haven't found a way to do that yet...

It's a USB receiver though...

Well, so far I've gotten Winamp to read the stop, next, and back buttons...

Does anyone know of a driver that will let me control Winamp with the remote?  I can control WMP and iTunes but not Winamp... and I use Winamp the most.  The media buttons on my keyboard can control all 3, so I know it's possible (with the right drivers anyway )

v1 remote btw...

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I got right around 46KB/s the whole time... some nice wallpapers there.

btw.. not very many people can see your ip

the test id doesn't mean it's not cached...

I'm getting about 46KB/s...

I can connect to it... try connecting to your IP and not a domain name...

How about 2021?

(Just a random port.. lol)

Really anything between 1025 and 65000 or so is fine, but I like to pick easy to remember ports...

Some pretty good ideas there...

Ok I found what the trouble is.

It is the Firefox Extension, NoScript.

http://www.noscript.net/whats

But I have let this site use the script so do not know what is blocking what but it is blocking something. Or your going tru another server on those test and I can not see who I am blocking because it is not showing up in NoScript.

So if you know of a site that this is going tru if it is then I can add it to the list and give it a ok.

That would definitely be a problem... the test uses Javascript to submit the results

Nice layout there php. Looks roomy. 

yeah.. it's a lot better than it was before.. lol

There also might be the occasional 5v fan... but they're not very common