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Any model of brother printer, what connections does it have on the back, ethernet port(s)? does it say network, wireless anywhere?

Mainly schoolwork, but also it usually has a load of software on there, Firefox, avast etc.

I use gmail primarily, and email through my web host now that i have realised that the reason for the huge amounts of spam was not turning on the spam filter :o

a huuge massive NO and never intending to either Lee :)

PHP will probably be the best for use with databases (such as MySQL) they work well together and are relatively easy to pick up, there is ASP which is probably microsoft's closest equivalent of PHP, although PHP is more widely accepted. And perl, this, imo, is more complex than PHP but i don't...

there's always BT, a friend of mine uses them and they seem to be pretty reliable

I've got 3 round the back for ipod, external HDD and keyboard & mouse, then 2 up front which is generally for pen drive and anything else. I don't seem to need any mroe at the moment, so 5's plenty for me

I'd say orange, i never used to think of them as any good, although after using other peoples tiscali connections that were "2.3 meg" and getting download dpeeds equivalent to that of just 0.5 meg i was rather unimpressed, when on my 1 meg (soon to be 2.5 :D ) connection i always get the full...

I'll probably get it with my next new PC, so probably in around 2 years, although if someone offered it to me now i would probably take it. although i'd need a helluva lot more ram

1. Yes, that's the full version, don't get much fuller than that 2. Well, you could always give linux a go - http://www.ubuntu.com/ it's free, so you can't really complain at that. Other than that there isn't really a cheaper version of XP.

You may want to look at dreamhost, they are pretty good but if you are expecting a huge number of visitors/customers to your website you may want a dedicated server, DH offer zen-cart as a one click install, and you get a free domain, so if you want ti simple they will pretty much do it all for you.

200 gig on my desktop, 80 gig for backup, 30 gig in laptop. and 8 gig in other desktop

Don't just shove everything in the case, think about it logically, maybe put the motherboard in first, as putting in optical drives may make it more difficult, and if you have a case with an exhaust fan pre-installed at the back, take it out, it will give you much more room to work with. Oh, and...

I let itunes do it for me, that organises by Artist/Album/Track I think

I've got a 1 gig which I use for school and stuff like that, a 256 which I used to use but now i think is with my laptop, and a 128 one which I use for transferring drivers that i got free from MS :D

As trizoy says,if it is run by the city then your company can't really stop you. And you can disable file/printer sharing on your computer and change it's name so that it appears differently/doesn't appear at all on the network. Although this sounds a bit suspicious to me: Why would you not...

Although you could get the computer, which will probably be cheaper than the car, make some money online using the computer then buy a car. But if you have both already (and i see you have a Core 2 Extreme and 6 cars) then save the money ;) So I vote neither, even though it isn't an option

I've got Nvidia at the moment (well, temporarily integrated) but am getting an ATI soon, becuase it seemed to be the best bang for the buck. I have no preference, and don't knwo a lot about graphics. I have never used ATI before, but Nvidia seems to have lots of options

It's not necessarily a different IP each time when going through a proxy, as the proxy I use which i have set up records the IP address, and ISP and New Dream Network, my web host. Clicking my own ads isn't something I'd consider, and they may also be able to track you through cookies, if some...

well, you can go to www.stuffatschool.com register, sign in and then download all the games on there (yes, i know i shouldn't be advertising, but it seems the simplest solution to the problem)