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Also when cutting plastic watch out for flying glue (melted plastic).

Yes, all beta releases will run-out on August 1st. I'm not sure about the RC's though (when they come out). I would still recommend seeing if you can find anything in BIOS that has to do with your processor and virtualization.

Have you tried to have Windows find them automatically? If you know the individual parts name, brand, etc. just manually look them up (is your last name really Trotter?).

I'm a Geometry Wars fan, so of course I would say Geometry Wars (if you like arcade shooters). Also, Mario is a great game on the Wii.

Have you checked your BIOS for virtualization mode. I believe that has something to do with running x64.

You have build 7077 then.

There should be a watermark in the bottom corner telling you your version. Beta is before retail, RC (release client) is something they would hand out, it's a possible distro for release. To clear up the time that the beta goes for is as follows. If you have a valid CD key it will last until...

The Halo series was much more publicized than Far Cry 2. It got good ratings across the board, there's no way anyone was paid off, most of the reviews were the same :D. Far Cry 2 wasn't even hyped, at least not for me, Halo on the other hand stood up to the hype (for many) :D

Halo was the first FPS that really had an engrossing storyline. The Xbox was new at the time, and Halo was revolutionary. The background of the game is pretty cool (if you ever get a chance to watch the old pc/mac footage). The game was meant to come out on Mac only, then it moved to pc, and...

I can agree somewhat with you that Halo 1 was evolutionary. It's the best shooter I've played. However, the online in Halo 2 is amazing. In the prime days of H2 XBL nothing could be beat. +Halo 1 lags online for PC and XBC. Good game, but Halo 2 really kicked it up a notch.

Would it have hyperthreading? Just imagine that:D

When I first read your post I thought you would have trouble because many manufacturers no longer support XP and its drivers. A lot of people have issues downgrading. Here are a list of drivers however for you pc (XP).

Good thing for hacked servers running 4k xp!

He already purchased one:D

You most likely will have to edit your Xconfig file within Linux to get your native resolution back. I also would make sure that your video driver is installed, and it is the correct one. Your best bet would be to join a Linux forum or find a guide.

Read your manual or Google the router you have. The default password should be admin or administrator. For linksys wired routers the username is 192.168.1.1 and needs to be entered in a browser (Firefox, IE) in order to access. From inside the router you can enable WEP protection, or whatever...

Not a bad price for a 4gig MP3 player!

A little different scenario, but same concept. A kid at my school plugged a 24v power cable into a KVM which needed 12v, instant fry, smoke and all.

How is the driver support with Ubuntu, I know it was OEM out of the box most likely, but how is it running. I had issues with mine :(

You can try Flickr, or Deviantart. They have a lot of searchable self taken photos.