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6/24/10

@ortizlgnd4: There's a difference between opinions and stupidity. You do have the right to be an ass, but it doesn't mean I have to listen to it.

6/23/10

@ortizlgnd4:

6/16/10

Is it just me or do MSPAINT graphics make you smile on the inside when you see them?

6/14/10

Am I the only person who feels BBM was made for pooping? I know you're not rocking a Blackberry, but come on... everyone does it!

6/11/10

At least you don't have to pay to listen to MLB games on AM. :P

6/10/10

Vote: Magento

6/10/10

@ploopsy: true, but for 32-bit services and applications that run on x64, it still can be a nuisance

6/10/10

@Stephen.Lecheler: I think he was being 150% sarcastic, noted by the Smiley....

6/9/10

I think the biggest part of MSE's popularity is the fact that it integrates into Windows Update. For power users, that may be a bad thing, but let's be honest... how many times have mom or dad called you over to repair a "virus" and you see that their free trial of Symantec expired 3 years ago.

6/3/10

My favorite thing to do in college was connect to my friends' routers, see if their settings were password-protected, and then change the SSIDs to obscene things. Then password protect them :P

5/21/10

Vote: Bluehost

5/5/10

@drakfyre: Bingoooo

4/29/10

@aeronaut: Yup. I just did a cost analysis on our hotels' phones bills and all the outgoing and incoming calls are inter-office stuff. :E

4/29/10

@mobycat: I think you're missing my point... when you "sign up" to become any Hilton hotel and you do not have pre-existing internet, they make you use their ISP for backoffice/admin. However, a lot of these hotels piggy-back their WiFi on the same T1 instead of getting Comcast, etc.

4/29/10

Hilton (DoubleTree, Hampton, HGI, etc) charge their hoteliers ridiculous pricing for crappy T1 connections. Most hotel owners don't know that they can substitute their own ISP for WiFi connectivity, and thus speeds slow to a crawl around 3pm checkin (especially if they only have one shared dynamic T1)

4/27/10

I am a huge fan of TestDisk... the Win32 build works well too. Most used application of it? Hard drive won't boot; I'll shove it in an external case, open up TestDisk, and try to repair the MBR or partition table... if not, I'll just use TestDisk to grab all the files off and voila.

4/25/10

Grooveshark Mobile ftw

4/21/10

@Matthew Navarro: That's fine and all, but it's missing a lot of the features that come standard on XP for a reason... plus the Kernel is tweaked out for different jobs... Just a bad idea IMHO :/

4/21/10

@Matthew Navarro: Why the hell are you trying to hibernate a server?! That just sounds silly.

4/14/10

If it supports addins, can't you trick Hulu into thinking another browser is present?