@Alan Henry: Just wondering, why did you not recommend previous Lifehacker favorites Astrill VPN (recent) and BTGuard (semi-recent, now both a BT proxy and a full VPN) in this post?
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I'd say something like SparkFun Inventor's Kit.
Really? In the East, Bell and Rogers are.
I must have misread. I was referring to the fact that when you are lucid in a dream, you're sometimes able to time-travel to a past moment you've experienced by closing your eyes and thinking of it.
Most pets start ignoring them after a few days.
The Canadian data was really to be expected, with Videotron put out in first place. I hear Bell throttles a lot, and Rogers also blocks seeding altogether. I don't know if anyone even uses Shaw, but the rather high throttling is useful. As for Videotron, the report says 3%, but I don't think they tamper with your…
How about this, which puts Google Chat forward?
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*cough* *cough* [thepiratebay.org]
Lucid dreaming?
Hem-hem... [www.plasma2002.com]
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"keeping trying and life" => "keeping trying and lift"
Go into the VM's BIOS/security settings and make sure virtualization is enabled. If that doesn't cut it, read more at: [www.sysprobs.com]
You should update VMware to its latest version.
That is what I think, after some experimentation.
You'll need to install VirtualBox's Guest Additions in order to use "proper" full screen.