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This topic made me dig up an old image ... this was the connection where I lived a year ago. Now I can't compete at all . http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m222/legoblocks/misc/efd39296.png

You got my hopes up and then dashed them with a misspelling.

Meh, poor question. The idea of firing a bullet into a wood block and measuring its depth to that precision is absurd.

I argue that the block is massive enough, the bullet is light enough, and the impact happens suddenly enough that the bullet "doesn't care" whether the block is in a vise or not. I could be wrong.

You can answer this one with knowing next to nothing about physics, just by reading the problem carefully. That's my hint.

I have used a D-Link AirPlus 802.11b card in a desktop machine at home for a few years now. It was a little difficult to set up but has functioned very well since. Note that I have it set up on an ad-hoc network (no router). However, I have heard bad things about D-Link products. I wasn't able to get my free 802.11g router from them to function, though I didn't spend too much time on it. My laptop uses an integrated Broadcom wireless adapter, which has worked very well. I hear that Linksys and Netgear make decent products, in that order.

Unless you have applications that take advantage of 64-bit processing, all you'd really gain is potential driver and compatibility issues. I believe that the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Vista are not on the same DVD (though all editions, Home Basic through Ultimate, are). When I downloaded Vista from MSDN, there were separate 32-bit and 64-bit .iso files. I could be wrong, they may have packaged it differently for retail sale. Why? From my experience, Vista is just like XP, except prettier. I just tried it, and it runs. I didn't bother configuring it, but I would suppose everything works until someone shows otherwise.

Courtesy of protoman.exe, this deserves a re-post: http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m222/legoblocks/misc/SVS.png <3 SVS

This generation has absolutely no sense.

Too busy playing your Pokemon Yellow, and I don't have a DS.

I am running Continuum on 64-bit Vista Business Edition with now, works fine.

Quit trying to rip Polix off! The first stick of RAM alone is worth $45 I'd say.

I bet your rig could get mad high FPS on this game called Continuum.

Thanks for the domain.

Weird, I sent a PM a few days ago, but I guess it didn't go through. I sent another just now, if that one doesn't go through ... maybe something funny with the ™?

Is this domain still available? I might actually use it.

You can start by posting smart, or not posting at all.

SVS, give up on the graphics cards already. You're what, 45 years old now? You shouldn't be gaming anyway.

I'll take ofhq.net, I will PM you my username.

I heard recently that ?lostp!@#$%^&*word is working again, but don't take my word for it.... If it is working, you can get a temporary password emailed to you at the email address you provided when you created the name by typing ?lostp!@#$%^&*word YOURNAME If you didn't provide a valid email address, or no longer have the old email address, then your only recourse is the link doc flabby posted above.

I am running the retail build of Windows Vista now, and Continuum runs positively swimmingly.

I am running Vista with 1.25 GB, works fine, and according to the RAM-o-meter in the corner, only uses half of that. I would still say wait around for a slightly better deal.

Good lord, how dense are you?

Goodness gracious this debauchery is an outrage! I can't even view SSCentral Forum with my mother in the room. Happy New Year everyone!

One inhumane act doesn't deserve another in turn. It breeds hatred.