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Right now at the moment, I'd have to say Xbox 360. It may be the oldest console out there but it has the most online features (despite you having to pay for them) and has the most exclusives to it. The PS3 I'd go for if you're looking for free online play, Folding@Home on the console, Blu-Ray...

That's no surprise considering Charter is bankrupted at the moment and so many people use ISP DNS (Is it still 2001, the day and age where 10 minute video was sent via e-mail? -.- ). You should consider running a local cache somewhere on your PC or network if other DNS servers do not work for...

I like the new theme a lot as well. It's much easier on my eyes since I'm on the PC a lot in the dark (except in the morning and evening, I like the color of the sun rising/setting on humid and hot days) during the night. I'll have to see how this new theme works on Hand held devices, as I'll...

Teagames has a lot of physics based games. I go there from time to time.

About time there's a No-CD patch! I hate having to insert game disks during this day in age.

I run a DNS cache server from home on my Linux network router. It's great having it at home as it's not on sometimes overloaded DNS servers sitting out in NYC, that plus I'm getting sub millisecond responses if the router has it cached (just checked a site I visit frequently via my router's...

My bad. I should have mentioned to check the motherboard to see what it takes. I may just point out that my retired gaming PC built 6 years ago had the CMOS battery die on it last year. For the most part, the machine only lost the time when the system was without power for more than 15 minutes...

Technically, Yes. In reality? No. Both cores are still clocked at 3Ghz, however if the app itself supports Multi threading will in fact work faster (which is why with Folding@Home, the SMP work units are massive compared to the single core CPU work units, and take a while at times to upload, as...

If it's always the incorrect time and date, your CMOS battery may be dead. It's the small button battery on the motherboard, typically a CR2032 battery. Just replace it and things should be all set then.

Well I see a new theme has stated to come into play :) It looks nice.

Waaaaaaaaaa! Who chose my posts not helpful? :(

RAM doesn't need much power. The monitor flickering or hardware components flickering could be a sign of something else. I've seen on a Dell OptiPlex GX270 several capacitors blow on the motherboard and cause the system to lock up and the onboard video to display weird lines.

For me, either School, my land line ringing every 10 minutes (Rawr!) or if I have to fix some PCs during the day or do something. Otherwise, I'm sleeping until the afternoon most days and am a night owl at night. Once in a while a program on my router might crash and go into an infinite restart...

No they do not. You'll need a VPS or someone who is willing to lend some bandwidth to you for Teamspeak.

What's profane about spamming the keyboard? :biggrin:

Stoli should be fine at the moment. I've always found that uploading via HTTP to the servers to give me errors from time to time. I'm an FTP person anyways so if that always works for you, use it :)

I believe that was removed due to memory issues. I know that when I would dump my site through there, when the server had high memory usage the download would end prematurely and it'd be all corrupt.

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I believe AWStats was removed due to resource issues with the servers, so that's why it's not there. It used to be in cPanel though.

They could be, and could not be. I didn't hear anything on Facebook about this directly, but someone I believe did state that these notes were set public by the user which they have heard from Facebook. The security forum is a well trusted resource by many Internet users so the source of info is...