deadman67 those would be great to see but I would recomend making sure they are dry first. but then again if you put them in the scanner when they are nice and wet, you will get an interesting effect. Note: This is a suggestion and everyone should check with their parents before putting sticky wet things into the scanner
I do agree that modern monitors do not need the screen saver, but it brings a nice glow to the room when you are resting your eyes from too many hours in front of them. Plus I have noticed that the sreeen saver is something people that visit notice far more than any skin or wall. It seems that just the motion draws people in. c treha if you have a little money to burn (ya would be nice) you might want to check out: http://www.screentime.com/ but if you do not take a look through their g
I am curious it seems that people look onto bryce as only a means to create landscapes. Yes majority of what is created in the app is landscapes but there is a vast world on non-landscape images that are created in bryce. For example 95% of the work I do is in bryce and there was only 2 landscapes even built. As for this not being an art site, hmm I do question that, considering the amount of artistic talent that goes into the skins, walls, logins, and etc to enhance the look of ones computer. T
OK now see I agree, during a debate last night a friend was resisting using cookies to hold some session variables because she was convinced by someone that cookies contains virus' and for the life of me I could not figure out how in the work a text based variable holder could contain one let along execute it...and she could not remember where she say the information about it. So I thought I would mention it here to see if anyone had every heard of that. For I had never seen/heard or even could
Just a little question from an earlier debate, can a cookie from a website contain a virus/worm/trojan? I have a pretty good idea in my head but it was a heated debate so I thought I would see the results from the group here
I can agree with a good portion of that, AJCrowley, with the exception that it is not just in the US, that seems to be pretty much a global issue. As for the hard core fans of apple vs the ones that want it to match their interior design. It is funny how apple donated a ton of computer and money to hollywood so that most movies and tv shows would have apple computers in the background. Talking about pushing for sales based on looks and a little subconcious influence. My thought
here is another good place to look for installation and uninstall instructions for litestep: http://lsfaq.shellfront.org/9xprob.html
Litestep is a replacement shell for windows, when you do the initial installation litestep changes your system.ini file, primarly the line that use to say shell=c:EXPLORER.exe and now is changed to point to litestep and says shell=c:\litestep\litestep.exe. It is a good idea if you go over to: http://lsdocs.shellfront.org/index.php and take a look at the documentation that they have written, This will help you understand the change that has been made, how to correct it, and also warn you
Ok first off I understand the concepts of copyright, but here is my complaint. It seems that any time someone expands the computer world to include apple into the rest of the communities, apple jumps up stamps their feet to squish it. In my view a application skin that mimics or mirrors the apple OS is beneficial to apple. For those that are only PC oriented it gives them a glimps into the apple world. Which is like free advertisements for them. Apple has had a long history of screaming this is
oh you mean you would not enjoy having your surfing the net be like in Johnny Neumonic(JAFO check) or to be in the middle of your favorite game and all of a sudden jump on the femal player shooting you instead of shooting back. Scary, hmmm I think a world that can except a giant purple dino singing to their kids can handle just about anything
Hmmm Quake VII on a direct mind tap. That would be intense, and just curious how much of the id would take over the way you played the game. The primitive parts of the mind take control, and the BFG babbies would never stand a chance against that.
Mindless night and just finished watching Wargames. This reminded me of the start of all of this. The days when you have green displays, games did not even have graphics, but strictly text. You spend more time learning the exact wording to us in the game then the storyline itself. Pre-floppy discs, intering code via punch cards, the weekends in padded rooms if you spilled a box. In such a short time things have come so far, my first real computer was a osborne portable ( haha the size
free time = totally foreign concept. The little time I have outside of work and studies is spend on developing the art work. Besides that the doctors tend to keep me in a nice comfortable jacket and padded room most of the time. The true joy is the shock theropy.....
Gammal007 - Definetly attractive.... pictureland is a very strange place, every time I go there I am totally stunned at how people look, you would never expect it. I guess in some ways we know how true the statement is. He was always such a nice boy, and a good neighbor, kept to himself and never bothered anyone. Just shows how appearances are never how we expect them.
DavidK remember with that electrical system if the smoke is coming out you know it is working as designed...let alone the whole reversed positive and negetive cables. Just take a british car into a small town garage and you get a new electrical system as soon as they touch it. As for the American language, or use or words, just drive across country a couple times and ever 8 hours the works change. Now speaking of strange use of words. Lets refer to Australia since we have a few peopel
Coffee never could handle, but nestle quik, a gallon of milk with massive chocolate in it...now that is a true rush... as for resolutions, trying to convince these doctors I am sane....
1Renegade, thanks for the info on the article, and it is about time something like this happens. Maybe this will be the first major step in stopping a lot of theft on the net.
the one thing we have to look at is, that there is a giant number of computer users that are still on the win 3.x platforms. Look at the industrial, banking, medical, and etc industry. They are all in the process of moving into the 19th century with new computers, but unfortunatly the computers they are installing are mostly win 98 machines, so soon I can see a boost of win 98 machines. As the home users convert to win2k/xp, the commercial users will move to win98. It seems a lot of software the
well there are sites like jgirls.com that do something like that. It is very popular expecially with office people. I do think having a calendar section that changes once a month would be good. So like in december you have a gallery for people to submit their works for the following month......
Mobius has mental image of feline trying to attach butter toast to own back and jumping up in down....after that image I need shock theropy again.
hehehe yes it is nasty, and I have the panel preview off, I have never liked that thing. I do have filtering that auto deletes everything not address to exact emails, but still it happens, I just figured I would warn a few people that count on low level virus apps, or none at all. To take care
well paxx with this one I got it was embedded in the email, and like the one I got that norton eliminated was encoded in the email to open automatically bypassing the outlook xp safety, so if I had not had norton I would of been screwed, even thought I do not open any attachment that is not known, and even the known ones get a second scan
how long has it been like that, I did not even notice until you all said something... Ok so shoot me I am not observant
yes adni18 that is what it is. but I have also gotten a few that has subjects in them. But in general it has just been an email with the re: in it and an attachment, as for the size I cannot tell, Norton stops is before it is even downloaded. No offense against the McAfee users and company but everyone I know that uses McAfee gets hit a lot and it never detects the virus until after the damage is done. You might want to switch to norton antivirus, and stay away from the norton system works
Just a note, chatting with two other members of wincustomize and skinz, and we where all hit by the same virus at the same time, so I am not sure if members here are being targeted again but keep an eye out for emails from .fr servers. The email contained the following virus: W32.Badtrans.B@mm and yes norton caught it
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