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They should be if they're not. I mean, the only downside is predators catching on and cutting the shoes off the kids. I like that it's a portable from one shoe to the next for kids.

nah forget it :-P But Broadcom cards should work with the right driver (bcm something drivers for linux exists.)

Vista might be stressing more on the entertainment part of an OS than other OS's. Due to the demand of gaming software Vista has given more importance to Graphices.

n_n

I'd have to agree with PropellerHed. My brother beat this game in two days. I would agree that it's a good game, but it just can't be so short.

Does anyone else like this band? I love them. They're awesome, in my opinion. n_n<3

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The usual conversation http://media.putfile.com/mikesdiscussion

Didn't work for me. =(

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Anyone have any info on this, the preview looks really good, but sometimes that doesn't mean a whole lot

I would have to agree. I got some info from people I know, and all four of them said that I should see it. I'm going to see it sometime soon.

Said By Aron Schatz

I thought the movie was so-so. I didn't think much of it either way. I'm sure that most people I know believe that Jesus was a man that was Jewish.

I guess being Jewish, it was harder for me to understand some of the symbolism.

I thought it was a pretty good movie. I couldn't get through the book, unfortunately.

I honestly don't know what she has, but she isn't trying with all of her might to use the internet from it. She just wanted to have some fun. xD

Oh well....

IIRC it only takes ~200 years for a planet infested with them to become dune like, and a bit longer for all surface water to be hidden completely. IIRC Dune isn't found for another 2k years and even then it's settled by the zensunnis, people (read as: Guild, Bene Gesserit, etc) don't discover the spice until around 10,000 years from now. 200 BG or so.

I've had the same unit cooling my 939 A64 for a year and I love it! It really is the quietest thing in my case.

Said By Melizzy

And if you have a panel from all disicplines, who picks the people to be on the panel?

Probably the same way that the experts who award Nobel prizes are selected. By picking people who have a proven and outstanding track record of expertise in their field. Of course, you'll never eliminate human error.

Hellz yeah, they're Super Rad!

Cool and very informative article. I guess it's hip to be square! Seriously, I think the tech community was brilliant in doing the fashion module.

You know, it truthfully doesn't matter. I can still get to the forums through my proxy. I'd rather not have you fighting to get me on the forums or anything when I can anyways.
But I will do a screen grab tommorow in any case.

I'm indifferent, but I understand why some would be mad.
I'm sure someone will find a loophole pretty soon, though.

I like to see the word "free" when it means the product is being legally offered by the owner of it.

What about Firefox? I've heard a lot of people like it, and I bet they'd like to get computers with it installed, too.

There is a new news item posted at »ASE Labs

»California Eyes OpenDoc

California has introduced a bill to mandate that government documents be preserved in an open format. <a href="http://news.com.com/2100-7344_3-6163186.html">It seems that some state governments understand the terrible concept of vendor lock-in</a>.

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The bill was introduced on Friday by Assemblyman Mark Leno, a Democrat from San Francisco, and read on the floor of the state Legislature on Monday. The bill is not yet scheduled for a vote, according to Leno's office, but if passed could go into effect as soon as January 1, 2008. AB 1668's wording particularly excludes the use of proprietary file formats used only by one application, such as those found naturally in Microsoft's Word, Excel and PowerPoint files.

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So did he think he can just go into a foreign country and abduct somebody with no consequences? I think he'd probably have to file papers or produce a warrant before he just grabbed the guy.

It's all about the ratings.

Well, if he's extradited to Mexico and is found guilty, it'll be all about the sentence.

Thanks for your advise. Do you want the Fedora booting option shown over here? I will check that and report then.

I saw Godsmack in, what I think was, their first live show in Philadelphia. It was before I even knew who they were but I was impressed enough to go out and buy their album

Although I am not sure about people suffering from Down's syndrome, I can see some applications here in the treatment of disorders such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, or any disease that affects the central nervous system.

Yes, everything you see on the site, the forums, and ASEville have been totally done by myself.

I really liked that movie. I thought it would suck form the ads, but it was fantastic.
And, on a side note, the teenage girl made the movie a little better with her hottness. =3

Said By Aron Schatz

This is for the new movie. I think they should have gone with an entirely new era. We need another series as well.

They screwed up Enterprise at the end.

I never caught on to Enterprise, but I think they should have moved into another era for the new movie. Maybe I series will do that.

I hate the inquirer.

There is a new news item posted at »ASE Labs

»AMD\'s Onboard Graphics Chips

We knew it was coming. Though, it's a bit disappointing that the graphics chips won't be for gamers. However, I do see the business side of what AMD is doing here. With these chips built onto boards, PC's will become fully "Vista Ready" without the need for a separate graphics card. This lowers the cost of "Vista Ready PCs." It'll be very popular in the mid and low end PC market, and a big win for AMD. AMD needed to find some way to create new revenue to fund further R and D. This way they can compete with Intel's Core 2 Duo, which is by far the best processor on the market today..... http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/business/16800947.htm

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"Advanced Micro Devices will announce today the first fruits of its $5.4 billion acquisition of graphics chip maker ATI Technologies -- a new graphics chipset. The development is an initial step toward the ultimate goal of the merger: combining onto a single chip the functions of the microprocessor, the brains that orchestrate a computer's operations, with those of the graphics processor. AMD said the new graphics chipset, the AMD 690, can be placed onto the main motherboard of the PC, eliminating the need for an add-in graphics card to handle three-dimensional graphics. Sunnyvale-based AMD said the new chipset, available in March, should help lower the cost of graphics-capable computers. More than 30 motherboard makers plan to work with the new chipset, AMD said."

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That's weird, I knew they were struggling, but to close stores on that short of a notice sounds more like creditors seizing assets than a well planned store closing.
Their press release says they will get a $400 million cash infusion out of the deal (something they can burn through pretty quickly with 100 stores and their on-line operations)

When I first read the list I thought that was the stores that were closing, but it's actually the ones that will survive (for now) I guess I'll have to go see what the liquidators are blowing out, we have/had too many COMPUSA's around here, some just a couple miles apart. (some were Good Guy's stores they converted to regular CompUSA stores)
I won't miss their incompatent staff, but they did have some pretty good sales/rebates (regular prices were way too high)