Remember, the IRS is 'sovereign.' Taxpayers are 'subjects.' 'nuff said.
Sangria, such good memories. In college we would go to this 'venue' to listen to local bands. Drink of choice for the table? Pitchers of sangria, fresh fruit slices floating amid the wonderful nectar. Last time there was to hear a jug band that hailed for the Adirondack mountains area ( very upstate New York). Great times, great memories. And sangria is wonderful, and pairs with meat or fish - no messy red wine /
Very cool! The 'cloud' almost looks like the smoke ascending from a camp fire, or a rubbish burning fire. Still cool, either way.
When I was a child many moons ago, I saw a magazine called "True Detective." At the store, it was always hidden within the "tabloids." I never read any of THOSE. But True Detective, yes! I blew off the series thinking it was a TV version of the magazine. Hope they do a revival, it looks awesome!
Yes, yes, yes, please continue. :)
Are stardock sites safe? Where can I find the NSA's list of safe sites? It seems like even the lists of sites that have 'fixed the problem' might have errors. Its getting riskier and riskier to connect to the web. Backup is great, but what about when the scoundrels develop a way to infect your bios so even after a total wipe and copying backed up image back to HD, malware in bios reintroduces itself to your PC?
Nothing foul about that turkey... ;)
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="23" id="3456413"] Quoting ElanaAhova, reply 8i did, 2 years ago, 'save' a cell phone after swimming with it (accidentally) Elana - are you really my wife? She did the same thing.[/quote] No, not your wife. I'm the twin sister she never knew she had! :) Great minds think alike!
Is it in Malk-speak?
I'm sure it was the federation!
Possibly someone from the Federation who survived the battle of Wolf 359?
The usual suspects crash mine.
I agree that crypto yada smacks of a criminal source rather than a state source. Its too widely and wildly spread to be an instrument of a specific state. Seth, thanks for info - I need to set up a back up system...
Just came across a game 'super planet crash. http://www.stefanom.org/spc/# Educational, etc. Whats your take? Your high score?
How long will this patch for XP be available?
Win 7 until they stop support
Yes, and the NPC who starts the questline is Don Quixote?
Starkers, this is off topic, so all forgive me, but are you doing anything special now that the "royals" are ...in Australia?
a Cheshire cat emoticon?
Got it running! Cool :)
If you ditched the emoticons, the board OS would become very, very, :( :( :(
[quote who="Jafo" reply="34" id="3456534"] Quoting My Views and Muse, reply 32but I do worry about labels I worry about the 'labels' they put on you in hospital....a wrist tag is fine...but also having an ankle tag makes you wonder whether there's an expectancy you/they might be losing body parts.....[/quote] Or maybe losing all you body parts... toe tag? Oh, and every label is a libel, yes
LOL :) good one Doc!
[quote who="UmbralAngel" reply="18" id="3456419"] How many cores do you see when you do this? http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/how-to-set-processor-affinity-to-an-application-in-windows/ [/quote] Yes, nice tool. I checked several processes. Dialog box had three check boxes with each process checked. X ... X ... PCU 0 X ... PCU 1 Is good. The doc s
[quote who="harpo99999" reply="16" id="3456308"] ... (but on reading the link you posted earlier it appears that home premium 7 might have a cores lock in it. harpo [/quote] May I ask, how can i tell if the win 7 running on my PC has the core lock set to 'on'? I mention this because the task manager had only one line across the graphic display. -e