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[quote who="RedDwarf999" reply="10" id="3449686"] Quoting PoSmedley, reply 8Financially, going with just internet and a couple streaming services would cut our bill in more than half. This was a good strategy "before" the end of net neutrality. Netflix has already been bitten into. The have to pay to keep their packets safe as they travel Comcast's wires. Those wires are part of the public spectrum that we let them use in return for the

[quote who="Chibiabos" reply="55" id="3449325"] Quoting EvilMaxWar, reply 54 Quoting Chibiabos, reply 53 Has no one else even heard of nor tried Mechanized Assault & eXploration (M.A.X.) from Interplay, circa 1996? Ive heard of it but never played. But Is it a 4x? Looks like a Turn based version of starcraft. Well, I guess that might count as a 4x. While there isn't much exploration, per se, you have to survey for minerals, go

Healing. Healing is the highest, most noble, and most worthwhile action humanity can aspire to. Now if we could just come up with a way to heal the minds and consciences of the uber rich, 1 percenters. Heal them so they actually see the rest of us, not as an 'underclass,' or a source of cheap, disposable labor, nor as a group in need of culling, but rather as their true kin, true family, deserving of being inside their circle of caring. Now that's healing that wi

[quote who="starkers" reply="16" id="3449922"] Quoting ElanaAhova, reply 15 hemlock grove. Oye. I watched about 8 episodes of that. It got way to creepy gory for me... the creepy gore never let up. Starkers, you like hemlock Grove, so well, now I am very happy you did not adopt me. The affects in it are just awesome. Making a woman missing her lower abdomen etc still seem so dead, and then 'alive.' And ki

Good job, mate! And happy sister, too!

Yes, the USa could be such a shining example of implementing the dream. I remember singing, in grammar school, so many songs that touched on this theme. It actually convinced me, for a time, that USa really wanted that dream to become reality. G.d Bless America, America the Beautiful. I especially remember the line I thought, for many years, was a guide in American politics: "Thine alabaster cites gleam, undimmed by human tears." We were so close, bac

[quote who="Major Stress" reply="24" id="3249228"] Its in the Wing Commander Universe!. Looks like a WC 1 reboot, or in the timeline of WC1. Vega sector, Bengal class carrier! and the fighters can be Rapiers. The enemy fighters could be Dralthi. Now i'm stoked![/quote] Yes, the developer was the genius behind wing commander. And it shows.

hemlock grove. Oye. I watched about 8 episodes of that. It got way to creepy gory for me... the creepy gore never let up. Starkers, you like hemlock Grove, so well, now I am very happy you did not adopt me. :) :) :) The affects in it are just awesome. Making a woman missing her lower abdomen etc still seem so dead, and then 'alive.' And kissing. eeeeeeeeeeee Oh, and did I mention eeeeeeeeee

I remember reading a sci-fi book back in the 70's. One thing mentioned was how the 'ancients' used various wavelengths 'of light' to do surgery. Not crazy after after all.

[quote who="PoSmedley" reply="35" id="3449862"] Quoting kryo, reply 16I've got four Samsung displays, and even on the ones designed for use as monitors, they factory default to overscan mode on digital connections and have to be put in PC Mode to render the signal 1:1. The correct setting appears to be commonly called "Full Pixel" in the picture mode or display settings on Sony TVs. I've heard of 'overscanning', especially in gaming. The 26" HDTV I

[quote who="LightStar" reply="33" id="3449849"] Quoting ElanaAhova, reply 307 x64. If i do the 32 bit drivers, wont that kill of all the advantages of graphis card? I just mentioned that because by the message you were getting you were trying to install 64-bit drivers on a 32-bit system. That is the only way you would normally get that message.[/quote] ah, but my system is x64. Win 7 x64. etc. That is why messag

[quote who="Jafo" reply="26" id="3449795"] OK...it's 1920x1080 HD ... and has a VGA input for 'pc' ....same as mine. Buttons to play with will be 'wide' and 'input'....find 'pc'. If nothing shows fully/correctly it'll be the display settings eg dpi on the comp that are wrong. Uninstall 'everything' nVidia in the add/remove programs .... and delete anything related...folder-wise... reboot and just let win up

win 7 x64. If i do the 32 bit drivers, wont that kill of all the advantages of graphis card?

[quote who="PoSmedley" reply="14" id="3449684"] http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us Update those drivers![/quote] Tried. Even the one for win7, 64x says, e en when installing as adm, "% yada not a valid 32x application.'

BTW, the Nvidia folder has folders for about 8 different drivers. Should I delete the folders of drivers not being used now? edit also, I have this 'no script' program - might hat be blocking me? Got rid of it.

Every time i try and reinstall drivers, even the 'win7 64x ' version ... even as admin, window comes up saying its "% yada, not a valid 32 bit application." TV is a Bravia KDL 32S5100 I'm wondering if the nvidia control panel exists on my machine. Nvidia site dones't help... non of their 'auto detect, etc. work.

OK Jafo, will try changing screen resolution. Then fire up FE:EH, etc and see. :) It makes all icons larger, and even more is cut off at edges. So happy an instant "revert" option is available...

Thank you all. I suppose I could get a non HD cable to connect pc to tv. Anyway, I haven't been able to get at Nvidia control panel for six months. Everything I click on its icon, nothing happens. Tried in start menu, etc. Nothing gets it to actually appear. Still same, cannot get Nvidida control panel to show. Thanks all.

Bonus: instruments 'made of' ultrasound wont function as fomites. Fewer infections. Will watch vid now. Thanks doc.

Hulu has some. Hulu plus is OK until you have viewed everything you want. New shows don't happen very often, (gets worn out fast) on Hulu/plus. ABC wont let you watch on line anymore unless you verify your cable service. :( CBS, NBC and Fox let you watch most things over web, no charge, sometimes no commercials! Amazon is OK for movies, but pricing is kinda inconsistent. The others I know nothing about.

I cried listening to this!

No. Felt it was overpriced before the increase.

Thanks doc... helpful it is.

Catching Fire, Monuments Men, and most recently, August: Osage County. BTW: Lilo and Stitch! My fav Disney flick! (haven't watched it in years...)

Running an i7, win 7 home premium x64, GTX 670 NVidia, using SONY 30” HD LCD TV for monitor. Desktop and program s display with a bit being cut off all four edges. It’s like the desktop is a little too big for screen, so it centers it and leaves a bit to run off outside the screen area. Consequently, I can’t see info that’s along the edges. Web activities are not affected. I have been to MS, Tom’s Hardware, eHow, and MajorGeeks.&nbsp