Audiafox

Audiafox

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[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" comment="42"]In Lula's defense.......she's getting ready to move and I believe in just a few weeks she will join Mason and I in the sunshine state. So I imagine she's quite busy packing up her home these days. [/quote] I understand then. This is off-topic, but I wanted to point out that ellipses generally have three periods, four if following a completed sentence. I guess I can say I've occasionally been called the "Grammar

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The search functions do not seem to work in IE 8 (this includes the tag search). The tag search returns 0 results, and the normal article search gives a standard page that says "Egads!" and something about code-writing pigeons, no real error message.

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="11" id="2285510"] Do you know better than St.James, one of Christ's chosen Apostles? [/quote] Does the wonderous St. James know better than Christ? You're quoting him to refute something Jesus demonstrated.

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[quote who="Texas Wahine" comment="23"]Being Christian is a choice. Ethnicity or race is not. Of course, the race thing wasn't the only tasteless aspect. The joke just seems crass coming from you. [/quote] I have to say, these were my thoughts exactly. Yes, the ending was funny, but since when does the end justify the means?

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[quote who="lulapilgrim" comment="33"]More accruately put...the difference is in our resepective religions...I'm Catholic and you're Protestant...I religiously follow the Catholic religion and you religiously follow the religion that protests against it...the Protestant religion founded by Luther in 1517. [/quote] You seem to be attached to the RCC on the basis that it is older. Ironically, this discussion almost leads back to our previous one in my blog artic

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[quote who="aeortar" comment="70"]Over a 10 year period I'd agree, it's unlikely to have a massive impact. However over a longer period of time it could well do ...[/quote] Yes, assuming the temperature rise is caused by humans. If it is not caused by humans, the trend could easily reverse. I guess that is the whole debate - are we the ones doing the warming? I personally think that it would make more sense to blame the sun, as it does provide virtually every ounce

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[quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" comment="4"]one of my best friends here is black so it wasn't meant to be although I know you can't seem to make jokes about blacks anymore....or gays for that matter. I've heard they're off limits.[/quote] I guess just find it rather tasteless to insult entire demographics based on how they were born. For me, I could care less if the demographic is Mexican or African-American. It's how they were born.

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Well, as I said before, the IPCC has stated a worldwide average temperature increase of about 2 degrees Farenheit per century (I believe the actual number is something like 1.3). At that rate, I think it's safe to say that it is hardly an immediate problem, unlike what doomsayers would have you believe. And it certainly doesn't justify eco-friendly DVD cases.

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So, let me get this straight. You believe that technology is advancing at a pace at which we may be able to reduce the planet's temperature in the near (or distant) future, but that this same technology may have unintended side-effects? While I personally would place the technology in the very, very, very distant future, if at all, I agree that technologies can have unintended side-effects. However, genetically altered crops aren't an issue. At this point, scientists

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It's possible that you've mega-overclocked your processor and accidently fried one of its circuits (certainly possible with that extra dust). I did that a few years ago with a cheap Compaq Presario I had - every time the CPU usage went above something like 80%, the whole system would die.

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Oh, and as for technology being able to affect the environment - the truth is, for anything short of a nuclear bomb, the answer is no. If there was a surefire way to change the temperature of the planet even slightly, I'm sure magazines like Popular Science would have jumped all over it by now. Think about it - the IPCC says that we've only seen a planetary temperature increase of about 2 <span style="font-size: xx-sma

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I personally get tired of all the global warming/climate disaster movies and fightglobalwarming.com ads that are all over the place. There is no proof that anything humans do in any way affects the climate. And there certainly isn't proof that said warming will kill us, or in any way affect us. Cold winters kill more people than hot summers. Not to mention that there is no proof that, were disaster en route, that humans could do anything to stop it.

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Yes, I am aware of that. My problem was not in making alpha channels, but it getting them to work on the Start Menu, but it has been fixed thanks to 2of3.

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Okay... the Start Menu is not actually transparent. Only the edges have a per-pixel alpha channel to make them blend smoothly. All Start Menu pieces are set to "No semi transparency." EDIT: I set them all to semi transparency, and voila! It works - except that now the start button glow is completely gone, haha. Go figure. I'll work on it a bit to see if I can fix it. Anyway, thanks for your help. I wouldn't have thought that I would need semi

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FYI, my computer specs are: Intel P4 w/ HTT, 3.0 Ghz Windows XP 32-bit NVidia GeForce FX 5200, 256 MB, running drivers 175.19 (newest available for this card) 1 GB DDR2 RAM Old machine, I know, haha. Hopefully I'll get to upgrade relatively soon.

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Okay, I'm having an interesting problem/possible bug in SKS 6 Pro/WB 6.4, on XP 32-bit. Basically, I am using per-pixel alpha blending in the skin I am making, but for some reason it doesn't work in the Start Menu. It works everywhere else (except maybe my tray expander arrow). This screenshot pretty well explains the issue: <img style="float: left;" src="http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/5531/erroro.png" alt="" width="871" height="1024" /

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[IMG]http://www.speedtest.net/result/496977517.png[/IMG] The funny thing about this speed is that Verizon doesn't even offer FiOS this slow anymore. The slowest I believe is 10.0 Mbps download, instead of 5.0 Mbps like mine.

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Meh, my main computer is still a 3.0 Ghz P4 w/ 1 GB of RAM and an 80 GB, 7200 RPM HDD running XP 32-bit. I would love to upgrade, haha. As for SSD's, yeah, I'm sure they're amazing. I imagine the seek times are less than half of the average HDD, and considering the HDD is often a choke point for a system's speed... *drools*

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