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Reply to Real Life vs. The Internet in Humor JoeUser Forums

Wow, ! Good movie. My favourite part: checking the mail. "Pardon me my friend [...] ignore the fact that I can't spell Nigeria" haha.. And great use of the game Halo!

The trackware industry tries too hard in Internet JoeUser Forums

The industry that houses the crapload of software that act as surveillance cameras for your PC has succeeded in redefining the definition of 'free.' When most think of the word 'free', they think of stuff you'd get without paying back the supplier - well, at least until now. Nowadays free is always attached to conditions. You buy X, then Y is free. You accept this off

Reply to CO2 in atmosphere on the rise in Politics JoeUser Forums

If fusion energy were a reality that would be great What about hydro power? I think generators placed at natural locations such as waterfalls shouldn't be problematic, are they?

Reply to What do you look for when you visit a web site? in Websites JoeUser Forums

I also turn away from sites that use fonts and text that don't fit, for instance blue 16 point Comic Sans MS on a black background. That kills my eyes. So I only like sites where fonts and colours are easy to read. There's some stuff at www.coffeecup.com that's quite handy.

Use online web accelerators? Forget it in Internet JoeUser Forums

Want faster Internet? Sure, everyone does. (Who wouldn't?) Go do a search on a simple term, such as typing "Get faster Internet" and the results are varied. Most of the results that come up link to getting broadband, which is better for all Internet related tasks. There is also another solution, which costs far less (or it can be free) and claims to speed up

Petitions are called 'petitions' for a reason in Blogging JoeUser Forums

It's a little late to bring up this topic, but the nature of this incident is just ridiculous. Anyone who stays informed on technology news would recall how, around the beginning of this month (or at the end of July), RealNetworks decided to break the Digital Rights Management (DRM) protection in Apple's iPod, therefore enabling their software (Harmony) to tr