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Hey, was that the Brigadier who flashed by in a really fast clip? No, I think it just looked liked him is all.

About red buttons... we could go off into really bad gags about the Cyberwoman episode...

BTW, what red button are we talking about?

In America, they don't care what word it is anymore because it doesn't matter. Like with Battlestar Galactica, you can create half seasons so you can sell 2 boxed sets: X.0 and X.5!

The simple fact of the matter mostly likely is because that's how it works. Depending on your drive, its firmware version, and the type of media you're using, you can get different burn behavior. For instance, for anything above 4x, on several drives I've had, it was common to burn at 4x for 50% of the disc, then to up in 2x increments of a quarter of the remaining time, depending on the max. supported speed. I had like 2 years of this type of burning, so, I lay it down more on the drives.

Don't feel too bad... I looked at the post on the 1/32 of a chance... they might actually have posted a picture... :&

Gotta admit. Skink was a new term for me...

Oh, NOW he's worried about it being a family forum?

Yeah, only one complete episode of Web exists. Episodes 2 and 6 are completely lost as of now, and only clips exist of the remaining episodes. I believe they were included in the Lost In Time Troughton DVD's.

Can you imagine answering such a call on the scene? "Okay, sir, you're going to be fine. You appear to have... GREAT ALMIGHTY CHRIST! IS THAT A CROCODILE?!"

Man sues Microsoft claiming IE did not delete his pornography Earlier this week, Michael Alan Crooker filed a lawsuit against Microsoft in the Massachusetts Supreme Court claiming that Microsoft falsely advertised that its product, Internet Explorer would keep his information and browsing habits secure. http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/8846.cfm

Under Windows XP SP 2, is it still necessary to add/edit the Registry key for ResetErrorCountersOnSuccess for DVD drives to prevent oh, whatever the Hell those things were.

Oh, this was something I had wanted to mention and forgot. Dragging and dropping wasn't working in a beta version of Vista either, 32 bit. But, it's out of beta now, so, I guess forget about it.

It doesn't matter to him.

Yeah, I'm just looking for something that does the same thing as Window's search does but is not plugged into the OS due to a fucker error in Acronis True Image 10. I don't need the ability to binary search bit by bit!

STIM-U-LATE!

Well, even if it is, I won't be running it enough for it to get past. So, it still won't harm me, even if it is.

Well, remember the amazing suction power they demonstrated in Dalek...

I have.

Excite's only just now listing that item? It happened last Friday, I think.

Can't hurt too much to try it.

No, that was the Taco Bell's fault. The two restaurants together spell trouble. After all, Taco Bell's current ads, touting carne asada steak, point out the problem because, according to Taco Bell, carne asada is a Spanish phrase for rat.

Was she... oh, dear... Abducted By The Daleks?

Tried PowerGREP, but, it seems, well, too complicated for its own good. I tried a simple find file search. Using part of the file name in the root directory of a small drive. Never found the file, so, there must be some fucker settings, etc. that need to be enabled in order to find it. Nope. There's no need to be THAT unnecessarily complicated.

I've been to California. The only really prohibitive thing is the price of things. And, while I do disparage California over a former friend of mine, I must say, though, I'd have to unmercifully dump on Oklahoma. A real piece of work former friend of mine was born there, moved to, yep, California, and then moved back with his girlfriend to Oklahoma. I loved that scene from an episode of King Of The Hill where Hank and some guys from Oklahoma were just "arguing" back and forth in the form of reciting Oklahoma and Texas football team fight songs!