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wow, that is pretty impressive. If it did hit the deck I bet they will find the thing too. Its watching them come down like that which is the only clue as to where they might be. They get loads off the ice caps cos meteorites are the only stones there. I saw two running parralell with each...

There are tons of freeware programs out there. Try not to use your drive in the meantime. Id just go through the list of freeware programs on downloads.com Ive had success with a fair few of them, most recently this one. TestDisk & PhotoRec - Free software downloads and reviews - CNET...

Get a load of this little gem for your phones. Diamond TV | Watch live TV on your Pocket PC I have just installed it on WM6.1 and it works a treat!

Ok, its a pc made for Dixons.... thats why Philips assembled it. Probably to sell the LCD monitors. There is little info on the board but from whay I can tell its an msi board with integrated tv card. Do you use it as a media centre or as a normal pc? The TV card and IR makes it a bit more...

If you need a new motherboard you can get one for £30ish plus... depends on the specs of your pc now and also whether you need to upgrade. http://www.ebuyer.com/search?sort=pricelow&store=2&cat=14&limit=10&page=1 http://www.ebuyer.com/search?sort=pricelow&store=2&cat=222&limit=10&page=1 I...

There are loads.... none I can remember the name of. 4od and iplayer seems to do the job for me. iplayer needs more stuff on though.

I dont understand why you have come and joined this site just to tell us overclockers.co.uk are crap because they wouldn't give you a refund on the postage for a memory stick. Whats that? £2.00 for recorded? Noone would refund the postage.... why would they? The postage obviously worked... money...

It seems that way. Maybe thats why XP was a supposidly reworked OS. Its just 2000 with a slideshow built in to me. Maybe a bit more driver support but its the number users which determine the extent of support when it comes to dekstop PCs. Ill wait until someone I know with more money than me...

SMART doesn't have an effect. It tells you if your drive is knackered. Use this program PassMark DiskCheckup - SMART hard drive monitoring utility and this table S.M.A.R.T. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/catalog/product.aspx?catid=5&subid=22&bin=0&device=300&os=2&size=10&productid=006cdc5e-3094-4b4e-a3d2-2b5241ec4ec5 I wasnt sure if this was a piss take or not.... is it?

I reckon dropship providers make more money from selling those sites than the products! Like the ebook people.... "buy my ebook, it tells you how to make millions!" Not saying its a bad thing though. It takes a lot of time to do your own site. I had problems adding my 2500 products. It was a...

Dropshipping is great if you get something that will sell and gives you enough return. You should get stuff for 50% when dropshipping. Good dropshippers provide catalogues without shop branding, PO BOX return address so you can whack your shop name on top of the address, invoices/receipts with...

Id would turn smart monitoring on in BIOS and download one of the programs which will give you a SMART monitoring report. From this you will get a detailed look at the state of the drive.

Most people here would agree with what said above. I like the Xfce desktop environment so use xubuntu.

ahhh, we could have at least got a sample of the photocopy!

I know the differences between the Desktop Environments, but im curious as to why Xfce isnt as popular as Gnome and KDE. IMO, Gnome and KDE bloated with stuff I will never use. Like Vista or a Dell PC, Acer laptop etc. Maybe you guys just use the stuff I dont? I use Xubuntu.

Theres no point in updating your BIOS unless the one you are using now is restricting you in some way. If you really do want to update then follow the instructions from your motherboard manufacturer. I wouldnt use generic instructions. If the update goes wrong your board is turned to junk.

wow, this has been out for years! (edit: since may 22nd 2002!) Now its a bit of an old thing I was thinking of trying it out. No doubt theres a deal to be had on ebay.

I built my kernel from this. It seemed really simple. 8.3. Linux-2.6.22.5 I would start reading from here..... "If desired, skip kernel configuration by copying the kernel config file, .config, from the host system (assuming it is available) to the unpacked linux-2.6.22.5 directory."

Try the Linux from Scratch ebook. I managed it as my first linux install. I dont think they have sorted a package manager out yet. Paco does a sloppy attempt at installing .rpm You compile the whole lot. The second ebook (Beyond Linux from Scratch) discusses X.org and stuff. Im off to have...