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If it wasn't for the war zone's rules I would post my real thoughts on Dwarfer. So world ends, and animals die too. Hmmm not sure what you're getting at there. You want us to help you with your PC problems, yet have no problem with all of us dying? Were you born evil, or did you just develop it?

True about the Wii. Although personally I've never liked the controller, or the gameplay. Just me, but I think it gets fairly repetitive, and because of the low power the range of games can be limited in comparison to the other 2. About the PS2 compatibility, it is a shame but lets be honest...

I would imagine most are impotent under wine, even if they did work they couldn't do anything to the system. After all, they execute with the privileges of the user, so no system harm can be done. Even so, it's unfair to class something like wine as a vulnerability of linux.

I'm not sure what my biggest fear is. I did dream a few times if being attacked by wolfs/zombies/whatever in my house. So I'd run around everywhere locking all the windows and doors, but always worried I'd forgot one. Then when they start coming in, I run out the house and try to find a friend's...

I used to die many, many times in my dreams. One time I died 3 times, wasn't really fun. that wasn't too bad though, the time I died badly was trying to escape death, on the run after losing everything I had including family. I mean, how the hell do you go about escaping death itself? It's just...

You can do ifdown eth0 and then ifup eth0.

I really liked Fable on Xbox. Was a really, really fun adventure game. Can't wait for Fable 2.

I don't see how using one proprietary system over another makes them superior. Open minded but closed source. *cough*hypocrisy

I've built a Gentoo system from stage 3, and it's not too bad actually. Building from source is handled by portage, ebuild scripts and makefiles. But it is slow though, (installing software) as is updating the system. Personally I find using debian's package management system much more...

Great news! Really please for you, good luck!

I was Live CDs when some how or another I've managed to screw up my system's partition table/mbr and need to restore it. Also, using Live CDs is a very effective way of breaking local security for decrypting Windows NT passwords and the like.