*whoosh*

It looks fine on Netflix, check it out.

http://www.pac-txt.com/ Enjoy.

Not everyone likes distilled liquors such as Vodka. I have no stomach for it and do not enjoy it in the slightest.

Beer on the other hand I enjoy greatly. I stick to mainly micro and craft brews. I don't drink my beer to get drunk, I drink it because I enjoy the many many different flavor profiles possible with different types of beers and ingredients used. You sound like the typical youth of today, the only way to drink is in excess and the only reason to drink is to get drunk. Grow up and mature a bit, the world doesn't need more irresponsible alcoholics.

XP works just fine with 4K sector drives as most if not all manufactures use an alinement tool to properly align the drives. I use it on drives before I clone them and it has been working great. Your point here is invalid.

I'm sorry but that is just user error, not VirtualBox. I run VirtualBox both at home and at work on many different models of hardware and I have never had those issues.

Just because you don't know how to make something work does not make it a bad product.

If your using single user licenses in your business, then thats the problem. Get a volume license like the rest of the business world did 11 years ago and you don't have to activate every single XP install.

If you are a home user, upgrade to 7, there is no reason not to at this point.

I'm assuming your blood sugar levels were extremely high for a period of time to cause that much damage to your feet?

Common sense never seems to be a factor in these "bright ideas" that some panel of people came up with. Wasting money is what they do best, fixing problems is the least of their concerns.

Same here, switched to Xubuntu and am back to a simple, usable and customizable desktop.

Its actually kinda funny, I started out a KDE fan. I ran KDE 3.6 till support/updates were finally done and despising all the glitz and glam of KDE 4.0, switched to Ubuntu and got used to Gnome 2 and loved it eventually. Now that Gnome 2 is done and Gnome 3 and Unity are too much about looks and not about simple functionality, I switched to Xubuntu and now love Xfce.

Funny how history keeps repeating itself.

Ive always drank my coffee black. Creamers and sugars totally change the flavor of coffee and its usually for the worse. If people don't like straight black coffee, they don't like coffee.

I have become a strong fan of Sierra Nevada in the last few months. One of the few things that I like about California.

That's what everyone said about 4.0 when it launched. People said 4.2 was far superior and far more stable than 4.0. I tried 4.2 and just could not get a usable desktop out of it. I switched to Gnome2 and have been using that for years happily. Now that Gnome has gone to hell, ive switched to Xfce and life is good again.

I want to like KDE again, I just cant get over the bells and whistles getting in my way and cluttering up my work spaces.

The last KDE environment that I liked(and still use on a couple of machines) was 3.5.10, I tried 4.2 awhile ago and hated a lot of it. I currently run Xfce and have no reason to switch as it works so well for me.

On Win7, the local Administrator account is disabled by default.