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At work we require XP on our machines because the call handling applications don't work with Vista (tried & tested). Instead of relying on Dell to have roll-backs to XP our computers are shipped in third-party where they send us the mach...
Matching post #70,010 · by takaharu_ · Mar 5, 2009 7:44 AM
In order I'd recommend: Virgin Media because of their bandwidth capabilties and up-time. If that's not possible then as a last-ditch I'd say Sky Broadband or BT as they have a good reliability (ie: up-time) and come with a "free" wireles...
Matching post #69,720 · by takaharu_ · Feb 15, 2009 4:48 PM
Can I have a 1TB storage allowance for this thread?
Matching post #69,581 · by takaharu_ · Feb 11, 2009 9:34 PM
If it's modifying a system file (eg: a %systemroot%\system32 file) then you'll need to restart your computer. Also, because the built-in feature for updating the registry (which has to be manually run) doesn't immediately update everythi...
Matching post #69,335 · by takaharu_ · Jan 30, 2009 6:46 PM
Our website-blocking firewall isn't even implemented yet! 12 years without Internet restrictions and counting... For "research purposes" no websites will be blocked for admin staff but anyone not in admin will either have standard bloc...
Matching post #69,247 · by takaharu_ · Jan 27, 2009 11:53 PM
So, come on, tell us what you got I got: GTA 4 collector's edition for PS3 Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe (PS3) Sonic Unleashed (PS3) Lego Batman (PS3) Valkyria Chronicles (PS3) Zeta Gundam complete series Vandread complete series G Shoc...
Matching post #68,619 · by takaharu_ · Dec 26, 2008 11:24 AM
The alias dir { return $qt($+($nofile($mircexe),$1)) } code doesn't return the AppData folder; it returns c:\program files for those that didn't know. $mircdir is where the scripts are stored
Matching post #67,732 · by takaharu_ · Nov 2, 2008 1:01 PM
Bye
Matching post #66,762 · by takaharu_ · Sep 17, 2008 6:28 AM
The two are the same codes so we can't check the second one. if ($devent == edit) { if ($did = 96) { if ($left($did(96).text,96) != $null) did -e $dname 97 else did -b $dname 97 The $left part is not right, whic...
Matching post #65,475 · by takaharu_ · Aug 17, 2008 10:47 AM
Yup, it'd be amusing. Might script, might not but I had more motivation to use mIRC on MSNChat. Pretty darn unlikely to come back but even still, I probably would.
Matching post #65,211 · by takaharu_ · Aug 11, 2008 2:46 PM
Looks good to me. My only thought, though, would be to reduce the line spacing; when people are viewing several channels at once, one or two may be fast-moving, which is hard to follow with line spacing included, especially for screen re...
Matching post #63,782 · by takaharu_ · Jun 25, 2008 11:05 PM
Who're you again? Just kidding, nice to see some oldies returning to the community that is Techgear
Matching post #63,771 · by takaharu_ · Jun 25, 2008 4:54 PM
XP isn't going to be supported in a few years. Vista will be superseded next year (or, judging by Vista's release delays, 2011-12). Vista's never crashed on me and does rather well for itself. I use Vista Ultimate x64 so if there are g...
Matching post #64,087 · by takaharu_ · Jul 8, 2008 12:36 PM
I tried out the code I posted just to make sure: //echo -a 4Testing for www.TG007.net URLs. It worked fine; all of the text was red apart from the URL, which was blue and underlined.
Matching post #46,250 · by takaharu_ · Nov 1, 2006 11:02 PM
Now now, err0r, browsers tend to have several millisecond differences between them. That's a whopping second every 700-1000 pages! Just imagine, by having the right browser you could save 5 minutes of waiting for pages to load every 10 y...
Matching post #63,730 · by takaharu_ · Jun 23, 2008 11:01 PM
I've been on a few sites that were specifically designed for IE and Opera hasn't been completely compatible, though I'm not going to go into compatibilities. The reason why I use Opera over IE and Firefox is because of some of its buil...
Matching post #63,538 · by takaharu_ · Jun 16, 2008 12:22 AM
The hint's in the title; DisplayPort, which is incorporated by FireGL V7700, an Industry-first workstation graphics card, supports HD resolutions as well as up-coming (home) technologies such as touch screens and USB links. The Display...
Matching post #63,331 · by takaharu_ · Jun 8, 2008 11:24 PM
You need 3 liscences to do that. Just purchase a 3-user liscence, which will be either stated on the box or you can buy it online. If you already have Panda paid for and in use there's no point in buying Norton or McAfee.
Matching post #63,221 · by takaharu_ · Jun 4, 2008 7:38 AM
I still reckon that black one's a Predator; it doesn't look human to me.
Matching post #63,153 · by takaharu_ · Jun 2, 2008 7:20 AM
The Apple iPhone is incompatible with iTunes so yeah, pretty much no relation there, X
Matching post #63,038 · by takaharu_ · May 27, 2008 7:15 PM
It's still debateable. SP3 integrated is worth it for the speed (less updates, less load time) but I would say that it's entirely up to you whether you install it before it becomes a required upgrade (much like SP2). It adds a bit of sec...
Matching post #62,995 · by takaharu_ · May 25, 2008 5:34 PM
If that's a sim card in the bottom picture I'd be frightened of snapping it into bits. That thing really doesn't appeal to me; it's not like a phone at all.
Matching post #62,922 · by takaharu_ · May 23, 2008 2:15 PM
Further to TGK's post, I thought I'd point out that mobile broadband is significantly less value-for-money than home broadband, as you'd probably expect. You can look here to compare UK mobile broadband deals. Vodafone, for the record,...
Matching post #62,842 · by takaharu_ · May 20, 2008 10:30 AM
Many thanks to all This is the one forum over the many years that's actually kept my interest so I like to take my part in keeping it active. Keep up the good work, guys (applies to all members)
Matching post #62,795 · by takaharu_ · May 18, 2008 12:49 PM
Sunnyvale (CA) - AMD has updated its server processor roadmap with single-die 6-core and dual-die 12-core Opteron processors. The new processors will be manufactured in a 45 nm process that will be introduced with the Shanghai quad-core...
Matching post #62,396 · by takaharu_ · May 8, 2008 12:43 AM
