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ahem..
http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsXP/64bit/default.asp
There is a 64bit version of windows xp. Just a simple search on google...
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512mb should be enough for average computer users... it might actually be a little overkill. I have 256mb and my computer runs fine, however my laptop with 128mb, runs slow all the time (both running windows XP). I'm hopping to upgrade my laptop to 512mb of ram. RAM prices are really cheap, and it's only going to cost around $80 for the upgrade.
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Have any of you guys checked out the Fedora project? It's really nice, I'm going to install it on my PC as soon as my CD Burner gets here.
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6.4 megabits per second
Communications 6.4 megabits per second
Storage 784.7 kilobytes per second
1MB file download 1.3 seconds
Subjective rating Awesome
This was at my class.. I guess I can try it from home later
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Don't macintosh cpu's read everything backwards? I heard that somehwere, not sure if it's true.
OSX is based on an linux distro called Darwin. This distro is based of the Mach 3.0 microkernel and 4.4BSD.
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Is it any different from Visual Basic 4, to Visual Basic 6? I think it's the same until Visual Basic .NET.. then they mess it all up, now it's confusing.. lol
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duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude thanks!! I began to lose faith that anyone knows anything about this
) thanks' date=' I'll check it out now~moo[/quote']
No problem, I wrote it in a hurry and I made some HTML mistakes in there.. but I think you'd be able to fix those no problem...
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Here's an example I made on how to do this.
Edit: This new file is Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional, sorry about the HTML mistakes.
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I learned C++ in my programming class in HS.
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Burt Rutan's company Scaled Composites has already become the first non-governmental body to be granted a launch licence when the US Federal Aviation Administration gave it one on 1 April.
I don't really understand that... They have to get a licence to go.. So pretty much the US does own space, or the access to space?
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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, I don't know a whole lot on this subject, but..
Omega, the ratio of the observed density of the universe to the criticle density of the universe (the density required to stop the expansion), is the deciding factor in the fate of the universe. If omega is less than 1, the universe will keep expanding. If it's greater than 1, the universe will slow down, and start to contract, the "ending" would be the "Big Crunch." If omega is equal to one, the universe will stop expanding, but will not start to contract.
The reason I have "ending" in quotes is because some believe that after the "Big Crunch" another "Big Bang" will occur, and the cycle will be started all over again.
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cool, I'll look into that book, it sounds interesting. I'm pretty good at math, but I think I could be a lot better if I'd be able to take the math classes that I want to. I'm currently in Algebra 2, which I should have taken last year... I should be taking Pre-Calculus this year
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Radical Edward said in post #2 :
"f*ck science, lets just blow all our space budget on something that might or might not win an election"
I'm going to have to agree with you on that one. That sucks that it's comming down, though...
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Basic HTML Pop-Up
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Sayonara³: That will display one alert box, for an infinite loop of them you'd use this code.
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- function myAlert() { var i = 1; while(i > 0) { alert("Your properly escaped message here"); } } // --> </script>then to do it when the page loads, make your body tag look like this:
I haven't tested this code, but I can't see why it won't work.