Eldmannen
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MRU is short for Most Recently Used.
If you check that box it will clean that list of last used files in all software that CCleaner supports cleaning of.
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I have not tried it yet because the new version isnt avaible yet in slim build.
I think that it is bad that this in 1.28 he choose to keep on using Yahoo! toolbar even though he knew hes users disliked it and it got him put spyware warning on some software websites.
I also have my suspiciouns on why the slim build isnt released at the same time as the basic build...
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http://mosnews.com/news/2006/03/23/beatpirate.shtml
Russian Software Developer Beats Pirate in Boxing Ring
Now what have we learnt today kids?
1. Dont mess with russians.
2. Dont sell other peoples work.
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Go get your refund!
Norton sucks, it is a resource hog.
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Good that you released a new version.
Too bad it still is bundled with Yahoo! junk toolbar.
I await the slim version...
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I think that all Antivirus software sucks. I dont think there exist any good one.
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When you name a folder, give the full path to the folder.
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Yeah, I think that it is good idea too, to release it in a .zip file.
And port it to C++.
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I think both of the pictures are bad. I would prefer a more simplistic one.
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There is a good rule that applies for many thing "When in doubt, dont. Be cautious and always take the safe before the unsafe."
Hibernation mode is useful as it shuts down the computer so it dont use any power, while still allowing you to boot and be back in business relatively fast. But always using hibernation is maybe not so good, because its good for the system todo a real boot, especially if you have installed/uninstalled something.
If you are leaving the PC for a brief period, you should leave it on. But if you are leaving the house and wont be back in couple hours or are going to sleep, then you should power off (or use hibernation) the computer as it will make your hardware last longer, reduce your power bill, and be more environmental friendly.
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Format C: ?
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I think that the 7800 GT is a very good graphics card and I think you dont need run two 7800 GT in SLI or run 7900 GT.
Buy cheeseburgers instead.
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This is actually not a officially released Alpha version of Firefox.
It is rebranded developement build with or something like that.
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5 mb isnt all that much. Would not surprise me if AIM used up more.
AIM is from AOL, and AOL is evil.
Miranda IM handles the AOL protocol too.
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Well, if you have a Volkswagen but you have a problem with it transmission, you should get a Ferrari.
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Apple hardware, since the transition from G5 to x86, isnt it just ordinary PC hardware?
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thanks Edlemannen and AndyManchesta for answering my question. here is another question. is it possible to view source code of unopend email thats in my inbox?
Some email client and email services have an option to view the mail as plain/text, that way no code or anything gets parsed.
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PowerPoint, most lol.
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I think that it is very good that Google just dont bend over, and take it upp the ass.
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Ive been reading about this story over the last 3-4 days and i keep thinking the same thing, why on earth would you want to?
Yeah, I was wondering that too. But I guess it is good if you wish to be able to play some games, etc.
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It is leftovers, because the crappy software couldnt even manage todo an half-decent uninstaller. You should mail them and cuss at them wildly.
Also, a good idea is to avoid "trial versions", imho they are nothing more than a huge disappointment and annoyance.
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You heard about OpenOffice?
It is a free, open source office suite that supports the OpenDocument format among many other formats.
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Problem uninstalling a Norton product.
Gee, where have I heard that?
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hmm..exactly what are you looking for when you view the page source?
Links (<a href="...">) tags and <form action="..."> tags are good to look at.
You can look if where they point to, and if it is valid place. It should also have a valid SSL certificate.
Noises from the tower
in Hardware
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It could actually also be the monitor.
Strangely enough, on my old monitor when I used 85 hz refresh rate it made an noise.