Eldmannen
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Try to reinstall iTunes then uninstall it, maybe the MSI uninstaller works then.
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Well, it started be like that everytime I started the computer, within 5 minutes it restarted itselfed. I think this was even if I didnt use it those 5 minutes.
Then after that, it worked fine all day without problem.
And it been like that for some time.
But lately, it didnt reboot after 5 minutes, and I runned many hours, but then later it restart, then 2 minutes later restart again then 2 minutes later again, was strange.
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No idea.
Not sure if Windows 2000 has a "System Restore" function, but if it does, try use that one...
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So the Chicken came first... hehe
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I agree!
CCleaner must respect cookies of Firefox too, not only Internet Explorer!
Btw, the cookie handling in Firefox rules, I put my Firefox so it blocks ALL cookies, except those that I have explictly allowed which is a handful.
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3Gb Pentium 4! OMG!
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<ms> Hello and good day, this is Chris at Microsoft Technical Support
> Hello Chris
<ms> What can I do for you?
> I need some help with my computer, it is running Windows XP with service pack two.
<ms> Alright, whats your license key?
> Oh s**t, my cat caught herself on fire, wait!
<hang up>
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Maybe it is just for companies, since it asks "Company/Organization Name".
If I write Free Software Foundation, they'll send a bomb!
They also ask phone number, I dont like that!
"*This offer is available in the U.S. only while supplies last. Limit one per customer. Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery."
Bastards, im not amerikkan, and I saw this after I signed up.
They couldnt put that with a larger text?
The supply, I bet it is like 15 usb drives. They just want personal information like street address and name where people live. I knew I shouldnt trust Microsoft!
Damn Crocodile!!
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Cool!
I havent tried paint.net, dont know what has been holding me back, maybe that I dont have .NET Framework because I am too lazy to get it and dont feel like I really need it.
But maybe I should give it a try, it is open-source. Under the MIT-license which is OSI-compliant.
Wonder if it works under Mono...
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Microsoft is giving something for free...
Wait, there is no crocodile that is gonna bit off my hand or something?
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You just want drive traffic to your website, lol.
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My opinion is that pretty much all antivirus software sucks, they commerical bloated resource hogging, memory draining, cpu eating toys with fancy skins.
And to be honest, I am running without any antivirus software on my computer.
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Most is not cracks and patches I believe. However, much of the data on P2P networks are material that may not be distributed due to Copyright law.
The law doesnt nescesary dictate what is right and wrong though, it mererly dictates what is allowed and what is not.
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Good that Symantec dont back down and dont detect it.
But on the other hand, afaik Symantec dont detect Magic Lantern (FBI keylogger).
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180Solutions is one of the biggest adware companies. They give money to people who make other people install adware.
So there is people who mass-infect tons of computers with adware then they get money from 180Solutions for doing so, it sucks.
**** marketing people, adware, and ad companies!
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If you do, please let us know. Who knows, hopefully it'll be made in Delphi!
Or better yet (imho), C or C++.
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Yeah, BitTorrent is P2P, and it used by many companies to conserve bandwidth and distribute files.
It is not uncommon for .ISO files of example Linux distributions to be avaible via BitTorrent.
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Andy, yeh but you're not supposed to use it as a real email account. You're supposed to use it when you signup for doubtful websites.
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i'm not using it since p2p serves only to share cracks and other *hits (i don't support piracy!)! But when i used it it was WinMX but now he is turned off.... LimeWire is next choice (aldo people use it most for music)... If you just wana share files and download it in small application use utorrent (mi torrent):
P2P networks are not only used for "piracy".
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Yeah, I wouldnt like to compile everything myself either.
I download most of my stuff from SourceForge.net;
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There are plenty of file-sharing programs. And some have some advantages and some disadvantages. Some might be more powerful or better in a way, but less user-friendly. While some that is very user-friendly might not be all that powerful.
Wikipedia might give you some insight in P2P and P2P technology if you're interested;
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer
Personally I rarerly ever use any filesharing software, but when I do, it is mostly DC++ which is a free, open source DC (Direct Connect) client coded in C++ for Windows.
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I no longer recommend it anymore. I still personally use the software though, perhaps because I am not aware of any good alternatives.
I hope I will find a free, open source alternative soon.
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I think that Firefox has many features, and if you miss any, you can always extend its functionality by downloading extensions.
* https://addons.mozilla.org/?application=firefox
There is endless amount of extensions and possibilities with Firefox.
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Firefox may load slower, but if you visit a website that features ladies without clothes then you definitly should use Firefox, else you never know what you get creeping into your computer.
Firefox cookie plea
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Yeah, I think cookie cleaning for Firefox works.