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    Teen Drops Out for Guitar Hero Pro Career

    Going from public school to being home school isn't exactly "dropping out"...
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    ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 Drawing

    gimme!
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    Microsoft Says IE More Secure Than Firefox

    You're right, but MS also makes it so easy :p?
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    Newegg / [H]ardOCP AMD Athlon X2 5000+ Black Edition Drawing

    1. Dust off the watercooling parts and go for broke 2. Phenom
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    Overclocking The Phenom X4 Cores Independently?

    The xp1700+ tbred Bs are my all time favorite chip. 1.46 @ 2.52ghz (air) 2.6 (water) for $56? Only the E21xx chips come close at bang for buck.
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    13 Reasons to Try Linux

    Hah, I know what you mean. I first tried linux maybe 7-8 years ago and dabbled every now and then and that is how it felt like. I don't think it's that much like this anymore, except for a few of the more advanced distros. Places like the gentoo forums are definitely like that. But the forums...
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    13 Reasons to Try Linux

    Well, If you were specifically asking how to do something, I'd explain in a different manner of course. If you wanted clarification, just ask. I'd have no problems explaining it. But jotting down basic things step for step is a waste of time (we don't want that now do we?) unless someone asks...
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    13 Reasons to Try Linux

    Just wondering, what did you guys have to do that required so much terminal use in Ubuntu? Hardware related? Most of the time everything is available in the repository via synaptic (search, click, install?) or I can usually find a .deb which takes less clicks than an .exe. As for the...
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    Gmail Turning it Up

    What about an app like this: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial125.html#using Don't use it myself (or windows) but I'm pretty sure I've seen a few of them.
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    Radiohead and Open Pricing

    I believe there's a online music store that works exactly like that. I forget the name/url though. Maybe someone here knows what I'm talking about.
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    No Demand for Linux in the UK?

    http://linux.slashdot.org/linux/07/07/10/2354207.shtml Souleron, you sound a bit misinformed. Which is probably another reason why someone buying a dell wouldn't buy it with ubuntu :p
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    WTB: Geforce 6600 or better

    Hrm, might consider it. I guess if no one can offer me a cheaper 6600 or a 6800 by the 31st I'll go with it. Thanks for the link.
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    WTB: Geforce 6600 or better

    Must be Nvidia, PCI-E, preferably quiet, and perform around a 6600 or better. Not looking to spend over $50. It'll be going into a linux box that'll only touch a few select games once in a while. Drop me some offers, deal links, etc...
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    Abit IB9 windows installation problem

    Ah sorry guys, turned out it was just a bad slipstreamed cd :p. I made it a while ago and forgot I never used/tested it. But this board is odd because if you only have IDE drives you do have to use the bridge or else the optical isn't detected on bootup. Then during installation you have to F6...
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    Abit IB9 windows installation problem

    I'm attempting to install winxp on an IB9 on an IDE HD with an IDE optical. The IB9 doesn't support IDE off the bat so you have to use an including SATA-IDE bridge to use an IDE optical combined with a floppy with the IDE driver on it (created with the including abit CD) to load during the...
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