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As I understand it the Galileo "project" was originally proposed by Europe but is now supported by a wide variety if countries including China (who dropped their own system iirc).

A, It's "operated" by the USAF not the Army and B, It's "funded" internationally.

Erm nope..

Mofo you and technology go together as well as water and electricity mate ;)

Best ISP in the UK. Next question...

Got rid of my Sammy TV but I'd love a 22" Samsung monitor.. Isn't that the 226bw (well something like that?) It's meant to be amazing..

Samsung on the right?

Samsung - http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/details/index~modelcode~SAM-LE32R87BDX~dept~ctv~subdept~LCDTV~make~Samsung.htm Toshiba - http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/details/index~modelcode~TOS-32C3035DB~dept~ctv~subdept~LCDTV~make~Toshiba.htm

You have to remember that 1080P (1920*1080 pixels) is a hell of a lot of pixels overall and in anything less that a 37" screen you'll be very hard pushed to spot any significant difference over 720P. I'd go for a compromise and get the best 32" screen you can for your budget. There's nothing...

£500 is a VERY good budget for a "mere" 26" LCD these days.. http://www.avforums.com/forums/index.php

Sky's LLU service is provided using Easynet's network but don't forget Sky also offer a service over IPStream for those not covered by Easynet which is what the OP was refering to.

A few days if you download a lot. I could do it in less that 48 hours..

Lets be realistic they've all got limits.. Some are open and upfront about it and others aren't..

Nope. They provide cable and ADSL.

If only life was that simple.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PageRank - Be prepared to swear a lot and lose the will to live a few times.

Go for the cheapest.. They're all BT Wholesale products so price (and any caps) aside they're all the same.

It's literally swing right around. As you said AMD's were the cpu of choice for a few years, certainly for gamers anyway, but now the Intel C2D's (Dual and Quad) now lead the way for the time being atleast. Price wise they're a bit more but the E2140's and E2160's are around the £50/£60...

I'd spend whatever amount on an Intel C2D instead.. PS - Think of stepping codes as batch numbers (over simplistic analogy)..

Ok Joel.. Your local exchange is SLBY (Barnsley) and has quite a number of LLU providers availble (good number of lines so it's economically viable for them) LLU operator presence AOL: Enabled O2 / Be: Enabled as of 31/03/2007 C&W / Bulldog: Enabled as of 20/05/2005 CPW /...

Technically - The phoneline will be owned by BT but the data aspect of the SMPF (Shared Metallic Path Facility) will be tied into the LLU ISP's DSLAM at the echange rather than BT Wholesales. In layman's (your) terms it basically means the ISP has more control over the service they provide...

Joel if you have access to an LLU ISP then it's simply pointless considering everything else. Take Jay above (and no offense obviously) but he's paying £18 for a capped 8mbps or less service and I'm paying the same for a completely uncapped 24mbps service..

Join Be*, use their refer a friend scheme and we both get a free month ;)

Nope..

Any drivers specifically?

In a nutshell.. Mine was sitting on the back seat when I went to collect the car..

It's probably his tinfoil hat interfering ;)

1, Hiding the name of game doesn't fool anyone Mofo but it's Friday and to be honest I don't think you'll ever change 2, They are not "vty" files.. It's simply a bunch of files that happens to start with the letters "vty".. vty standing for "Vitality" the group responsible for cracking this...

System restore although unless you have a seriously freaky PC that'll do nothing to help your problem.

I'd bin it or give it away mate. Doubt it's worth much, if anything, at all.

I can't recommend a "brand" of alarm but I'd just make sure you get some decent to fit it preferably a recommendation if possible. I know mine cost £550 fitted (bell box, keypad, control unit, 5 sensors, 1 door sensor) but that was a family friend.