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Be sure to say hi to your friends in kindergarten, I'll be f**king my girlfriend while you're busy having your afternoon nap.

Me 2.

I assume you mean Mac rather than iMac! ;) The thing is, the DTP/music thing is a historical thing and not relevent today, sure people still use macs for DTP & music, but then other people use (ibm compatible) PC's for the same tasks. It's an old myth that gets bought up when...

Erm, yes is the answer. That'll be Microsoft Office Mac. :S You also have to bear in mind that Microsoft Excel was originally a Mac application before it was a Windows application.

In that case, every single PC problem post I'm going to whinge on about how crap pc's are and not mention anything relating to the OP. You joining me loony?

Your PC owning bretherand will be sharpening their pitch forks for you now! I'd start running! ;)

PC's are sh*t though lol we only ever have trouble from them at work!

Overpriced to who? PC owners who upgrade this and that every 2 months end up spending more than they would on a mac anyway! :rolleyes: My 733 G4 PowerMac is going strong 4 years after it's purchase, every release of OS X has further increased the life of the machine by providing a...

From the pc side it's usually "macs are one button overpriced w**k" or some such nonsense, from a pc owner who's never been near a mac, yet alone used one.

Yes. Unless it uses some javascript jiggery pokery.

Ok....dug a little more. It sends a challenge string back to the connection client, they concatenate their password onto it and generate an md5 hash which gets sent back to the server. The server already knows the password & obviously the challenge string so has computed the hash, if the...

Ahh...yes...of course, there is that! :o

As far as I can remember, MSN messenger is a text (possibly xml) based protocol, so in theory (probably) yes (unless they've fixed this in later versions of the protocol). But it'd mainly depend on whether his access point acts like a switch or a hub.

nerds rule! this one time at programming camp.....

I use gcc for embedded stuff. Visual Studio is where it's at for Windows though. Not tried kDevelop on linux for a while though (couple of years probably), I normally resort to vi when doing stuff on linux!

And that's where it should stay! God I remember using Turbo C, Turbo Pascal and Turbo Prolog!

And Turbo C? Is it still 1991?! :eek: What is your first program going to be then?

that wasn't the main problem, you had "int main(int argc, char *argc)" deffo wouldn't compile with that!

wrong! :p Should be.... #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc,char *argv[]) { printf("hello kimmy you sexy b*tch\r\n"); return (0); }

First question, what exactly do you mean by "edit the size". Second question why?

I've heard that they can be pretty noisy.

apparently not.... http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=141

Yeah, but sure beats sitting there feeding in hundreds and hundreds of CD's!

Clearly weekend at bernies 1, 2 wasn't nearly as funny! ;)

"There is one more PS5, it must be destroyed also"

>160Kbps mp3. 128 Kbps aac sound more than fine to my ears. Luckily we have a 3 disc autoloader cd copier at work, I reverse-engineered the protocol on it and wrote a program to auto-load a stack of cd's and rip them in iTunes :) No user intervention required! :)

I got my 8gb nano last thursday, sound quality is much better than my 4G iPod. As for ripping, rip to 128Kbps aac, it's far better than mp3. Don't transcode your files because they'll end up sounding nasty.

I thought Apple had just stopped the education discount on the iPod? Edit: Or maybe this is just the US student discount? Different?

tuesday about 7pm UK time.

bored disco?! me too. ;) int main(void) { int tuples[6]; int i, j,k,generating=TRUE; for (i=0;i<6;i++) tuples[i] = 100; while(generating) { for (j=0,k=0;j<6;j++) k += tuples[j]; if ( (k==4095) || ((k % 65)==0)) {...