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Nope. I wasn’t interested in it. I haven’t made anything in flash since 2005 and have made maybe 5 things in flash all total. You want to see the last couple I have made? Binary.Overload (header) | Infinite Paradox (splash)

See I could do more in flash if I liked it but I just do not like it at all. I don’t like having to use a program to string together my site, I want it all written in notepad or something that just makes the text pretty colors so I can see where my errors are. As I’m writing this post I am coding it in HTML on the fly because to me that is easier than clicking a button on the toolbar to insert a link or a picture. I suppose that is kind of sad really, but I don’t like flash so I will not pursue it.

A bootable install disk? burn an ISO file. If instead you mean a bootable XP Live CD then you can do so with Bart PE.

But if you don’t want to make your own and you feel a bit nefarious then you can just go to the Pirate Bay and find the perfect Live CD to suit your needs:

XP Live List (be sure to read comments b4 downloading anything from there)

You can’t really modify your modem as all it’s doing is sending the data you are requesting. If there is a way it doesn’t seem logical as it would have to somehow encode the data and then decode it again which would slow your shit down quite a bit.

There are various ways you can go into a SSH session and tunnel all your traffic through SSL so it looks like it all came from a https:// address, but what a pain in the ass. That works well for browsing restricted websites but not so good for file sharing.

If you are downloading files like torrents, i assume most modern programs have built-in protocol encryption. I use utorrent and you can enable or even force the encryption which makes it so your ISP can’t see it as being bittorrent traffic. They will however see you flooding the shit out of a port and might assume it to be bittorrent but it will not be able to be shaped. I know azureus has the same thing.

Otherwise you can browse the web through the TOR network which won’t show up as standard packets and you can set a lot of things to use port 80 so they look like standard web traffic. Between doing these things I have never heard a peep from my ISP’s.

That’s a thought. I wonder if I could make this thing grab random blog entries from google and insert them into the page based on your question. It would be interesting to see what the result would be, however I doubt they would give you the answer you really deserve.

I did consider creating a “robotic FAQ page” once. I even started programming in responses, but it’s hard to teach a script how to be a smartass…

They seek global domination through the zombication of the young via the slow, but effective process of MMORPG sales. You can corrupt many young minds with 1, but you can corrupt hundreds of thousands of minds through thousands of MMORPG’s.

From a marketing/domination standpoint it makes perfect sense:
-Make online game that never ends and turns people into zombies
-Sell game for a wad of cash.
-Continue to charge a fee every month to all your zombie members (to help fund war efforts)
-When money stops coming in, make another game to not lose your zombies. In fact, probably best to just make the game in advance so that they can get sick of it and just start paying for your new game right away.

Sadly, even the crappy ones make $$$ because there is always somebody who wants to be the guy who has spent hundreds of hours mastering it, for geeky bragging rights.

Yeah, it was pretty straight forward what happened.  It didn’t load your profile, however you still have the old one, I have seen it happen before.  What you need to do is just find the profile directory and overwrite the new profile with the old one. 

Start Menu > choose Run > type %appdata% (hit enter) > double click Mozilla > Firefox > Profiles > You should now see 2 directories.  One of them is older than the other one, both of them have weird names.  Simply go into the older folder and press CTRL + A (select all) > CTRL + C (copy) > go back to the other directory > CTRL + V

Make sure that the directory you are copying has your stuff in it.  You will notice that the bookmarks.html will be bigger in file size and there will be a bunch of stuff in the extensions sub folder for the older one. 

Firefox, hands down! Just because Opera can pass an acid test doesn’t make it a good browser. Firefox can do anything so long as you find the right add-on for it. Mine currently blocks virtually all ad banners and popups, posts blog entries to my many blogs, has a bitchin’ “stumble upon” tool bar that take me to random quality websites. It tells me how fast I am uploading and downloading through uTorrent. It has a fantastic web developer tool bar that I can turn on when I need it. It has winamp controls and well, it does everything but do my laundry.

Opera, well you can add a few things for it, but for the most part it is just a browser that is ok because it is standard compliant, and my webpage still works in it last I checked. However it’s not popular enough for people to develop cool shit for it. Stick with firefox unless you absolutely must be different than everybody else.

Oh, and since this is the same person who asked “LCD or Plasma” I will also point out that I JUST answered that a couple days ago in this post: Seeing as your my new source for information, I gotta ask - Whats better Plasma or LCD TV screens? And whats the deal with Laser/Lazer TV thats coming soon?

If you don’t find it in the post I linked to you can search their forum for more: Blackberryforums.com

Remember, Jesus Google Loves You”.

What is any like any other individual, you found your way to my site because you were searching for something that I just happened to have. Be it a response to a question you have always wanted to know, or you just wanted to know how to bypass windows vista activation and I happened to be the one Google recommended to tell you.

Or perhaps you are just here to play that old “Smash TV” game you used to enjoy as a kid.

Whatever it may be, a site is nothing more than the contents that are on it!