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I liked that one, hehe. "Dishonoring their future deaths.."

oh. hehe i have stopped gaming since anyways. got in lots of trouble at school, not grade-wise, but behavior, so I really can't use games for the rest of my life as long as I'm in my parents' household. So it's giving me all these years to learn linux and whatnot. But this is very useful for gamers.

I was thinking of that. I already have the referral link on my main page. But i don't want to move all my work just to put a firefox link and then forward them to my site. "Your browser stinks, please download a better one!"

On my site, http://spudguns.trap17.com , I must have done something wrong with coding. Actually, maybe just messy, but it works in every browser but IE. in IE the boxes on the side (the ones labeled Nagvigation, externel links, and stats) stick into content. I have been looking at it for 2 weeks and could not find what is wrong. I think this turns many of my visitors away, so i want to fix this. Any suggestions?

wow i have old graphic cards and whatnot, (9800 pro) and it gives me top results for every good game (Doom 3 and Half Life 2 and Farcry, etc)

people that don't believe those facts are just those who are ignorent, or just don't know much about the operating system they're using. Just like I am dumbfounded when it omes to Macs.

i believe most browser games get lame after a while. Unless you find hundreds of people that will beta test, then like it, then it doesn't matter if people quit because people will still sign up and paly as the old ones quit. Meaning: Don't bother unless you REALLY believe that you can get people to play it, and not quit.

i like Children of Bodom or else Anti-Flag

there are instructions online that are supposably tested to make your car run on oxygen or water (high compression, a highpowered steam engine) although i believe that is a bunch of crap.

I voted no, but i don't like the idea of our taxes going to rapists and killers.

firefox/mozilla will never crash, it's the extensions that cause problems.

I got to say that's a rediculous idea, that's HUGE! it's like a desktop-desktop (with detachable monitor). It's almost like me carrying my 17" sony LCD along with my keyboard and having the box duct taped onto the bottom of the keyboard...then lets take that around onto an airplane! YEAH!...no.

amd's are nice because for the same price, you get a less energy consuming and 64bit supporting processor. only down is the reliability and multitasking is not as good (intel has HyperThreading). But for gaming, it's proven that amd 64's are better than pentium 4's

filehosts don't allow hotlinking because they want people that download your stuff to have to go to their site and see the ads when they dl.

google wouldn't force you to put ads...it's their own ads.

look on the net for ebypass's, many work at schools (i use them, they dont even allow me to visit my stats site for my website).

Yeah i want to learn C++...no time to though

photoshop and the gimp are the best tools for me. paintshop pro is very simple and not very professional. just like a slightly bloated version of MS paint...meaning it's not very useful

it's unique but utterly stupid to me, just more work to do for a lazy browser.

Besides games and photoshop, open source is best! open source allows the community to develop something, which provides great incentives and therefore, progress in developing, fixing, and improving a program are much faster than if done by a corporate group.

I prefer linux over all the others because it's more reliable and hogs less resources making your computer run faster than other OS's, while still letting you change hardware to what you like, unlike mac's. The overall flexibility of Linux is better too, you can make it do whatever you want, and look the way it wants, and perferm the way you want. Not only that, but it doesn't hide things from you. Windows and OSX hide all system processes from you, even as administrator. In linux, you can find everything you want...and more. Don't forget that over 60-70% of the servers that make up the web run off of linux for reliability and useability, and security.