PlenoJure

Much better! One suggestion though, you may want to add some space between the forum listings & the forum headers, just a thought though. BTW: Thanks for the link :)

Thanks Volte, seems good so far, and looks a lot better I think.

Great! Can't wait :)

As VF said, it was probably just a group of agressive spiders, if that had been people we'd have picked up a few members at least..

IIRC there was a press anouncement by Microsoft detailing a few of the plans about 3 months ago, including a statement that they weren't going release 2 seprate 64-bit versions, if Intel wants their chips to be compatible with WinXP 64-bit then they'll have to use the AMD instruction set. It seems the once great bond between the two giants is largly gone now.

I just noticed this on the front page:Most users ever online was 127, 12-25-2003 at 04:05 AM.Either there were a lot of geeks with nothing to do Christmas morning or this site got hit pretty good by a pack of spiders..

Amazing how a cool new toy tends to make people forget things (of course, I do it everytime too). :p

That's actually quite funny, SCO seems to be getting more & more desprate, this is almost sinking to the level of a soap opera. I can't wait to see whats going to happen next.

Yep, not much more you can do, keep all your software current and don't turn your firewall/anti-virus off.. Just don't get me started on attachments, end user gulibility has to be the leading cause of virus (and related junk) infection..

This story seems to get more interesting with new press release, but this one seems pretty funny if nothing else. With Novell claiming to still own the Unix copyrights, this could have a huge impact on this case if there is actually anything behind the Novell claims. Read Full Story

Wow, that is a deal. In a couple months when I build my new computer I'm pretty sure I'm going with the Athlon64, better performance, backwards compatible and with a price like that how can you not go for it.

As for me personally, I won't even attach a computer to my network until it's running an up-to-date firewall & anti-virus package, with the newer worms that are coming out now a new system can be compromised in a matter of minutes. When CodeRed came out I was seeing up to 1,300 connection attempts per minute at the firewall, if a computer isn't protected the first one would have infected it. Always, *always* run a firewall.

If your previous successes are any hint of whats to come, this forum almost has to be a success. I can't wait to see what happens :)