an anonymous user said:Hey everyone, I have a DVD image that’s about 6.5GB. Is there any way I could burn that onto a standard 4.7GB disc if it's even possible? Thanks!
I was actually just looking through the tutorial over here.
slycrane94 said:Miranda works with pretty much everything out there. Not to mention it’s packed with a massive amount of great plugins.
I’d definitely suggest giving it a shot. Honestly, we should be sticking to the AOL Instant Messenger network instead of settling for something as basic as MSN.
So, if you were me, which specific plugins would you actually recommend installing?
For the past two years, I’ve always made sure to disable MSN right after installing it. However, since I started playing Age of Empires II online about a month ago, I’ve actually had to leave it running so I can connect with my group through the messenger, which isn't something I'm particularly thrilled about.
😁 I’m looking for something that can handle both, or maybe even more than that. I think I read somewhere that there’s a single program out there that supports MSN, AOL Instant Messenger, and Yahoo all at once... but I just can't seem to track it down anywhere.
I'm just sitting here downloading the Rammstein-Reise, reis 6 track promo—it includes Mein Teil, Amerika, Keine Lust, Amour, Dalai Lama, Morgenstern, and Reise Reise!
I have a bit of a hunch that sharing a closet might be where some of these issues are stemming from. I’m pretty sure the real reason the crew keeps showing up is just because of the physical chemistry they have.
I’ve always felt that madness, unlike a state of mere intoxication, actually possesses a much more seamless continuity; it seems to be a far more stable phenomenon and doesn't really require any constant maintenance to stay present.
So, I ended up being selected by Spain, but honestly, that didn't exactly rewire my brain regarding faith and God. I suppose everything like that is deeply personal, just like pretty much everything else in life. I do believe in God and I pray, but I haven't turned into some kind of fanatic because of it. I think if you don't have any sort of purpose in life, you might find it easiest to just stay in a rehab commune, which is what a lot of people end up doing. It seems like they’re terrified of leaving that bubble because they simply have no idea what comes next. And then, inevitably, most of them spiral right back into drug use. The real issue in our country is that we just don't have any real programs in place for people transitioning out of recovery. Once someone finally makes it out, everything feels completely alien to them; the city has changed, and suddenly they're hit with this overwhelming sense of freedom they never had in the facility—the TV, the endless advertisements, dating, all of it hits them like an avalanche. Those who are a bit more vulnerable (and let's be honest, most people are) tend to relapse. And once they fall again, it becomes so much harder to make the choice to go back into treatment because the shame and embarrassment just kick in. Sometimes, staying on the streets actually feels easier than reaching out for help all over again. Ultimately, I guess the core problem is finding a sense of meaning in life, because until someone finds that, they'll just keep wandering and struggling, even if they haven't started using drugs again.