rowdytrucker27 said:Of all people, you should know that besides their anti-Microsoft campaigns, the FBI fought to promote freeware and legal software from day one!😁
You even hosted the ISO images for our freeware CDs!😁 😁 😁
Axmi, Axmi 😁
Hmm, I don't really recall that. It was mostly about the FBI, not some "long live the BSA" nonsense.😁
He hosted them. But did anyone actually bother to download them?
The movie is decent enough, too. It’s hard to tell what the actual stakes are.
### Spoiler ### What bothered me most was that the main villain turns out to be from Hacker, where he's portrayed as the good guy, so I never suspected him for a second. 😁 I kept thinking the whole thing would just turn out to be some simulation for the two of them, like some kind of testing scenario. 😉
Austin Chavez76 said:I'm not getting any notifications at all when someone replies to my threads or comments on mine. Everything looks fine in my settings—just like it always has been—but I'm not receiving anything, even though I can see the replies after the fact! Does anyone know how to fix this? Because from where I'm standing, my settings are perfect. I haven't received a single notification in two days!
The mail server is down. The tech team knows about it, but apparently, they need a big boss to show up with a katana to actually get things moving. Just hang in there; if you're feeling religious, maybe say a prayer for the server room.
Please skip the "genius" suggestions about cracking software or anything similar. It’s strictly against the rules here, and posts will be deleted without warning.
RealPlayer comes with a Nullsoft disc writer plugin in the free version, which is all you really need. Once you have a .wav file, any basic burning program can handle the rest.
Are you just trying to sell me on Nero, or do you actually have to praise it this much? People have more options than ever these days, which is great. There isn't just one "best" way to do things anymore; every choice comes with its own set of pros and cons.
Olivia Lopez41 said:Why bother with iTunes and all those plugins when she can just fix everything perfectly using Nero?
Good to know. You can never have too much information, right? Besides, iTunes uses one of the best MP3 decoders out there, so that’s hardly a drawback.
Beyond that, it’s just a lukewarm adventure and nothing more. I actually like Nicolas Cage, but this movie feels pretty flat. Is it just me, or is something missing?
The movie feels a bit dragged out. And honestly, they didn't need to go that hard on the Russian guy. At least he wasn't traveling to America chasing those tired cliches about freedom and liberty that usually clutter up movies like this.
Actually, the whole thing is just dull. I had to break it up into several laundry sessions just to get through it. Pretty pathetic overall.
Interesting flick. A bit hollow and messy toward the end, but otherwise relatively alright. The ending felt a little weird, though. What was that about?