Posts by briskbison41

@driftingpilot/">@@driftingpilot - You’re probably going to notice your PC running a bit snappier too, once you stop using Firefox.
For me, certain pages—like those forum links here—pop up the exact second I click them.

btw, there are actually themes available for that browser 😉

Daredevil, X2, and Spider-Man 3.

I thought the previous installments were decent enough in a sort of quirky, comedic way, and since this one's been done with 3D tech, it might actually be worth checking out.

I'm on the same page here.

Drop a list of the software you’ve already messed around with, just so people don't waste their time sending you the same links over and over again. 😉

Have you given this one a shot yet? http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/M..._Download.html

My checksum and Nero say otherwise😉

It’s probably an issue with the burner itself. I know for a fact that whenever I’m burning with Traxdat, everything runs smoothly, and I use them pretty frequently.

ae, I can't say I agree with you on that one.
By the way, what kind of media were you using that gave you trouble with multi-session?
For me, I burn every single DVD this way—stuffing them with DivX files, music, software, you name it—and I'm constantly picking up new discs.

http://www.dafont.com/top.php

It’s not like anyone’s going to have a heart attack if they have to wait about a minute or two for the server to clear up its act.🤣

Google Chrome is a free program, but there's this version called Google Chrome that acts as a lightweight, modified clone based on the Chromium source code. They've stripped out all those annoying parts that report your browsing habits back to Google. In plain English, they removed your unique user ID, so Google isn't getting logs of the sites you visit or your keystrokes. They also disabled error reporting and crash logs, and it won't automatically run any background updates. Visually, it looks identical, but honestly, it feels faster than standard Google Chrome.

Google Chrome website

If you're interested, you can grab it right here:
http://www.srware.net/downloads/srware_iron.exe



Unlike Firefox, this version is significantly faster, more stable, and doesn't hog as much RAM.
Here’s a quick comparison from my Windows Task Manager:



(Both browsers in the screenshot above—Firefox and Google Chrome—only have two tabs open)

Just like Firefox, you can use themes, and you can easily import your bookmarks from Firefox over to this browser.

You can find themes here:
https://tools.google.com/chrome/intl...mes/index.html

Also, here is the link for the adblock.ini file. You just download it and drop it directly into the program folder to block ads.
http://fanboy.co.nz/adblock/iron/adblock.ini

And this one too:
http://www.fanboy.co.nz/adblock/iron/

Anyway... I'm curious to hear what you guys think about using this browser. What's your experience been? I know there's been plenty of criticism directed at Google Chrome lately. 😁

@strijelcic@

Canada..............April 30, 2010
USA...................April 30, 2010
Argentina............May 6, 2010
May 2010 Russia........May 6, 2010
May 2010 Czech........May 20, 2010
May 2010 Bulgaria.....May 21, 2010

Jose Thomas6 said:Honestly, both that movie and Jason X are some of the dumbest films I've ever seen.👎

I think we're looking at Jason x. Quote.

gentlebadger88 said:Look, if I were calling the shots, I'd make sure they stayed dead once and for all. If they ever ended up on the floor, I’d just chop them into tiny little pieces, ship every single limb to opposite ends of the United States, and bury them deep in the ground. Then you can try getting back up if you're feeling ambitious... let's see if there's a sequel after that. 😂🤣

I honestly think they’ll come up with something here too, since they aren't exactly strangers to playing butcher. 😁

If you're burning a Data DVD using the DVD9 standard, I'm pretty sure you can pull this off.
Multi-session burning basically just means you're topping off the same CD or DVD multiple times—essentially adding more data until you hit the capacity limit.
For example, if you burn a single 700 MB DiVX file onto a DVD, you'll still have about 3.67 GB of space left over. If you've got multi-session enabled, you can just keep dumping files onto that same disc whenever you need to.
Obviously, this only works until the disc is completely full, and it only applies to discs that were originally burned using this specific method.
You can set this up when you open Nero 7 or something more recent. You just toss all the files you want onto the disc, and right before you hit that "Burn" button, there are two checkboxes above it. One of them usually says something like "allow data to be added later."

Taylor Morales31 said:Give us some 505 already, 503 is getting old... 😬

In that case, we could always go with 402 (Payment required). 😁

Carol Thomas said:So, what we have here is a request for specific 20-inch BMX rims—not those standard, run-of-the-mill spoked wheels you find at any local department store, mind you, but something much more particular, much like the ones captured in this image. If anyone happens to possess the knowledge of where such specialized components might be acquired, I would most certainly appreciate it if you could share that information...

http://www.ukbikestore.co.uk/product...;Warehouse.jpg

http://images.nitrosell.com/product_...EEL%20REAR.jpg

I'm not entirely sure, but I think I spotted something similar at a shop in downtown Chicago.
Where are you located?

To whole Freddy vs Jason thing feels more like a comedy than an actual horror movie to me. ^^
I guess it’s because of those ridiculous scenes where they’re just trying to tear each other apart, but honestly, how do you even kill something that’s basically immortal?

silentpanther15 said:RST forks are absolute garbage, but you're lucky that the hydraulics aren't quite as bad.
Basically, nothing's going to break.

A Formula or XT setup with a 160mm rotor is going to outperform a 486 (which I think is about Alivio level gear) running an 180mm rotor by a mile.
Bottom line, don't sweat it.
In fact, I'd actually suggest making that upgrade.

I'm mostly on board with the bold take, though those forks are decent enough if you're just doing cross-country riding.
A buddy of mine has a Wheeler (pretty sure it's a PRO 39 from 2007) with some RST fork on it—can't remember the specific model—and it holds up fine, except for those times it feels like there's way too much oil in the stanchions.

As for the larger rotors, I was thinking about stepping up to something like 180-185mm since I'm sitting at 160mm right now, but finding compatible adapters for my brakes (Giant MPH) is proving to be a massive pain.

By the way, does anyone here have any leads, or know roughly what I should expect to pay for some affordable Deore 525 brakes?
I've always liked those, but nobody in my neighborhood who rides actually sells them.

Sophia Williams10 said:So, whose fault are the 502 and 504 errors?

502 (Bad Gateway)
504 (Gateway Timeout)

@Jacob Fisher6/">@@Jacob Fisher6 - Regarding those larger rotors, you're going to need the right adapters, just like analogseal72 mentioned. Your best bet is to head down to a local bike shop and ask; the adapters themselves shouldn't break the bank.

As for the brake fluid, you really ought to swap it out about once a year (your mechanic will give you the rundown on that too).
I personally run DOT 4, though I haven't touched mine in two and a half years. Everything seems fine for the most part, except for that one time I lost pressure in my front brake.
I’d estimate the bleeding process takes about 70-$33.