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"Lamest edit wars" PS If you think this was awesome look at Saddam Hussein article edits.

Scientific method can't prove, only disprove. R00fles!

If you mean Unfinished Business, it is included. But bugs are still horrid. And no response on Steam forms yet.

You can also hold Alt+Ctrl and use arrows to rotate from one side of cube to another instantly.

Did you know that Vista Home license forbids virtualization?

Then buy a HDDVD player, why wait? You'll have to upgrade later on.

I did say it? I never said a thing. You implied it. But it is a fact that new HD formats will replace DVD and not in a very very long time. Anyway, then by your logic you shouldn't have bought Vista, or you think DirectX10 will obsolete DX9 games overnight?

Why do you keep bringing up legality when it is perfectly legal?

Do you have a HDDVD version of LotR?

It is relevant to everyone.

Illegal? Oh yeah, they are very legal as they come from the source that can't get any more official. Ethical? Maybe no. But legal, yes definitely.

The deal is not about software piracy... You have no idea what you've bought, do you?

Because up to XP there was none? ... ummm

The music has got me hyped.

Because he has already bought Vista?

It takes some time to get used to the fact that there are multiple edit modes, but here lies the awesomeness of a built-in command line. Oh, and not to mention you can edit in split window mode in the terminal, execute shell command and pipe the output into the editor window, use macros, regular expressions, abbreviations, syntax highlighting for any imaginable language, sort a block of lines with a command, and use ctags with it. And it is the only editor I know where you can manipulate anything without ever touching the mouse. Of course you can use gvim, it supports all GUI stuff like mouse scrolling, etc.

Yes, yes, you need to upgrade now, because you get to support the growth of a DRM platform as a bonus.

I agree that XP Home is inferior product. I can't recall exact bits, but I can remember it was highly irritating. Hades is advocating Vista I see. I too would not want to be the only one spending $240 on nothing.

Aren't you posting from your shiny new PDA by chance?

"I installed a sound card (better quality) over top of it" Has he? I can't get it from the post. Anyway, I have 2 soundcards installed right now and I can switch between the two without rebooting.

You shouldn't need to unless you disabled it in the first place.

Vim ('vi improved') does use arrow keys. 'h', j', 'k', 'l' are for people who don't want lift their hands to reach them. Aside from it, what is so bad about vim? And what is so great about Ted for that matter?

Control Panel -> Sound -> Hardware and choose the default device.

lol, programmer's lifestyle.

Without additional software? No. With Cedega? Yes. But unlike Vista it doesn't cost $240