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Yeah, it's a great drive! 10GB transfers in about 10-15 minutes @ 5400RPM!

ROFLMFAO!!!!!!!!

So I was looking through my Future Shop Boxing Week flyer and noticed a few things of interest. One item that caught my attention was an external laptop drive, Comstar 80GB drive, on sale for $89.99 plus tax (Click here to see!). When I hear of names like Comstar or something else a little more uncommon, I feel a little hesitant at first. I took a chance and went out to buy it this afternoon. To my surprise, there was a Samsung MP0804H drive in the enclosure, which after several searches seemed to be a great drive. So if anyone else in Canada is looking to buy a portable drive for music, software, pr0n, or whatever, head on over to your nearest Future Shop and buy this baby. I feel like this is a steal, since the drive alone on other sites is around $100 CAD.

Will try this app later on! Sounds useful!

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Update on this... Just received my December marks, overall average of 91.2%!!!! This made my holiday!!

That's the funniest thing I've seen all day!

How about this? http://macs.about.com/od/ipod/qt/ipod_winamp.htm

I think what he wants is an automatic PM wishing him a happy birthday on behalf of MSFN.

Let's say you want to reveal the ending of a movie to members, you would use the spoiler tag in order to prevent certain people who do not want to know the ending from reading it.

Finish my university applications and get accepted somewhere!

Seen this before!

Or fiber optics! That's what my school's been doing since 1999!

Accessing Hotmail through Outlook 2003 or Outlook Express is only available for premium accounts, not free ones.

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Using the drop-down list:

http://8help.osu.edu/2063.html

They ripped that off from Beauty and the Geek...

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That is weird indeed. Windows XP should automatically assign a drive letter to whatever mass storage device, in your case a USB drive, it detects. Have you tried restarting the computer or placing the device in another USB port?

Actually, one other good way is to try and be clever, but ignorant at the same time. This one trick sinched it for me. When I was in HS I was working at the library as a class. It was a light day, as it was everyday, so I decided to look up some pranking on PCs. I've already learned the basics, so when I came across the net send command, I was excited at what I could do with it in a LAN enviroment. Well, being typical, I got on a PC and entered net send * THE LIBRARY MAN IS WATCHING YOU. I put that because out librarian had a program to spy on the PC's at the library, and remotely control them. I sent it out, and to my surprise, it went out to EVERY SINGLE PC in the network, with the exception of the main office's PC's because they where on a different network. The router stopped the flood, just not within that LAN. It was awesome, I fessed up, and the admin just laughed. It was there that the relationship opened up, he lessened my restrictions. I did this too!!! Except the message was, "tell me if you get this message!!" I got spoken to the day after! After that, they disabled net send... Ah, the good old days...

That's a good one!

Why not just make it cos^2(x)/sin^2(x)? And the limit is equal to 2/3, actually. Just used my TI-89 to solve it.

Hilarious!

Have you expanded it to: lim x-> 0 (x^-2)-((cos(x))^2)/((sin(x))^2) Just a thought. Seems simpler this way.