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Aye. But you don't have to. Just follow the steps and in the end it asks you for email. That's all.

>> Just because you never read it, doesn't mean it didn't happen, ok? Ok.

That makes a bit more sense, won't you agree? And it's a far cry from the fairy tale story above. Don't mind me. I prefer fidelity to fantasy. And it's a good way to help stop the spreading of false rumors. I'd rather prefer we honor those we have some manner of respect for, by being faithful...

I think that story makes no sense and needs reliable sources. $1,300 is also, strangely enough, the exact same amount Steve Jobs and Wozniac raised by selling a van and a scientific calculator to start their company (source: The Apple Museum).

Figures we'd be getting Vodafone in Portugal. A 24 hour commercials platform. I'm all excited.

Indeed. Chose the Syberia speakers, sensei mouse and 7G keyboard. No high hopes or anything. But did my part. Love this company (SteelSeries) to bits.

Close to 2 terabytes of linux uploading. I hope you don't bring that to your next corporate meeting. :p

He's author or co-author in over 300 patents. He pretty much defined the road for personal computers GUI with the Macintosh. In the late 80s he was already building a system developed on Object Oriented principles, long before C++ became a mainstream language. He completely changed the panorama...

But of course. Makes sense. It's a well known fact that QA teams everywhere test games on very special drivers just for their own that in no way reflect the real world computer setups of normal gamers. That's why they didn't spot these errors and it's all NVidia and AMD fault. "It's done...

I'm still trying to cope with this news. I choked, I'm shocked and I don't feel well. It just doesn't seem real that the world lost Steve Jobs. I hate that disease! God, how I hate it! I didn't like Jobs, as one expects to like or dislike a person from their demeanor, actions and words. From...

I tend to miss you, Kougar. You need to increase the frequency of your visits. I don't want to her about any excuses :p ... The one move I honestly didn't get from Amazon is the non availability in Europe at launch. And no immediate plans for availability. They are so hung up on their cloud...

Wow! Admittedly I've not been paying enough attention to Windows 8 development. But this fell like a bombshell on me. It may be true that once we get to see it in action, maybe it will be different. But no Start Menu for me (when all my workflow has been dependent on it for years) will almost...

Hmm... this is uncanny. Someone just called my attention: Somehow in my head I confused the 2.0 specification with the 3.0. I was thinking the latter, but still writing about the former. Sorry for that Eunoia. I had to dig out the information for the reason behind that label: So here it is...

This makes more sense to me, no doubt. And it's a world away from "Ultra is disabled" you hear everywhere. Thanks for going deeper into it, Crimson. You rock.

Congratulations Eunoia. Amazing. Gosh, I keep trying. I keep, I swear. One day I will win something off a contest, for pete's sake! Nah. That's correct. It's the PCI-E 2.0 specification they are alluding to. The current specification, so you know :) It's available here. Ignore the 2.1...

The Firefox 2012 logo nearly made me spill my coffee!

I don't mean to say this isn't true. But every single time I hear this being said, a credible source is never cited. Every time. I'm still struggling to find the actual official words on this. All I can read on Google instead is someone repeating what they read somewhere else. Ad nausea. Isn't...

Hmm... don't be so sure. You'll hear me complaining about AMD lack of proper marketing strategy all the time. Just did recently on these forums in fact when we discussed a couple of months ago how the Steam Survey pounds on AMD market share. And this BF 3 take over by Nvidia is just another...

Hi. Yup. Both are independent lan ports that you can use for: - Two different and independent networks (your case) - To serve as a redundant backup (if one port fails, you can use the other) - To bridge two distinct networks in your computer (serving computers in one network to services in the...

So I read the guide. Nicely done in showing us the snapshots at different settings and showing a graphic with tested GPUs. But was a little put off about a few things: 1. No mention of CPU performance. Which is more or less understandable because this is Nvidia doing it. But does remove some...