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But, of course, they would. They are one of the biggest entertainment outlets so they must be losing huge amounts of revenue in just CD sales alone. ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Leo the Lion on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?zakai1369http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879
Along with the fact that if people used it the right way it is a good way to be able to distribute large files of say home videos or pictures to family and friends without having to catch up with each one online one at a time and send it to them through messenger services.
]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35zakai1369 on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Leo the Lionhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879here]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Leo the Lion on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Snowmanhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879
I heard that back in '98 a person actually used p2p to transfer a file legally.

Urban legend

Some software companies actually use BT as an option for downloading updates for their applications (Drivers etc etc)
Great way of saving bandwidth costs.

]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Snowman on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?WOMhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879 ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35WOM on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Nimbinhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Limewire isn't a torrent software.



the latest version of limewire pro now has the ability to download using torrents.
Still unless you actually pay for the software you are downloading, using this and other
types of programs to download warez and torrents is illegal.

it's really not worth the hassle as you are at extreme risk of viruses and trojans when
you download this stuff.

The money you pay for legal copies of programs more than outweighs the risk and the time it
takes to clean an infected system of nasties.]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Nimbin on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?MetalHellssAngelhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879WWW Link) about a man who came up with the idea to have ISP's charge user's a $5.00 a month "Tax" for access to all the music you want to download, it sounds like a great idea I wonder if the labels and ISP's would bite?
]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35MetalHellssAngel on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Jafohttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879
I heard that back in '98 a person actually used p2p to transfer a file legally.

Urban legend.....

]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Jafo on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Zelliohttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Zellio on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?xscorpxhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35xscorpx on And when you have alot of free time...zakai1369http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259
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]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35zakai1369 on And when you have alot of free time...Chasbohttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Chasbo on And when you have alot of free time...Old Crabhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Old Crab on And when you have alot of free time...HG_Eliminatorhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259  ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/305259Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35HG_Eliminator on And when you have alot of free time...Diamond Pantherhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879, named 'Vuze' has a heap of legal content... only some of it is good... but its still legal ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Diamond Panther on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Night Trainhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879 ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Night Train on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?messiah1http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879A good analogy is how a telephone can allow you to conduct illegal business. The telephone itself is not an illegal tool, nor is the phone line that allows the illegal act to happen, illegal. It's how you USE the technology that can be legal or illegal.

That is a good analogy.]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35messiah1 on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Diamond Pantherhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879
But as far as the software used goes it isn't illegal at all, the content that is shared is what comes under copyright.

As was said above, Bit Torrent and Limewire are different networks of P2P users, although the newest versions of Limewire support connecting to the Bit Torrent network.

The question you asked tho is one major concern with those largeish American Anti-Piracy Groups that are all over web news (well they where, died a bit in the last month or two but they will be back), the ones that going after all the Bit-Torrent providers and are trying to do location traces on Limewire sharers, they are killing a technology that has nothing to do with what is being shared on it, for example there are a good many very legal Torrent providers around that are still catching fire from these groups.

In fact Bit Torrent is great for spreading content that is created and sold over the net, or that people give away for free (read Open Source and free meida), that would other wise never get distributed as the creators can't afford distribution.

More then a few tech groups; peer guardian, Slashdot and Wired to name just a few, have all had articles up over the last 6 to 8 months talking about the very real concern that these piracy groups that are just trying to 'help' us could easily do to next generation internet development if they are able to pass some of the crap they are trying too.

and with that...

/rant

but seriously go check out the articles, they are a good read to boot ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/134879Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Diamond Panther on Bittorrents & Warez.., are they legal?Jythierhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406don't ever allow anyone to start sending you those cutesy FWD's that end up spreading your address all over the internet.

I never thought of it that way. I always lived under the delusion that as long as I deleted them, I would be okay, but no - my email address lives on as it is forwarded by the retards...]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Jythier on Spam-tastic!WebGizmoshttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406

Another thing...don't ever allow anyone to start sending you those cutesy FWD's that end up spreading your address all over the internet. Anyone on my email list that ever starts doing that gets deleted and blocked. ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35WebGizmos on Spam-tastic!Jouketjehttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406 ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/135406Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Jouketje on Spam-tastic!Seabasshttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Seabass on If i buy OD...ALMontyhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087
Remember I'm just curious.  ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35ALMonty on If i buy OD...Seabasshttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Seabass on If i buy OD...Seabasshttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Seabass on If i buy OD...rickalothttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35rickalot on If i buy OD...Bebi Bulmahttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087ODNT components

"A year of free updates!

When you purchase Object Desktop, you automatically get a 1-year subscription to ObjectDesktop.net, You not only get all of the features Object Desktop has today, but all of the features for the next year. This means all updates and new programs added to it you automatically get during that year. And what you download is yours forever. At the end of the year, you can continue your subscription or stick with what you already have. "

CursorXP isn't included in ODNT, and neither is ObjectDock. I think someone made a thread about Vista compatible components somewhere...]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/169087Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Bebi Bulma on If i buy OD...Senorithttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/163863     


http://www.bigdevil.com/in/idx1?videos?action=view&id=eNfMjVqnjpU]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/163863http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/163863Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Senorit on Funniest video on the net! Try me....kona0197http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520
Learn something new everyday!]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35kona0197 on New PC building help!Corky_Ohttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Tycus,

Here are some links (you may already have this stuff - but, just in case):

MoBo specs: http://www.intel.com/products/motherboard/dp35dp/

Memory specs: http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dp35dp/sb/cs-026645.htm

Manual: http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dp35dp/sb/CS-026646.htm

Support page: http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/desktop/dp35dp/

You will want to populate (install) memory into the DIMM '0' slots (blue slots) first with the same size and specification memory sticks (RAM) to enable dual-channel operation - which is preferrable. The manual (linked above) has all the information you need to work with the motherboard and components that you install on it.

For future reference - the instructions for the installation of the motherboard into the case are included with the case (although they tend to be very simplistic).

Murex is correct in that Intel boxed processors (Core2 Duo and newer) include compound on the base of the included heat-sink. If you decide to use 'Arctic Silver 5' (which I also use) - it has been indicated that this will void the warranty on the Intel CPU (something to do with the molecular bonding to the CPU cover plate). Make sure you read all documentation on the thermal compound you decide to use before applying it. Note - new coffee filters make great cleaning cloths for preparing the CPU and heat-sink surfaces.

Good luck.

]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Corky_O on New PC building help!Jafohttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520TYCUS...this is comment #36 .....if you look up....comment #8 was the first mention of 'faulty ram'.

I guess you missed that....

]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Jafo on New PC building help!kona0197http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35kona0197 on New PC building help!BoXXihttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520
(Hi Yrag..... I hope you're ok sir.) ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35BoXXi on New PC building help!killajoshhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520 but the only guide that came with the motherboard was a huge page illustrated with very simple details about the install process

Spare no expenses on the installation guide!   I would have expected more out of Intel. But I use ASUS so what do I know?  

]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35killajosh on New PC building help!yraghttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520it's my first time.

Well....you have to lose your cherry sometime....


Go to the basics: Take everything out (or disconnect) and start it up with the CPU, boot drive, one memory stick (in the slot closest to the CPU) and the video card. Try and boot into the bios to set defaults. If you get beeps and no screen, count the beeps. If no beeps and no power up light, it's a short. Take the video card out and try to power it up. No go, disconnect the boot drive. Try it again. Still nothing, swap the memory sticks (and any slot). Finally, pull the mouse and then the keyboard. You need the keyboard to get into the bios, but you have to eliminate it as a problem first.

One last thing. Look at that HUGE picture (or the board itself) and make sure your front panel connections are on correctly. A reversed front panel power plug will cause a machine to do exactly what your's is doing. ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35yrag on New PC building help!yraghttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520
As an aside: there's a lot of expensive components you're putting together. It appears you missed the chapter in the manual about paste....makes me wonder what else you missed. Re-read the entire manual(s) before another mistake takes the whole machine out. ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35yrag on New PC building help!killajoshhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520 ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35killajosh on New PC building help!kona0197http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Because it can smell the CPU cooking.. I hope you where kidding when you said that because You will be in trouble if you build a system

I was just tryuing to point out that a MB can't really tell if you applied the grease is all. Yes it can tell if the CPU is cooking and I know all about that. I build systems all the time. Last time one beeped at me the AGP card wasn't seated correctly.]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35kona0197 on New PC building help!killajoshhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35killajosh on New PC building help!Murexhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520How would the BIOS know if thermal grease was applied or not guys? Come on...

Because it can smell the CPU cooking.. I hope you where kidding when you said that because You will be in trouble if you build a system]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Murex on New PC building help!Murexhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Murex on New PC building help!PurrBallhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520
How would the BIOS know if thermal grease was applied or not guys? Come on...


It knows whether there is bacon or a processor there.]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35PurrBall on New PC building help!kona0197http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35kona0197 on New PC building help!Bebi Bulmahttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520
the cpu was my first guess. Is it seated correctly? I've had that happen before...      

Same. Had my uncle help me rebuild my machine about a month ago and it wouldn't boot up...turns out the CPU wasn't in the right orientation.]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Bebi Bulma on New PC building help!killajoshhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520     ]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35killajosh on New PC building help!Murexhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520
If the heat sink isn't seated right or there isn't a thermal barrier of some kind it takes just a few seconds for the CPU to burn up]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Murex on New PC building help!HG_Eliminatorhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35HG_Eliminator on New PC building help!Murexhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520WWW Link]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Murex on New PC building help!Snidely Whiplashhttp://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Snidely Whiplash on New PC building help!Astyanax0http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520]]>http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520http://tycus.joeuser.com/article/167520Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:22:35 -04002008-07-24T15:22:35Astyanax0 on New PC building help!