Can anyone please help me reboot my time machine? I'm stuck between here and there, and can't determine midpoint of now and then. Was tracking albatros...
123027
One of your time loops is probably tied in a knot, thus jamming the whole mechanism. Try opening that knot. A little spit helps.\n\nIf that doesnt solve the problem, look at the bright side. You have many more hours before tomorrow starts. Which means you get to sleep more hours before office.\n\nCheers
145327
Time travel occurs everyday with everyone.  Just sitting in front of the computer now I am advancing into the future at a rate of one second per second.  What the clock on the jet experiences is time dilation.  This simply means that for the clock on the Jet, time slowed down.  In this sense it is possible to travel into the future.  This would be done by travelling at extremely high speed.  This would essentially "fast forward" you into the future, but is a one way ticket as there is no way back.\n\nTime travel as a sci-fi concept (e.g Dr Who or Back to the Future) is not possible (as currently thought), as this would mean travelling into the past as well as the future.  There are some theories that could allow time travel into both the future and the past  However, in these theories, you could not travel futher back in time than the instant the time machine was built - the reasons for which are complicated and stop paradoxes from occuring!
343469
Clear your cashe and histories. \nthen try to re connect to the web.
565803
restart the pc, that always helps me:)))
250056
Me too. And where are you from? \n1998 is a long time back, time for another visit maybe. :-)
181541
Try Help, Detect and Repair first ... no need to reinstall :)
167000
Think about what time traveling to the past means. It means that the entire universe except the time traveler is in a previous state. Now, for the time traveler, his time is still moving forward. He is older in the past after his journey than he was before his journey. \n\nSo, you have an entire universe one way and our traveler another. Since there was no past that existed that had his time traveler self in it, where has he gone? What is more reasonable is a time traveler experiment you can do yourself  by sending a smaller part of the universe into the past and watching that as you move foreward. Sound weird? Well, you can do it by resetting your computer. It goes into a past state and you keep moving foreward. This sort of time travel sounds like a cop out but it is just what is generally described on a smaller scale. That is, the entire universe but the traveler gets re-set to a previous condition.\n\nI know this answer doesn't satisfy the mystery feeling one gets with the time traveling notion, but it's what we really mean.
442743
Everyone who said December 21 is wrong.\n\nSunset for NY NY is 4:28 for December 3 through 12.  Before and after, it is later by at least one minute.  Somebody might know where to get it for the exact second, but I don't know where to access that data.  But obviously, it would be some day between the 3rd and 12th.\n\nUse the link below, and click on "Data Services":
209459
I posted this a while back, and I know Lew was unable to reproduce it at that time. It was a problem in LE6.1, but I have since found that with AL7 that it is slightly different - so Lew, here is a modified procedure for reproducing this. I would approeciate it if you would retest:\n\n1. Drop a clip on to the timeline. Open it in the Clipviewer, either by double clicking on the clip on the timeline, or by right-clicking on it on the timeline and selecting Open.\n2. If there are no markers associated with the clip, create one.\n3. Open the Marker List.\n4. Click on the X in the top right corner of the Clipviewer, without closing the Marker List first.\nAL7 crashes at this point.\n\n~~~OR~~~\n\nHow to crash Windows 98 very, very badly\n \n \n \n  This does NOT work under 98SE or a copy of 98 with the Y2K bug fix.\nOK, here's the instructions....\n\nOpen MS-DOS Prompt \nType in cd &#92;windows&#92;command \nNow type in edit con.bat \nType in echo hello \nNow go to the File menu and choose Save As \nSave it as con.bat \nIf it doesn't work, it's probably because your machine has been patched \n .....................................................\n \nnot that I'm recommending anyone do this ... ever. But here's how I crashed mac OS 10.2 on my dual G4 450 tower.\n\nFirst, be a dumbass and open the computer case while it's running... that doesn't hurt anything mind you, but these two things are essential to the process.\n\nTwo, notice how dusty the top of the DVD drive is and go grab a moist paper towel to clean out the dust ... no no, wait, it gets better.\n\nAfter cleaning off the DVD drive and seeing that it's now shiny and nothing has gone wrong, now begin looking for other things in the computer that need to be dusted. Oh, yeah, do you see it coming yet?\n\nMake a brief mental note that your Radeon video card is awfully dusty, and say out loud as you swipe lightly for dust across your video card with a dampened paper towel, "This is about the dumbest thing I could be doing."\n\nNow make note that your monitor has stopped displaying web pages, and now displays random colored full screen height vertical stripes. pause. say "I'm a dumbass." And hit the reboot button.\n\nWrite about it on a forum while watching Lord of the Rings. Ponder how much a new video card costs. Be thankful you can look up prices online on your still functioning computer. ... and re-enable internet sharing since it always turns itself off at reboot.\n\n-edit- I misspelled dumbass in one of the references above. Shouldn't have wandered outside of OmniWeb I guess.\n__________________\n- Beware the wrath of my apathy. \n...................................\nmake a program that causes a memory leak, and there's your crash. or kill explorer.exe.\n\n......................................\n\nAfter a restart, holding down the right-side CTRL key and pressing the Scroll lock key twice will generate the Blue Screen of Death. \n...............................................
79194
I think those episodes are syndicated, I believe they all all reruns. They come on at 6am on the east coast. I have an open question about The Lost World too. Must not be a popular show. The last episode I saw the other night was the one where Margarette, Roxton, and the reporter get trapped in a castle and reenact some play, but there friends come and save them. Can you describe some of the things that happened in the episode you saw? There was another recent one where a plane from 2001 has engine trouble and sets down on the plateau.
621229
Reboot it! If is doesn't work then reboot it again!
96450
Check Microsotfs website and make sure you have all updates. If you do not have anti-virus software you should get it. There is no need to get any software to reboot your system, that would only be a band-aid to the problem.
620640
It might be your battery thats running low. Every computer has a little battery chip that usually starts working when you turn off the computer. It helps your computer run while its turned off so that it can keep track of the time and date and other good stuff.\n\nYou might need to replace your battery soon. Go to control panel then click on Date/Time. You should set it so that whenever you connect to the internet, the time and date will feed off the time from an online server source rather than your own computer's memory.\n\nAh windows 2000? Are you on a network? Can you tell me what ISP connection you have and how you are connected?\n\nClick on Start, then RUN, and just type cmd and hit enter to get to your command prompt. Type this:\nnet time /setsntp:time.microsoft.com \n\nIts an online server source that your computer can retrieve the correct time from.\n\nEDIT: It should automatically sync it now. Did it work though? If it doesnt work when you log on in the future, then let me know and I can help you permanently set that way. Just contact me through my profile.
381447
TrackStar Your big news here...\n:)! http://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra02.asp?strName=TrackStar
88093
Hi ,\n  The problem seems with the CMOS battery.As u said u were not using it for days, the battery may have discharged. So it is causing the problem. Its like the CMOS battery is responsible for the date and time setup if it dont gives proper backup the time and date resets to start of the century or in some of case it goes to any unwanted date by randomely selecting it. \n  So change the CMOS battery n it will go fine.If u dont know how to change it open ur PC cabinate n  u will see   a shining roung thing just like ur watch battery but it will be a bit big. Take it out a take care while takin it out n  replace it by new one.\n  And you are done.......
306462
There could be issue with the BIOS. Check for your computer Motherboard vendor.\n\nThere could be BIOS update.\n\nSynchronizing the time online is a temporary solution. Once you disconnect from Internet it will again go back.
33655
Sounds like a question i'd ask Doc Brown on Back to the Future, what happens when history is changed?  Playing with the space time continuum is risky business.  Have you heard of the Chaos Theory?  Any little event can cause major ripple effects that may be worse than the one that was 'supposed' to happen.  For example, you kill al the terrorists who flew into the WTC and Pentagon, which means there was no stopping of commercial airline traffic....which means the terrorists on the west coast were able to carry out their suicide missions...which means one of them struck a nuclear power plant that released radiation travelling world-wide.  You get my drift, and, oh by the way, there were terrorists who were ready to takeover aircraft on the westcoast, but thanks to the FAA clamp down on traffic, their plans were thwarted.  Their targets are unknown, i only picked a nuclear facility to make a point.