Have any of you heard of DATAWIND SURFER ? If so, I would like some comments?
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Here is a review that will probably change your mind on buying one.
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You might be interested in Xdrive.  See link in sources. Regards.
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To run diagnostics on your computer it is great, but I wouldnt download the programs they suggest and offer. Yes it is a legitimate sight, I have personally run the test on my computer and have never had any oproblems.
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such a vag thing so many problems!  you can try all sorts of things.  alot of software is out to debug a computer like norton windoctor etc, could be a virus, could be spyware my good ness could be nearly anything.  Best way if you don't know alot about computers is simply to backup and format then if it crashes you know its hardware.
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Shareaza, eMule, BitTorrents, WinMX, DC++
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Shareware is DEAD since mid-90...\nChoose GPL as very good license. Apache, php, perl - pure sucess !
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Yeah sure you can. You can use data grid control, th will make it easy for you.\n\nNeo
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I also use mambo. But I also have hoste sites using Post Nuke. Give it a try!
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I like a program called "Audacity".  It is free software.  I've never had a problem with it.\n\nI know someone else who has reported problems, but that particular person is well known to be an absolute moron, so could very well be a bad data point.
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I have Norton 2006. I liked it. But i dont have a link.. however i can send the it to you.. if you want to. It is not yet on the web, legally! \nCaution: it is a memory eater.
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I have had that particular machine and found it to be a very good system. THe video was a little limited but the rest of the system was great. You can upgrade the memory to 2 gigs and run big drives. It is light wieght and easy to use. It was pleanty fast enough for what I was using it for. I have a wifi card and it was fine. I have no complaints about this system. I hope that this helps you out some.
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How is what? It is based in Washington State and there is some sort of offline search engine thing. I heard a radio interview with the owner of the company. It sounds weird to me, I don't think it will be successful but who knows.
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i think it's great, the home version is free so you can't beat that.  Also check out AVG another good free one out there.
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you could try torrents, but the riaa will probably have tracers on vista and those vista programs they have out on torrent sites are probably fakes...the best thing to do is wait for the official release
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Get AdAware!\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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I have worked with SGI(Silicon Graphics) Origin machines in a data center environment. These boxes boasted 32 banks of dual processor blades or "bricks" (64 processors). Each brick carried 4 gigs of memory. That's well over a terabyte!!!!  The systems DID NOT run on windows. I believe it was a proprietary version of UNIX that SGI engineered specifically for the Origin machine. It took us 4 months just to burn in and test the machine. After it went live, it was bought by a company that rented it out to clients like NASA JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) to compute trajectory paths for missions. I also heard it was used for many other purposes including calculating wind tunnel tests by car manufacturers. Basically it was "rent a brain" ..... this was close to 4 years back and I have to believe these numbers have been surpassed. I can only imagine what the government is tinkering with.