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If it's just viruses you could just backup and format the hard drive(s).

Well season 11 is over now :( *freezes self until march*

stare back

I tried Dreamweaver CS3, it hogs CPU like nothing else :\

Insurance guy: This place Moe's you left just before the accident. this is a business of some kind? Homer's Brain: don't tell him you were at a bar, but what else is open at night? Homer: It's a pornography store...I was buying pornography. Homer's Brain: hehehe, i would've never thought of...

http://premier.ticketek.com.au/content/outlets/agencies_nsw.aspx I'm sure all of those ones sell gig tickets. (the one on elizabeth st definitely does)

hold on a sec, so everyone in the IMFC was able to pre-book presale tickets, and all the gold sections are sold out already? (which is fine, because i was thinking on silver tickets anyway) What's the go for silver tickets and general sales? I thought pre-sale doesnt start until tomorrow and...

I suppose then it'd apply for teenagers and above?

Re: Iron Maiden holy shit only a few days till ticket sales start happening :O Now i gotta scrap some cash together in the next few days. $150 will be the most cash i've ever spent on a gig...but it's iron maiden i suppose (im still pondering between silver and gold at the moment) :P

yeah as above, if you do a decent amount of work you'll be fine. Usyd also has a learning center for people who didn't do extension maths. I only did 2 unit adv maths and managed to get away with 2 passes (59 and 64 in first semester) and 2 credits (66 and 74 in second semester).

Re: Iron Maiden *eagerly awaits ticket sales*

It looks absolutely amazing. September 25th demo release. Hopefully won't chug too much on my system :P

Angela would definitely be on top imo.

I'm doing computer science and know people enrolled in IT degrees at uni, and as far as i know, you have to do (or it's recommended that you do) 12 units (4 subjects) of maths in first year uni. http://www.it.usyd.edu.au/current_students/undergrad/advice1.bsc.shtml...

I'm buying a new computer just to play all these new generation games...especially looking forward to World in Conflict and Crysis. Graphics look puuurty ;o (heard the gameplay is kinda like Dawn of War...more focus on the tactics side of an RTS rather than all that economy managment)

Ah i kinda misread your post. Check out the TPG website. If i recall correctly, TPG have a traffic calculator don't they? (That should be able to monitor a certain connection's daily download rate/total downloads/quota for rest of the month/other stats) They should have one anyway...i'm not...

netlimiter would be the easy way to go, but it means you have to install it on all the computers in your network, which in turn means that if your brother has half a brain he'll know how to get around it.

used to use u(mu)torrent. Really nice interface, doesn't hog memory at all (nor does it take up much space on the hard drive). I've moved on to usenet for most of my stuff nowadays though.

You must construct additional pylons.

http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html Some comparisons. The top duo core (e6850) still outperforms a few of the quad cores, but it's probably because most applications haven't been configured for multiple cores yet. You could get a cheapish core 2 duo now, and then grab one of the new 45nm...