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Hopefully she doesn't plead the fifth on you. Or the second for that matter.If she's doing things in bed worth pleading the fifth, she sounds like a keeper...
Me, Joe, Lead, and Myndy all play. Don't know about others on x86 though.
Yes and a great personality...so far. We'll see, but I leave to go back to school in just a few weeks.
In the days of downtime I have begun dating a corporate attorney, and also started a charitable auction with all proceeds benefitting Lance Armstrong's LIVESTRONG foundation. If you're at all interested in the latter, let me know and I can share the link. The auction is for a handmade fleece helmet bag in the LIVESTRONG colors, so it'd be more relevant to cyclists.
Beta ran acceptably on my GeForce FX 5900. Got about 30 FPS provided I didn't hover over huge battles too long. Or play Protoss. Energy fields destroyed my FPS.And with how D3 looks it looks as though Activision is making Blizzard go graphics first and not appeal to its fanbase. SC1 was amazing because you could almost play it on what had the equivalent specs of a graphing calculator *just fine*. SC2 I may only download just for the story. It looks like they destroyed b.net from what I've heard.
I got lost in the world wide web..
If restrictions on in-bound connections is your primary issue, there are a number of tools that use a 3rd party server with a sustained outbound connection from the server you want to connect to. These tools obviously have the concern that all your data is going through some random companies server, but depending on your need this may not be an issue.
In particular, CrossLoop is an excellent tool for helping friends with problems remotely. You both install CrossLoop, they give you their invite key, you insert that on your end, you connect to them (through a 3rd party server so you don't need to configure NAT), they accept and boom you have remote control. This solution is fairly easy for both parties and provides assurance that to the remote user that you cannot arbitrarily remote in and see what they are doing. I don't remember if CrossLoop supports any platforms beyond Windows.
Similarly, if the remote user trusts you and doesn't mind you being able to remote in at any time, I enjoy using a tool called LogMeIn. I don't know if the service is based on VNC or what, but it is remarkably faster and more responsive than any VNC or RDP tool I have used. It uses the 3rd party server approach with 128bit encryption and you can use a firefox plugin instead of a completely separate app. They also have some cool paid features (like an iPhone app) that I don't use. The only drawback (beyond the 3rd party server issue) is that you need physical access to install it since you have to login to your LMI account to get the installer and have it hook into your account.
If this is actually a person, this guy seriously needs to learn to socialize
Cele is actually a person, but I'm pretty convinced that's not him. That's why I locked it. =P
I think it's a troll....
I think it's you.
If this is actually a person, this guy seriously needs to learn to socialize
Cele is actually a person, but I'm pretty convinced that's not him. That's why I locked it. =P
Any friends around here (members or otherwise)?
Lead is one of my best friends and we go way back he does a lot of counter-intellijents work 4 me to make sure poeple cannot overthrow
my bnet empire
Uh, no.
Boy Meets World, Bone Thugs n Harmony, Harry Potter, Hip Hop, and Battle.net. Very strange.
