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Hi!

Thanks!

yawn

there's a flash video that shows how to install Slackware :P

http://www.slackstuff.net/include/slackmov101/start.htm

Yes...

does anyone know how i can delete one?

Unless you want me to interpret it as deleting from the universe... then grab a ray gun or something.

i pretty much mean delete everything on it including files, data, partition, etc....

and where would i get a DOS Bootdisk

and if i can make one, how would i do it

@Ergot:ummm wouldnt that just delete every file on the HD

[It's called Google.]

God damn, how much more can you suck at life?

It's called Google.

You can answer all of those questions easily with Google!

This is why you shouldn't drink. It turns you into a retard.

i didnt drink anything today cept Apple Juice

also scratch the DOS Comment. i do have DOS installed but i dunno how i can use it to wipe the HD

i dont have DOS and i dont have a floppy drive(unless you mean a bootable CD)

and what's fdisk

lol. which Casino?

i dont have Linux installed. i do have 2 ISOS though

~8 here

does anyone know how i can delete one?

dMSN is a Java client capable of connection to ICQ, AIM, and MSN

if mingw cant compile managed code, then it sucks

Would you mind telling me the differences (technical) between managed code, and unmanaged code, since you seem to know so much about managed code and its benefits and why compilers should be able to compile it?

Managed code is just C++ with Managed Extensions or C++ .NET(even though Microsoft didnt do anything to the language(i think)).

Unmanaged code is regular code that doesnt use .NET Namespaces but instead uses functions and other stuff from #includes just like Joe has been doing

And the reason that i think all compilers should compile it is because even though it uses .NET, it's still C++(and you can write managed code with unmanaged code which is kinda fun)