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Nope. A CD. Windows 3.1 on CD. :P

Haha. I have my Windows 3.1 CD lying around somewhere...

What is the same 12 year old girl?

From clothes to bakeries? :confused:

The 12 year old girl being fined is ofn. Here's something more recent: http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=562&u=/ap/20031203/ap_on_hi_te/downloading_music_1&printer=1

Hmmm... All these comments about it [1.6] being buggy, and yet I haven't had one problem with it.

Sounds like the phone lines are dodgy in your area. Some old phone lines suffer severe packet/signal loss due to old age. I suggest you call Telstra and ask them to check your lines. (Make sure they don't charge you for this >.< )

Or perhaps the DNS hadn't been updated to some ISPs. Or perhaps some ISP's weren't routing to sudentsonline.nsw.edu.au. Happens occasionally.

Jeez. 17AUD isn't much more than 60AUD. If you're on that tight a budget you might as well not overclock and just use a stock HSF. That way there isn't a risk of frying your CPU.

Thermal Transtech NPH-2 Review: http://www.dansdata.com/quickshot004.htm Purchase Here: http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/adclick.php3?c=103&product_code=CS-NPH2 Looks good, from me skimming the review. And it's only 77AUD.

"Cheap Sony" is a oxymoron. I'd never expect anything from Sony to be cheap. But this is just plain cool.

Benchmarking is so '01. :p

Article: http://www.gamespot.com/all/news/news_6072659.html Concept Shots: http://www.gamespot.com/all/news/screens_6078174.html?page=1

A LCD works far differently. That's why its called a LCD. There is no electron gun (to my knowledge). Rather a electrode does something to the liquid crystals (something along of the lines of light polarising between 2 pieces of glass). http://computer.howstuffworks.com/lcd.htm :) Anyway...

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/attachment.php?s=&postid=259130

Here are the 2001 ones...I was bored.. ;)

Yup :) Identified as MSIE6 though ;)

I think it costs an extra 80c every few months.

os[Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 1 (5.1 - 2600)] uptime[6d 18h 4m 54s] If you don't know how to get your uptime: Open up a MS DOS Promt and type "systeminfo" without the quotation marks. Hit enter then scroll up to look at your system info :)

Those sites you posted are just normal computer parts retailers...they don't really have a comprehensive range of cooling gear. http://www.below-0.net/belowzero.asp is another good place. Edit: Nice sig, though too bad it's wrong about my browser ;)