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Yeah, it's sad. My heart breakes.. And biking on snow and ice is awful. It's empossible. And the salt they put on the road itsn't really good for the bike either. nkuvu: ..it's more like a rolling sofa/chair.. :p Kris

Did you really die in that dream Jadey? What happend afterwards? I have heard you can't die in dreams, I think saw it on TV or something. I find it a bit strange... Kris

Passing mountain bikers, homer? :) Doesn't roadbikers like mountainbikers? (I have noticed some strange looks...) I don't know why some bikers love (tacky) bright colors. Show off perhaps? Kris

As far as I'm concerned 10.1.4 is a bit buggy, so it's probably one of those unexplainable update errors. Or the battery? Kris

This is totally beside everything related to computers, but I thought I'd post it anyway.. Does anyone else here love biking? I'm not talking about mototbikes, but "regular" bikes. I saw that Tormente had a bike, linked from the "Picture Of Your Setup"-thread (here). So at least there's one...

JohnnyV: You can't die in a dream. Well, actually you can, but then you die for real. Pretty scary... Kris

"The Finder features spring-loaded folders to aid in navigation [...]" :) - And the Quartz Extreme.. sounds great! I can't wait, but I'm a bit concerned about the price.. Kris

Oh.. I think I misunderstood too.. Sorry about that. DesktopConsole souns cool, though.. :) Kris

To get a transparent terminal window you need to use a program, such as TinkerTook, or the defaults command. This has been posted before, so just check out this thread. :) Kris

I accidently came across a great program called PPP Genie. It's a small, simple, Cocoa-built program which displays your online-time in the menubar or in a separate window. It may not sound fantastic, - but it is. PPP Genie also displays your in and out flow of packages (check out the...

There are only, the way I see it, two ways to learn new stuff; from other people or books (yourself). What suits you best, only you can know. :) Kris

Yeah, freebsd.org is good place to start :), though I do find the page a bit confusing... - If you choose to install FreeBSD, keep us updated. :) Books are great to learn from, - if the book is good that is. I have found books from SAMS very interesting and easy to learn from. But I suppose...

If I were you voice- I would install FreeBSD or some other UNIX on it. Just to get some experience and to see the dfferences between the various UNIX versions. You could simply use it as a test-machine (...just don't "poison" it with Windows). :) Kris

Opera claims to be the fastest browser on Earth, and do find this quite right. It's much faster than IE and it has a good GUI too. (The only "problem" is that Opera follows W3's standars, and doesn't view pages that doesn't follow this standard very well.) So Gwailo, if you can live with a...

Thank you all. testuser: Your scripts was understandable but a bit over my level. Krevinek: I will post some questions..soon. :) Kris

I've been looking for some simple Terminal scripts on the net, but I haven't found any particular useful (not yeat at least). Is there anyone here who could you post some example scripts or give me some links? I'm reading a book about the subject now, so what I need is not a tutorial, but simple...

I agree with you Nummi_G4; why charge $25 for a FTP app? Charging for large programs like Photoshop, Maya, operating systems etc. I truly understand. But computers and programming isn't (shouldn't at least) just be about money, but about fun, - and freedom. Personally I don't pay for...

You have my sympathy, Admin. May it all go well. Kris

macfreak88: If you're looking for a UNIX book, I would recommend the book "Inside UNIX" by Chris Hare, Emmett Dulaney and George Eckel. (It was published in 1994, so you might want to look for a newer version, though.) That book is absollutely great! It's about UNIX in general, not about to Mac...

8.6 rocks! :) Back to the topic. hazmat; I agree with you; if NT crashes all the time, there is a serious problem. (Just glad it isn't my problem... :)) And this goes fro OS 9 too. All systems can, and will at some point, crash, it's just a matter of time. Bottom line: use the systems...