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I use opera and im pretty satisfied so far it has some issues with a few web pages but generally is usefull and fast.
which one do you use?
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so far for me wd is the best, seagate has failed me with their firmware issue and costed me a lot of my data. i never used hitachi though. For more than 10 years i use wd with no issues yet

1x250gb
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1x1tb
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i ve got 4 GB ddr2 1066mz kingston :eek13:

InformationWeek's Fred Langa details how you can do a total rebuild of Windows XP without losing any data and without having to reinstall software - basically giving you a fresh, nondestructive...

Web site TechRepublic has posted 10 tips for connecting your Mac OS X computer to a Windows network. For example:



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The Daily Cup of Tech help site describes how to recover lost network passwords - like email, FTP, or HTTP - by using the free network sniffer and decryption program, Cain and Abel.

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If you're sharing files between your Mac and NTFS-formatted Windows drive, you're stuck in read-only mode with OS X's default drivers.
Using this method you could format a drive NTFS and share it...

A user of the Linux Mint forum demonstrates the two-step process of installing Microsoft Fonts.
This process will install the Microsoft fonts into pretty much every app you have installed --...

The Wired How To Wiki details several ways to get around ISP traffic shaping, from encrypting your traffic and changing your default port number to reducing or hiding your transfers. Following these...

When you've inherited someone else's PC and want to make it your own, you can change the registered owner's name in the Windows Registry. The How-To Geek runs down the steps; in a nutshell, using the...

Weblog Hack College lists 10 ways you may be able to recover an accidentally deleted Word document, including searching your hard drive for Word's AutoRecover backup file:



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The goal of this project is to bring the look and feel of Mac OS X (latest being 10.5, Leopard) on *nix GTK based systems.

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if you prefer the clean look without the menu bar, you can just tap the Alt key whenever you want to access the menu bar and it'll pop up until you click elsewhere. On the other hand, if you want it...

For the average Windows Vista session, the "Needs your permission to continue" prompts are just momentary, occasional annoyances which can be disabled or by-passed. But if you're planning to do a lot...

How-to site Tech-Recipes.com offers up a simple but helpful tip for changing a computer name after a Linux system is already installed. To make the change, open up a terminal and punch in the...

The fsckin w/ linux blog has a handy step-by-step tutorial on how to set up an encrypted partition in Ubuntu Linux systems to secure sensitive data on your hard drive. The method detailed requires...

The How-To Geek shows how to easily disable desktop effects by editing (or creating) a shortcut for the game (or other program):




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logger Tim Matheson has an interesting tutorial for remotely shutting down Windows via SMS and Outlook.



Actually, Tim has already done the work for you, so all you have to do is download the...

Lifehacker alumnus Rick Broida posts a quick fix at the BNET blog for a quirk of Outlook 2003 that (still) hasn't really been addressed—compressed .ZIP files don't show up in the standard "Insert...

Nokia S60 phones only: Freeware mobile application JoikuSpot Light turns your phone into a wireless hotspot that you can use, for example, to connect your laptop to the internet anywhere you've got...

The CyberNet blog tackles an annoyance that any (Windows-using) iPhone or iPod touch owner likely noticed within minutes of setting up their new device in iTunes—no support for syncing Firefox...

The Murphy Mac weblog steps through how to retrieve any file on your Mac using a simple AppleScript in conjunction with Mail.app. When you've finished configuring the script, you can send an email to...

The Google Operating System points out an overlooked but seriously worthy iGoogle gadget that can display entire up-to-date web pages inside a tab on Google's start page service.

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The trick involves downloading a Microsoft utility and clicking through about a dozen prompts, but it really does work, and you can keep your security settings just where they are while removing a...