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New coccyx please! What a d-bag! I cannot believe someone would be so mentally deficient to think that was a good idea!! MORON

could do with an NSFW tag too

nice find, just been having a play about myself and found ) is another one

Not a fan then?? I thought the service was actually very good. I was disappointed to see it closed, I didn't use it for piracy but purely for storing files where i could get at them quickly. Even the slow download option was quicker than the slow options offered by other file hosters. It's the same old thing though, it only takes a minority to spoil it for the majority. I welcome the return of Me.ga

Didn't think it would take too long for Mr Dotcom himself to bounce back. BBC News - Kim Dotcom reveals Mega to replace Megaupload file-sharing site

WOW!! Love this video. Thanks for sharing.

........lost for words! EDIT: Just found youtube clip of this guy

I mean come on, why would you winter do that? What would possess you?

Absolute Quality! Like the drink of the blue water at the end followed by the apology for the wind break.

Snowman should do that, it is beyond stupid

No one got any ideas then? Bah!

Well almost: BBC News - Police use Taser on blind man after stick mistaken for sword That is just insane.

Right, i'm fed up now lol. I have spent weeks researching this issue with no joy. Just recently we have started migrating all our schools over to Windows 7 Professional and Office 2010. This has all gone smoothly apart from one little hiccup. Whenever a teacher tries to open an office document over the internet (not sharepoint) e.g. http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/ict/docs/ict_levels.doc they are requested to enter their network credentials as we are behind an authenticated proxy. This is our setup: Win 7 Office 2010 IE9 Authenticated proxy Teachers have locked down profiles I have tried numerous fixes such as changing BasicAuthLevel in the registry, adding the site to trusted sites/intranet sites. Nothing seems to work. Even choosing remember credentials on the pop up. Please don't suggest using a different browser as this is not a realistic solution (6982 computers over 76 schools). Please can anyone help me with this?? I'm losing what little hair I actually have. Thanks

I like the way he is in slow motion and she isn't. Makes for a very interesting scene lol

I am stifling a full belly laughter at that scene! Awesome!!!

Erm..... WTH?? <.< >.> xkcd: Traffic Lights

Update: BBC News - Head in bin man William Middleton: 'I was looking for my hat' He was looking for his hat! Now he needs to find his dignity

Does anyone else think the zoomed in shots look like really bad super imposition??

This one must be a nightmare to deal with - Ithyphallophobia

Really liked this, thanks for sharing

The proxy settings in the wi-fi pages only work with the browser not system wide, it also doesn't allow you to specify authentication settings until you try and browse the web. It is the only thing that annoys me. It's the same on Jellybean and has been like this for sooooo long. For those that have rooted, use Proxydroid, it works brilliantly. Allows for authenticated proxies and is a system wide app.

Glad you got there in the end.

Try this as a batch file: cscript //b c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /ipk (type mak key here with hyphens) cscript //b c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /ato and add it to the run once portion of your installation script.

C# is a definite nono for me. not a clue how to do anything in it!! I'll have a look at expect. cheers

I am a very lazy person and like to find ways to make my job simpler. I often have to reconfigure Wireless Access Points and only need to change some info for each AP. The bits i need to change are password, SSID, WPA Key, AP name and IP Address. I have recently discovered that the AP's we use support the use of telnet to change ALL these. I looked into ways of automating the process using WshShell.SendKeys and a script based loosely on this: set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") oShell.run("Telnet") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("Open 127.0.0.1 23") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("{Enter}") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("n") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("{Enter}") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys"MyName" WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("{Enter}") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("MyPassword") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("{Enter}") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("MyCommand") WScript.Sleep 1000 oShell.SendKeys("{Enter}") WScript.Sleep 1000 What i want to do though it have a msgbox pop up and ask for the ip address of the AP, the new SSID and the new IP. The rest of the info is standardised across the board. The pop up works ok and i can type the ip address in and then click ok, the rest of the script runs ok until it gets to the ip address. Where the ip is hardcoded in above my script reads: oShell.Sendkeys "o " & ip <-- the ip variable had already been declared prior to this and it is the input of the message box What happens is that the output is this: Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Client Escape Character is 'CTRL+]' Microsoft Telnet> o ( to ) usage: open hostname port Microsoft Telnet> admin Invalid Command. type ?/help for help Microsoft Telnet> so where the ip is supposed to be i get nothing Anyone able to help me?