Jon Lech Johansen did it again...
I’ve found a way to activate a brand new unactivated iPhone without giving any of your money or personal information to AT&T. The iPhone does not have phone capability, but the iPod and WiFi work. Stay tuned!
There’s the flat crack of cannon fire, and the whump of sails being suddenly filled as creaking timbers turn into the wind. Below me, two small galleons twist around each other, angling for the best shot.
Ok, first things first. My card is a nVidia 7900gs go 256mb. Dxdiag tells me I'm running DX10. I didn't think a DX9 card could run DX10, or is my card running DX10 without all the DX10 specific features? Also, my card shows up as a 512mb card under dxdiag. And when I try to use the new beta nVidia drivers it says I don't have compatible hardware, maybe I'm on crack, but I could swear that it said my card is supported by the drivers. Any ideas?
What? Exploding fire balls? Giant Talking Raccoon's which happen to be lawyers? I don't blame you if you think that the good lawyers at law.com are on crack. The truth however is far from that.
Hi all - Sorry if this topic has already been discussed. I couldn't find it in the forum. If I've missed it, please direct me to the post!
I recently bought a copy of Vista overseas in Asia (out of a giant $4.99 bucket, so I seriously doubt it's legitimacy) and installed it on my system. The software came with instructions to disable or 'crack' the 30-day activation code by changing time and date settings. I gave that a go, but the next day the software was already "expired" and it is not letting me access any of my files or programs unless I go through 'SAFE MODE'.
I have decided to just wait until the official release of Vista, and to buy myself a real legit copy. However, in the meantime, I would like to re-install Windows XP on my computer without formatting my hard drive or losing drivers and settings. But, when I load the XP disc in Vista, the option to "Install Windows XP" is disabled. How do I get around this?
