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February 13th, 2002, 08:11 AM
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February 19th, 2002, 08:54 AM
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Quote: Originally posted by ScottW
We will definitely add a system that lets you add links and lets users rank the links and post comments about them.. | Good idea! | |
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February 24th, 2002, 07:21 PM
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Yeah, I like the idea, and think there needs to be some way to manage all the links.
One of the big problems is the crosslinking, but I think I know how to tackle that due to some work I've been doing recently on a different project.
So, what about this.... Say there was a section called, I don't know, User Links... bah... and allowed users to insert links for all thier favorite web sites, and allow them to categorize all the stuff real nice. In doing so, allowing a single link to be placed into multiple categories, and a category be referenced in multiple parent categories. Escentialy creating a hierarchy of user organized links.
If users were doing the organizing of the links, obviously one person would organize it differently than another, so if someone else comes along and thinks a link should also be put in another category, they can do that... and then they would have it organized the way they would have done it. But it wouldn't move it, just make a reference in the new category.
There could be a system in place where a user could mark the link as being dead... and eventualy unlisted from the database.
You could reference links by category, the user that submitted the link, or search descriptions of links... Users could in essence bookmark certain categories, or users, so that they can find them quickly at a later date. There could be a place listing all the bookmarked items, or if you were browsing, an item that is bookmarked would be a different color or whatever...
Oh... hmm link ranking sounds cool... nice idea Scott.
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March 20th, 2002, 01:56 AM
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Troubleshooting MS Windows 98
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March 20th, 2002, 02:29 AM
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Here's one for a spy-ware detection/removeal utility called AdAware: http://tomcoyote.com/lsindex.html
Uh... They seem to be moving servers (?) so I'll update that link tomarrow.
And I 100th this idea!!! | |
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March 20th, 2002, 04:18 AM
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ok, dont know if some of these have been listed, but here are some good links I know of Gif Works Online Gif Editor Fileplanet Demos and Files downloads Gamespot Demos download and information Tweak 3D Game tweak guides and other stuff
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| CMOS settings which affect AGP display adapters
CMOS settings which affect AGP display adapters
WARNING! Incorrect changes to CMOS may prevent the system from booting. Before making changes to CMOS settings, please ensure that you are familiar with the procedures for restoring default settings. Consult the documentation for your motherboard and/or your system.
The exact names of CMOS settings may vary from system to system. Not all systems will offer the options listed below.
These settings (if they appear) will normally be found in the CHIPSET SETUP or CHIPSET FEATURES portion of CMOS.
CMOS Option Recommended Setting;
AGP Bus Turbo Mode/AGP Turbo- DISABLED
Primary Frame Buffer/VGA Frame Buffer- DISABLED
AGP 1X/2X/4X Should be set to match the capabilities of the graphics adapter
AGP Aperture Size/AGP Aperture DEFAULT or 64MB
Note - These recommendations are for troubleshooting. Your system may perform better with different settings. http://www.ati.com/support/faq/cmosagp.html | |
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