Recent content by Dilbert

i assure you, i am not trying to "stop" time, nor any kind of pseudo science that goes against Einstein. :) I am actually working on an unrelated technology that became more difficult than i anticipated. i am insterested in knowing if there is any clock that meets my demands or if it is...

okay, let's start here: you would need a rather precise clock to determine the exact 299 792 458 m/s of the light, would one not?

yes, i know that. and hence i was wondering if it can be "translated".

well, a clock that can tick faster than the speed of light. i do not know how to "translate" m/s to "ticks" a second.

fast enough clocks to beat the "speed of light" fast clocks, how fast? the speed of light is approx 300 000 000 m/s, is there some way to translate that into an effect that can be compared to the "speed" of a clock. and if so, are there any fast enough clocks to beat the "speed of light"...

no, why change micro :p

i have mine stairing into the wall all the time so he is more than welcome to "hi-jack" it.

not everything. But more than enough to make it worth your while.

well, i had some problems on one of my computers to log in on Hotmail in IExplorer when i had a dial-up, with the Broadband it all worked. It loaded everything, but then it did not show the page anyway. It worked the first time i opened the page, but whenever i wanted to open it a second time...

more related: Have you got an dial-up?

Where you could go for help? I guess you could go to a psychiatric hospital, but i do not think that is where your problem lies :) nah, just kidding. Just do what dduardo said, format the drive (or just the partition) that Windows boots on (Where to the ARC path indicates.) (I guess that...

I want Gmail too :smile:

thats a hard one. Many here might say C++. I would rather say C# than C++ (but that is because i bloody hate C++) Altough, whilst i was still programming 3D games i do remember having seen a Delphi 3D engine once, and it was remarkable. But that was almost 3, perhaps even 4 years ago. So...

hmm, i cannot really say. Gokul, look in the MsConfig list, look for a "avserve.exe". If you have that entry then remove it from autostart.

I use Process Explorer from http://sysinternals.com/ instead of the windows taskmanger. You get more info that way. You might want to take a look at it and see which "connections" are causing you problems. Then perhaps you should Run the process called MsConfig, and go to the Autostart...