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You can always search for games at sourceforge.net

You can download py2exe, it makes python files executable. You can download it from http://www.py2exe.org/" .

It also shows the menu, the boot menu, the desktop and other useful properties involving the distrobution.

If you want some screenshots of the distro to go with it you should try out: http://shots.osdir.com" It is really good for screen captures.

I don't have two HDDs but I do need to completely wipe one. The virus has completely screwed up my computer. The virus has made the computer prompt me to press a button at start saying that a serious crash may occur and that I want to back up the files. Then the OS crashes about every 8...

Do you have any links that can tell me how to run the Fdisk on the CMD? If so that would be great.

I need to know how to completely wipe my Hard Drive on a Windows XP. There is a virus that will not get off no matter what I do, I have run all antivirus and antispyware devices there are and I would much rather wipe my HDD right now. So anyone know anything I could do.

All I could figure out about it is that the football will contact in a punt less than in a field goal. But I am pretty sure for a punt it would have to be between a quarter of a second and a half a second, any more than that and the football will not pop up into the air and it would take more...

I was wondering if there was anyway for me to calculate pressure, velocity, momentum and more on a bottle rocket made by filling a 2 liter bottle full of water and pressurized and launched. If anyone could give me a link or explain it to me that would be very much appreciated.

Maybe the bottle was a vaccum. In a vacuum the point of freezing isn't as high and the point of boiling is lower, at least I'm pretty sure. Then when he slammed it the vacuum was broken and the water froze. I did something similar with a candle. When I put a jar over the candle the flame...

I don't know if this is the right place to put this but it seemed close enough. Anyway I wanted to know if there was anyway to check whether a number is prime or not without doing a lot of division.

My books defintion states that "A function f(x) is continuous at x=c if lim(x->c)f(x)=f(c)." What I am confused about is that if it is continuous at the point x=c how do you know if the whole function is continuous and not just at x=c. Help me if this can be explained, if not I will just...

yeah but I am still confused about continuity. If you could answer my question maybe I would know

This may be ridiculous but I am just starting to learn Calculus. Anyway I am learning continuity and they say the function is continuous at a certain point c. What I want to know is what does this mean, and how do you know if the function is completely continuous.