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Comment on what software can installed to watch tv online on pc or laptop? by C AlieNAT

C AlieNAT — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 03:10:59 +0000

Don't go for those softwares. Many of them have malware. There are many websites where you can watch the same channels for free of cost.
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Comment on Im Buying A New Gaming PC, which out of these two is the best and why? by Mike

Mike — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 23:44:59 +0000

for gaming i would say pc2 because dual cores mostly are better for gaming than quad cores, also the video card is much better
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Comment on Im Buying A New Gaming PC, which out of these two is the best and why? by AMD GUY

AMD GUY — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 22:58:59 +0000

I like the first one
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Comment on Im Buying A New Gaming PC, which out of these two is the best and why? by Matt

Matt — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 22:30:59 +0000

I like the first one because it's a quad-core. I think it would be more of a future-proof machine. Meaning if you overclocked the cpu on it and upgraded the gfx card to something a little more recent you'd have an excellent rig. However as it stands I think PC2 would probably outperform PC1, it's got a better gfx card. I just feel like dual cores are on their way out when it comes to gaming rigs.
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Comment on TV and Movies on PC software downloads? by Kasey C

Kasey C — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 22:21:59 +0000

Hulu and Hulu Plus.

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Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
I don’t suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
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Comment on How would you choose a hostel????10 points to the best? by Omgitshim1

Omgitshim1 — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 22:20:59 +0000

I would check if there was one associated with IYHA first (HI hostels as you know what to expect). Other than than, the price of the bed and the location would be the most important.

I would probably look for the cheapest bed, out of available locations. If there was not much in it, I would go for the best location. If there was a reasonable difference in price (more than 20% say), then the secondary location and cheaper price would be preferred. (I would prefer quiet location for sleeping, and so 2-3 miles from the town centre would be acceptable walking distance)

As for breakfast, I prefer to source and cook my own food at all times. However, if the price for breakfast added little to the bed price it would not be something which swayed me one way or the other.

Some exceptions to this are when hostels are in ski-resorts. I have experienced some hostels in ski resorts which can only be booked with breakfast and a main evening meal. The price was still very very good for a ski-resort, and the food was very acceptable for the price. However, again I would tend to use HI affiliated hostels in ski resorts.

It really depends on who your clientele are. 900 metres from the train station might mean you are always busy. However, it is not likely to be somewhere I would want to stay. I prefer a good night sleep!

I would make the bed itself as cheap as possible, and then if people wanted to buy breakfast make it an option. 20 Euros a night sounds like you might need to try some special offers to fill rooms. 10 Euros a night and you would be full!
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Comment on I need help removing a virus from my computer, that is keeping me from removing it! PLEASE!? by RockMan

RockMan — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 02:23:59 +0000

Find where the files are. And write down the location, start windows in safe mode and try to delete them mauanlly, if you have a network start windows in safe mode with network support and use another computer so scan the virus in your computer
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Comment on Do you think watching TV via internet will someday replace Cable and Satalight? by lupin3d

lupin3d — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 23:38:59 +0000

Actually internet technology is currently implemented in digital cable. What happens is that data passes through a private network (others use the internet) and go directly to your cable box. There are alternatives though in literally using your computer (internet) in watching TV and that is by using a TV adapter. I don't see the use of computers to TV setup though competing with a digital box and a TV though as computers tend to take too much electricity and difficult to navigate from.
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Comment on Is it possible to watch internet tv on a PC? by Yorkshireman

Yorkshireman — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 23:26:59 +0000

I live in the UK, so my experience may or may not help you.
I don’t have a TV set, and my computer isn’t able to receive live TV programmes, but I can watch many (not all) TV programmes after they have been broadcast live. I log on to BBC iPlayer to do that. There is a similar website for other TV channels, also. That’s called ITV Player.
I sometimes watch Dutch TV and German TV programmes on the same basis, i.e. they are not live when I see them on my PC. To do that, I enter "Dutch TV programmes" (or "German TV programmes") into Google, and I get a list of the available programmes.
My PC is just an ordinary computer, which has no specific software to do this.
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Comment on I can’t use peer2peer or torrents due to restrictions, what are the alternatives? by rhambass

rhambass — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 17:00:59 +0000

you can always buy the dvds. you can find a lot of tv shows on youtube, sometimes people upload things to open directories as well.
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