lordkafei

Only if the developers break the conditions of the court ruling. But they will have to pay for Jagex side of the legal fees plus any damages. I bet its easily wiped out any profit they ever made and probably more. I don't doubt that ;) I just wanted to make sure that this won't be misunderstood There is significant money changing hands, though... enough to justify a lien on the Snellmans house. When you place a lien on real estate, you arent talking about chump change.

Thats a rather interesting and gratifying mea culpa letter. But its more than that - they are cooperating w/Jagex re: script writers for iBOT. I imagine there are a lot of teenaged sphincters tightening over that. :rolleyes: I am looking forward to hearing from some of our self-proclaimed legal experts... the ones who insisted Jagex had no grounds in this case.

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Bombay Bicycle Club - Shuffle Deva Premal - Om Namah Shivaya Lindsey Buckingham - Holiday Road Madonna - Like a Prayer Bruce Springsteen - Held Up Without a Gun XTC - Season Cycle Talking Heads - The Big Country The Beatles - Money (Thats What I Want) The Police - Spirits in the Material World The Waterboys - The Whole of the Moon

It wouldnt surprise me either, but thats definitely not how they got mine. FWIW, I get 5 to 10 of these emails a week. I forward them to Jagex and they take it from there. For most people, its probably not worth the risk of even opening the emails, because most of these emails have graphics in them. The bad guys can then check their logs to see which IPs accessed their graphics and use that information for nefarious purposes.

Westinghouse Digital is perhaps better known in the USA. I know Costco and Best Buy carry their goods. They are not a fly-by-night outfit, but they have fallen on tough times lately. There are actually some reviews for the model in question on Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889234006 and there is a 4-egg Westinghouse TV on NewEgg right now: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889234048 ===== Warranty info: http://westinghousedigital.com/support/warranty/ though it looks like the SK-19H210S was sold in 2007-8, so I imagine that has expired. Most everything I am seeing on Newegg has a 1 year warranty, sadly. I would lean towards anything that had a 2 or 3 year warranty.

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Band of Horses - Laredo Phil Collins - Another Day in Paradise Herb Alpert - Rise Yes - It Can Happen The Benjy Davis Project - No More Pills Led Zeppelin - The Ocean Olivia Newton-John (w/ Gene Kelly) - Whenever Youre Away From Me Don Henley - The Unclouded Day Big Country - Close Action The Costello Show featuring The Attractions and Confederates - American Without Tears

That would make the other half of the idiot posters members. I guess its time to shut down RSOF.

Unfortunately.

The Year of Egregious Emotes The Year of Superficial Costumes The Year of Crass Marketing The Year of the End of F2P The Year of {insert new skill here, scavenged from the 8 Realms project} The Year of Fanboy Remorse

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend Wang Chung - True Love Meco - Theme From Close Encounters The Love Language - Heart to Tell The Cringe - No Control Quartetto Pressenda - Haydn: String Quartet No. 62 in C Major, Op. 76:3, Emperor: I. Allegro Charles Dutoit / Montréal Symphony Orchestra - Holst: Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity Big Audio Dynamite - The Battle of All Saints Road The Pogues - Fairytale of New York The Mary Onettes - Once I Was Pretty

Learn to use the Windows Event Viewer: http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/window-on-windows/use-windows-7-event-viewer-to-track-down-issues-that-cause-slower-boot-times/3253 Or for XP: http://www.windows-help-central.com/windows-xp-event-log.html It will give you more specific information from which you can research your problems. Registry cleaners are a lot like codec packs - they can sometimes work and other times cause more problems than they solve.

Just out of curiosity, are you trying to install the English version of the pack or the Spanish version?

Some sites I am checking say it will take well over an hour. MS recommends having 1500 to 1765 MB free disk space and temporarily disabling anti-virus software, antispyware & third-party firewalls during installation. Steps to take before you install Windows XP Service Pack 3 - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950717 How to troubleshoot an unsuccessful installation of Windows XP Service Pack 3 - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950718

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: The Submarines - Shoelaces Talking Heads - Radio Head Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money in My Hand Rush - Kid Gloves The Benjy Davis Project - Still Sweet Steve Kilbey - The Neverness Hoax Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Jammin Me Bill Conti / The London Symphony Orchestra - Breaking the Sound Barrier Prince - 2 Nigs United 4 West Compton Heart - Will You Be There (In the Morning)

Well, Google will be spoofing you too: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2011/12/introducing-smartphone-googlebot-mobile.html So despite your claims to the contrary, Google could be accessing your mobile pages. And if the URLs are the same, that would be problematic. If you don’t serve the mobile version to Googlebot-Mobile, aren’t you going to be considered as cloaking? (http://www.webperformancetoday.com/2011/11/03/matt-cutts-cloaking-web-content-optimization-wco/)

http://www.bing.com/shopping/asus-vh242h-lcd-display-tft-23-6/p/ED54F1243F3C729B4D76?q=ASUS+VH242H&lpq=ASUS%20VH242H&FORM=HURE And crap, that one has no LED backlighting. Back to the drawing board. I am spending my anticipated Xmas money on one of these: http://www.bing.com/shopping/asus-vh238h-lcd-display-tft-23/p/6550AE74C8F7C6CC0001?q=ASUS+VH238H&lpq=ASUS%20VH238H&FORM=HURE I have never owned an ASUS monitor, but I do use one of their mobos and their service is impeccable. That track record, combined with the reviews I read on both Amazon & NewEgg, make me feel very good about purchasing it. It has DVI-D, HDMI and D-sub connectors, HDCP support and a 3-year warranty. It’s not the best monitor out there, but it’s pretty darned good for under $200. This one has speakers. You can probably find a version that doesn’t have them if you want to shave a few more bucks. ASUS has a long list of rebates in effect for December, too: http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/00/00/17/91/81/31/1791813130._V161834979_.pdf

You are missing my point, which has nothing at all to do with the complexity of any of the sites: None of these content providers block out desktop browsers. No I'm not. Yes you are, and you are still too stubborn to admit it. Once again, just for you: None of these content providers block out desktop browsers. Regardless of your obfustactions and ramblings to the contrary, this was my point. Get a freaking clue.

You can get the SP3 upgrade directly from Microsoft as well: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=24&fb_source=message And to be honest, 4 GB of memory will do wonders for your XP machine.

You are missing my point, which has nothing at all to do with the complexity of any of the sites: None of these content providers block out desktop browsers.

That, right there, is yet one more reason to have access to Tip.It's Mobile Version on desktop systems. Older systems won't be stressed out by the Mobile version, where they would be stressed out by the desktop version. Thanks for making a note of that. :D FWIW, many reputable commercial companies let their mobile sites load on desktop browsers. They are the sorts of firms who understand concepts like customer retention and user-friendliness. Examples: Taco Bell: http://m.tacobell.com/ Wendys: http://m.wendys.com/ TGI Fridays: http://m.tgifridays.com/ Steak n Shake: http://www.steaknshake.com/mobile/ SONIC: http://www.sonicdrivein.mobi/ Red Lobster: http://m.redlobster.com/ Pizza Hut: https://quikorder.pizzahut.com/phorders2/mobilelogin.php McDonalds: http://mobile.mcstate.com/ Office Depot: http://m.officedepot.com/m/www.officedepot.com/ Best Buy: http://m.bestbuy.com/m/b/ Staples: http://m.staples.com/mt/www.staples.com CVS Pharmacy: http://m.cvs.com/mt/www.cvs.com/CVSApp/user/home/home.jsp?un_jtt_redirect The GAP: http://m.gap.com/ WalMart: http://mobile.walmart.com/ Target: http://sites.target.com/site/en/spot/mobile.jsp which makes Tip.Its stand seem so very, very odd. There is more than one type of website you know, like if you would look at your own list you would notice that every single one of those are retail or dining websites, which for obvious reasons have very limited content on each page, when Rune tips is focused on the guides that we provide, which are not particularly compatible with mobile viewing and are created with desktop users in mind which leads to the mobile version being restricted to the Databases for technical and practical reasons. As a result the way most users navigate the site would result in a very disjointed visual appearence as the page switches between the mobile and desktop layouts. Between the inconsistent display issues and the increase of the demand on the coding staff to maintain the mobile version and the several easy ways to access the mobile site from a desktop browser, I personally do not see official support being added for accessing runetips mobile from desktop browsers. (This is my personal opinion, The staff in charge of coding the redesign could very well have another opinion) ONYD Yahoo!: http://m.yahoo.com/ CNN: http://m.cnn.com ESPN: http://m.espn.go.com Wikipedia: http://m.wikipedia.org The Sun: http://thesun.mobi/ Le Monde: http://mobile.lemonde.fr/ Reddit: http://m.reddit.com FARK: http://m.fark.com/ Facebook: http://m.facebook.com/ Myspace: http://m.myspace.com

Just to be clear: I am not suggesting that you guys develop a full-fledged mobile site. I am just questioning the rationale of refusing to serve any mobile features you have already developed to desktop browsers.

To be honest, I'd urge anyone still on XP to move to 7 ASAP. I mean, seriously? A 10 year old OS who's last update was 3 years ago? That just screams insecurity and outdatedness.. If that were true, it would scream insecurity and outdatedness. But its not true, and it doesnt. Windows XP still gets regular security updates and will for more than two years into the future. The end of extended support date for XP SP3 is in April, 2014. ref: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/lifecycle If you actually read the table Main stream support ended in 09 It's extended support that runs til 14 And in the questions underneath (whats the difference) "Please note: Extended support is only available for commercial customers." So unless you happen to be a school or a business or some other kind of institute that is commercial customer, opposed to a personal customer, support has ended. I have XP SP3 and I get securtity updates on Patch Tuesdays along with the rest of the XP SP3 users. I am a private individual, not a business. Please stop spreading misinformation.

That, right there, is yet one more reason to have access to Tip.It's Mobile Version on desktop systems. Older systems won't be stressed out by the Mobile version, where they would be stressed out by the desktop version. Thanks for making a note of that. :D FWIW, many reputable commercial companies let their mobile sites load on desktop browsers. They are the sorts of firms who understand concepts like customer retention and user-friendliness. Examples: Taco Bell: http://m.tacobell.com/ Wendys: http://m.wendys.com/ TGI Fridays: http://m.tgifridays.com/ Steak n Shake: http://www.steaknshake.com/mobile/ SONIC: http://www.sonicdrivein.mobi/ Red Lobster: http://m.redlobster.com/ Pizza Hut: https://quikorder.pizzahut.com/phorders2/mobilelogin.php McDonalds: http://mobile.mcstate.com/ Office Depot: http://m.officedepot.com/m/www.officedepot.com/ Best Buy: http://m.bestbuy.com/m/b/ Staples: http://m.staples.com/mt/www.staples.com CVS Pharmacy: http://m.cvs.com/mt/www.cvs.com/CVSApp/user/home/home.jsp?un_jtt_redirect The GAP: http://m.gap.com/ WalMart: http://mobile.walmart.com/ Target: http://sites.target.com/site/en/spot/mobile.jsp which makes Tip.Its stand seem so very, very odd.

To be honest, I'd urge anyone still on XP to move to 7 ASAP. I mean, seriously? A 10 year old OS who's last update was 3 years ago? That just screams insecurity and outdatedness.. If that were true, it would scream insecurity and outdatedness. But its not true, and it doesnt. Windows XP still gets regular security updates and will for more than two years into the future. The end of extended support date for XP SP3 is in April, 2014. ref: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/lifecycle

Directly from Microsoft: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=22108 It is also supposed to be available through Windows Update.