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Crikey, that's a long winded way of writing: :p

AWStats; assuming you have access to the server that hosts your site. Great bit of software :)

Huh - why would it matter which OS you use to order films from Lovefilm? It works fine from my desktop (Ubuntu).

Yup, that would seem to be the case :eek: I guess I was one of the lucky ones, in that it actually seemed to install from the disk... fairly quick progress and prompted me when to insert second one, etc. Single Player is awesome :D - can't comment on Multiplayer as haven't given it a blast...

ffmpeg lets you extract video frames to .png so I would have thought it will let do the reverse (as in your case). Have a look at this, seems like it might give you a start: http://pr0gr4mm3r.com/linux/how-to-create-a-time-lapse-video-using-ffmpeg/

Think she's cute? :p

Have you created a partition in the extra space and assigned it a drive letter? In the Computer Management tool, under Disk Management, you can manage the partitioning of your disks (in Vista anyway, imagine it's similar in Win7).

I've used Firefox + Adblock recently to grab the location of the mp3 and download - worth a shot to see if that still works.

Most KVM switches allow you to use keyboard shortcuts to switch between machines ;)

We use BulkSMS where I work - they provide a very comprehensive developer API that allows you to generate message reports as well as do the standard stuff like send SMS messages. Info here: http://www.bulksms.co.uk/docs/eapi/ Never had any problems with them.

This - you probably just need to re-install your facebook.

I'd say it would be extremely difficult to stop - especially if you were considering Youtube (very easy to rip videos from there). Look at all the money the BBC throw at the iPlayer, and they haven't yet found a way to prevent the streamed programs being ripped to disk... ;)

It's a known bug :( - here's the launchpad entry: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/283316.

This bugs me :mad: The last three games I've bought haven't created either, just an entry in the Games Explorer in Vista. Means I can't just type the first few characters in the Search box on the Start Menu to launch the game... Otherwise, COD5 is excellent - good addition to the series!

If you fancy using an external service, getjealous.com is worth a look.

Start -> Run: 'msconfig' -> Tools -> Disable UAC -> Launch -> Restart :)

His videos are great, really inspirational. Definitely worth seeing his previous ones too :)

This is true, certainly for Creative soundcards anyway... see this post.

A pterodactyl.

As here, but Lin Ucks for Linux :cool: