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Reply to We have a new moderator! in WinCustomize Talk WinCustomize Forums

Congrats mr Logic. Glad you are a mod.

Reply to Welcome two more moderators- Snowman and Goodmorphing! in WinCustomize Talk WinCustomize Forums

It''s about time. The man with the largest WB collection in the world (and the worst eating habbits) and the most fair lady Congrats! [Message Edited]

Reply to Problems when changing text highlight to ORANGE. Can anyone help?? in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

Yep. WB has some odd issue with colors. Here is another. A large portion of the skins have issues with displaying the correct taskbar buttons in non-XP systems because of a color in the skin. I reported the bug, but it will not be fixed. The best you can do is to report this to Stardock.

Reply to New App: WB Skin Randomiser in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

Thank you Phil. Very cool app!!! Did you mail Brad & Kris a copy? I am sure they are interested in this.

Reply to Grayhaze (Or anyone else familiar with WBWInMenu.dll)? in WinCustomize Talk WinCustomize Forums

AFAIK WindowBlinds changed some internals that caused problems with this plugin. I am not sure if Neil contacted the author, but it needs a change in the source to make it work with the new WB. That isn't good news, but at least you know what is wrong.

Reply to WBExec in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

Thanks, Snowman!!! I''ll mail you a smaller build. Size decreased by 50%. This message board is acting funny. It will not accept the word d.r.o.p.p.e.d. So I changed it for "decreased" Hehe. [Message Edited]

Reply to WBExec in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

Thanks, Moshi. It all started with an idea that Hippy had for a GUIO skin. It should do that well. The bells and whistles were added later to make it more attractive to other skinners. The need for testers is rather urgent. It doesn't take much time to test. Drop it in the skin folder and modify an existing button. It would really help me to get some response. Phil noticed that I s

Reply to Msgboard Chatroom Marathon in WinCustomize Talk WinCustomize Forums

It's Queen's Day today. Amsterdam is transforming in one giant party celebrating the birthday of our Queeen. It attracts about 700,000 visitors each year from outside Amsterdam. Which is fun for veryone unless you live there. /me goes into hiding.

WBExec in Skinning WinCustomize Forums

If you are a skinner and interested in testing a new WB plugin then respond to this thread. No support for SKS yet. This is the description: //==================================================================== // WBExec // Plugin for Stardock's WindowBlinds // Execute commands from the title bar // // Copyright (c) 2000..2004 MadIce // //

I am from 2036. in Misc JoeUser Forums

John Titor posted on several message boards. One of these was Art Bell's Post to Post forum. That message board is closed and the thread has been lost. Anomalies.net was able to get a backup of that thread. We have now reconstructed the thread based on that backup and made it easier to read and browse. If you

Reply to Time Travel Portal. in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

The Time Travel Portal has moved to a new domain and links to the old domain will be redirected to the new one.

Reply to More Science Than Fiction 0 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

I am not able to update these links anymore. However, the project will continue on the Topics menu of the Time Travel Portal 's Science & Technlogy forum.

Reply to Happy Birthday FuzzyLogic! in WinCustomize Talk WinCustomize Forums

Hey!!!! Happy BuzzDay, Fuzzy!!!!!!!!

Reply to More Science Than Fiction 0 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Additions: Part 1 (Basics): An introduction to Particle Physics, The Particle Adventure, SLAC's Virtual Visitor Center and Hands-on-CERN. Part 3 (Time Travel): The Evolution of Time Measurement through the Ages. Part 4 (Space): Exploring the Origins of the Universe. Part 7 (Advanced): Eric Weisstein's World of Physics.

Time Travel Portal. in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

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Reply to More Science Than Fiction 0 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Alan: I have removed your post. Disclaimer (hehe): Sooner or later I will remove any post that smells like NWO, Illuminati, Pagan or any other conspiracy theory. I am also not interested in any religious ideas one may have. Theories about self proclaimed time travellers should be ventilated somewhere else.

Reply to More Science Than Fiction 0 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Additions: Part 1 (Basics): Chaos Theory. Part 3 (Time Travel): The Butterfly Effect. Part 7 (Advanced): Nonlinear Dynamics, Antimatter and Supersymmetry, No Time Machines in Classical General Relativity.

Reply to More Science Than Fiction 0 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Update: Part 1 (Basic) contains the link to John Baez's excellent General Relativity Tutorial instead of the link to its Short Course Outine. Part 3 (Time Travel) contains 3 new links about theoretical physicist Ronald Mallett's attempt to build a time machine. Part 4 (Space) is reordered. In addition it contains information about Active Galaxies and Quasars, Frozen Stars, an interview with Raphael Bousso and more. Part 7 (Advanced) contains a new link to

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More Science Than Fiction 2 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

In Part 2 of these series a few links about which will help science fiction fans understanding the science behind hard science fiction. You'll also find a list of Time Travel SF writers. ----- If you’d like to know, I can tell you that in your universe you move freely in three dimensions that you call space. You move in a straight line in a fourth, which you call time, and stay rooted to one place in a fifth, which is the first fundamental of probabilit

More Science Than Fiction 3 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Part 3 covers Time Travel and how to realize it. It does not cover the problem of paradoxes. I like to believe these are solved by the <a href=h

More Science Than Fiction 4 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Part 4 covers Cosmology, Quantum Gravity, the Big Bang, the Big Rip, Black Holes, our Galaxay and more. ----- The program follows the efforts of two rival teams of astronomers as they search for exploding stars, map out gigantic cosmic patterns of galaxies, and grapple with the ultimate question: What is the fate of the universe? <a href=http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/u

More Science Than Fiction 5 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Part 5 tries to satisfy the computing fan and the latest technologies like Quantum Computing, Spintronics and other technologies. ----- By embracing the inevitability of system failures, recovery-oriented computing returns service faster. Digital computing performance has improved 10,000-fold in the past two decades: what took a year of number crunching in 1983 takes less than an hour nowadays, and a desktop computer from that era can't match the process

More Science Than Fiction 6 in Pure Technology JoeUser Forums

Part 6 contains some (future) applications of Quantum Mechanics. ----- Is particle research useful? What the future may bring. Particle accelerators are indispensable tools in industry, medicine, and research. In the future, they could become even more important as technological advances open up a range of new possibilities. Energy Amplifier. One of the most promising potential uses of particle accelerators is pr