Lyssa

This is a nice chart that I came across.

So, like, what server are you guys on?

OMG Hi! My Little Pwny will be playing for the Empire on the server Anchorhead (EST PvP)!

Yes it did. http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/keyboards-mice/9836/

I'm /emo- I'm going to miss the old world.

I've been playing this for about a week now, it's pretty fun.

The old Voodoo SLI isn't the same thing as the new nVidia SLI. Same letters, different acronyms. Voodoo SLI - Scan-line Interleave nVidia SLI - Scalable Link Interface For nVidia's SLI you have to have an "SLI" board just like you have to have a Crossfire board to run Crossfire. The current GPU leader is ATI. nVidia's Fermi-based gaming cards are supposed to be released sometime this month. As of now I'm looking to upgrade my old nVidia 8800GT to an ATI 5850. EDIT: And you still need to use the bridge connectors for both Crossfire and SLI when running in their respective motherboards.

Treat yourself to a Chipotle burrito...on...you...

An OEM copy is $104.99 at NewEgg.

Here is my latest, screen res is 1900x1200 on my 24" Dell 2407WFP.

http://www.dpreview.com/ Great source for camera reviews. They don't have the S150 listed though, not even under discontinued models, which is odd.

I've been using it for, I don't know, 5-6 months? It works fine.

You can find it in their mobile store and the app is $0.99 automatically billed to your phone account.

Slight correction, it doesn't actually send a code. Your device is generating the code on it's own so there is no data transfer when you are using the authenticator app. It only needs a data connection when you sync the iPhone/Touch/Cellphone versions. I've only had to do this once on my Blackberry version and I've been using it for months.

There is absolutely no reason not to have an authenticator. We've had a few people have their accounts hacked, multiple times even, and I really have no pity. One of them had access to the guild bank and we had to get a bunch of stuff restored... If you can afford the $15/month then you can afford the $7 for a hard token authenticator and if you have an iPhone/Touch it's even free. I the cell phone version is like $0.40 or something, but their device list isn't very comprehensive. I have the $7 keyfob and the iPhone authenticator on my Touch but I'm currently using the cell phone version on my Blackberry since that's most convenient for me. It's pretty much impossible to hack an account with a working authenticator on it. Get one.