On XP you must install an UDF 2.5 driver for the BDROM to work. There is a native UDF 2.5 driver on Vista and Win7.
The Toshiba one seems to work fine in most cases, but there are other ones.
However it's not supposed to be installed on non Toshiba systems but it's working fine if you use this trick: http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=15597
I believe it was Charlotte Casiraghi, also known as Charlotte de Monaco, who is the daughter of Princesse Caroline de Monaco and Stefano Casiraghi (who died in 1990 during an offshore powerboat race, he was the second husband of Princess Caroline).
She is actually fourth in the line of succession to the throne.
I'm living at about 20 km from Monaco and I went there twice for the GP. Believe me it's a real nightmare at many levels: incredible crowd on such a small territory, accesses, parking (better to use train), you see almost nothing and overall the noise of the engines reflecting on the buildings is just crazy.
Now that I'm not a young man anymore it's much better on TV
In Firefox menu go to Tools -> Options then open the Content tab and in the Fonts & Colors section click on the Advanced button.
The default settings for western countries are like these:
Set the settings like that and make sure that the "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of my selections above" option is ticked. Then close and restart Firefox.
As Lateralus said the default font for this forum is Verdana so check in the Windows Control Panel -> Fonts if this font is installed and if the files are physically present in the \Windows\Fonts folder (4 files: Verdana.ttf, Verdanab.ttf, Verdanai.ttf, Verdanaz.ttf).
It's the best movie I've ever seen, image quality wise.
Film Critic Roger Ebert recently reviewed a copy of the upcoming Blu-ray release of 'Baraka', which is due to hit store shelves on October 28th. Calling it "the finest video disc I have ever viewed or ever imagined," the famous critic concluded that "Baraka by itself is sufficient reason to acquire a Blu-ray player.
No single driver may drive more than 75% (3 hours) of the race distance.
On one side it's talking about distance (thus metres thus laps) and on the other side about time.
I guess the admins will have to review the replay for checking both distance and time.
And the rule needs to be clarified anyway.
Alternatives to packages you use or new things altogether.
Some thoughts:
The free version of RealVNC does not allow file transfers which is a must have IMO. Use TightVNC instead, which is free, full featured and open source.
Foobar2000, with the Kernel Streaming support (don't forget to select the KS output in the Preferences), is the best audio player quality wise.
Codec Pack xxx: get rid of codec packs. Use Ffdshow with Media Player Classic - HomeCinema and its internal codecs. That and VLC and I bet you can play any video.
AutoGK: have you tried AviDemux ? It's not that hard to use and despite of its name it can open, convert and save from/to many more containers than AVI only. Backup your DVD's with H264 video + AAC sound and enter the HD world with a higher quality than DivX/XviD + MP3 for the same file size
btw you guys better grab the mp3 patch somewhere too
Best place is the Microsoft site
Update for Windows 7 Beta (KB961367)
Brief Description
Install this update to resolve live and recorded TV issues in Windows Media Center, recorded TV playback issues in Windows Media Player, and MP3 file corruption issues in Windows.
I'm using different versions of Mozilla based browsers (SeaMonkey, Firefox 2, Firefox 3) on different computers and on both Linux and Windows and I have no problems so far to log in to LFSWorld, and never had any.
So I guess there must be something wrong in your configuration (Antivirus, anti-spyware, script blocking tool, etc).