Lottario

Lottario

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[quote who="pigeonpigeon" reply="16" id="2077163"]Also, white holes are purely theoretical and we've never seen anything at all that could be remotely construed as a white hole. It seems kind of odd that we'd see plenty of black holes - which are hard to see - and not a single white hole, which should be bright beacons of light. [/quote] Well, when quasars (at least, I think it was quasars. My memory says either quasars or pulsars, and quasars makes more sense) were first d

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Thanks for the reply Shirley. This is happening on Windows XP Pro. The more I play around with things, the more I see that its about a 50/50 split of programs that respect the second taskbar vs. programs that open up funny (I noticed it in Firefox first because its my most used program). As you can see in the screenshot, Firefox opened up

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[quote who="Star Adder" reply="4" id="2071485"] To my knowledge, there are no theories with any concrete evidence that currently suggest a universal origin. Maybe not concrete evidence, but if you read Brian Greene's "The Elegant Universe" you get an idea as to how, according to String/M-Theory the singularity and hence the known universe were "formed". Bzw.: If there would be proof for those Theories, the wouldn't be a theory anymore. [/quote] &

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[quote who="-OW- Athena" reply="17" id="2069502"] Really? Honestly, after years of research in this topic, including speaking before audiences of hundreds on it, I haven't come across any proof yet. I must have missed something ... maybe you can show me? [/quote] I'm not honestly sure how you could have researched the topic for years without coming across evidence supporting the big bang, short of a fundamental misunderstanding of what the theory is trying to convey (which i

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[quote who="Mumblefratz" reply="12" id="2070499"] I buy the premise but I'm not sure that anything outside of the universe has been proven by string theory. Also even if string theory were able to "prove" something existed outside of our universe doesn't it beg the point that string theory itself is unproven (at least as far as I know)? If the existence of something "outside" of our universe were indeed "proven" I think that would tend to deny the tenets of most religions. I'm sure

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Hi all. I've just installed ObjectBar, and it works wonderfully. I'm just using the basic theme that adds a second taskbar to the top of the screen (the second taskbar has autohide turned off). Every program I've used so far has recognized and respected both taskbars. Every program except Firefox. FF, when maximized, instead of taking up the space between the two taskbars like it should, resizes itself so that it takes up the right [i]amount[/i] of space, but in

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Fresh installs of both doesn't seem to have had an effect . This is probably just my computer being a pain in the ass.... its in need of a reformat, but I just can't be bothered to deal with that sort of thing (I'm lazy, and besides, I know where everything is on this computer atm, no sense changing that ). Thanks for trying

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I'm using MSN version 7.0, fully patched as far as I know, without any plugins. WB is version 4.6, as it was the highest one I could find that runs on Win2000.

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Well, I'm a complete noob at skinning (just started today, in fact). I'm running Windows 2000, and trying to make it look better in a way that doesn't involve making my colour scheme really messed up. I'm currently using WB for my skins, as that seems to be the one with the most available skins. However, with every skin I apply, MSN stops flashing whenever I get an IM from someone I'm talking to. Is there a way to prevent/fix this? Thanks for any help <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc

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