I like your positive attitude. The fact that you are sad because there is not enough people to play the game and not because you are the only one of nine people, who didn't get promoted. ;P But I hope you'll find some new players soon.

And don't forget South Carolina's legendary Miss teen USA competitor.[^] :-D

I had the same experience. One day it was smooth ride, the other day my computer was practically unusable with Security Essentials hogging 90% of all system resources. After that, it was bye bye Security Essentials. Now I'm thinking: buy buy Norton Internet Security. :)

Yes! :laugh: Finally somebody who knows how to really deal with zombies. Although I prefer placing firelogs behind wallnuts in combination with threepeaters, to prepare fiery welcome for those, who want to eatz my brainz.

Just use a pencil. I don't know about your area, but where I'm from, most of the pencils are hexagonal. So you just write numbers 1 - 6 on each side and throw the pencil.

Maybe I have been watching too many movies lately but are you saying that your previous task was to terminate your support guy, and after a successfull termination, your boss gave you a new assignment? :D ... I'll be back ... :D

I understand the problem right, we need to find a substitute for throwing a dice. Probability of getting each one number on a dice is 1/6 ... one out of six ... something like 16.6% But when you throw six pennies, you have to use different formula for probability. That is: P(x) = (n above x) × p^x × (1-p)^(n-x), where n is number of pennies ... in our case 6, x is number of favorable events ... heads in our case, and p is probability of one favorable event ... in our case, heads or tails, 0.5 long story short :) Probability of getting 1 is 0,09375 Probability of getting 2 is 0,234375 Probability of getting 3 is 0,3125 Probability of getting 4 is 0,234375 Probability of getting 5 is 0,09375 Probability of getting 6 is 0,015625 Plus, there is probability of 0.015625 of getting 0

You should definitely try taking it apart and connecting separately. That worked for me two times already with my Western Digital MyBook. There is probably going to be an old ATA drive inside. However, story like this always makes me go and make a new backup of everything. But I feel you pain. I've been there.