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Don't care how may tiles they support in an account. They cost a fortune!
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Is the $18 for a single tile?
speramus in juniperus
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Do you remember when DOS prompt was saying: "No keyboard found, press F1 to continue"?
Well, same thing kind of happen to me with Windows 8.1! 
Installed the 8.1 RTM yesterday and... this morning... Couldn't get passed the lock screen, the mouse doesn't seem to be detected... (it's an old USB mouse)... Wonder if I should try to find a PS3 mouse, does my PC even have a PS3 connector?!
In fact I think I had the same problem yesterday after a reboot but, somehow, I think I accidentally unlock the screen (i.e. went to login screen) with my Surface's wireless mouse?!
Can't wait for tonight and, hopefully, solve it!
Otherwise I am not sure what to do.. don't want to reinstall everything from scratch... :'(
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Super Lloyd wrote: Do you remember when DOS prompt was saying: "No keyboard found, press F1 to continue"?
God, those were the days.
Try hitting Tab > Enter a few times.
I can't believe they'd be so stupid as to have not have included a tab index.
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A PS3 connector? Can you also connect a PS3 gamepad there? 
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Just the mouse? If so, you can unlock the PC without it. Odd that a plain USB mouse wouldn't be detected if there's nothing wrong with it. Try unplugging the mouse and see if it works on a different machine. Also, you may try moving the mouse to another USB port to see if it'll detect it.
The PC may not even have a PS2 connector (I don't think my new one at home does). But you can pick up another plain USB mouse for cheap.
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Nah, it's just that Van Gogh was a cr@p painter -- he meant to paint a cow.
The only reasons that the useless, plagiaristic Vincent became expensive are that his brother was a primo-grade bullsh1tter, and that paintings from the really good impressionists were not available for neither love nor money (i.e. they were worth keeping, not cr@p that you could sell when you were short a few bob).
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I can't believe you wrote that: here you are the knife.
Veni, vidi, vici.
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It's true. His most famous paintings were either what others would do as practice pictures, or direct copies of other -- better -- artists' paintings, usually painted without the skill or artistic brushwork of the originals (a few examples here[^]).
He was an impressionist because of lack of skill and laziness, not because it was his calling, and never advanced above the "learner" level.
In the Van Gogh museum, there are a few paintings by other impressionists, and they're the ones that make you stop and catch your breath; Van Gogh's look like (and, in fact, are) just paintings bladdered out by a student.
[edit] Fixed the link, which had somehow had a dot added to the end of it. [/edit]
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modified 12-Sep-13 3:26am.
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Broken link. 
Veni, vidi, vici.
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Fixato[^].
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Wow, interesting.
However they are not blind copies and, in my opinion, the poor copy is often better than the original.
Veni, vidi, vici.
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If you go to any art school, you will find students practising by copying old masters. Equally invariably, the worst students use bight, primary colours in their copies, and get bollocked for it by the tutors, who are bored stiff with having to deal with that abysmal level of creativity.
That's as far as Van Gogh got, in his entire lifetime. He was a poor student until his dying day.
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"Poems, no less! Poems, everybody! [...] The laddie reckons himself a poet! [...] Absolute rubbish, laddie."
Veni, vidi, vici.
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Don't give me that do goody-good bullsh1t!
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WikiPedia wrote: The graves were those of soldiers of Charlamagne, who had fought against the Saracens.
I'd say you are wrong mr Wallace. He was trying to paint the dead soldiers, not a cow. 
He was trying to warn us of the Zombie Apocalypse that ruled and will rise again 
Mark_Wallace wrote: his brother was a primo-grade bullsh1tter
Realy? Primo-grade?
Primo - The leading or upper part in a duet
Grade - A particular level of rank, quality, proficiency, intensity, or value.
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CBadger wrote: He was trying to warn us of the Zombie Apocalypse that ruled and will rise again
I stand corrected.
CBadger wrote: Primo-grade?
Primo - The leading or upper part in a duet
Grade - A particular level of rank, quality, proficiency, intensity, or value.
X = an unknown capacity.
Spurt = a drip under pressure.
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Just never forget about Y
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Sweet - wish I'd known about them before I built my current system, which is housed in a rather large cage with duranium alloy bars to keep the squirrels from escaping. 
Marc
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It does have the new warp drive 1.0 though right?
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I don't know what's to be intrigued about this ?
It's a small(er) form computer; the PC equivalent to the Apple's Mini.
I'd rather be phishing!
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It's the kind of machine I like: small, low power usage. The specs on it seem promising, but as the graphics chip is new, it's questionable for high-end games.
Also, it's about 1/3 the price of the mini (which is also sitting on my desk right now, next to my eeeBox). Maybe only 1/2 after you stick a drive and CPU into it.
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TTFN - Kent
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