AFAIK, LongHorn is still scheduled for 2006. The second beta is due, I think, in the summer sometime.

Flava wrote:I don't seem to mind it - I've got 15GB of MP3s in My Music!

Excuse me while I call the British Equivialent of the RIAA...

Check connections? Check volume control for Line-In setting in the Windows Volume Control applet? Something else on the system using sound? (unlikely but you never know.) Software for capture card set to mute or low?

Classic or Modern? Vote now... I trust that by this you mean "do you prefer the bright white start menu and blue/green setup as installed by Windows XP by default, or do you switch all that off so it looks and behaves like Win9x?" I set this one up to look and behave like Win9x. I don't l...

800x600, I have no idea what the maximum for this monitor is, though I know it can do 1024x768.

cwanten - have you ever tried going into Dixons and complaining about widescreen TVs being set up wrong? Now that's always fun. Talking of this, I've just come back from Currys where they've got loads of widescreen TVs which were showing a football match on Sky Sports. These things are shown widesc...

Just on News 24 now, they say apparently The Sun has got leaked extracts of the Hutton Report. Suffice to say, not good news for the BBC, government gets off the hook very well, only Hoon and the MoD are "rapped on the knuckles". That doesn't surprise me at all considering where The Sun's...

So the Government have won by a tight 316 to 311 votes. I'm amazed by how they only had a majority of five votes. Very dramatic stuff. Huh, only because Blair went round licking everybody's arse all weekend and Charles Clarke went throwing in "concessions" everywhere just to get the damn ...

Indeed, there are more students now; there are TOO MANY students at university. A levels have now become virtually worthless with so many pupils finishing their GCSEs and going on to do them, degrees are going the same way. I had a job interview last week. The interviewer said I had good qualificat...

According to http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3420883.stm it really could go either way. From that page, 132 MPs who originally said they would vote against tutition fees were contacted in a BBC survey. 43 didn't take part, three would abstain and 16 were undecided. 62 will still vote against ...

universities in this country are seriously underfunded... and sorry to break it to students, but they have to pay up to get a top notch education. Americans pay a fortune, and as a result enjoy some of the best universities in the world; Brits pay a pittance, and suffer some of the worst. This is w...