Richie

Nothing really well known, but like old anti-drug shorts and things. Is there a website that lists what is in the public domain or who owns it?

Like if I wanted to find out when a domain name was registered or when the site first went up. Is there an online database or something for that?

It's for an article thing, I'm looking for a slangy aussie expression. Preferably one specific to coins, if that happens.

Like when something's cheap, in the US we'd say "That's not much scratch at all" or something.

Thanks.

is their favorite topping on ice cream?

And don't say dog. You won't be the only one and the joke is dead.

I made cookies, but I think the Republicans ate them all...

I made cooookies! But you have to share, okay?

Anybody else annoyed by the blockage just as soon as you get on a roll?

I've gotten a couple violations for smarting off. It's not my fault, people sometimes ask stupid questions.

So how often do you give joke answers and get reported?

I'm hoping you got the time machine working. Let me know.

...and sometimes see things but only when I'm sleeping. And don't say I was dreaming because that's not it.

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Usually it will continue to work unless I shut down and restart. If hibernating it will usually come up eventually but doesn't do the "resuming windows" thing.

Hooking up an external monitor works, but is kinda awkward.

Suggestions?

It does sometimes, but whenever the computer gets shut down it won't for awhile. External monitor works when connected.

The shortcut I used for making quick videos disappeared awhile back and I can't get back to it. When I try opening the MediaSmart menu it takes me to the Media Player instead.

The computer is a Pavilion dv4.

The camera still works, I just prefer the simple interface of the MediaSmart.

The clamps on my battery cables are extremly old and won't even hold tight anymore. There are several wires leading to them, and I don't want to have to change all that. Both the mechanic I saw when getting an oil change and the guy at the auto parts store said I didn't have to, just to cut the old clamps off and feed the wire through the new clamps.

This is on a 1996 plymouth neon, top post battery. The problem actually is that there are two cables running into the negative clamp, but the new one is not the same configuration, having a place for only one wire.