Yay! now if only it worked for everyone...

Wow, that would be a big kind of change to wrap my brain around. I already use this in my PMs since that functionality is there, but for a whole forum? I really wonder whether and how it would work in real life. Are there any forums that do this already?

Shooped. You heard it here first, folks.

All windows versions will work for 30 days x3 with the slmgr.vbs /rearm trick, which is plenty "trial" enough for me.

Here are direct genuine MS downloads for ISOs that should work:
(SP1 integrated)
http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-24280.iso (x86)
http://msft.digitalrivercontent.net/win/X17-24281.iso (x64)

Checkout completed, with a small spelling error "This order has been validate "

Now I just wait for my items.

OK, now I got to the end where it should present a bitcoin address, but the space for the address is blank.

EDIT: The email that came did have the address in it though.

Your form actions are all http:// still. Entering an email to register an account didn't work for me.
EDIT: Actually almost everything is a full link with http:// - perhaps you might want to use relative links for everything.

"Zhou Tong" is like "John Smith" around here, from what I gather, so that could be pretty much anyone.

Since I've never heard back from testerx after a couple PMs, these last 3 x1-to-x16 cables are still available.

Rosewill Lightning held pending sale to ssateneth, other stuff still available!

Hehe, I like your grammar. Either you are extremely overtired, or you have been working with some Russians via a machine translator, or both.

I have dozens of these. Wanna buy? Only problem is that they are extremely slow when writing data, and limited to 1GB each. I also have an enormous box full of SD-MD discs, and some even have music on them.

I have one too, somewhere. I have no idea how old it is, probably at least 10-20 years old. MASSIVE thing.

If you're going to be a small time farmer, you need to carve out a niche and grow something unusual or uncommon, and market it as such. I have friends in Indiana that have a tiny (less than 1 acre) backyard plot, and grow at least 5 varieties of tomatoes, and several less-common varieties of other vegetables. They put them on a roadside stand with a donation box, and instructions as to the recommended cost per pound, and regularly pull in much more than the value of the vegetables. Of course, there are those that will take the produce and walk, but that is outweighed by those that overpay for what they do get.

It's not sustainable and wasn't meant to be, but it could easily be if they felt like putting additional effort into it. Right now it's just a hobby that pulls in several thousands per month.

Yes, because entropy is hard for most people to understand.

I'm sure you will have no trouble explaining why you are using a trusted member's -otc rating in your signature, and a slight variation on his name?

I demand that you sign a message using the key ID 357F695B9F0E529C or the bitcoin address 17QAPwXnqXX771j2CB7y2ahuoX76X4aipv saying that you are the same user as https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=33781 and that you have a damned good reason for showing up with a similar name.

They are probably pulling data from BTC-e, which seems to have been hacked or something.

None have been delivered, and it will be a while before any are.

There are a number of possibilities, including dirty power at your location as the most likely suspect. Transients, harmonics and brownouts will reduce the lifespan of PSUs, and such anomalies can be caused by a number of factors including under-spec wiring, large motors being started, unfiltered VFD/inverter drives, other inductive loads such as UPS units, and more.

It's also possible that some component in your systems is causing an issue, such as component(s) with inordinately high leakage causing out-of-spec power draw and additional heat.

Updated to include this info.