Geocaching Australia

I use virtual box, and it is free, however the Windows isn't. You can get copies of XP for pretty cheap though theses days.

On a related note, I was under the impression that Macs 'Just Work'

Wow... spectacular?

We've had instant gas since our water tank broke 8 years ago, the unit is still running fine and it produces hot water quickly. Not sure about running costs though, as we have gas everything else it's hard to tell.

My website is from godaddy. They gave me free information hiding or something (so people can't find out where I live).

I think nearly all the trig points in the ACT have caches within 50m or so, I've even found a few under the trig point itself...

If you weer going to list the database as findable entities on GCA I think you would need a different category/area of the site, as there are a lot of trig points.

Don't they take the orienteering ones away after the orienteering day?

Hi. I can vouch for getting a sound card. I recently got a Sound Blaster X-Fi Pro to go with my new speakers, and I can say with certainty there is a clear difference in clarity and vibrancy. If you are a audiophile then you will definitely need a sound card, though you did mention that you would be...

Too bad it isn't the movies where the GPS send out a signal indicating it's location that can be tracked...

I hope they catch the guy/you get your stuff back somehow.

Ah hahahaha

delta_foxtrot2 wrote:Or you could just post the WSG84 co-ords in a comment rather than telling people to switch...

Huh?

What is the deal with BrisVegas? that's the second time I've heard that term used in a week!

You didn't even put the PC on the list. I play that, and I own a DS and Wii but barely use them anymore. If anyone else has Steam, we should play a few rounds some day. (Add: Jezzza_Xtreme)

Edit: Too bad you don;t play on the PC anymore cdmark, and Left 4 Dead is so fun!

Wouldn't Telstra be against it as the scheme seems to require each individual ISP to run the software on it's servers, thus most likely requiring more equipment to handle the loads, and with Telstra being probably the biggest ISP, that would mean a LOT of extra servers etc they would need. Also, It'...

I know this might no necessarily be helpful, but whenever I get myself into a driver related bungle that is likely to be a absolute pain to fix, I just re-install windows. It usually save a lot of time, (unless you have thousands of programs you use all the time) and as an added bonus your computer ...