Actually, redirecting in the hosts file as CharlesS mentioned has worked really well for me. I wasn't sure if I could use wildcards (e.g., *.intellitxt.com) but apparently I can--n…

Quote: Originally Posted by tooki Anyway, the link is in the IntelliTXT popup when you hover over an ad link. In the popup box, the word IntelliTXT and the little question mark …

Quote: Originally Posted by subego RPG.net allows it. When I checked to be sure I found this: "Deactivation requires the use of cookie technology. If you should delete or refr…

Quote: Originally Posted by CharlesS Oh well. I know what's probably the reason - it turns out I still have macnn.us.intellitxt.com redirected to 127.0.0.1 in my /etc/hosts file…

Quote: Originally Posted by Oneota Hmm, except that I never deleted or refreshed my cookies. I think that every time I disable it, it just makes a cookie with an expiration dat…

Person Man, weren't you hit on the head with a frying pan?

Quote: Originally Posted by Gabriel Morales Person Man, weren't you hit on the head with a frying pan? So I've been told...

Quote: Originally Posted by Person Man So I've been told... Hehe, indeed. Sorry, couldn't resist! -- Particle Man (iTunes Store), though I prefer this version.

I'm a regular MacNN reader with a new, anonymous account for today to protect the innocent and not so innocent. The file below landed in my inbox the other day - forwarded from a …

I have an iBook G3 Running OSX. I have an Email Application called Mail , Version 2.0(727/728). It will except mail from my server usadatanet.net but I cannot send. It gives me a w…

"accept", not "except". Well it sounds like you already know what the problem is—wrong port number. You say that in Netscape in OS 9 with port 110 it works? Have you tried the sam…

ISP and Mail server is one and the same. They have been no help. I have tried 110, 25, I can go on. Quote: Originally Posted by Apfhex "accept", not "except". Well it sounds…

What applications will play RMVB video files? I searched this forum and there were no solutions. Should I just give up on trying?

Never heard of RMVB. Try VLC Try Mplayer Try RealOne Try Quicktime with Flip4Mac Give Up

As far as I know it's a container used by Real Networks for Real Video 9 so you'll need RealPlayer to play them. BTW, the quality of the video should be very good for the file siz…

I tried the latest version of RealPlayer didn't work. VLC, Mplayer, Quicktime + the flippy thing: None of them works. I gave up.

Quote: Originally Posted by tripletaker I tried the latest version of RealPlayer didn't work. Realplayer should work since it's RealMedia Variable Bitrate. What error did it…

"Unsupported document type" I don't have a sample. I deleted it and won't bother again.

All, I need some help with iPod speakers. I want to buy a set of portable speakers to take away on holiday with me (in Europe) that will also act as a charger for my video iPod (3…

I went to the apple store earlier and bought the logitech portable unit. The sound on the AL's sounded a little light and distorted. My wife hates the logitech one though. She d…

Hi -- For my recent birthday, I asked for, and received, an mp3 player that WASN'T an ipod (got my mini two years agao and still love it). I needed to be able to play windows media…

So... Which player is this you're talking about?

So, if Delicious Library were capable of plug-ins, for what would you want (that a database already exists already for)? Comic Books? Wine? Ben+Jerry's Ice Creams?

Comic Books would be great, but I'd really like to see better suport in DL for comic trade paperbacks — you know, the bundled issues of comic sold in bookstores everywhere. For so…

I may not be completely understanding the question but I would want another category of Collections (like Comic Books) called something like "Songs", or maybe "Singles", in additio…