Wanna PC in ur car??

[ENIGMA.com]

Land Rover Defender (http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tb.pt%2Foutros%2Ffabi o%2Fcarro%2Findex.html&langpair=pt%7Cen&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools)

Nissan 350Z (http://www.swooby.com/z/navpc/)

Jeep Cherokee Limited (http://gallery.jackshakes.com/carputer/)

Jeep Grand Cherokee (http://www.unsavory.org/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=WJ-Carputer-Project)

basically all clean installs

[Kraigoth]

its hard to say that but ....... thanx that was very nice

[Leo]

i want one with the jeep car

[ENIGMA.com]

to be honest with ya guys I'd rather have these PCs in my car than an average stereo cause u can have immense multimedia capabilities more than a clean ICE such as Gigabytes of MP3s, DivX movies, DVDs, GPS, and also ECU info as well

[Kraigoth]

thats right ... sec of all its cheaper

but dude do u know where can u get the media car program

[ENIGMA.com]

it's free, go to www.mp3car.com and check the software section (MediaEngine is the best so far)

[Kraigoth]

where do u get all these info from ... btw ... wuts ur major in college

[JDM tuner]

thnx gaaaal or maaaan whatever

[ENIGMA.com]

where do u get all these info from ... btw ... wuts ur major in college

doin I.T next semester (Currently at commerce)

anyways I found this site a long time ago when I saw a Bora with a nice PC setup using Linux and boy was it cool (Linux is EXTREMELY HARD to learn)

[Kraigoth]

nice man ... but from wut i heard about linux ... its just like dos but with graphix

[ENIGMA.com]

I've tried Linux, it was a really tough job to do. but some critics will say it will bring out the fun in computers (geeks) besides its like those hacker movies. Other than that its considered one of the most dangerous and powerful OSes for enterprising and tech junkies (makes windows look like a Datsun 180B)

[Kraigoth]

hahahaha ... did u hear about lindows ...

[Kraigoth]

hey about that media engine thing ... they always say that the dvd playa doesnt work ...

[ENIGMA.com]

looks good man, I think I'll go to Bangkok and find it there

[ZOSicK]

I've tried Linux, it was a really tough job to do. but some critics will say it will bring out the fun in computers (geeks) besides its like those hacker movies. Other than that its considered one of the most dangerous and powerful OSes for enterprising and tech junkies (makes windows look like a Datsun 180B)
Linux is :up2:

[designo]

Linux is :up2:
Try DUREX!

[Black Z]

:pat:

here let me make it simple for you

Linux was created by Linus Torvalds. Linus wanted a operating system that would do everything he needed for college. He didn't want to buy Unix because the price was too high, and it wasn't exactly stable, so Linus thought, why not make a operating system that meets my needs? So, he began work on it. Linux was begun in 1992 and the first version (1.0) was released to the public in 1994. Since then, many people have developed programs for linux and have chosen it as their primary computer system, mainly because linux is more stable, cheaper (free), and meets the needs of most if not all computer users. Linux is complicated to learn, mainly because when you turn on a linux system, you get this:
Linux 2.0.31 running on an i586
login:
Not many people know what to do with a login prompt. There are many books on linux and how to install it, use it, upgrade it, design programs in it, and much much more. Out of the box, Linux is a mail server, web server, ftp server, telnet server, total multitasking environment, more stable than concrete, and most of all, free.

[vette4ever]

cooool .... thanx

[vette4ever]

Try DUREX!


hmmmm Durex ...... :thinking2

[designo]

Durex History : Pre-1939
1915
LA Jackson founded the London Rubber Company (LRC), a vendor of barbers sundries, including "protectives" imported from Germany, from a small room behind a tobacconist in London.
1929
The Durex trademark was first registered: Durability Reliability Excellence.

1932
A Durex condom factory, concentrating on the relatively new latex technique, was set up in Hackney.

1939
Due to the outbreak of war, condom supplies from Germany were cut off, so LRC expanded its Durex condom production to help meet increasing orders from the armed forces.

Durex History : 1950s
1950
London Rubber Company was registered as a public company.
1951
The first fully automated production dipping line was introduced by LRC, speeding up the technique of condom manufacturing.

1953
Electronic testing machines were developed and introduced by LRC engineers.

1957
The very first lubricated condom was launched in the UK.


Durex History : 1960s
1962
LRC opened its first Family Planning Clinic in the UK and Durex condoms became widely available through the NHS.
1964
This was a busy year for LRC. Durex condoms compliance to the British Standard Specification was certified, the Durex Information Service was launched and LRC launched its first condom vending machines.

1968
The first major vending contract was obtained with a brewer.

1969
LRC launched the first anatomically shaped condom.


Durex History : 1970s
1978
Durex sponsored a Formula 1 racing car in the UK.

Durex History : 1980s
1980
Condoms began to be sold in pubs, grocery stores and supermarkets throughout the world. Following the recognition of AIDS and the HIV virus, prophylactic use of the condom increased.
Asda was the first supermarket to sell condoms.
1982
In the UK, the first Durex poster campaign was launched. The theme was Closer Encounters.

1984
In the UK, the Durex pregnant woman advert won the Cleo Award for Best International Print Advertising.

1987
Durex became the first condom brand to be advertised on British television with the Boy Meets Girl advertising campaign.

The Government launched its Don't Die of Ignorance campaign.

1989
The Durex hot air balloon was launched.


Durex History : 1990s
1992
LRC launched the first ever free-standing outdoor Durex vending machine in the UK at Nuneaton bus station.
1994
Durex ran its first ever international Durex sponsorship and advertising campaign, which was launched, on MTV Europe, reaching 49 million young adults in 37 countries.

1995
Durex condoms were the first in Europe to be widely distributed with the CE mark.

Durex launched an Internet web site for the public.

1996
Durex launched its first selection of coloured, flavoured and ribbed condoms in the same pack with the sub brand, Select.These new flavours were tangerine, ice mint, banana and strawberry. The new sub brand is part of a major Durex relaunch following extensive research into attitudes and behaviour of condom users.

Durex launched a scientific site on the Internet for health professional and researchers. The site includes regularly updated medical answers to the most frequently asked questions on contraception and sexual health issues. The site is on www.healthcare.com

1997
LRC launched the world's first male polyurethane condom Durex Avanti. Made from a revolutionary new material, Duron, Durex Avanti condoms are thinner than latex condoms and can be used with oil based lubricants like petroleum jelly and baby oil.

The Durex Avanti hot air balloon was launched.

1999
LRC parent company the LI group merged with Seton Scholl to form SSL International plc.

Durex History : 2000
2000
Durex launches in Japan.

[BiGiE]

thanks homz

[vette4ever]

Durex History : Pre-1939
1915
LA Jackson founded the London Rubber Company (LRC), a vendor of barbers sundries, including "protectives" imported from Germany, from a small room behind a tobacconist in London.
1929
The Durex trademark was first registered: Durability Reliability Excellence.

1932
A Durex condom factory, concentrating on the relatively new latex technique, was set up in Hackney.

1939
Due to the outbreak of war, condom supplies from Germany were cut off, so LRC expanded its Durex condom production to help meet increasing orders from the armed forces.

Durex History : 1950s
1950
London Rubber Company was registered as a public company.
1951
The first fully automated production dipping line was introduced by LRC, speeding up the technique of condom manufacturing.

1953
Electronic testing machines were developed and introduced by LRC engineers.

1957
The very first lubricated condom was launched in the UK.


Durex History : 1960s
1962
LRC opened its first Family Planning Clinic in the UK and Durex condoms became widely available through the NHS.
1964
This was a busy year for LRC. Durex condoms compliance to the British Standard Specification was certified, the Durex Information Service was launched and LRC launched its first condom vending machines.

1968
The first major vending contract was obtained with a brewer.

1969
LRC launched the first anatomically shaped condom.


Durex History : 1970s
1978
Durex sponsored a Formula 1 racing car in the UK.

Durex History : 1980s
1980
Condoms began to be sold in pubs, grocery stores and supermarkets throughout the world. Following the recognition of AIDS and the HIV virus, prophylactic use of the condom increased.
Asda was the first supermarket to sell condoms.
1982
In the UK, the first Durex poster campaign was launched. The theme was Closer Encounters.

1984
In the UK, the Durex pregnant woman advert won the Cleo Award for Best International Print Advertising.

1987
Durex became the first condom brand to be advertised on British television with the Boy Meets Girl advertising campaign.

The Government launched its Don't Die of Ignorance campaign.

1989
The Durex hot air balloon was launched.


Durex History : 1990s
1992
LRC launched the first ever free-standing outdoor Durex vending machine in the UK at Nuneaton bus station.
1994
Durex ran its first ever international Durex sponsorship and advertising campaign, which was launched, on MTV Europe, reaching 49 million young adults in 37 countries.

1995
Durex condoms were the first in Europe to be widely distributed with the CE mark.

Durex launched an Internet web site for the public.

1996
Durex launched its first selection of coloured, flavoured and ribbed condoms in the same pack with the sub brand, Select.These new flavours were tangerine, ice mint, banana and strawberry. The new sub brand is part of a major Durex relaunch following extensive research into attitudes and behaviour of condom users.

Durex launched a scientific site on the Internet for health professional and researchers. The site includes regularly updated medical answers to the most frequently asked questions on contraception and sexual health issues. The site is on www.healthcare.com

1997
LRC launched the world's first male polyurethane condom Durex Avanti. Made from a revolutionary new material, Duron, Durex Avanti condoms are thinner than latex condoms and can be used with oil based lubricants like petroleum jelly and baby oil.

The Durex Avanti hot air balloon was launched.

1999
LRC parent company the LI group merged with Seton Scholl to form SSL International plc.

Durex History : 2000
2000
Durex launches in Japan.

you forgot to mention Durex launches in Bahrain too :toilet:

[designo]

you forgot to mention Durex launches in Bahrain too :toilet:
http://www.durex.com/bh/index.asp

[BiGiE]

ahahahahahahahahahahahaha try playing the games man catch the sperm man ahahahahahahahahahahah

[adrenaline]

:hmmm: .................

[Kraigoth]

designo ... u r very off topic

[ENIGMA.com]

Linux is :up2:


that's why Microsoft are AFRAID and are convincing Congress to "outlaw" it

[ENIGMA.com]

designo ... u r very off topic


I think, 3la goolat il3ajam, " 5ayash meecheleh

[ZOSicK]

that's why Microsoft are AFRAID and are convincing Congress to "outlaw" it
dont worry they cant it's doin really well :up2:

:whip: Designo

[Black Z]

look .... Sindbad on Dubai channel....

[ENIGMA.com]

OFF TOPIC

[CapRicon]

To:

Super supreme saloon .....

As per Durex History (1970s) -

In 1978: Durex sponsored a Formula 1 racing ......


:yikes: :haha: :yikes:

[Black Z]

:pat:

[ENIGMA.com]

elbaya5a zayda kal maay