Hi konrad, I followed your links but decided to go with a different design. Many Canon cameras can be booted with a custom firmware, see here: http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK One of the features in the firmware is a motion detection. Basically, you don't need an extra electronics, just a Canon, batteries and an enclosure. I just ordered Canon S2 ($30 at eBay !), will see how it goes.

Firefox 8 to tell aggressive add-ons to back off "While add-ons create new features, they can also hamstring the browser's performance. Not unlike Microsoft taking steps to get users to upgrade beyond Internet Explorer 6, Mozilla appears to be interested in getting people to think about the add-ons they've installed and deactivating or uninstalling the unused ones." "Mozilla is taking steps to protect users from programs that install add-ons in Firefox without user permission, citing numerous reasons including security concerns and the desire to make sure that the person using Firefox has ultimate control of the add-ons installed." "Two new features will be making their debut in Firefox 8, currently on the Firefox nightly channel but planned to move to the Aurora developer's build early next week. The first feature automatically disables add-ons added to Firefox by other programs. When you start Firefox after the add-on has been installed, a notification window prompts users to either activate the add-on or ignore it." From here, http://download.cnet.com/8301-2007_4-20091858-12/firefox-8-to-tell-aggressive-add-ons-to-back-off/

with only 2Gb of memory with windows7 Ultimate you may have issues, that is not much memory for that operating system at all. there is a great forum for windows 7 they have lots and lots of tutorials set up, I would highly recommend using that site. Windows 7 Forums there are ways to set up 7 to look more like xp so that the look may make it easier to adjust to. Make the Windows 7 Taskbar Work More Like Windows XP or Vista If you want that same classic mode (the gray toolbars and such), that does exist in Windows 7. Just right-click your desktop, choose Personalize, then scroll down and click "Windows Classic". Make Windows 7 look like XP for many more like this here is the google search for you Make Windows 7 look like XP My prefered method to move my data from one pc to another is using a usb thumb drive just put what I want to transfer on the thumb drive then stick that in the new pc and load it to that machine. be sure you have your security programs up and running before connecting to the internet so you do not risk infection right off. The 2 free ones I would suggest are AVAST or Microsoft Security Essentials. Also install Malwarebytes free and update and run it weekly. Which ever AV you choose make sure you have the 64 bit version since your new windows 7 is 64bit. Let us know what more you need. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware (Win) - Detecting and Removing Malware Free Antivirus 64-bit to help you understand what 64 bit is all about Download Microsoft Security Essentials there you would choose the English one and in that drop down box the windows 7 64bit option.

It's on the "C" Drive Find the My Computer Icon either on the desktop or in the start menu, in vista or win 7 it's just called Computer once found double click it when the window opens see where it says Local Disk That's the "C" Drive Double click it, when it opens look for Programs Files Folder Double click that, that's where all the programs are. Look for Mozilla or firefox folder, once located Right click on it and choose Delete.