I'd rather have a 1TB hard drive then a 32GB SSD. I play lots of games, watch videos and listen to music. A 32GB SSD just won't fly.
Let me put it this way, would you rather have 4GB of DDR2 ram or 512MB of DDR3 ram?
As long as it doesn't suck as much as Norton (slow, hard to remove), I'll take a look at it. Right now I'm running ClamWin, and I'm looking for a better (free) anti-virus.
I would love if a Microsoft developer went to Circuit City to get their computer fixed they had some Microsoft source code on that machine, and the tech fixing the machine hated Microsoft...
I actually have a Linux server that I play with from time to time, so I'm no stranger to Linux. I think that on the server front Linux is doing fine, but on the desktop side, it needs some work.
Yeah, what would happen if say, (hypothetically of course) ReactOS or WINE used some of the code in the 2004 leak? Would they be able to go after them?
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I'd rather have a 1TB hard drive then a 32GB SSD. I play lots of games, watch videos and listen to music. A 32GB SSD just won't fly. Let me put it this way, would you rather have 4GB of DDR2 ram or 512MB of DDR3 ram?
No one even notice the new Firefox icon?
No, no! Binary files were/are the death of Usenet! Usenet was a text based discussion system, not a place you can store files.
Come on, a hardcore nerd would at least use BitTorrent and not get caught.
But doesn't XP still have the most market share? Would a hardware manufacturer be stupid enough to NOT support the most popular OS?
Those machines that had 512MB of RAM that ran Vista is surely a mistakes that hopefully won't happen with Windows 7.
That means ME will have never happened and Vista would be considered a good OS?
Anything (well unless it's something I'm trying to find) you post on the internet can be found. It's common sense.
Then why doesn't Microsoft just copy the innovation of the 1980's Microsoft?
Will it know if I've gone on Goatse?
I believe Comcast has a McAfee based anti-virus application.
As long as it doesn't suck as much as Norton (slow, hard to remove), I'll take a look at it. Right now I'm running ClamWin, and I'm looking for a better (free) anti-virus.
I would love if a Microsoft developer went to Circuit City to get their computer fixed they had some Microsoft source code on that machine, and the tech fixing the machine hated Microsoft...
They're just angry that Bing sucks. Bing, the decision engine that's gonna finally FUCKING KILL GOOGLE, or maybe not.
He's lying, of course. Look at his UID (149110), for crying out loud!
1) Apple spent maybe a minute bashing Windows. Since OS X is a competitor to Windows, this makes sense.
Can I buy OSX and install it on a PC legally and with ease? Sorry, no I can't. Thus, OS X is not a true "competitor" to Windows.
I actually have a Linux server that I play with from time to time, so I'm no stranger to Linux. I think that on the server front Linux is doing fine, but on the desktop side, it needs some work.
Yeah, what would happen if say, (hypothetically of course) ReactOS or WINE used some of the code in the 2004 leak? Would they be able to go after them?
And I'm threatening to move to Linux.
Dude, I never knew Valve was going out of buisness.
Well fuck them, then. I could just download the shows off BitTorrent and get higher quality, and less ads, all for the whopping price of $0.
I want my.. I want my mod points.
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I'm still waiting for cs_747 and as_oilrig for CS:S. Any time now, Valve.