right, so if i leave it as an xp-booting paper-weight, it's amazing. i have an old laptop the boots into DOS pretty quickly, doesn't mean it's useful or amazing.
the real question is, did the testers load apps on the boxes?
i guess you need to learn grammar and how to read title case. Oh wait, I'm sure that confused you with a lower-case 'i'. Was that a proper pronoun? Grow up; (OMG it's a scary semi-colon) if you can't understand title case, then obviously you won't be able to comprehend an article. Very basic grammar rules here, nothing "challenging".
(mod me down, i know you will. just be sure to drag the trollz down with me.)
this is a poor analogy.you're saying that using the same ingredients for different tasks is the same as using the same basic ingredients for very similar tasks. i don't need my metaphorical cookbook to have 5 recipies for rye bread.
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right, so if i leave it as an xp-booting paper-weight, it's amazing. i have an old laptop the boots into DOS pretty quickly, doesn't mean it's useful or amazing. the real question is, did the testers load apps on the boxes?
i guess you need to learn grammar and how to read title case. Oh wait, I'm sure that confused you with a lower-case 'i'. Was that a proper pronoun? Grow up; (OMG it's a scary semi-colon) if you can't understand title case, then obviously you won't be able to comprehend an article. Very basic grammar rules here, nothing "challenging".
(mod me down, i know you will. just be sure to drag the trollz down with me.)
this is a poor analogy.you're saying that using the same ingredients for different tasks is the same as using the same basic ingredients for very similar tasks. i don't need my metaphorical cookbook to have 5 recipies for rye bread.