[quote]Is a Big Mac better than a Whopper? [/quote] 2of3 - You ain't right!
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Got it - sounds like a good arrangement. I was hoping there was some sort of reward system and recognition for the hard work. I also wanted to know where my money is going when I buy a premium item. Thank you for your original post here - very well thought out and presented. For me - I guess it took me a few weeks to join while I determined what I was buying into. I think it is well worth the cost but really it is more about supporting a good thing rather than wha
This brings up a question I have - do the people that work so hard at making all this good stuff have a way of getting any compensation for their time?
Hey Zubaz - last night after reading through this thread I went and pulled out my old Winbook laptop with Windows 3.1 on it. It acutally worked - well - I think I ate supper while it booted up but it sure was a walk back in time. Sometimes it is nice to remember where we came from. Kind of makes you appreciate what we have now even if we do fuss about it sometimes. I have to admit Apple was ahead of the rest.
Not that I can address from Stardocks perspective but two questions for you based on my past experience. What browser are you using Do you use a download manager program?
Just stay aware of anything weird in regard to fan noise or temps with that clip broken. I am sure there are overclockers like me on here and they can tell you stories of what heat does and how fast. Also the seating of the fans, heatsinks, and CPU seating are all critical - to the point it drives you crazy as to the lack of tolerance of these things in regard to CPU cooling. At least you should sleep good tonight! <b
To a computer - Heat = Death plain and simple. Dust acts as an insulator and at some point no amount of fans will keep the CPUs safe. I have preached on this issue for years but then as you found out it is no fun doing it but the old saying "pay me now or pay me later" applies here.
I have a question - how many Vista users have had Vista totally crash requiring a reboot? I have had the usual suspects in Vista - Windows Explorer and Dreamscapes crash but always have recovered without total system failure. Windows XP on the other hand - and I have a great deal of experience with XP as I administer a 600 machine network all running XP Pro - when it crashes it is a full shutdown issue. Not advocating either here - don't want my birthday taken away -
I know you are onto something - and I see people use shortcuts all the time - my problem is I am old and I can never remember all those combinations. Maybe I need to upgrade my personal memory - if I could figure out how to put a stick or two of memory into my brain I would be all set!
Did mine - got a message that said I was to contact the FBI immediately...hmm...is this a bad thing?
Man that is too crazy - hey maybe someone could base a Dream on it. Helmet camera - a little jumping - some editing - and you would be a star!
Gets hard to believe when you compare the processing power and memory today to back then. How times have changed - wonder if we will talk about the computers we have today the same way in 10 years. I wonder what it is going to be like when there are no keyboards and only our thoughts with true holographic screens? Should be cool for sure!
So you can checkout but never leave - sounds like a party I went to once! I have also opened up some skins - closed 'em right back up. Tell you something else though there are some "interesting" personalities on here too - even without the skinning part it would make for a good place to hang out.
Hey 2of3 - are you kidding - anything Star Trek and you have my attention!!
[quote] Welcome... and stick around [/quote] I have some of your work on my screen right now! Thank you and I intend to!
Thats right I had forgot it was called the Tandy 1000. Of course you didn't need to remind me what I would have paid. Do you know how much money that would be in today's dollars. Ah - the price of being first - huh?
I am sure it has been said many times before but from the perspective of someone new here and without artist talent - the creativity and dedication exhibited on this site is...well...overwhelming at times. I have looked at many of your profiles and find the diversity amazing. To think that all of this talent has been brought together in one place is really an achievement. I come here everyday just to see what is new and I am never disappointed. So I just wanted to say thank yo
Lets see - it should go something like this... Eat dinner...sleep...eat dessert...sleep...eat again...sleep...etc... Although Messiah1's plan look pretty good too!
I can but I am not willing to admit it - this is all making me feel WAAAYYY too old! Wait until I get my hands on whoever started this thread - I need therapy now!!!
$50 per meg - wow - forgot about that!
My first computer was a Radioshack Tandy 8088 with an RGB Monitor - I don't want to even remember what I paid for it. The first game I bought was King's Quest and I had to keep taking the disks out and put another one in when I would go off the visible screen. I was living high tech at that time! I also remember it had a program on it called Deskmate. At the time there was this other company that I had heard about with a program called "Windows" or something like that - of co
[img]http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/5331/vistaperfsd1.jpg[/IMG][/img] Video is killing me on the numbers - although everything works fine for me. Dell D830 Laptop
I love pizza cause you never have to reboot it and you don't have to worry about CPU cycles per slice!
Considering the variables involved in hardware and software is it not reasonable to think we all might have very different experiences with Vista? If that is so then it would be very hard to get agreement on anything regarding an operating system. I say work with what you like and enjoy the journey - it isn't about the destination anyway. Vista is not the end of anything just another stop along the way! Enjoy!