Maybe it's time to open up a seperate thread for bashing into each other in stead of ruining topics. :/
Strange that you are showing true colors so easily... Respect.
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Shining Arcanine wrote:
I think that wouldn't apply to Keskos if he didn't use insults when arguing with people.
Not to sympathise or take sides, but if my comments were one by one critisized I might also take that as insulting and not being taken seriously. But confusing critic with insulting might be a thinner line for some of us than one could expect.
As I proposed earlier: Relax
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Keskos wrote:"I know that I am dealing with a not-so-grown up, but ....
From a bystander's point of view you both actually don't act "grown-up", whatever that means to you. Please let this topic be about laughing about this advertisement and not of laughing about you two
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It's running nicely side by side on my computer, but that's no guarantee it will work also on your configuration. I even uninstalled the old and installed the newer build of the .NET 2.0 framework without noticing any difference in VS2005.
Peter -
Please relax
It was meant as being funny how far a company goes to advertise their product.
In this advertisement I have not seen a single comparison in functionality of why Linspire would be better than Windows, but rather on personal opinion or vendetta against the founders of Microsoft.
Well, Based on this advertisement I can only draw the conlusion that they are targetting people who are critics of Microsoft. I hope they know how hard it is to keep friends with critics and that they know a better way to please them with their products. It would be sad if those critics would again be disappointed
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I think that's why they use trickle feed to download updates in the background. If you don't download updates, please stay off the internet so you can't get infected by exploits and be the source of annoyance to others.
The next thing that will save your bandwidth will be delta updating, only sending the changes of the file in stead of the whole new file.
My 2cts
Peter -
I won't be surpised if Win3.11 apps would still work in Longhorn. So my personal hunch is that we should count on at least 10 more years of XP compatibility after Longhorn releases.
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Smells like a HyperThreading problem. Some hardware manufacturers don't check drivers in multi-processor environments. Try to disable it in the BIOS.
Good luck,
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Funny on-topic comic
