Windows 7 gripes

Posted By: rjdohnert | Jan 19th @ 9:16 AM
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#Jan 23rd @ 6:11 AM
Duanerrr
Duanerrr
That is an awesome post. I got a chuckle out it. I think the best part is the how some of the yours are missing the r.
#Jan 23rd @ 6:27 AM
vesuvius
vesuvius
Das Glasperlenspiel

I am rather dissapointed in corona_coder. Yes we can, and do use strong language, but his incessant, vituperitive, and unremittingly abusive post leaves me never ever wanting to respond to his thoughts in any forum.
 
I mean, diminishing RJ's mother? There really is no excuse for this!

The real funny thing, is just how easy it is for humans to notice other humans writing styles, and that is definitely corona_coder. If I were you Chris, I would delete that post.

English is full of such beauty, eloquence and expressiveness, even when displaying disapprobation. as you were in that post.

Till then, you are and will remain a pillock in my view.

#Jan 23rd @ 7:40 AM
Bas
Bas
It finds lightbulbs.
I love how angry and frustrated it sounds. It's like a child that just can't win and blows off steam by writing off his frustrations in his diary. Except of course that he made this public.
#Jan 23rd @ 7:44 AM
Sven Groot
Sven Groot
My name has 9 letters. Coincidence? I think not...
Bonus points for using vituperate in a sentence. Tongue Out
#Jan 23rd @ 9:12 AM
Duanerrr
Duanerrr
My first thought after reading the part about working in a movie theater handing out popcorn and soda is that corona_coder's real life job? I remember a comedian explaining that some of his best jokes/insults towards people are taken from example in his own personal life.   
#Jan 23rd @ 3:21 PM
elmer
elmer
I'm on my very last life.
Actually, the best product I've see for dealing with this issue is:

Classic Menu for Office 2007: http://www.addintools.com/english/menuoffice/default.htm

They also have a Ribbon Customiser tool, but the Classic Menu add-in, simply makes Office-2007 present the same menus as Office-2003... and is great for dealing with those people in your office who complain about change and claim that it's the cause of all their problems.
#Jan 23rd @ 3:37 PM
elmer
elmer
I'm on my very last life.
just that right now the fun is owning windows boxes...

give it time...

With less than 1% desktop marketshare ?? I'd reckon it'll be a long LONG time before hackers will be interested in Linux boxes. 

OS/X maybe... 10% must be close to the point where it's compelling to hackers, especially if Windows-7 results in a general pensioning off for legacy Windows installations and a reduction of the "candy from babies" syndrome.
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