On Thu, 06 Feb 2014 11:28:29 -0800, Gene E. Bloch
wrote:

On 2/06/2014, Shadow posted:
On Thu, 06 Feb 2014 12:28:23 -0500, "Silver Slimer"
wrote:

I can't say I've seen the same thing here.

Firefox on this machine (WinXP), starts in one second. While
viewing no web page content, memory consumption in Task Manager is
listed as 35MB. And, I've never had a freeze due to Firefox or
Thunderbird.

Meanwhile, browser reviewers have all pointed out that Firefox is
the slowest to start. Not one has recorded a one-second start for
Firefox on a cold start and they used i7 processors.

Reviewers are expensive. Only Micro$oft and Google can afford
the best.
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To be consistent, you should spell the later company name as Goog£e.

It was not voluntary. I do not have the "s" letter on this
keyboard, it's one of those communist open-source ones, so I have to
use "$".......
I thought Thatcher sold England by the Pound, not Goog£e. Ah,
maybe they bought it .... hum.
OK, I'll put an OT up there. I'm good at that.
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