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Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote:
"Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias |
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"Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! |
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Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote:
"Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias |
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"Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias Sure you do. Little old ladies from your town come over, you scam them out of money to "purchase" Ubuntu and then you charge for the install. If you think that's "a lot of money" then I know exactly where you sit on the social ladder. (and it isn't very high up). LOL! |
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Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote:
"Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias Sure you do. I sure do. Little old ladies from your town come over, you scam them out of money to "purchase" Ubuntu and then you charge for the install. If you think that's "a lot of money" then I know exactly where you sit on the social ladder. (and it isn't very high up). LOL! Sorry, chum, but your stupid fantasy is totally untrue. Once, four years ago, I charged ONE lady for the install, not for Ubuntu. Since then, your imagination has made that lady grow into a small town. You're pretty ****ing desperate if that's all you've got. BTW, that one lady used to bring her computer in for virus and other malware cleaning once a month. I talked to her yesterday and her computer is running just fine and she's updated to each and every new Ubuntu version all by herself. In short, she's saved hundreds of Euros in the past four years by NOT using Windows and using Ubuntu. -- Alias |
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Alias wrote:
Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias Sure you do. I sure do. Little old ladies from your town come over, you scam them out of money to "purchase" Ubuntu and then you charge for the install. If you think that's "a lot of money" then I know exactly where you sit on the social ladder. (and it isn't very high up). LOL! Sorry, chum, but your stupid fantasy is totally untrue. Once, four years ago, I charged ONE lady for the install, not for Ubuntu. Since then, your imagination has made that lady grow into a small town. You're pretty ****ing desperate if that's all you've got. BTW, that one lady used to bring her computer in for virus and other malware cleaning once a month. I talked to her yesterday and her computer is running just fine and she's updated to each and every new Ubuntu version all by herself. In short, she's saved hundreds of Euros in the past four years by NOT using Windows and using Ubuntu. More of lies? Figures! |
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Frank wrote:
Alias wrote: Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias Sure you do. I sure do. Little old ladies from your town come over, you scam them out of money to "purchase" Ubuntu and then you charge for the install. If you think that's "a lot of money" then I know exactly where you sit on the social ladder. (and it isn't very high up). LOL! Sorry, chum, but your stupid fantasy is totally untrue. Once, four years ago, I charged ONE lady for the install, not for Ubuntu. Since then, your imagination has made that lady grow into a small town. You're pretty ****ing desperate if that's all you've got. BTW, that one lady used to bring her computer in for virus and other malware cleaning once a month. I talked to her yesterday and her computer is running just fine and she's updated to each and every new Ubuntu version all by herself. In short, she's saved hundreds of Euros in the past four years by NOT using Windows and using Ubuntu. More of lies? Figures! You wish. -- Alias |
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"Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias Sure you do. I sure do. Little old ladies from your town come over, you scam them out of money to "purchase" Ubuntu and then you charge for the install. If you think that's "a lot of money" then I know exactly where you sit on the social ladder. (and it isn't very high up). LOL! Sorry, chum, but your stupid fantasy is totally untrue. Once, four years ago, I charged ONE lady for the install, not for Ubuntu. Since then, your imagination has made that lady grow into a small town. You're pretty ****ing desperate if that's all you've got. What a bunch of BULL****! You claim to run a "thriving" business out of your home, installing Ubuntu all over the place for everyone who comes to see you. I can't believe how many people in your town know/want/use Ubuntu. All a pack of lies. Most people haven't heard of Ubuntu, don't want to know about Ubuntu and certainly don't want to know about any other Linux distro out there. BTW, that one lady used to bring her computer in for virus and other malware cleaning once a month. I talked to her yesterday and her computer is running just fine and she's updated to each and every new Ubuntu version all by herself. In short, she's saved hundreds of Euros in the past four years by NOT using Windows and using Ubuntu. You should call her and tell her that she hasn't saved "thousands" of euros by NOT using Windows. What a crock of ****. She is probably out hundreds or thousands or euros because she has to bring her PC with that INFERIOR OS back to your place and you charge her each time. Tell her the truth. Install Windows and the programs she needs and she won't have to see you for a long long time. That by itself it worth it. -- Alias |
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Alias wrote:
Frank wrote: Alias wrote: Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Alias" wrote in message ... Bill Yanaire, ESQ wrote: "Chris Ahlstrom" wrote in message ... Ken Blake, MVP pulled this Usenet boner: On Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:31:19 -0500, " wrote: I have a new laptop with W 7 64 bit which came with 6 G. It really flies. Memory is said to be more important than the processor Assuming that the processor is at least of some decent speed, yes that's generally true. But be aware that adding more memory is beneficial only up to a certain point, and where that point is depends on what apps you run. 6GB of RAM is more than most people can make effective use of. Only those who run particularly memory-hungry apps will see a benefit with that much. Or those who run their 64-bit Linux boxes all day and all night: Nobody gives a **** about Linux boxes here. If you want to run that INFERIOR Linux, go ahead. Linux is just a TOY OS written by geeks for geeks who can't get laid. Translation: the nymshifter never gets laid even though he runs round with a Windows 7 DVD in his hand thinking he will. -- Alias There you go, lying like the troll you are. I am married and get laid whenever I want. Oops. No you don't. By the way, I don't use Linux because I need to get work done and that is why I go with a Windows solution. Quality OS and quality software all the way. You don't know what you're talking about. You just stick with that INFERIOR Ubuntu and fart around with those 25,000 Open Sores packages! LOL! I make a lot of money with Linux. Eat your low life heart out. -- Alias Sure you do. I sure do. Little old ladies from your town come over, you scam them out of money to "purchase" Ubuntu and then you charge for the install. If you think that's "a lot of money" then I know exactly where you sit on the social ladder. (and it isn't very high up). LOL! Sorry, chum, but your stupid fantasy is totally untrue. Once, four years ago, I charged ONE lady for the install, not for Ubuntu. Since then, your imagination has made that lady grow into a small town. You're pretty ****ing desperate if that's all you've got. BTW, that one lady used to bring her computer in for virus and other malware cleaning once a month. I talked to her yesterday and her computer is running just fine and she's updated to each and every new Ubuntu version all by herself. In short, she's saved hundreds of Euros in the past four years by NOT using Windows and using Ubuntu. More of lies? Figures! You wish. I know. |
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No kidding. The minimum for decent Windows 7 performance is about 2GB RAM.
Less and it starts to slow down noticeably. "Marty" wrote in message ... Just wanted to post this, if anyone out there is contemplating increasing memory on their machines and not sure it is worth it. Installed Win 7 in Nov and for the most part liked what I saw. I had only (!!! I remember 256KB but that's another story) 1 GB memory installed and performance was OK. Just upgraded to 2GB and what an improvement. Startup is 50% faster as is shut down. Application Windows open faster and all around performance is great. |
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"Bill Yanaire, ESQ" wrote: I am married and get laid whenever I want. I doubt that. But if you are, show your wife your juvenile posts, I bet she will be embarrassed to be even associated with you. |
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Peter Michels wrote:
On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:41:17 +0100, Alias wrote: Figures! very big snip You wish. hey asshole... Charming. peddle your goddamn **** linux elsewhere. I rarely bring it up. Talk to Frank and the Nymshifter about that. I just clear up their lies. This IS a W7 group. Yeah, I know. So? -- Alias |
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Peter Michels wrote: On Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:41:17 +0100, Alias wrote: Figures! very big snip You wish. hey asshole... Charming. Oh? So you think you're a "charming asshole"?...Hahaha! peddle your goddamn **** linux elsewhere. I rarely bring it up. Keep lying douche bag, it the only thing you're good at. Talk to Frank and the Nymshifter about that. Look in the mirror sheep-****er. I just clear up their lies. No, you lie and everyone in here knows it. You are a classic example of a pathological liar. You beleive your own lies. Oops! This IS a W7 group. Yeah, I know. So? Translation: the cock sucking sheep-****ing lying POS alias doesn't give a ****. He only cares about spamming and trolling that POS toy os, up-yr-****ing-butt-too in here. He is a real asshole loser. |
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