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16th September 2002
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Just add a gabber kick
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 7,220
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Windows(die,die,die,die,die,di e,die)!!!!
weel as you can tell im having problems with windows!you just cant trust these unstable systems.i ve had endless problems one after another,and even though im a mcse,i still have crucial problems.and you know what they keep getting worse,im mean worse,not like the simple shit in the past but stuff ive never ever seen before-its always something new.i hate windows-2 more grand and ill have a mac-and ill have so much fun with my baseball bat.!
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Hey ! Don't knock Windows mate... without this wonderful piece of software I wouldn't have a job.
If I got paid a quid for everytime I say "have you tried switching it off and back on again.." ...hang on ..I think I do get paid a quid per reboot.... that'll be 8 quid a day I earn. Not bad for a rave monkey. |
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16th September 2002
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Just add a gabber kick
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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come on
yeah,you and me both.my job sourounds around this unstable program.but your job and your home cpu is another story,dont tell me you acually prefer windows over a unix,or linux,or os x etc.....come on man.having a job is one thing but having a cpu that you can trust,i mean really trust.is another isssue-ill give you the benfit of the doubt and say its all about how you keep your system running but with all the possible preventions you can think of ,something always happens,thats my only point,and with that,i ll i want is a system that dosent make me worry.and i think my bitching,only has one solution,and its mac
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I can't believe you work on pc's and then go home to one. The bloody things get right on my tits.
But they pay the bills... |
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16th September 2002
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16th September 2002
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Bill Shatner
Join Date: Mar 2002
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I run windows 2000. And I like it. I also run Linux, and it's almost there, but still some things that I'd like to see on Linux before I can dump Windows for good.
........................... "If you can't tell what genre the track you're making is you should have your instruments taken away and made to stand in the corner." |
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17th September 2002
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bananish member
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: bavaria
Posts: 291
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everybody is using this platform.
the only good thing on windows is that you can get professional software for nearly everything you want to do... but it´s not really a good piece of performance software. j ust look @ the .em386 batch file. *örgs* linux really rullez |
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17th September 2002
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Moderator
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Hackney
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I run linux on my servers and win 2k on my desktops. Win 2k is a good operating system, and microsoft has come a long way in terms of stability from the win 9x days of yore. linux is unbeatable in some areas, but on the desktop side of things (unless one is into some very specialized area only) windows beats it hands down...
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17th September 2002
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Zonk
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: in the East
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WIN 2k is ok but the rest sucks more and more
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