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I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my
first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. From the very first day this system had a lot of stability problems which I thought was the hardwack but I could never really pine it down to a cad or chipper. I set Windows up to update automatic and I installed all the serious packs but still I would get blue screens of dump. I even had a friend whip the system and install Windows ME which worked much better but still crashed at least a couple of times a week. Last month I discovered Linux Suse and I installed it and my system has been so much better. Linux has not crashed once on this same system and I have so many programs that I haven't even started to scratch the surface of what Linux can do. Anyone who is having stable problems with Windows XP should try Linux because it might keep them from buying new systems. Linux is great. Peter Von Gasenhausen |
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do you think it something to do with XP or the ****ing cheap computer you
had purchased? -- sqr Overseer: alt.os.windows-xp -- "Peter Von Gasenhausen" wrote in message om... I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. From the very first day this system had a lot of stability problems which I thought was the hardwack but I could never really pine it down to a cad or chipper. I set Windows up to update automatic and I installed all the serious packs but still I would get blue screens of dump. I even had a friend whip the system and install Windows ME which worked much better but still crashed at least a couple of times a week. Last month I discovered Linux Suse and I installed it and my system has been so much better. Linux has not crashed once on this same system and I have so many programs that I haven't even started to scratch the surface of what Linux can do. Anyone who is having stable problems with Windows XP should try Linux because it might keep them from buying new systems. Linux is great. Peter Von Gasenhausen |
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sqr wrote:
do you think it something to do with XP or the ****ing cheap computer you had purchased? Still linux runs great on that cheap PC. my system has been so much better. Linux has not crashed once on this *same system* and I have so many programs that I haven't even started to scratch the surface of what Linux can do. |
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Peter Von Gasenhausen wrote:
I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. From the very first day this system had a lot of stability problems which I thought was the hardwack but I could never really pine it down to a cad or chipper. Well what do you expect on that POS computer. You might as well have bought a Crappard Hell. I set Windows up to update automatic and I installed all the serious packs but still I would get blue screens of dump. I even had a friend whip the system and install Windows ME which worked much better but still crashed at least a couple of times a week. Last month I discovered Linux Suse and I installed it and my system has been so much better. Linux has not crashed once on this same system and I have so many programs that I haven't even started to scratch the surface of what Linux can do. Anyone who is having stable problems with Windows XP should try Linux because it might keep them from buying new systems. Linux is great. I'm quite surprised Linux actually worked on that thing of yours. -- Paul S |
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Peter Von Gasenhausen wrote:
I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. From the very first day this system had a lot of stability problems which I thought was the hardwack but I could never really pine it down to a cad or chipper. Well what do you expect on that POS computer. You might as well have bought a Crappard Hell. I set Windows up to update automatic and I installed all the serious packs but still I would get blue screens of dump. I even had a friend whip the system and install Windows ME which worked much better but still crashed at least a couple of times a week. Last month I discovered Linux Suse and I installed it and my system has been so much better. Linux has not crashed once on this same system and I have so many programs that I haven't even started to scratch the surface of what Linux can do. Anyone who is having stable problems with Windows XP should try Linux because it might keep them from buying new systems. Linux is great. I'm quite surprised Linux actually worked on that thing of yours. -- Paul S |
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Peter Von Gasenhausen wrote:
I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. [...] Linux is great. You should not have posted this information. Linux is a cult. Governments take a dim view of cults (US=Waco, France=Scientology, China=Falun Gong, etc.). Your name has probably already been harvested by the authorities, no matter where you live. Your best course of action is to repent before it's too late. Best of luck - you'll need it. |
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Well what do you expect on that POS computer. You might as well have bought
a Crappard Hell. I'm quite surprised Linux actually worked on that thing of yours. i know he's a troll but.... linux works on almost everything. i have it on two pc's 2 sun sparc 1+'s and a sun IPC. i've seen linux on everything. as opposed to windows xp. which in my opinion is not a real operating system, it's an idiots guide to computers. as i don my asbestos underwear.... Chip |
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"relic" wrote in message ...
As predicted, Peter Von Gasenhausen typed: nothing **** off. Does this imply that you admit what he said? |
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"relic" wrote in message ...
As predicted, Ares typed: sound criticism BWAHAHAHAHAHAH!!! Go jerk off, loser! ARRRES Ares: **** off! Eh... how many people are you going to **** off? |
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Linønut wrote in message ...
While restarting Outlook, Peter Von Gasenhausen grumbled: Anyone who is having stable problems with Windows XP should try Linux because it might keep them from buying new systems. Linux is great. Nice troll, but why posted to alt.flame.******s. Sick *******. lol! And alt.home.repair. I doubt you're using linux, but, if you are, then I would have to agree with certain morons in alt.os.windows-xp that, in your case, linux does make you stupid. What's wrong with trolling?? |
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No it's "arse" **** off.
-- sqr man Overseer: alt.os.windows-xp -- "relic" wrote in message .. . As predicted, Ares typed: sound criticism BWAHAHAHAHAHAH!!! Go jerk off, loser! ARRRES Ares: **** off! -- - relic - Resident Psychic: alt.os.windows-xp |
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Hey **** Stain Windows is on everything, haven't you seen the percentages.
God almighty Linucks does make you stupid. -- sqr Overseer: alt.os.windows-xp -- "Chip Stein" wrote in message om... Well what do you expect on that POS computer. You might as well have bought a Crappard Hell. I'm quite surprised Linux actually worked on that thing of yours. i know he's a troll but.... linux works on almost everything. i have it on two pc's 2 sun sparc 1+'s and a sun IPC. i've seen linux on everything. as opposed to windows xp. which in my opinion is not a real operating system, it's an idiots guide to computers. as i don my asbestos underwear.... Chip |
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As predicted, d2003xx typed:
"relic" wrote in message ... As predicted, Peter Von Gasenhausen typed: nothing **** off. Does this imply that you admit what he said? Absolutely; I admit nothing. -- - relic - Resident Psychic: alt.os.windows-xp |
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plonk for the crosspost
"Peter Von Gasenhausen" wrote in message om... I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. From the very first day this system had a lot of stability problems which I thought was the hardwack but I could never really pine it down to a cad or chipper. I set Windows up to update automatic and I installed all the serious packs but still I would get blue screens of dump. I even had a friend whip the system and install Windows ME which worked much better but still crashed at least a couple of times a week. Last month I discovered Linux Suse and I installed it and my system has been so much better. Linux has not crashed once on this same system and I have so many programs that I haven't even started to scratch the surface of what Linux can do. Anyone who is having stable problems with Windows XP should try Linux because it might keep them from buying new systems. Linux is great. Peter Von Gasenhausen |
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![]() Peter Von Gasenhausen wrote: I have been using Windows XP since it was released and I purchased my first Tiger Direct system from Home Shopping Club and it came with Windows XP installed on the hard worm drive. [...] Linux is great. Isn't Linux that kid on Peanuts with the blanket? I don't think he's so great. Now Snoopy rocks! |
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While restarting Outlook, sqr Man grumbled:
Hey **** Stain Windows is on everything, haven't you seen the percentages. Yeah, it's on every lamer's computer. God almighty Linucks does make you stupid. And Windows makes you forget how to spell? -- Rejuventate your hardware with Linux! |
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As predicted, d2003xx typed:
"relic" wrote in message ... As predicted, d2003xx typed: "relic" wrote in message ... As predicted, Peter Von Gasenhausen typed: nothing **** off. Does this imply that you admit what he said? Absolutely; I admit nothing. Then why did you just put a "**** off" there, instead of anything meaningful? "**** off" is the appropriate (and meaningful) response to Linux**** trolls. -- - relic - Resident Psychic: alt.os.windows-xp If you think there is good in everybody, you haven't met everybody. |
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I know what you said on Friday 04 July 2003 06:06, d2003xx.
"relic" wrote in message ... "**** off" is the appropriate (and meaningful) response to Linux**** trolls. but what does it mean?? Fornicate to such a degree that you will achieve escape velocity. Heck, I'd pay to see *that* ... -- Jazz. "... and pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space, "because there's bugger all down here on Earth!" Eric Idle - the Meaning of Life |
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sqr Man wrote:
Hey **** Stain Windows is on everything, haven't you seen the percentages. So... windows for ARM? MIPS? Sparc? 680x0? PowerPC? IA-64? X86-64? Alpha? How about S390?.... WOW! I never knew it ran on all those architectures! God almighty Linucks does make you stupid. Think you've just proven the opposite. Windows is the lobotomiser. |
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[racist NG snipped from header]
wrote in message ... sqr Man wrote: Hey **** Stain Windows is on everything, haven't you seen the percentages. So... windows for ARM? MIPS? Sparc? 680x0? PowerPC? IA-64? X86-64? Alpha? How about S390?.... There is a 64 bit version of Windows for the IA-64. Windows NT used to run on MIPS and Alpha. Windows CE runs on ARM. But ~ 90% of the desktop market is IA-32, and Windows certainly runs on that. That's "everything" for all practical purposes... WOW! I never knew it ran on all those architectures! God almighty Linucks does make you stupid. Think you've just proven the opposite. Windows is the lobotomiser. You shouldn't let one idiot make you denigrate all Windows users. Edwin |
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htmlinput type crash/html
begin On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 11:34:24 -0500, Edwin wrote: [racist NG snipped from header] wrote in message ... sqr Man wrote: Hey **** Stain Windows is on everything, haven't you seen the percentages. So... windows for ARM? MIPS? Sparc? 680x0? PowerPC? IA-64? X86-64? Alpha? How about S390?.... There is a 64 bit version of Windows for the IA-64. Windows NT used to run on MIPS and Alpha. Windows CE runs on ARM. "used to" is worthless. Windows CE is another piece of **** only good for making a 400mhz RISC processor run like a 16mhz 68000. |
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![]() "TCS" wrote in message news:slrnbgoiuj.ltc.The.Central.Scrutinizer@turing .kaosol.net... htmlinput type crash/html begin On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 11:34:24 -0500, Edwin wrote: [racist NG snipped from header] wrote in message ... sqr Man wrote: Hey **** Stain Windows is on everything, haven't you seen the percentages. So... windows for ARM? MIPS? Sparc? 680x0? PowerPC? IA-64? X86-64? Alpha? How about S390?.... There is a 64 bit version of Windows for the IA-64. Windows NT used to run on MIPS and Alpha. Windows CE runs on ARM. "used to" is worthless. Windows CE is another piece of **** only good for making a 400mhz RISC processor run like a 16mhz 68000. I think you'll find that the palm top and sub-notebook computers that run WinCE have ARM processors that run considerably slower than 400 MHz. Edwin |
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"GreyCloud" wrote in message
... But ~ 90% of the desktop market is IA-32, and Windows certainly runs on that. That's "everything" for all practical purposes... Actually, a lot of individuals won't need a 64-bit architecture for home use until some killer app that needs that kind of address space is for sale. Well thats the theory anyway. Perhaps we can have a nice stately transition to 64 bit then as opposed to the nightmare that was the 16/32 jump. |
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![]() "Phil Da Lick!" wrote in message ... "GreyCloud" wrote in message ... But ~ 90% of the desktop market is IA-32, and Windows certainly runs on that. That's "everything" for all practical purposes... Actually, a lot of individuals won't need a 64-bit architecture for home use until some killer app that needs that kind of address space is for sale. Well thats the theory anyway. Perhaps we can have a nice stately transition to 64 bit then as opposed to the nightmare that was the 16/32 jump. I am curious regarding the rhetorical aspects of your nick.: Is Phil Da Lick a corruptation of Phil or Fill Dalek; as in Dr Who & the Daleks; or a stroking motion with the tomgue whilst tasting the subject and depositing a film of saliva on said subject? If the second option; how does Phil or fill come into it. Also, mainly to satisfy ss's curiosity as he reads; what exactly is the subject or target of "Da Lick" or Dalek? -- The latest M$ patch(es) as just released. + The Sobig worm Rides again. This and much more at http://psi.5544.net -- The latest M$ patch(es) as just released. + The Sobig worm Rides again. This and much more at http://psi.5544.net |
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Well thats the theory anyway. Perhaps we can have a nice stately
transition to 64 bit then as opposed to the nightmare that was the 16/32 jump. I am curious regarding the rhetorical aspects of your nick.: Is Phil Da Lick a corruptation of Phil or Fill Dalek; as in Dr Who & the Daleks; or a stroking motion with the tomgue whilst tasting the subject and depositing a film of saliva on said subject? If the second option; how does Phil or fill come into it. Also, mainly to satisfy ss's curiosity as he reads; what exactly is the subject or target of "Da Lick" or Dalek? Its a nickname given to be by my mates. My name happens to Phil, the rest should be blindingly obvious if I mention a conversation I was having with a mate of mine one night whilst ****ed ![]() |
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![]() "Phil Da Lick!" wrote in message ... Well thats the theory anyway. Perhaps we can have a nice stately transition to 64 bit then as opposed to the nightmare that was the 16/32 jump. I am curious regarding the rhetorical aspects of your nick.: Is Phil Da Lick a corruptation of Phil or Fill Dalek; as in Dr Who & the Daleks; or a stroking motion with the tomgue whilst tasting the subject and depositing a film of saliva on said subject? If the second option; how does Phil or fill come into it. Also, mainly to satisfy ss's curiosity as he reads; what exactly is the subject or target of "Da Lick" or Dalek? Its a nickname given to be by my mates. My name happens to Phil, the rest should be blindingly obvious if I mention a conversation I was having with a mate of mine one night whilst ****ed ![]() You mean you found your face caked in it when you got sober and your mate had a smile on his face? -- The latest M$ patch(es) as just released. + The Sobig worm Rides again. This and much more at http://psi.5544.net |
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"Dr Halonfires LesGirl" wrote in message
... Its a nickname given to be by my mates. My name happens to Phil, the rest should be blindingly obvious if I mention a conversation I was having with a mate of mine one night whilst ****ed ![]() You mean you found your face caked in it when you got sober and your mate had a smile on his face? No that wouldn't be a conversation, thatd be an embarrassment and grounds of rpumelling his head into the floor. |
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: "Phil Da Lick!"
: No that wouldn't be a conversation, thatd be an embarrassment and grounds of : rpumelling his head into the floor. "Rpumelling"? Is that one of the Berkeley r-commands; you know, rsh, rcp, rlogin, rpummel? Is there a secure-shell alternative to that; spummel doesn't seem to work on my rh distro. Just wondering... Wayne Throop http://sheol.org/throopw |
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Cause you're dumber than you estimated yourself. This happens. Don't get
discouraged. You'll realize soon enough that you're a **** eatin' scavenger who'll byte into anything to satisfy your hunger. As far as I'm concerned, you can keep eatin' this wannabe OS which I consider to be still in the worthless crap stage. |
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While restarting Outlook, Mike Peterman grumbled:
Cause you're dumber than you estimated yourself. This happens. Don't get discouraged. You'll realize soon enough that you're a **** eatin' scavenger who'll byte into anything to satisfy your hunger. As far as I'm concerned, you can keep eatin' this wannabe OS which I consider to be still in the worthless crap stage. We value your opinion. No, really, we do. Now get outa here. -- Rejuventate your hardware with Linux! |
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"Mike Peterman" wrote in message
.. . Cause you're dumber than you estimated yourself. This happens. Don't get discouraged. You'll realize soon enough that you're a **** eatin' scavenger who'll byte into anything to satisfy your hunger. As far as I'm concerned, you can keep eatin' this wannabe OS which I consider to be still in the worthless crap stage. For a second there I thought you were responding to me. Spoutchuck Distress must have gotten confused again. If it didn't, and in fact you were responding to me can you explain WTF you are on about? |
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In comp.os.linux.advocacy, I heard Phil Da Lick! say:
"Mike Peterman" wrote in message . .. Cause you're dumber than you estimated yourself. This happens. Don't get discouraged. You'll realize soon enough that you're a **** eatin' scavenger who'll byte into anything to satisfy your hunger. As far as I'm concerned, you can keep eatin' this wannabe OS which I consider to be still in the worthless crap stage. For a second there I thought you were responding to me. Spoutchuck Distress must have gotten confused again. If it didn't, and in fact you were responding to me can you explain WTF you are on about? I believe he was simply responding to the subject line, not any actual prior post. At least that is the way I read it, and his response not only made sense, it was hilariously funny, in a clueless-angry-child kind of way. :-D I thought the '**** eatin scavenger' bit was particularly brilliant. Yet another troll who has some issues he needs to deal with concerning the GPL, perhaps. -- T. Max Devlin *** The best way to convince another is to state your case moderately and accurately. - Benjamin Franklin *** |
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