Search results matching tag 'Windows 7'

RE: Philly Tells Bloggers to Pay Up, For Biz Licenses

animatortom — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 23:05:14 GMT

HAH...Got Ya talking didn't I !

Joel can call me Petarded if that is the only thing that makes him question things and learn about all angles. Yet you forgot to put Genius in that line of questioning! Seeing how Most hard-left liberals are the ones who brand themselves "Green" kinda shows that point. Let me guess you were somehow involved in Netroots:P No one side has an exclusive on being green! Let me just quote Cartman on that one "I mean, the way they always talk about "protectin' the earth" and then drive around in cars that get poor gas mileage and wear those stupid bracelets."

3vi1..."work of one or two small-minded people in city hall, trying to justify their jobs/bonuses"

That is my point about most politicians, and especially those who want big government, so they can justify their jobs and trickle down the actual work to their assistants who they control with cigars Just look at Bell CA? This just proves my train of thought, that even liberals will go after you, once they are done using you for all you are worth! Just like Rangle and Waters, they will throw you under the bus as fast as they can so no one notices.

I never said anything about a "Liberal Agenda"? Although I think Liberal Bloggers are a "large group of crazy". Conservatives don't say they hate the environment, it is the liberal agenda to brand them as hating the environment, everything else and hating the constitution. These are all just tactics to get themselves elected for that justification. It happens on both sides, Conservatives are just as bad. They get people arguing on who is more evil and you must chose the least evil of who is going to rake you through the coals! So Joel you, should have just stuck to the current political tactic and just called me a Racist while you are at it! I think outside the box, and look at everyone as Human!

"Tom, I think what Joel is trying to say here is there are plenty of non-liberal bloggers in our midst that definitely do not look at our current administration as Gods. :)"

That is why I reluctantly placed the Liberal part on that comment, because I know there are good bloggers out there. Using it the way it was designed to be used, and they should be allowed an open forum, and the freedom that this country allows. To me, this would be like if the Queen started Taxing the orators in Hyde Park. All because they have to much parliament and don't know how to pay for it.

So yes, I saw humor in what this would mean for "liberal Bloggers", not non-liberal bloggers, or anything about an agenda? So Joel please relax, go and watch Schindler's list, then watch Das Boot (DC)! Then tell me what the two had to do with each other, then we can talk

Anima-Tron...Out

RE: NZXT Unveils Phantom Enthusiast Full Tower Chassis

animatortom — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 22:23:50 GMT

That price is actually reasonable for all the features that come with it!

I like the white one...It looks like a Stormtrooper :)

RE: Amazon Replaces Kindle With Revised Kindle: Faster, Slimmer, Sharper

animatortom — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:48:57 GMT

At those prices, I hope they are sheilded from EMP's?

Or else after 2012, we all might be feeling like Henry Bemis:P

RE: DoJ Sends Chi Mei Exec to the Slammer for LCD Price Fixing

animatortom — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:35:57 GMT

What is one persons Price Fix,....Is other peoples price Cap or Tax? :P

MSI Also Joins Windows 7 Upgrade Bandwagon

Fri, 03 Jul 2009 05:47:46 GMT

We already heard that Asus would be following Microsoft's plans in regard to Windows 7 upgrades, and now MSI is making sure that prospective buyers fully understand that they will as well. From purchases of MSI machines starting back on June 26th, owners will be offered the change to snag the Windows 7 upgrade for only a "small processing fee."

Once Windows 7 gets loose on October 22nd, discs of the new operating system will be mailed out to users so that they can upgrade from Vista. Official details of the program are below, but the gist is this: don't hold back on buying an MSI machine now, as you'll be able to get your slice of Windows 7 just like the fall buyers will.

A Windows 7 section has been set up on the MSI website to help consumers understand the Windows 7 upgrade program. The process and conditions for consumers to take part in the Windows 7 upgrade will be explained in detail in this section along with a list of MSI models that support the Windows 7 upgrade. A link to Microsoft's Window 7 upgrade application website is also provided. Also included is a detailed FAQ that will help answer any problems a consumer might have about upgrading to Windows 7. MSI Windows 7 upgrade website:
http://www.msi.com/index.php

Once the Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade program is activated, consumers can purchase Windows 7 certified MSI notebook computers and then pay a small processing fee to receive a Windows 7 upgrade voucher. Once Windows 7 is released, all they have to do is visit Microsoft's Windows 7 upgrade application page and pre-order their notebook upgrade by entering the upgrade voucher serial number and other basic personal details. Once done, they can upgrade to Windows 7 without any further purchases.

When Windows 7 is officially released, all consumers that pre-ordered their upgrade will receive a Windows 7 Upgrade CD-ROM. This will upgrade their original Vista Home Premium, Business and Ultimate operating systems to the latest Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional and Ultimate operating systems without any hassle. Once the upgrade is complete, they will be ready to experience the power and allure of the all-new Windows 7 right away!

RE: Apple Gets Hit By Trojan Virus

3vi1 — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 21:19:16 GMT

In the interest of equal time, researchers have shown how to remotely control a Windows 7 computer with system level privileges: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/042309-researchers-show-how-to-take.html

RE: Windows 7 Beta Now Available

3vi1 — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:11:07 GMT

>> Windows 7 is enough to kill Linux on the desktop

The Inquirer's posted a lot of obvious troll headlines to drive up visits, but that one takes the cake. There's nothing factual in the article to back up his Linux put-downs, and he's entirely apologetic for the problems he encountered with the Win7 beta.

>> After years of working on XP and Ubuntu you forget what a decent graphics interface looks like.

Ever tried "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop"? That's the great thing about Linux - there's not *one* GUI; you can pick the one best suited for you, or your machines horsepower. I tried Win7, and don't see why anyone that's used KDE4.1 would be impressed with the (very similar looking) interface.

(My KDE4.1.96 desktop, not Windows 7)
(As the spam-mail said to the user, click to enlarge)

>> If Microsoft had released Windows 7 instead of Vista there would have been no rise of Ubuntu or OSX

I'd like to see his data, pretending he has any. I skipped out during the Win2k era after frustration with manufacturers not providing install media and headaches with blue screens. The activation scheme they added in XP didn't do much to keep people from trying free alternatives either.

Microsoft just spend a ton of money convincing people that Vista was okay. Enthusiasts might be willing to shell out for the upgrade version, but I still haven't seen the thing that's going to compel the average Vista user to upgrade. He certainly didn't name a single advantage in the article.

And, he's nuts if he thinks the Linux community or Apple owners are going to go into reverse for Vista SE.

Re: Windows 7 Beta Now Available

3vi1 — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 20:30:35 GMT