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Sunday, 6 March 2011
Saturday, 5 March 2011
New app from JCoinster: A quick way to the forums. No more will you have to type the 4 letters: "grou" before getting a link to the pilot program!
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hfppcipnnnlamjcpmbglgkjniblobcig
Thursday, 3 March 2011
http://spamclock.com/ is a great way to visually see how many of these unneeded, useless, no-one-likes-you, sites.
At the time I visited,1,488,896,517 have been created since 1/1/11 at the rate of 1 million per hour... Losers...
At the time I visited,1,488,896,517 have been created since 1/1/11 at the rate of 1 million per hour... Losers...
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
So Mr. Mangalindan, I loved your new post on CNN, NOT.
Quote #1:
"it totes a single-core Atom processor and 2 GB of RAM, typical parts for netbooks that sold two or three years ago. (Now, if you pick up a netbook at all, it probably has a more capable, dual-core Atom.)"
-I'll have you know, my Dell Mini 10V, and MSI Wind, from the same time period as what you are describing, both had a single core Atom processor, and 1 GB of RAM, unlike the newer, HD Video capable, Pine Trail in the CR48's with included double RAM.
Quote #2:
"The cursor jumps around, pages sometimes load slowly"
-That's because you're to retarded to realize Google is trying to get rid of the click, by using two finger tap, scroll and single click tap.
Quote #3:
"more than two or three open tabs can slow work to a crawl."
-Sorry, the CR48 doesn't support the browsing of more then one porn site.
Quote #4:
"As for video playback? Hit or (mostly) miss. Netflix isn't supported yet, while YouTube and Hulu are only watchable at their lowest settings, though even then, they'll occasionally stutter. "
-Seriously? Netflix? It's a PILOT program, what the hell did you expect. As for youtube and Hulu, I think the 30,000 some odd CR48 users disagree.
Well, at least he likes the stickers. How unappreciative....
Quote #1:
"it totes a single-core Atom processor and 2 GB of RAM, typical parts for netbooks that sold two or three years ago. (Now, if you pick up a netbook at all, it probably has a more capable, dual-core Atom.)"
-I'll have you know, my Dell Mini 10V, and MSI Wind, from the same time period as what you are describing, both had a single core Atom processor, and 1 GB of RAM, unlike the newer, HD Video capable, Pine Trail in the CR48's with included double RAM.
Quote #2:
"The cursor jumps around, pages sometimes load slowly"
-That's because you're to retarded to realize Google is trying to get rid of the click, by using two finger tap, scroll and single click tap.
Quote #3:
"more than two or three open tabs can slow work to a crawl."
-Sorry, the CR48 doesn't support the browsing of more then one porn site.
Quote #4:
"As for video playback? Hit or (mostly) miss. Netflix isn't supported yet, while YouTube and Hulu are only watchable at their lowest settings, though even then, they'll occasionally stutter. "
-Seriously? Netflix? It's a PILOT program, what the hell did you expect. As for youtube and Hulu, I think the 30,000 some odd CR48 users disagree.
Well, at least he likes the stickers. How unappreciative....
Have a long car trip? Happen to own a CR48 with 100 mb free monthly? Here's how to make that trip great. I was able to browse and chat for hours on end while only using 20 MB of data.
First off, make sure you click the wrench and open Preferences. Under Privacy, click Content Settings. Turn off images.
There, done. Now stay away from flash and youtube. Also, if you really want to save data, visit the site http://blit.li/, which converts sites into only text.
First off, make sure you click the wrench and open Preferences. Under Privacy, click Content Settings. Turn off images.
There, done. Now stay away from flash and youtube. Also, if you really want to save data, visit the site http://blit.li/, which converts sites into only text.
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