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Tim Miser
Tom Almy said:
Actually, that's not true. The Inspiron 1100 has it's own dedicated graphic
memory on the Intel extreme graphic controller that is independent of the
system memory.
-Tim
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Actually, that's not true. The Inspiron 1100 has it's own dedicated graphic
memory on the Intel extreme graphic controller that is independent of the
system memory.
-Tim
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Strontium
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Tim Miser stood up at show-n-tell, in 9kdHb.473170$Dw6.1388413@attbi_s02,
and said:
I have a 2yr old laptop with a 5400rpm drive.
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
Tim Miser stood up at show-n-tell, in 9kdHb.473170$Dw6.1388413@attbi_s02,
and said:
There are a few other elements to the equation also.
Laptop hard drives are slow.... 4200 RPM in the Inspiron...7200RPM in
your typical home built desktop. Also, you'll typically have a bit
more memory and a faster video card in your desktop.
I have a 2yr old laptop with a 5400rpm drive.
<blip>As you noted, all of the software startup junk should go but also be
aware that the biggest slowdown of them all is the Window Updates!
If you do a clean install, notice how fast windows starts up, how
fast Internet explorer starts. Then do you windows update and watch
your computer startup and IE startup slow to a crawl.
-Tim
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
G
Glenn Pechacek
256mb of ram is a little light for Win2000 or XP regardless
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Thomas M. Goethe
Tim Miser said:There are a few other elements to the equation also.
Laptop hard drives are slow.... 4200 RPM in the Inspiron...7200RPM in your
typical home built desktop. Also, you'll typically have a bit more memory
and a faster video card in your desktop.
As you noted, all of the software startup junk should go but also be aware
that the biggest slowdown of them all is the Window Updates! If you do a
clean install, notice how fast windows starts up, how fast Internet explorer
starts. Then do you windows update and watch your computer startup and IE
startup slow to a crawl.
And then add anti-virus, firewall, anti-spam and whatever else you need
to secure your system and watch it slow even more. There are times when they
wrap a bunch of updates into one patch and that sometimes seems to help, but
patch on top of patch is really a problem.
T
Tom Almy
Tim said:Actually, that's not true. The Inspiron 1100 has it's own dedicated graphic
memory on the Intel extreme graphic controller that is independent of the
system memory.
According to the Dell website, "Between 32 and 64 MB of shared system
memory may be allocated to support graphics, depending on system memory
size and other factors."
http://www1.us.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/inspn_1100?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd
footnote 2.
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Christopher
Less ****ing bots, less bloat. Michael Dell is an old joo fart.
He's also a billionaire, which is more then you are bucko.
Christopher
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
"Kites rise highest against
the wind - not with it."
Winston Churchill
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Tom Scales
His annual tax bill for his house is more than what my house cost. (used to
live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
Do any of you???
Tom
live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
Do any of you???
Tom
T
tony
Tom said:His annual tax bill for his house is more than what my house cost. (used to
live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
Do any of you???
So what! we come into this world with nothing and we leave with nothing....
B
Bishoop
| Tom Scales wrote:
| > His annual tax bill for his house is more than what my house cost.
(used to
| > live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
| >
| > Do any of you???
|
|
| So what! we come into this world with nothing and we leave with
nothing....
It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
| > His annual tax bill for his house is more than what my house cost.
(used to
| > live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
| >
| > Do any of you???
|
|
| So what! we come into this world with nothing and we leave with
nothing....
It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
T
tony
Bishoop said:|
| So what! we come into this world with nothing and we leave with
nothing....
It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
but if that is the sole purpose of life, it leads to an empty existance.
Just because you "take a helicopter to work" does not make one better
than one who takes a chevy to work.....
THe more you have the more you lose when the end comes......
J
Joan
THe more you have the more you lose when the end comes......
Not really if you use some of it with care and concern for others. The
Owner of our Management Company just gave Five Million Dollars to the
Cleveland Clinic Foundation for research on a rare type brain cancer.
One of his daughters died at 9 years of age more then 20 years ago with
that type of cancer.
J
Jim Macklin
I just wish that Bill Gates supported the Bill of Rights,
particularly the Second Amendment.
|
|
| | Tom Scales wrote:
| | > His annual tax bill for his house is more than what my
house cost.
| (used to
| | > live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
| | >
| | > Do any of you???
| |
| |
| | So what! we come into this world with nothing and we
leave with
| nothing....
|
| It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
|
|
particularly the Second Amendment.
|
|
| | Tom Scales wrote:
| | > His annual tax bill for his house is more than what my
house cost.
| (used to
| | > live in Austin). He flies to work on his helicopter.
| | >
| | > Do any of you???
| |
| |
| | So what! we come into this world with nothing and we
leave with
| nothing....
|
| It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
|
|
S
Strontium
Amendment II
A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.
Why, on earth, would Bill Gates be concerned with that?
-
Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
(e-mail address removed), and said:
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.
Why, on earth, would Bill Gates be concerned with that?
-
Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
(e-mail address removed), and said:
I just wish that Bill Gates supported the Bill of Rights,
particularly the Second Amendment.
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
S
S.Lewis
tony said:but if that is the sole purpose of life, it leads to an empty existance.
Just because you "take a helicopter to work" does not make one better
than one who takes a chevy to work.....
THe more you have the more you lose when the end comes......
And all the better if one learns that people are people and avoids uttering
racist remarks (such as the OP) the short time in which we are here. Life
is like the game monopoly, in the end it *all* goes back in the box. (the
physical stuff, that is).
Stew
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Jim Macklin
You have two to many commas, it was adopted with only one...
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of
a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be
infringed
The first parts says why and the second part defines the
right. Sometime in the past 100 years or so, somebody began
to alter the punctuation.
With three commas it can be read as ...A well regulated
militia shall not be infringed. But since the militia is
fully recognized in the body of the Constitution and the
Bill of Rights was intended to protect individual rights
that make no sense at all.
|
| Amendment II
| A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security
of a free state,
| the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not
be infringed.
|
|
|
| Why, on earth, would Bill Gates be concerned with that?
|
|
| -
| Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
| (e-mail address removed), and said:
|
| > I just wish that Bill Gates supported the Bill of
Rights,
| > particularly the Second Amendment.
| >
| >
| > | >>
| >>
| >
| >>> Tom Scales wrote:
| >>>> His annual tax bill for his house is more than what
my house cost.
| >>>> (used to live in Austin). He flies to work on his
helicopter.
| >>>>
| >>>> Do any of you???
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> So what! we come into this world with nothing and we
| > leave with
| >> nothing....
| >>
| >> It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
|
| --
| Strontium
|
| "And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
|
| - Goo Goo Dolls
|
|
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of
a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be
infringed
The first parts says why and the second part defines the
right. Sometime in the past 100 years or so, somebody began
to alter the punctuation.
With three commas it can be read as ...A well regulated
militia shall not be infringed. But since the militia is
fully recognized in the body of the Constitution and the
Bill of Rights was intended to protect individual rights
that make no sense at all.
|
| Amendment II
| A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security
of a free state,
| the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not
be infringed.
|
|
|
| Why, on earth, would Bill Gates be concerned with that?
|
|
| -
| Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
| (e-mail address removed), and said:
|
| > I just wish that Bill Gates supported the Bill of
Rights,
| > particularly the Second Amendment.
| >
| >
| > | >>
| >>
| >
| >>> Tom Scales wrote:
| >>>> His annual tax bill for his house is more than what
my house cost.
| >>>> (used to live in Austin). He flies to work on his
helicopter.
| >>>>
| >>>> Do any of you???
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> So what! we come into this world with nothing and we
| > leave with
| >> nothing....
| >>
| >> It's kinda nice to have something while we're here.....
|
| --
| Strontium
|
| "And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
|
| - Goo Goo Dolls
|
|
S
Strontium
*I* don't have *any* commas. It was copy and pasted.
-
Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
(e-mail address removed), and said:
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
-
Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
(e-mail address removed), and said:
You have two to many commas, it was adopted with only one...
A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of
a free state,
the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be
infringed
The first parts says why and the second part defines the
right. Sometime in the past 100 years or so, somebody began
to alter the punctuation.
With three commas it can be read as ...A well regulated
militia shall not be infringed. But since the militia is
fully recognized in the body of the Constitution and the
Bill of Rights was intended to protect individual rights
that make no sense at all.
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
S
Strontium
-
Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
(e-mail address removed), and said:
PS - you lost an 'o'.
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
(e-mail address removed), and said:
You have two to many commas, it was adopted with only one...
PS - you lost an 'o'.
<snip>A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of
--
Strontium
"And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
- Goo Goo Dolls
J
Jim Macklin
In 1950 the World Book had one comma in the amendment. By
1965 they had switched to two. The Britannica made a switch
a few years ago. For some reason, new editions of history
texts changed the punctuation. Congress did not send any
amendments to the States and there has been no
ratifications. But the Constitution has been changed by
what/who?
| *I* don't have *any* commas. It was copy and pasted.
|
| -
| Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
| (e-mail address removed), and said:
|
| > You have two to many commas, it was adopted with only
one...
| > A well regulated militia being necessary to the security
of
| > a free state,
| > the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not
be
| > infringed
| >
| > The first parts says why and the second part defines the
| > right. Sometime in the past 100 years or so, somebody
began
| > to alter the punctuation.
| >
| > With three commas it can be read as ...A well regulated
| > militia shall not be infringed. But since the militia is
| > fully recognized in the body of the Constitution and the
| > Bill of Rights was intended to protect individual rights
| > that make no sense at all.
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | >>
| >> Amendment II
| >> A well regulated militia, being necessary to the
security
| > of a free state,
| >> the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall
not
| > be infringed.
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >> Why, on earth, would Bill Gates be concerned with that?
| >>
| >>
| >> -
| >> Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
| >> (e-mail address removed), and said:
| >>
| >>> I just wish that Bill Gates supported the Bill of
| > Rights,
| >>> particularly the Second Amendment.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>>>
| >>>>
| >>>
| >
| >>>>> Tom Scales wrote:
| >>>>>> His annual tax bill for his house is more than what
| > my house cost.
| >>>>>> (used to live in Austin). He flies to work on his
helicopter.
| >>>>>>
| >>>>>> Do any of you???
| >>>>>
| >>>>>
| >>>>> So what! we come into this world with nothing and we
| >>> leave with
| >>>> nothing....
| >>>>
| >>>> It's kinda nice to have something while we're
here.....
| >>
| >> --
| >> Strontium
| >>
| >> "And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep
me....here."
| >>
| >> - Goo Goo Dolls
|
| --
| Strontium
|
| "And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
|
| - Goo Goo Dolls
|
|
1965 they had switched to two. The Britannica made a switch
a few years ago. For some reason, new editions of history
texts changed the punctuation. Congress did not send any
amendments to the States and there has been no
ratifications. But the Constitution has been changed by
what/who?
| *I* don't have *any* commas. It was copy and pasted.
|
| -
| Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
| (e-mail address removed), and said:
|
| > You have two to many commas, it was adopted with only
one...
| > A well regulated militia being necessary to the security
of
| > a free state,
| > the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not
be
| > infringed
| >
| > The first parts says why and the second part defines the
| > right. Sometime in the past 100 years or so, somebody
began
| > to alter the punctuation.
| >
| > With three commas it can be read as ...A well regulated
| > militia shall not be infringed. But since the militia is
| > fully recognized in the body of the Constitution and the
| > Bill of Rights was intended to protect individual rights
| > that make no sense at all.
| >
| >
| >
| >
| > | >>
| >> Amendment II
| >> A well regulated militia, being necessary to the
security
| > of a free state,
| >> the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall
not
| > be infringed.
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >> Why, on earth, would Bill Gates be concerned with that?
| >>
| >>
| >> -
| >> Jim Macklin stood up at show-n-tell, in
| >> (e-mail address removed), and said:
| >>
| >>> I just wish that Bill Gates supported the Bill of
| > Rights,
| >>> particularly the Second Amendment.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>>>
| >>>>
| >>>
| >
| >>>>> Tom Scales wrote:
| >>>>>> His annual tax bill for his house is more than what
| > my house cost.
| >>>>>> (used to live in Austin). He flies to work on his
helicopter.
| >>>>>>
| >>>>>> Do any of you???
| >>>>>
| >>>>>
| >>>>> So what! we come into this world with nothing and we
| >>> leave with
| >>>> nothing....
| >>>>
| >>>> It's kinda nice to have something while we're
here.....
| >>
| >> --
| >> Strontium
| >>
| >> "And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep
me....here."
| >>
| >> - Goo Goo Dolls
|
| --
| Strontium
|
| "And, all of your lies weren't enough to keep me....here."
|
| - Goo Goo Dolls
|
|
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ToolPackinMama
Jim said:In 1950 the World Book had one comma in the amendment. By
1965 they had switched to two. The Britannica made a switch
a few years ago. For some reason, new editions of history
texts changed the punctuation. Congress did not send any
amendments to the States and there has been no
ratifications. But the Constitution has been changed by
what/who?
Who cares? It's off-topic!
P
PC-Gladiator
Yeah but don't say that in here because Dell is selling systems with 128MB
and that *has* to be OK. And if 128MB is OK then 256MB is way too much.
and that *has* to be OK. And if 128MB is OK then 256MB is way too much.