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MSN is kinda owned by MS. They will fail every time they try something like this.DeathUnlimited wrote:
Lol at how they try to defend UAC.
that^DeathUnlimited wrote:
Lol at how they try to defend UAC.
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Isn't that the truth? Never had as much fun linking up some Xboxs as I have had doing some Brawl matches with friends.kylef wrote:
The only one I agree with on that list is XP/Vista.
Nintendo Wii is so much fun, those who have one and actually have friends know this.
PSP's are awesome, whereas Wii's are gimicky and shit. They're fun for the first couple of weeks, then they just sit unused in a corner.ghettoperson wrote:
Wii's are awesome, whereas PSP's are shit.
Def a fag.ghettoperson wrote:
Wii's are awesome, whereas PSP's are shit.
But Wii's are gimicky fun! Sure, I only play it every so often, but still... What do you actually do with the PSP though? Handheld games (with the exception of Pokemon when I was 9) don't appeal to me in the slightest. The games also seem pretty pricey when I see them in game stores, for what they are.Bertster7 wrote:
PSP's are awesome, whereas Wii's are gimicky and shit. They're fun for the first couple of weeks, then they just sit unused in a corner.ghettoperson wrote:
Wii's are awesome, whereas PSP's are shit.
I don't like Wii's - whereas the PSP is one of the most awesomely versatile bits of kit you can pick up for next to no money (mine was £70 with a 4GB memory stick - and that was nearly 2 years ago). PSP's (once they have custom firmware on) are astonishingly good. If you haven't spent a good deal of time using one, then you may find it hard to understand, but they are amazing (and have a great selection of games from a wide range of genres (and platforms - when you consider all the emulation potential)).
Most of that list seems fairly accurate - although what the fuck are multiply and paint.net - they look shite.
thisDefCon-17 wrote:
Photoshop overrated?
That is just a "Boohoo why can't everyone be a non-conformist idiot like me T_T" list.
"Save Windows XP!" is the rallying cry of Windows users dismayed by the needless bloat of Vista. But didn't everyone have the same critique of Windows XP when it first galumphed into public view like an unsteady rubber monster?
What did Vista get right? For starters, though the User Account Control feature is like an annoying little sister who constantly pokes you, it makes Vista more secure than XP. Vista also trounces XP in handling mobile devices, networking, multimedia files and photos. On top of that, it has a cleaner, more navigable interface -- one eerily reminiscent of a certain Mac operating system.
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Right. But Windows XP isn't the OS it was when it 'galumphed' onto scene. The fact is, not everyone's buying a new computer to handle Vista's higher system requirements, and not everyone is willing to sit down and figure out how to trim the fat.Overrated: Windows XP; Underrated: Windows Vista
"Save Windows XP!" is the rallying cry of Windows users dismayed by the needless bloat of Vista. But didn't everyone have the same critique of Windows XP when it first galumphed into public view like an unsteady rubber monster?
What did Vista get right? For starters, though the User Account Control feature is like an annoying little sister who constantly pokes you, it makes Vista more secure than XP. Vista also trounces XP in handling mobile devices, networking, multimedia files and photos. On top of that, it has a cleaner, more navigable interface -- one eerily reminiscent of a certain Mac operating system.
Yeah, making an annoying thing popup asking yes or no doesn't make it more secure, lol.DeathUnlimited wrote:
Lol at how they try to defend UAC.
What do you do with the PSP?ghettoperson wrote:
But Wii's are gimicky fun! Sure, I only play it every so often, but still... What do you actually do with the PSP though? Handheld games (with the exception of Pokemon when I was 9) don't appeal to me in the slightest. The games also seem pretty pricey when I see them in game stores, for what they are.Bertster7 wrote:
PSP's are awesome, whereas Wii's are gimicky and shit. They're fun for the first couple of weeks, then they just sit unused in a corner.ghettoperson wrote:
Wii's are awesome, whereas PSP's are shit.
I don't like Wii's - whereas the PSP is one of the most awesomely versatile bits of kit you can pick up for next to no money (mine was £70 with a 4GB memory stick - and that was nearly 2 years ago). PSP's (once they have custom firmware on) are astonishingly good. If you haven't spent a good deal of time using one, then you may find it hard to understand, but they are amazing (and have a great selection of games from a wide range of genres (and platforms - when you consider all the emulation potential)).
Most of that list seems fairly accurate - although what the fuck are multiply and paint.net - they look shite.
I know, right?Gawwad wrote:
Streaming vs blu-ray disc, what the fuck?
The BlackBerry Storm shits all over it from a great height.Poseidon wrote:
I know, right?Gawwad wrote:
Streaming vs blu-ray disc, what the fuck?
Also, yes the iPhone is overrated, but that doesn't make it any less of a damn good phone.
There's a reason why most new smart phones try to call themselves "iPhone killers".
I've yet to see one do it yet.
Then I have no idea what the hell you've been reading...everything I've been reading places it as a good phone, but not an iPhone killer.Bertster7 wrote:
The BlackBerry Storm shits all over it from a great height.Poseidon wrote:
I know, right?Gawwad wrote:
Streaming vs blu-ray disc, what the fuck?
Also, yes the iPhone is overrated, but that doesn't make it any less of a damn good phone.
There's a reason why most new smart phones try to call themselves "iPhone killers".
I've yet to see one do it yet.
That's not to say it's bad - it's certainly not...it just doesn't beat the iPhone.Going into this review, we really wanted to love this phone. On paper it sounds like the perfect antidote to our gripes about the iPhone, and in some ways it lives up to those promises -- but more often than not while using the Storm, we felt let down or frustrated. Ultimately, this could be a great platform with a little more time in the oven, but right now, it feels undercooked -- and that's not enough for us.
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