Quote: Originally Posted by LingLing1337 Why would you post something like that? Why would you think that's okay? Why would you click on it? I think it's OK because I did warn you TWICE and that the thread is about the stupidest thing you ever posted. I know things like this...

I guess that the office problem is on macs as well, as it is the same program. The big disadvantages of the iMac is that everything is built in in the screen. What happens if something breaks? Will the components be cool enough and will the computer run silently? Will it be upgradable? Does...

*Expecting ban*

thx

Quote: Originally Posted by Bredin Can I have the RWA Isabellina HPA ?

Can I have the RWA Isabellina HPA ?

I like how they are so fast that it almost hurts. :S

Quote: Originally Posted by hectuero Compromising isn't the same as protecting your saved passwords, etc. from local users. No, it's not the same. But it's a security feature that probably is just as important.

Quote: Originally Posted by hectuero Pwn2Own is a competition to compromise web browsers and mobile devices. Google around and you'll find out more about it. You can also look at last year's results, where Chrome was the only browser not compromised. And still it's missing the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Sduibek Why would anyone even want Chrome for MacOS? Isn't Safari like super-awesome+1 on MacOS? Yeah, safari is awesome. It lets other people take control over your mac

Or consider acoustic treatment, that room looks terrible acoustic-wise.

I installed it over my previous. Easiest that way.

The only difference I've noticed with foobar 1.0 is that I can turn down the buffer size to 50ms instead of 100ms.

I must say, the isabellinas battery life is very good. I've never run out of battery. I was close once, but that was because the charger was unplugged for 2 days.

I had that issue before I made foobar buffer the files to the memory. I had skips with 1000ms buffer (largest possible with wasapi with my dac) but now I can use 50ms without any problems at all.

Is there no master-password for chrome/chromium?

Quote: Originally Posted by hectuero Addons can slow down Firefox, actually, especially if they're badly programmed. They add another layer of processing and use more memory, though some (like NoScript and FlashBlock) remove more processing than they create anyway. But the issue is that...

But they don't have the addons that makes them superfast and safe on the other hand. What is safest or most secure? Firefox + a lot of addons or a normal stock browser? That would be interesting to know. I know that other browsers outperforms firefox on some performance benchmarks, but I feel...

Quote: Originally Posted by Sduibek Stop visiting Warez and p*rn sites then Seriously PC Security is WAY overhyped. I had this discussion in a thread either here or at WindowsBBS a while ago, regarding antivirus software. Running anyspyware, antivirus and this type of browser plugin(s)...

Quote: Originally Posted by unclejr Also, I recall in Windows taskbar the frustration of not knowing which icons would be auto-hid and which ones would always remain. If this can be set somewhere, that would be a nice feature. That feature has been in Windows since XP as far as...

cs 1.6, what else?

Are your fonts as bad IRL as in the pictures?

Yeah! They only added another bar that is thick and full of color, and doesn't handle multiple instances of the same program good at all. It looks good, but it's not as smart as the windows taskbar. ITT: Flamewar

And suddenly windows feels so right.

Quote: Originally Posted by krmathis Just insane! That can hardly be economical or environmental friendly... +1