Posts by dustyranger4

Laura Hill2 said:okay 😁 thanks so much 🙂

So... a friend told me I could just borrow a disc with sedmica on it—and he made it sound like I wouldn't have to wipe anything at all, just run the installation like any other standard program. At least, that's how he did it. :S
Now I'm feeling a bit lost. Is it actually possible to do it the way he described?

You basically have two paths when you start the sedmica installation: you can either go for a clean install or choose the upgrade option. If you go with the latter, it'll pull in all your old files automatically.

northernscout54 said:You hit the nail on the head, Amanda Allen4. Israel doesn't need a NATO pact; they already have the USA looking out for them. Look, I’m not exactly a fan of all those walls, but when you see those fanatics sending children off to participate in attacks, or how they treat women in their culture, Israel looks like a godsend in comparison. They’ve managed to build a truly modern, capitalist powerhouse right in the middle of all that chaos. Honestly, hats off to them. I'd much rather have them as our partners than deal with those radical groups. At the end of the day, Israel is a fantastic country; if they could just reach an agreement regarding Palestine and grant that people their own living space, that specific territory would basically be paradise on earth.

Either you're completely uninformed or you're deep into Zionism. NATO is essentially under Jewish influence, just like the USA and the EU.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qixcv8PT0U
http://www.jewwatch.com/

Jeffrey Hall6 said:I also think it's time to move on to 7 - micu.

The only issue I'm running into is deciding whether to download the 32-bit or 64-bit version. What's the actual difference?

Right now, I'm running Windows XP, and it recognizes 3.23 GB of RAM.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Personally, I find myself missing XP. I tried installing Vista a while back, but ended up jumping right back to XP. Honestly, I feel like heading back to XP again—the Week: Control panel is a total mess, and don't even get me started on how disorganized the file management feels. While Windows Media Player is a slight improvement, I still find myself reaching for VLC most of the time. You can't pin everything you want to the taskbar, either. It frequently slips into sleep mode and wakes up acting completely erratic—almost like it's possessed. It’s frozen on me several times, too. Just like every other Windows version I've used, it starts feeling noticeably sluggish after being installed for a while. It boots up much slower than Windows XP Home. But the absolute worst part? All those annoying pop-ups asking, "Do you want to investigate why the system crashed?" followed by "Do you want to approve this or that?" And Internet Explorer is its own special kind of nightmare—clunky and awkward—it crashes constantly, asking if you want to return to the previous page (and if you say yes, there's a good chance it just crashes again). Oh, and one more thing—there's no built-in mail agent anymore. Now you have to install something like Live Mail from the web, which is incredibly cluttered and prone to crashing. Sometimes my emails actually send, and sometimes the screen just freezes mid-way.
All in all, it feels like a glorified version of Vista that doesn't work nearly as well as XP. If you're currently using XP, my advice is to skip 7. When they claim "you won't need drivers," it's only half true—in practice, you'll likely run into issues with most of your devices. Occasionally, windows will start glitching or "cloning" themselves in slow motion if you have a demanding program open, regardless of how powerful your hardware is. It's a disaster. It seems like they tried to mimic other operating systems, but failed to pull anything off perfectly.

It’s a predictable pattern, really. Take German Jews, for example—they never truly fully assimilated with the broader Jewish community; there was always this lingering sense of being superior to the rest. But at the end of the day, much like Berezovsky, their underlying objective remains identical. What’s particularly fascinating here is the sheer hypocrisy of it all—we're fed this constant "multiculturalism" narrative through their media outlets, yet if you actually look at life in Israel, the atmosphere feels incredibly claustrophobic. And don't even get me started on the situation regarding gay tolerance and those other isolated incidents.

I suspect we’re looking at a bit of a misstatement here—it really doesn't matter whether Jews own Coca-Cola, McDonald's, or Walt Disney. For all I care, they could be owned by Germans or Turks. What actually matters is the sheer value of the brand itself—take Coca-Cola, for example. Just to clarify the practical side of things—many homeowners swear by keeping a liter of it overnight to dissolve limescale in the toilet, then just flushing it away in the morning. Beyond that, today's Walt Disney is practically defined by violence, McDonald's is essentially junk food and a direct contributor to diabetes, Microsoft Windows seems to glitch constantly regardless of how many updates they push, Ford feels like it's built out of sponge, and then there's Marlboro... Let's try rephrasing it this way instead: "10 companies with the highest 'idiot tax.'"