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6 måneder dage siden
in Microsoft: We Screwed Up Windows 7 Beta, So Unlimited Downloads for Two Weeks on The Inquisitr
1.) Write an obviously fake article to stir controversy
2.) Get it dugg up and place lots of ad's on site.
3.) ???
4.) Profit!
2.) Get it dugg up and place lots of ad's on site.
3.) ???
4.) Profit!
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plz dont feed
haha so true.
the troll must be obese with how much everyone is feeding it.
the troll must be obese with how much everyone is feeding it.
11 måneder dage siden
in Switching to the Mac: Problems and Solutions on shumans.com
Great article, although a little pedantic. I do appreciate your switching woes, and I can see that people have misconstrued your point: you have simply discussed switching issues that have caused you some downtime.
You should really take a look at it from a new perspective though: forget everything you learned about Windows. You need to be able to start fresh and drop your old thinking. This not only applies here, but in every other area of life. Any good scientist will trumpet this approach to all things in life.
The Command key for instance is a much better option than CTRL: it can be thumbed as it is directly to the left and right of the space bar - it is quicker.
As for some other switching woes, here are some recommendations:
-Stop being stubborn and just switch to Apple Mail, you won't look back
-Give iWork a chance: Pages is an excellent word processor, and Keynote blows PP out of the water: this is coming from someone who is in the publishing business
-Discover Automator: it is like an easy to use, codeless visual basic of sorts
-Get into spaces, something I am just learning about
-Set up hot corners for expose, you won't look back on this one either
-Have at least 2 GB of RAM, 4 is optimal
-Discover iCal
-Buy an iPhone
You should really take a look at it from a new perspective though: forget everything you learned about Windows. You need to be able to start fresh and drop your old thinking. This not only applies here, but in every other area of life. Any good scientist will trumpet this approach to all things in life.
The Command key for instance is a much better option than CTRL: it can be thumbed as it is directly to the left and right of the space bar - it is quicker.
As for some other switching woes, here are some recommendations:
-Stop being stubborn and just switch to Apple Mail, you won't look back
-Give iWork a chance: Pages is an excellent word processor, and Keynote blows PP out of the water: this is coming from someone who is in the publishing business
-Discover Automator: it is like an easy to use, codeless visual basic of sorts
-Get into spaces, something I am just learning about
-Set up hot corners for expose, you won't look back on this one either
-Have at least 2 GB of RAM, 4 is optimal
-Discover iCal
-Buy an iPhone
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jamesh
He said he is using Apple mail. iWorks, apart from Keynote, just isn't very good, and you shouldn't have to buy a certain cell phone in order to use your computer!
never will you get these tunes.
god, i'm bored