bertbaby
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No love for Ubuntu? :-/ Weird.
I'm not a big a fan of the latest Ubuntu release, it appears cartoonish, reorged everything and runs slower. Not sure what they were thinking. May try Mint next.
No love for Ubuntu? :-/ Weird.
I'm not a big a fan of the latest Ubuntu release, it appears cartoonish, reorged everything and runs slower. Not sure what they were thinking. May try Mint next.
I already am using windows 10 have been using it for almost 2months now, their developers issue, its crazy, We got cortana and everything i can say 100 times better than windows 8
Yeah, I am upgrading for Windows 7 but mainly for Direct X 12.
If I manage to make some decent money, I'll definitely build a better rig.Direct X12 is going to be insanely awesome along with the new gpu's coming out from NVIDIA next year.
If I manage to make some decent money, I'll definitely build a better rig.
That's incredible. I hope some older games support it as well to get the most out of them.I'll probably be waiting until at least this black friday to get a new rig, if there is some really nice stuff then.
This video shows how much hardware has really been bottenecked by dx11.
Never ever ever will I allow that monstrosity that is Microsoft anywhere near my machines.
This is a new ploy to turn their current one off payment monetisation method into a subscription model, the same with their cloud computing rubbish.
People always find a way to pirate regardless.I heard that you can't use pirated software on Windows 10? Or is it a lie?
I heard that you can't use pirated software on Windows 10? Or is it a lie?
Linux doesn't have any good programs on it, its only good for home server.
I'm not a big a fan of the latest Ubuntu release, it appears cartoonish, reorged everything and runs slower. Not sure what they were thinking. May try Mint next.
Linux mint xfce edition is the best.
sneaky little bastards, nah not really, because w/o knowing this exact case, i'm pretty sure that it is included in the terms which you agree to before you can use the servicehttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/10/07/windows_10_data_collection/
Is this keylogging feature going to be a permanent feature of win10?