Emily's random internet wisdom for the night:

[SixSquared]

DAMN! That is some shit! That makes me wanna take IE off my machine completely, incase someone else accidentally clicks on it. I hate IE, and if it fucks up my laptop I dunno what I would do.

I had it pretty much gone. I had to actually go looking for the program, because I had erased all the shortcuts, the start menu icons, all of it. That's the reason we're doing the HD partition. For all intents and purposes, my comp's gonna be a linux machine, unless I intentionally boot it into windows mode, which will only be when I have to use photoshop and stuff.

[BTLFED]

I had it pretty much gone. I had to actually go looking for the program, because I had erased all the shortcuts, the start menu icons, all of it. That's the reason we're doing the HD partition. For all intents and purposes, my comp's gonna be a linux machine, unless I intentionally boot it into windows mode, which will only be when I have to use photoshop and stuff.

OIC.....I need to build a new desktop computer for myself. It's sad when your laptop is faster than your desktop LIRL!

I have actually never used Linux. Do you like it?

[SixSquared]

OIC.....I need to build a new desktop computer for myself. It's sad when your laptop is faster than your desktop LIRL!

I have actually never used Linux. Do you like it?

I've never really used it hardcore. I've tinkered with it, and aesthetically, it kicks windows' ass six ways from yesterday. It also works a LOT faster than windows, because there's less commands that it goes through both on bootup and in operation. It feels almost like using OS X (which is what I'm using right now, dad's PowerBook G4). It's quick, stable, and can emulate a LOT of windows programs in order to open wmv files and stuff that's made for windows. It's like the bastard child of OS X and Windows XP... the best aspects of both systems all mushed into one OS.

[BTLFED]

I've never really used it hardcore. I've tinkered with it, and aesthetically, it kicks windows' ass six ways from yesterday. It also works a LOT faster than windows, because there's less commands that it goes through both on bootup and in operation. It feels almost like using OS X (which is what I'm using right now, dad's PowerBook G4). It's quick, stable, and can emulate a LOT of windows programs in order to open wmv files and stuff that's made for windows. It's like the bastard child of OS X and Windows XP... the best aspects of both systems all mushed into one OS.

Hmm......sounds like something I should check into when I build a new desktop computer. I already gotta finish going through my registry and deleting stuff on my laptop because it is slowing down....ugh....