Re: Permanently trust program

Yes, No is the correct answer. If you would like to know why, just
remember this easy fact: Vista is very dumb. If smart people were at
all involved with programming Vista, either they didn't care about what
they were doing, or were managed by dumb people who put dumb things
ahead of smart things. Hopefully Windows 7 will be much less dumb than
Vista, but I'm not too hopeful about it.

An operating system that hogs 20 gigs of hard drive space to store
software that you would have to pay extra to use that will otherwise be
laying dormant and wasting room has most likely been ruined by bosses
that are focused on extorting money...don't you think? I do. We'd all
be better off with XP, honestly.

Perhaps a little trial run with Linux will show you how things should
be done. "Ubuntu" is a particularly pleasant OS to use, much easier to
do...well, anything with than Vista. Looks nicer, too. Also, instead
of taking close to 15 gigs of hard drive and 1 gig of ram to just sit
there doing nothing, it can run comfortably with 512mb of ram and around
7 gigs of hard drive space.

SO...why am I using Vista? I'm lazy and have enough hardware power to
get away with it are the only reasons. Super, super lazy.


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TeflonTrout
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Why are you telling us what's ailing you?
Isn't this a support group, contrary to a deport group?
If and when I find out you are a troll, you'll be 'zipped'.

Harry.



"TeflonTrout" <TeflonTrout.3ybjk3@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in
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> Yes, No is the correct answer. If you would like to know why, just
> remember this easy fact: Vista is very dumb. If smart people were at
> all involved with programming Vista, either they didn't care about what
> they were doing, or were managed by dumb people who put dumb things
> ahead of smart things. Hopefully Windows 7 will be much less dumb than
> Vista, but I'm not too hopeful about it.
>
> An operating system that hogs 20 gigs of hard drive space to store
> software that you would have to pay extra to use that will otherwise be
> laying dormant and wasting room has most likely been ruined by bosses
> that are focused on extorting money...don't you think? I do. We'd all
> be better off with XP, honestly.
>
> Perhaps a little trial run with Linux will show you how things should
> be done. "Ubuntu" is a particularly pleasant OS to use, much easier to
> do...well, anything with than Vista. Looks nicer, too. Also, instead
> of taking close to 15 gigs of hard drive and 1 gig of ram to just sit
> there doing nothing, it can run comfortably with 512mb of ram and around
> 7 gigs of hard drive space.
>
> SO...why am I using Vista? I'm lazy and have enough hardware power to
> get away with it are the only reasons. Super, super lazy.
>
>
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Zipped. Har, har. Sorry, not trolling, just no longer gruntled. I'm
getting really fed up with searching this forum for tips on how to
remove another set of training wheels, only to find out that they are a
permanently welded on part of the OS. My frustration finally slipped
out on this one, not being able to tell MY COMPUTER that I OWN that I
trust a certain program and an running it intentionally EVERY TIME I
OPEN IT was enough of an open flame to light the pile of tinder.

So flame I did.

I did feel better after venting, though. Thanks for asking! And by
the way, as long as I'm on thin ice here, I just have to say....

That's one bad hat, Harry.


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