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I run Avast and the rarest of all anti-malwares: commonly known as Common Sense.

I don't understand how I'm supposed to reply to this... is it a question?

In Wine. Plus, I have Linux on my router. I do not want to be associated with zealots such as yourself. So you're 'having fun with linux' but you don't have time to play because work takes precedence? Aww c'mon, you're contradicting yourself now! And you still can't spell Windows. Come...

I think the best bet isn't actually blocking them, but actually hiding them. I believe that's an option in AdBlock? Oh, and I don't particularly like adverts, it's just that web servers cost money, and as long as they're not massive flashing... flash ads......

"We don't"? So you're admitting it's a cult? Plus, why would you want to emulate the Mac UI? If Linux is all about 'freshness', being unique, etc... why would you try to make it like something else? I don't understand. I'd rather spend time down the rifle range or up in the sky than...

I prefer Paint Shop Pro. Suits my level of expertise, is more powerful and 'prettier' than Paint and the Gimp, and is far far cheaper than Photoshop. Nobody has mentioned Paint.net (www.getpaint.net) yet?

Then they'd not make any money and put graphical ads in the email service! Plus, kudos to whoever buys photoshop from a google ad, when he/she should in fact be reading the content of your email... I think this means your emails aren't captivating enough! haha

Nice of Google, tbh... Not what you want to see, if you're talking about the death of a loved one... Kinda like if Clippy said "It looks like you're writing a eulogy: Would you like me to (a) show you photographs of different coffins, (b) load eulogy templates, (c) both of the above?". So...

Ok, let's just agree that I'm right and you're wrong, and go our separate ways. I tried Linux on here. Let's just say that after too long pissing about with Linux trying to get it to work, and then not even 5 minutes learning how to use the Windows recovery console later, I'm exactly where I...

I dispute your claim that Linux is more powerful than Windows... It's something that's thrown in to many discussions, and seemingly always goes unqualified... Anyway, I'm out down the rifle range in about... now. Something that interests me significantly more than proving you wrong regarding...

zapzack: did you type that with a straight face? agroup: didn't you notice the new lines you were putting in the message?

1. Unfunctionable doesn't convey any message. 2. Anyone who has tried running Vista on a PIII is an idiot. 3. Good for you.

Oh God, here we go. Now you've just gone and lost whatever credibility you had left. "ugly unfunctionable winDoze" a) it's not ugly, it's a user interface. And not a bad looking one at that. It's perfectly funtional. b) unfunctionable is not a word. c) ... winDoze... really? Please...

There was no change from FAT32 to NTFS. The Windows OS's based on DOS used FAT, the ones based on the NT kernel have always been NTFS. As XP is based on 2000/the NT family, it's always had NTFS. The inclusion of the FAT FS is for compatibility reasons.

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WinFS was the file system that was going to be introduced with Vista, I believe, but was dropped because it was falling too far behind. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFS

I believe the 'internet based word of the moment' would have to be "pwned". Million dollar question is this: Is he gonna dispute it (again)?