AtW gets pwned

[DiscoStu]

Linky

[Pondlife]

Smackdown of the week.

[AtW]

Linky

He was too angry, I felt pity for him.

[HairyArsedBloke]

bitchslap

[EternalOptimist]

atw - butt fcked

[HairyArsedBloke]

atw - butt fcked

He as asked me nicely to not talk about such things - so I won't.

[ctdctd]

That's what happens when you no longer appear to be a nice fluffy squirrel

[EternalOptimist]

He as asked me nicely to not talk about such things - so I won't.

HAB , have you ever had a Black Russian ?

[AtW]

Well, since everyone seems to have mistaken my good will for "being pwned":

I am indeed an amateur.

I've not been making a living since the IBM PC (yes the one before the XT) was launched, not seen and worked on all of the DOS iterations since 2.1 and every Windows release since then.
I don't in fact have many retired MCSE's (when they meant something and weren't issued with cornflake packets) and MSP certs dating back to NT 3.51 and the current ones and I was never a CNE either.
I've never built corporate networks or rolled out tens of thousands of desktops and well in excess of a thousand servers with builds I've either directly engineered or managed.

For all of the tasks I've thrown at this machine since I rebuilt it It's proven to perform better since I installed Windows 7, but of course that's my purely amateur opinion and not that of a seasoned professional.

AtW you've proven yourself to be an utter t0sser on numerous occasions, ST*U, your opinion is worthless.

Ok, TykeMerc, you are not a pro. A pro would skip bad/carp OS iterations, such as (but not limited to) MS DOS 4.0, any Windows before 2.0, Windows ME, Vista.

Windows 7 is apparently better than Vista, however peformance wise it is not substantially better than Windows XP - it may boot faster apparently, not much in my install if at all, in any case I don't spend my time booting it all the time, rather working in it.

http://www.overclockers.com/index.ph...re&Itemid=4264

CBA to look for more links - I vote with my money: we stay on Windows XP Pro 64-bit, all this shiny Aero tulip is for amateurs who think they become pros by installing latest OS.



HTH

[Platypus]

The real pros are still on Windows 2000. You loser.

Of course if you actually did want to run a grown-up O/S you'd be using one of the *NIX variants, but then your puny .Net application couldn't work I suppose?

Pathetic.