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Posts from Your daily wins and losses.Auto-translated
If the issue is so important that you count down the days until it's resolved... and you await the decision as if it were a miracle... – a few options come to mind.
Failure: lost in the semi-finals of the GTA: SA racing tournament... :(
Failure: had good chances, but luck wasn't on my side.
Success: at least I won't have to spend all day grinding the tracks! :D
Success: downloaded - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.
Failure: they're sending me back to work again...((
Luck: finally, the money will come back to me (it turns out I'm experiencing an economic crisis if I don't have at least a thousand in my wallet :O)))
Dilemma (I can't decide whether to consider this a failure or luck...): I have a choice: either a slow Vista, but a good computer (my dad said he won't delete Vista :() or an old, good, beloved slow computer that, although slow, loves me (and it's me who's slow when I'm using it :()))
Luck: it downloaded - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
Don't you have the disc for it? Oo
P.S.: I have three versions of this trilogy:
1) Classic, non-director's cut (three-hour version)
2) Director's cut (about four wonderful hours of viewing per film :O)
3) Goblin version (it's not the director's cut, but it's funny :D)
Dilemma (I can't say whether it's a good or bad thing...): I have a choice: either a slow Vista, but a good computer (my dad said he won't delete Vista :() or an old, good, beloved computer that's slow, but at least it loves me (and it's slow because of me :()))
If the computer is really good, Vista shouldn't slow it down.
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.
Luck: Today is such a good day! You can even do something useful!
Vista shouldn't, but clumsy hands might. And those clumsy hands don't necessarily belong to you, but to those who installed Vista there.
Vista shouldn't be the problem, but clumsy hands might be. And those clumsy hands don't necessarily belong to you, but to whoever installed Vista.
I wonder, how can clumsy hands, while sitting at a neighboring table, cause the taskbar to freeze and the computer to glitch (while it's not performing any tasks, just idling)? P.S.: The funniest thing is that during my absence from home (I was away again), the computer didn't glitch even once, even though it was running all day :O
A registry cluttered with all sorts of junk, a fragmented hard drive, a bunch of background programs that the user may not even be aware of, viruses, Trojans, etc. – all of this ultimately slows down the computer to an unbearable degree, and people blame Windows or say that their computer is old and slow, when in reality, all they usually need is a simple system reinstall.
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.
Alex Ghost
