Activity for November 3

Comment - Google Chrome in a runaway lead for browser performance supremacy
(Nov 3, 2009 - 10:48 AM)

Zactly! Sure, a nitro dragster is fast, but you're not gonna drive it to work everyday, pickup the kids from school, or get groceries. Once you make it able to do everyday tasks, you end up with a mini-van. Not fast, but much more versatile.
Comment - Motorola and Verizon unveil the Droid, Google Maps navigation
(Oct 29, 2009 - 1:35 PM)

Well...I breathed in last August and smelled something bad. I'm gonna wait until I can breathe Omega Centauri air to breathe again, this Earth air is just crap.
Comment - Mac fanboys should get a life and some Windows 7 common sense
(Oct 14, 2009 - 2:38 PM)

Funny. When I find a website I feel is "one-sided", etc...I stop visiting it. I've never felt compelled to post anything telling them how awful/wrong/etc their site is. If they can't figure it out themselves, my $0.02 won't make a difference. Why waste your time? You aren't going to change anyone's mind. Visiting the site is EXACTLY what they want. If you think this site has gone in the wrong direction, go make your own pillar of perfection. Everyone will flock there since this place is so bad and would be vastly more effective then some lame comment in some article that I'm sure everyone that visits this site will read.

What will actually make a difference for a website like this is declining pageviews.

So, if you find this (or any website) bad, don't visit it. If enough think the same way, it will change or go away. Or, start your own. Don't act like this is the only technology newsite on the internet.
Comment - Tough luck iTunes 9, Zune 4 rocks
(Sep 16, 2009 - 9:31 AM)

"I'm a Microsoft devotee through and through"

"honestly"

Hehe...yeah...riiiight.

"He" made a new profile, posted that, and used his other profiles to rank it up. Although we don't use Macs, we aren't as stupid as you like to think.
Comment - Microsoft: SMB 2.0 hole does affect Vista, not Windows 7
(Sep 10, 2009 - 11:47 AM)

By that logic EVERYONE should have upgraded from XP to Vista, "or else"™.

There were hundreds, if not thousands. of patches and two service packs produced by Microsoft to "trick" people into upgrading to Vista. How convenient. Of course, UNIX, Linux, OSX, etc. Are all on version 1.0 of their operation systems because they are so perfect they don't need patches and/or aren't trying to fleece their customers. But if they did need to patch something, I'm sure they wouldn't release any just before they came out with a new version. Of course, that will never happen because they are perfect and version 1.0 is all there will ever be.