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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Nienna on February 28, 2013, 19:25:06 »And now a completely different subject:
YOU GUYS! GUESS WHO'S GOING TO CANADA NEXT YEAR?
YOU GUYS! GUESS WHO'S GOING TO CANADA NEXT YEAR?
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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Forty-Two on February 27, 2013, 11:34:38 »Naw I'm solving technical difficulties that seem to induce other people's shouting endeavours 
The reason I'm asking for your computer specs is that several paths can be taken in an attempt to reduce the impact it has on system performance. These depend on things such as OS and CPU. And indeed on what kind of processes you're running.
The reason I'm asking for your computer specs is that several paths can be taken in an attempt to reduce the impact it has on system performance. These depend on things such as OS and CPU. And indeed on what kind of processes you're running.
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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Lone Wanderer on February 27, 2013, 09:46:34 »That's not a shout!!
Anyway, I went from 4 to 2GB - and yes, I mean RAM. xD
Anyway, I went from 4 to 2GB - and yes, I mean RAM. xD
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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Nienna on February 26, 2013, 23:14:37 »Depends on the amount of RAM you have. Going from 4GB to 2GB on a Windows 7 pc is not really recommended... (especially if you want to, say, use Photoshop and a browser at the same time. Sucks!)
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Other fantasy / Re: The Best and the Worst
« Last post by Nienna on February 26, 2013, 23:13:14 »Were you expecting The Hunger Games as a Best-book of Worst-book?
And I think there's a huge difference between best books and favourite books. Some books are incredibly well written, others are simply very very enjoyable and exciting, like The Hunger Games, while the style of writing may not be very extraordinary... (However, you could of course reason that being able to write very enjoyable and exciting books is quite extraordinary). So it's always a dilemma for me which books to mention
And I think there's a huge difference between best books and favourite books. Some books are incredibly well written, others are simply very very enjoyable and exciting, like The Hunger Games, while the style of writing may not be very extraordinary... (However, you could of course reason that being able to write very enjoyable and exciting books is quite extraordinary). So it's always a dilemma for me which books to mention
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Other fantasy / Re: The Best and the Worst
« Last post by Lone Wanderer on February 26, 2013, 20:59:24 »I was kind of expecting The Hunger Games there... ah, well, here I my worst and favourite:
The Worst has to be Breaking Dawn (it wasn't even a little enjoyable, if you ask me.) or Het eerste zwaard: Sperling (Meestermagier) which is a dutch book, although I think there is some English translation somewhere. Anyway, it was boring. And unoriginal. I mean: why do there have to be nine companions? Oh, yeah, because The Fellowship of the Ring consisted nine people. And there was a wannabe Gandalf too. And I don't think there was a single character that I didn't want to die. They were all so flat...
The Best I have read is either one of the Harry Potter books (the second is my favourite, I think. Although all of them are great reads) or it is one of the books of The Lord of the Rings. Or the Hobbit. Game of Thrones was absolutely awesome too...It's kind of hard to pick one xD
The Worst has to be Breaking Dawn (it wasn't even a little enjoyable, if you ask me.) or Het eerste zwaard: Sperling (Meestermagier) which is a dutch book, although I think there is some English translation somewhere. Anyway, it was boring. And unoriginal. I mean: why do there have to be nine companions? Oh, yeah, because The Fellowship of the Ring consisted nine people. And there was a wannabe Gandalf too. And I don't think there was a single character that I didn't want to die. They were all so flat...
The Best I have read is either one of the Harry Potter books (the second is my favourite, I think. Although all of them are great reads) or it is one of the books of The Lord of the Rings. Or the Hobbit. Game of Thrones was absolutely awesome too...It's kind of hard to pick one xD
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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Forty-Two on February 26, 2013, 19:54:26 »Yeah, I'm guessing they're RAM slots Which sucks too, because I doubt you could easily replace them, meaning you'd need a new motherboard, which practically means a new pc.
Less RAM is never a good thing, but it doesn't have to be disastrous, or even have a big impact on performance. Specs?
Which sucks too, because I doubt you could easily replace them, meaning you'd need a new motherboard, which practically means a new pc.Less RAM is never a good thing, but it doesn't have to be disastrous, or even have a big impact on performance. Specs?
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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Nienna on February 26, 2013, 19:35:56 »I hope you mean RAM (Random Access Memory) instead of memorycards? Because the latter would imply that you're actually using SD-cards to store your documents.
AND OH MY GOD WAS THAT BAHMI DELICIOUS.
AND OH MY GOD WAS THAT BAHMI DELICIOUS.
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Forum fun / Re: Shout it Out!
« Last post by Lone Wanderer on February 26, 2013, 19:19:06 »If you go to Canada, you can see the NEW STAGE SHOW OF LES MISÉRABLES! 
butthatprobablydoesn'tinterestyouandIdon'tevenknowwhenitwillbethereandwhereexactlysoi'llshutup
@Forty-Two: well... apparently one of my memorycardholders (does that even exist? xD) is broken. So, my pc is working, but slower than before - with only one memorycard instead of two.
butthatprobablydoesn'tinterestyouandIdon'tevenknowwhenitwillbethereandwhereexactlysoi'llshutup@Forty-Two: well... apparently one of my memorycardholders (does that even exist? xD) is broken. So, my pc is working, but slower than before - with only one memorycard instead of two.
