Recent content by Stig

Dear Mong... £32 Million is ah heck all. They predicted 10 times that. A company that size should be looking to bring in ten times that. I hadn't realised that Apples had become more flexible regarding upgrades... But Apples are used a lot in music because there exists a belief that they...

You may also have had a program running.. hence defrag had to keep starting over and over and over never getting anywhere... ..you might even have a virus writing to disc. I defrag twice a week with Norton Utils.

You are talking junk. Do you work for Apple? I am a musician.. let me tell you something.. the reason many musicians favour Apples is because of tradition. Musicians are by and large not computer savvy.. they know Sonar, Cubase, etc.. but most have little understanding of computers. They...

Oh I see.. So an overpriced colured chunk can successfully compete aginst a cheaper more flexible commodity product?

Yeah ok mate... Instead of just spouting junk.. why not put the words Apple and struggling into Google... Then tell me they are doing well. You'ff find their full financial history - which is poor. http://www.usatoday.com/money/earns/2002-07-16-apple-earns_x.htm...

what profit? Apple is struggling.. it's profits are slightly up.. but it is still a poor performer.. It's strategy is stupid. An economics/business/engineering undergrad could tell you that.... Let's see now: Our mission is to compete against the huge competition that have all chosen the...

This is the insanse rambling often heard from those that support the struggling Apple Computer company. They are struggling and making losses because: a) their products suck when compared to the overwhelming flexibility, and power of the PC competition. b) they are way too expensive I used to...

or the sustanon, tamoxifen, clomid, proviron, and dbol... just a suggestion.

don't forget the pink leotard dude!

perhaps you have gone deaf?

you need one that matches your pink leotard and girl arms....

http://www.epigamer.com/article.php?a=3

Is there any way of servicing the bearings in a hard drive? Ok so tolerances will be high... but is there any way of injecting grease into the bearing? Prob a silly question.

BTW I have an Abit KT7A

maybe I should go for 512Mb? I rarely play games, but I do like Tribes and Half-Life... I do some light graphic stuff in Xara and Xara 3d and Frontpage/Fireworks.. But mostly I make music using Fruityloops and VST's and Sonar XL and VST's... 256Mb sure sounds like a lot of RAM.... 512Mb...