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Christ, it's not basic you fucking dweeb. :unsure: It's maybe basic if you're interested in computing. I like playing on the internet. That's all.

 

Aha! You know that, FOR GREAT JUSTICE!!!! :unsure:

 

So do you know how to adjust the tappets on an engine?

 

In theory I guess so, although in practice I wouldn't.

 

But knowing a bit about your OS isn't at the same level as say solder moding your CPU (which is about the same level as you're talking about in car ownership), more like checking your oil and at least having a vague idea what oil does for it.

 

Nah, the equivalent in computer ownership to checking your oil would be running a spyware checker or defragmenting the hard drive. Not knowing the ins and outs of the operating system.

 

Nah, that's just knowing you should lock it and have an alarm and immobiliser installed. :D

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I took my computer to a professional repair shop somewhere in Forest Hall and they made a complete balls up of what was a trivial problem. And I was daft enough to give them £50 for the trouble. :icon_lol:

 

(directed to Ally - http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?...t&p=299656)

Is it the shop run by Dennis? I know him. I wouldn't trust him to fix me a cheese sandwich tbh. Blatant sour grapes by fop in this thread btw.

 

Aye it's true that grapes could be soured by this level of ignorance. :lol:

Do you seriously think anyone cares? Apart from you and Craig.

 

Does it matter? A lone candle in the darkness. :unsure:

 

(and clearly people do care or there'd not have been this many replies tbh)

Totally delusional!

 

Ah now you're caring. :D

Are you taking the piss fop btw? I hope you are.

 

How very dare you! :unsure:

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I took my computer to a professional repair shop somewhere in Forest Hall and they made a complete balls up of what was a trivial problem. And I was daft enough to give them £50 for the trouble. :unsure:

 

(directed to Ally - http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?...t&p=299656)

Is it the shop run by Dennis? I know him. I wouldn't trust him to fix me a cheese sandwich tbh. Blatant sour grapes by fop in this thread btw.

 

"Fix me a sandwich", blatantly spent to much time with Gemmil talking about his San Francisco days :unsure:

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I took my computer to a professional repair shop somewhere in Forest Hall and they made a complete balls up of what was a trivial problem. And I was daft enough to give them £50 for the trouble. :D

 

(directed to Ally - http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?...t&p=299656)

Is it the shop run by Dennis? I know him. I wouldn't trust him to fix me a cheese sandwich tbh. Blatant sour grapes by fop in this thread btw.

 

"Fix me a sandwich", blatantly spent to much time with Gemmil talking about his San Francisco days :unsure:

Fitted in with the theme of the thread though :unsure:

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Christ, it's not basic you fucking dweeb. <_< It's maybe basic if you're interested in computing. I like playing on the internet. That's all.

 

Aha! You know that, FOR GREAT JUSTICE!!!! :angry:

 

So do you know how to adjust the tappets on an engine?

 

In theory I guess so, although in practice I wouldn't.

 

But knowing a bit about your OS isn't at the same level as say solder moding your CPU (which is about the same level as you're talking about in car ownership), more like checking your oil and at least having a vague idea what oil does for it.

 

Nah, the equivalent in computer ownership to checking your oil would be running a spyware checker or defragmenting the hard drive. Not knowing the ins and outs of the operating system.

 

While I agree with your overall viewpoint, I'd say it's more like knowing the difference between a BMW engine and Mercedes Engine.

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Christ, it's not basic you fucking dweeb. <_< It's maybe basic if you're interested in computing. I like playing on the internet. That's all.

 

Aha! You know that, FOR GREAT JUSTICE!!!! :angry:

 

So do you know how to adjust the tappets on an engine?

 

In theory I guess so, although in practice I wouldn't.

 

But knowing a bit about your OS isn't at the same level as say solder moding your CPU (which is about the same level as you're talking about in car ownership), more like checking your oil and at least having a vague idea what oil does for it.

 

Nah, the equivalent in computer ownership to checking your oil would be running a spyware checker or defragmenting the hard drive. Not knowing the ins and outs of the operating system.

 

While I agree with your overall viewpoint, I'd say it's more like knowing the difference between a BMW engine and Mercedes Engine.

 

Nah, but maybe a conventional straight 4 and a rotary engine.... but even then I dunno. :woosh:

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Christ, it's not basic you fucking dweeb. <_< It's maybe basic if you're interested in computing. I like playing on the internet. That's all.

 

Aha! You know that, FOR GREAT JUSTICE!!!! :angry:

 

So do you know how to adjust the tappets on an engine?

 

In theory I guess so, although in practice I wouldn't.

 

But knowing a bit about your OS isn't at the same level as say solder moding your CPU (which is about the same level as you're talking about in car ownership), more like checking your oil and at least having a vague idea what oil does for it.

 

Nah, the equivalent in computer ownership to checking your oil would be running a spyware checker or defragmenting the hard drive. Not knowing the ins and outs of the operating system.

 

While I agree with your overall viewpoint, I'd say it's more like knowing the difference between a BMW engine and Mercedes Engine.

 

Nah, but maybe a conventional straight 4 and a rotary engine.... but even then I dunno. :woosh:

 

Surely that would be knowing the difference between different types of processor?

 

What am I doing?

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Christ, it's not basic you fucking dweeb. <_< It's maybe basic if you're interested in computing. I like playing on the internet. That's all.

 

Aha! You know that, FOR GREAT JUSTICE!!!! :angry:

 

So do you know how to adjust the tappets on an engine?

 

In theory I guess so, although in practice I wouldn't.

 

But knowing a bit about your OS isn't at the same level as say solder moding your CPU (which is about the same level as you're talking about in car ownership), more like checking your oil and at least having a vague idea what oil does for it.

 

Nah, the equivalent in computer ownership to checking your oil would be running a spyware checker or defragmenting the hard drive. Not knowing the ins and outs of the operating system.

 

While I agree with your overall viewpoint, I'd say it's more like knowing the difference between a BMW engine and Mercedes Engine.

 

Nah, but maybe a conventional straight 4 and a rotary engine.... but even then I dunno. :(

 

Surely that would be knowing the difference between different types of processor?

 

What am I doing?

 

Hmm.... good point, maybe vague car analogies don't exactly fit the circumstances, who'd have thought. :woosh::(

 

Although broadly speaking all "PC" same generation based CPUs do operate in the same way (even Macs now too of course), or at least not in as different a way as the above example. There are other CPUs that would definitely fit that though. :woosh:

 

 

 

Is Fop any relation to Renton btw?

 

“I am your father, Luke….” <_<

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