High Plains Thumper wrote:

> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and
> I just love it, fscking WOW!!

Did you mistakenly post in the wrong the newsgroup?

Oh, wait a minute, you're a troll, aren't you?

Enjoy Vista ME, someone has to.

--
RonB
"There's a story there...somewhere"

RonB writes:

> High Plains Thumper wrote:
>
>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and
>> I just love it, fscking WOW!!
>
> Did you mistakenly post in the wrong the newsgroup?
>
> Oh, wait a minute, you're a troll, aren't you?
>
> Enjoy Vista ME, someone has to.

Oh look! Phil Arselick, High Plains Hypocrite AND WronG all posting
today! There'll be trouble ahead - music and laughter ....

--
"Of course, by the time Gnash gets its act together, we'll
probably all have to start all over again with Silverlight
(or Moonlight)."
-- The Ghost In The Machine in comp.os.linux.advocacy

On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200, High Plains Thumper wrote:

> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and I
> just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen its last
> leg, so I bought a new computer with Vista Ultimate loaded onto it. I
> purchased the Vista Ultimate edition because I upgraded my computer
> requirements due some increased job requirements. The first problem I had
> was the HP scanner I had now didn't work. This was not surprising because it
> was an old scanner to begin with. My older HP ink jet printer did have a
> updated driver and works fine. The only other problem I encountered was one
> specialized software program, a genealogy program didn't have any Vista
> driver updates but it worked fine (I have since bought a new version written
> with Vista). I have to say my overall experience with Vista has been
> completely positive. It doesn't crash or freeze as often as Ubuntu or most
> Linux distro's and when it does, you can recover right back to where you
> were in the program. My DSL connection was a breeze to connect, Vista even
> made all the connections for me intuitively - I didn't need to jump in and
> input all the server addresses, etc. I suppose my need for a high-end
> computer has made a difference for me because that plays to Vista's
> strength. But I have purchased a laptop for my mother to stay in contact
> with grandchildren in other states and it only has the Vista Home Edition on
> it. It also works just fine. I don't know what everyone is talking about
> when they start trashing Vista, I have had a *wonderful* experience. It is
> different and required a learning curve to relearn how to do things in the
> OS but that is to be expected. And I think that is what most people are
> complaining about - change. Vista is different from XP. But XP was different
> from Windows 95 and all the Windows OS's were different from MS-DOS (which
> was easy to use if you knew all the commands) but I don't think we want to
> start going backwards, do we?

So you adn Marti are back together again?
Great!

High Plains Thumper *Thumps* again!

--
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

On 2008-07-02, High Plains Thumper wrote:
> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and I
> just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen its last
> leg, so I bought a new computer with Vista Ultimate loaded onto it. I
> purchased the Vista Ultimate edition because I upgraded my computer
> requirements due some increased job requirements. The first problem I had
> was the HP scanner I had now didn't work. This was not surprising because it
> was an old scanner to begin with. My older HP ink jet printer did have a

> updated driver and works fine. The only other problem I encountered was one
> specialized software program, a genealogy program didn't have any Vista

Special Vista requirements for a GENEALOGY program? How absurd.

> driver updates but it worked fine (I have since bought a new version written
> with Vista). I have to say my overall experience with Vista has been
> completely positive. It doesn't crash or freeze as often as Ubuntu or most
> Linux distro's and when it does, you can recover right back to where you

You can't get any lower than zero.

If Vista is crashing or freezing at all then it loses.

[deletia]

The crusty old machine I could mebbe see some reliability issues
since it's near end of life. A new machine shouldn't have any troubles
and you should be tolerating any. Even the potential cruft should be
at a bear minimum. It should be like a fresh 95 or XP install.

"It crashes less" is nothing to brag about.

Vista certainly has the bells and whistles. It looks like a weak
attempt to mock MacOS again. It's too bad they haven't done a knockoff
of time machine yet. Simple global file copies aren't.

--


The average IT manager is a less effective mentor than a
Spongebob Squarepants cartoon.


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Clogwog, pretending to be High Plains Thumper lied:

> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days

If I gave you advices, you would be using Ubuntu Hardy Heron by now, in
stead of Vista CrapOS. Which I will *never* infest my own machines with.
You are totally pulling this out of your rectum again. You filthy liar!

You probably spotted this treat on security.nl, where I am asking for
help with the procedure to get a refund for pre installed Vista CrapOS:

http://www.security.nl/forum/i/232109/

It's in Dutch and I don't bother to translate it. Those in COLA, who
know Dutch will have prove you are lying again (as usual).

Now FOAD !

--
|_|0|_| Marti T. van Lin
|_|_|0| http://ml2mst.googlepages.com
|0|0|0| http://osgeex.blogspot.com

Anonymous Remailer Nymthief poseuring as High Plains Thumper wrote:

> Marti advised me on this one and [rest of imposter's gob****e SNIP'd]

Imposter's header info:

X-ME-UUID: 20080702191128878.156C41C00084@mwinf6202.online.nl
Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200
Message-Id: <20080702191127.156C41C00084@mwinf6202.online.nl>
Mail-To-News-Contact: abuse@dizum.com

Marti's advice? You're a liar, a fraud, a sorry arsed coward for
stealing my nym. Here's our advice: Dump Vista and get yourself
a real man's OS, Linux.

--
HPT

High Plains Thumper wrote:

> Anonymous Remailer Nymthief poseuring as High Plains Thumper wrote:
>
>> Marti advised me on this one and [rest of imposter's gob****e SNIP'd]
>
> Imposter's header info:
>
> X-ME-UUID: 20080702191128878.156C41C00084@mwinf6202.online.nl
> Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200
> Message-Id: <20080702191127.156C41C00084@mwinf6202.online.nl>
> Mail-To-News-Contact: abuse@dizum.com
>
> Marti's advice? You're a liar, a fraud, a sorry arsed coward for
> stealing my nym. Here's our advice: Dump Vista and get yourself a real
> man's OS, Linux.

Well the problem is GNU/Linux requires an IQ > 80

Thus you are expecting the impossible from Cloggie woggie, the wanna be
kuttelikkertje (because I doubt he has ever tasted one).

Cheers

--
|_|0|_| Marti T. van Lin
|_|_|0| http://ml2mst.googlepages.com
|0|0|0| http://osgeex.blogspot.com

* High Plains Thumper peremptorily fired off this memo:

> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and I
> just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen its last
> leg, so I bought a new computer with Vista Ultimate loaded onto it. I
> purchased the Vista Ultimate edition because I upgraded my computer
> requirements due some increased job requirements. The first problem I had
> was the HP scanner I had now didn't work. This was not surprising because it
> was an old scanner to begin with. My older HP ink jet printer did have a
> updated driver and works fine. The only other problem I encountered was one
> specialized software program, a genealogy program didn't have any Vista
> driver updates but it worked fine (I have since bought a new version written
> with Vista). I have to say my overall experience with Vista has been
> completely positive. It doesn't crash or freeze as often as Ubuntu or most
> Linux distro's and when it does, you can recover right back to where you
> were in the program. My DSL connection was a breeze to connect, Vista even
> made all the connections for me intuitively - I didn't need to jump in and
> input all the server addresses, etc. I suppose my need for a high-end
> computer has made a difference for me because that plays to Vista's
> strength. But I have purchased a laptop for my mother to stay in contact
> with grandchildren in other states and it only has the Vista Home Edition on
> it. It also works just fine. I don't know what everyone is talking about
> when they start trashing Vista, I have had a *wonderful* experience. It is
> different and required a learning curve to relearn how to do things in the
> OS but that is to be expected. And I think that is what most people are
> complaining about - change. Vista is different from XP. But XP was different
> from Windows 95 and all the Windows OS's were different from MS-DOS (which
> was easy to use if you knew all the commands) but I don't think we want to
> start going backwards, do we?

Idiot nym-copper.

ml2mst wrote:
> High Plains Thumper wrote:
>> Anonymous Remailer Nymthief poseuring as High Plains Thumper
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Marti advised me on this one and [rest of imposter's
>>> gob****e SNIP'd]
>>
>> Imposter's header info:
>>
>> X-ME-UUID:
>> 20080702191128878.156C41C00084@mwinf6202.online.nl
>> Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200
>> Message-Id:
>> <20080702191127.156C41C00084@mwinf6202.online.nl>
>> Mail-To-News-Contact: abuse@dizum.com
>>
>> Marti's advice? You're a liar, a fraud, a sorry arsed
>> coward for stealing my nym. Here's our advice: Dump Vista
>> and get yourself a real man's OS, Linux.
>
> Well the problem is GNU/Linux requires an IQ > 80
>
> Thus you are expecting the impossible from Cloggie woggie, the
> wanna be kuttelikkertje (because I doubt he has ever tasted
> one).

LOL, good point! Could expect nothing more from this watje, a
member of the Microsoft welzijnsmafia, stealing my nym to make up
for a little dick.

--
HPT

Hadron wrote:
> RonB writes:
>> Nymthief watje making up for a little dick by poseuring as
>> High Plains Thumper wrote:
>>
>>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a
>>> few days now and I just love it, fscking WOW!!
>>
>> Did you mistakenly post in the wrong the newsgroup? Oh,
>> wait a minute, you're a troll, aren't you? Enjoy Vista ME,
>> someone has to.
>
> Oh look! Phil Arselick, High Plains Hypocrite AND WronG all
> posting today! There'll be trouble ahead - music and laughter
> ....

Another case of gross illiteracy from someone with an IQ of an
idiot. I am not Phil Da Lick! or RonB.

http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...ark-troll.html

http://tinyurl.com/6ngfby

Subject: Re: Microsoft's Secret Sauce for 'Success'
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 20:32:35 +0900
Message-ID: pan.2007.07.19.11.32.30.969000@gREMTHISmail.com

>> No it isn't. Linux is freely available for download. The
>> problem is that for too long Linux was crap and simply not
>> ready for the prime time desktop. It is now. But it's missed
>> the boat. And people like you whining all the time about MS
>> isn't going to change that. Grow a set of balls and advocate
>> LINUX and stop whinging like schoolgirl about the Market
>> Leader. [....]

Hadron uses a very common trolling technique. Rather than
participate in the discussion, attempts to deflect the issues by
flinging insulting retorts, such as homophobic name calling and
referring to a poster's expressions as "whines". In his
insulting, extolls a competing operating system by calling it a
market leader. This confirms he is here to troll.

He misrepresents the truth, showing that he truly is not an
advocate, referring to Linux as crap. Yet 10 years ago, Linux was
a complete and suitable desktop product. As you show in the
following explanations regarding Microsoft concerns expressed
through the Halloween papers.

--
HPT

On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:38:43 -0400, Moshe Goldfarb wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200, nymthief kuttelikkertje clogwog,
> poseuring as High Plains Thumper to make up for a little dick wrote:
>
>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now
>> and I just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen



> So you adn Marti are back together again? Great!
>
> High Plains Thumper *Thumps* again!

Flatfish troll multi-crossposts to express his worthless opinions.

You and clogwog are butt buddies, you on top and he down under.

http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2008/...arb-troll.html
http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...ish-troll.html

http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...wog-troll.html

--
HPT
Thumper - a single cylinder motorcycle

On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:38:43 -0400, Moshe Goldfarb wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200, nymthief kuttelikkertje clogwog,
> poseuring as High Plains Thumper to make up for a little dick wrote:
>
>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now
>> and I just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen



> So you adn Marti are back together again? Great!
>
> High Plains Thumper *Thumps* again!

Flatfish troll multi-crossposts to express his worthless opinions.

You and clogwog are butt buddies, you on top and he down under.

http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2008/...arb-troll.html
http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...ish-troll.html

http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...wog-troll.html

--
HPT
Thumper - a single cylinder motorcycle

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Linonut

wrote
on Wed, 2 Jul 2008 16:45:17 -0400
:
> * High Plains Thumper peremptorily fired off this memo:
>

[crunch]

>
> Idiot nym-copper.

*doubletakes*

WTF? One of them has Organization: CNNTP;
the other Single Cylinder Motorcycles.

Ye gods. Weirder than chrisv's stalkers.

--
#191, ewill3@earthlink.net
Useless C/C++ Programming Idea #992381111:
while(bit&BITMASK) ;
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

RonB wrote:
> High Plains Thumper wrote:
>
>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days
>> now and I just love it, fscking WOW!!
>
> Did you mistakenly post in the wrong the newsgroup?
>
> Oh, wait a minute, you're a troll, aren't you?
>
> Enjoy Vista ME, someone has to.


Most people do. For a large number of positive reviews in one place:
www.newegg.com

Linux on the other hand...

On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200, High Plains Thumper wrote:
>Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and I
>just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen its last
>leg, so I bought a new computer with Vista Ultimate loaded onto it. I
>purchased the Vista Ultimate edition because I upgraded my computer

No, what people are complaining about is that vista makes a dual core/2.5 ghz
machine w/ 3 gig of ram run like a 500mhz pentium 3 with 128M of ram.

The insane bloat doesn't buy enough in return.

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, DFS

wrote
on Wed, 2 Jul 2008 20:21:45 -0400
:
> RonB wrote:
>> High Plains Thumper wrote:
>>
>>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days
>>> now and I just love it, fscking WOW!!
>>
>> Did you mistakenly post in the wrong the newsgroup?
>>
>> Oh, wait a minute, you're a troll, aren't you?
>>
>> Enjoy Vista ME, someone has to.

Vista Aero is presumably a very enjoyable experience
for the ignorant. ;-) A bit like seeing a '74 Ford Pinto
or an Edsel for the very first time, having never seen
an automobile before...or only a horseless carriage.
Wow! It starts with a key now!

(Meanwhile, the tractor-trailer rigs, tanks, airplanes,
flying cars, and satellites pass by, unnoticed...)

>
>
> Most people do. For a large number of positive reviews in one place:
> www.newegg.com
>
> Linux on the other hand...
>

.... won't even boot, not without /sbin/init, libc.so,
ld-linux.so.2, linux-gate.so.1, and a bootloader.
(/bin/sh is an optional extra, though it depends on what's
in /etc/inittab, which /sbin/init reads during startup.)

Did you want to specify a specific distro? At least there
one can ask more intelligent questions, and make more
intelligent observations. A fair number of Winvocates
or Wintrools have posted various freezes, failures, and
foulups related to Linux distros (Ubuntu in particular
seems to be the current target) -- how accurate these
are, I for one don't know, and one grows suspicious as
the posts don't detail the hardware; they just say "my
machine freezes" or "my sound doesn't work" or "my webcam
shows nothing". (Not horribly helpful for diagnosis.)

Personally, I like Gentoo and have used it for several
years, but it's not for the squeamish or the ubernovice.
I'm not sure if this nx9010 can handle Vista or not;
I don't know if it has a hardware Pixel Shader 2.0,
for example. (It has ATi, that much I can tell you.)
It has everything else, though I'd have to give the XP
partition more space to play with, as it's currently
sitting in its own 10 GB area on /dev/hda1.

Nor am I all that enthusiastic about shelling out $150
or more for an Ultimate Upgrade. But never mind that; I
guess I'm cheap and should just pay the Microsoft Tax(tm)
and don't worry, be happy. After all, Vista is a state
of the art OS.

(And it's a sorry state, too, though SP1 helped some, apparently.)

--
#191, ewill3@earthlink.net
Murphy was an optimist.
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

On Wed, 02 Jul 2008 19:51:39 -0500, AZ Nomad wrote:

> On Wed, 2 Jul 2008 21:11:03 +0200, High Plains Thumper wrote:
>>Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now and I
>>just love it, fscking WOW!! In June, my Ubuntu computer had seen its last
>>leg, so I bought a new computer with Vista Ultimate loaded onto it. I
>>purchased the Vista Ultimate edition because I upgraded my computer
>
> No, what people are complaining about is that vista makes a dual core/2.5 ghz
> machine w/ 3 gig of ram run like a 500mhz pentium 3 with 128M of ram.
>
> The insane bloat doesn't buy enough in return.

That's what you Linux loons said about:

Windows 98
Windows 98SE
Windows 2000
Windows ME (I'll give ya that one)...
Windows XP.

It's the same old story with you guys.

--
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

"High Plains Thumper" wrote
news:486bec7b$0$25951$6e1ede2f@read.cnntp.org...
> Hadron wrote:
>> RonB writes:
>>> Nymthief watje making up for a little dick by poseuring as High Plains
>>> Thumper wrote:
>>>
>>>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days now
>>>> and I just love it, fscking WOW!!
>>>
>>> Did you mistakenly post in the wrong the newsgroup? Oh, wait a minute,
>>> you're a troll, aren't you? Enjoy Vista ME, someone has to.
>>
>> Oh look! Phil Arselick, High Plains Hypocrite AND WronG all posting
>> today! There'll be trouble ahead - music and laughter ....
>
> Another case of gross illiteracy from someone with an IQ of an idiot. I
> am not Phil Da Lick! or RonB.
>
> http://colatrolls.blogspot.com/2007/...ark-troll.html
>
>

> http://tinyurl.com/6ngfby
>
> Subject: Re: Microsoft's Secret Sauce for 'Success'
> Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 20:32:35 +0900
> Message-ID: pan.2007.07.19.11.32.30.969000@gREMTHISmail.com
>
>>> No it isn't. Linux is freely available for download. The
>>> problem is that for too long Linux was crap and simply not
>>> ready for the prime time desktop. It is now. But it's missed
>>> the boat. And people like you whining all the time about MS
>>> isn't going to change that. Grow a set of balls and advocate
>>> LINUX and stop whinging like schoolgirl about the Market
>>> Leader. [....]
>
> Hadron uses a very common trolling technique. Rather than
> participate in the discussion, attempts to deflect the issues by
> flinging insulting retorts, such as homophobic name calling and
> referring to a poster's expressions as "whines". In his
> insulting, extolls a competing operating system by calling it a
> market leader. This confirms he is here to troll.
>
> He misrepresents the truth, showing that he truly is not an
> advocate, referring to Linux as crap. Yet 10 years ago, Linux was
> a complete and suitable desktop product. As you show in the
> following explanations regarding Microsoft concerns expressed
> through the Halloween papers.
>

Err!! Some troll is pretending to be "HPT". Ignore the forging nym-shifting
troll who pretends to be HPT!
--
HPT

"ml2mst" schreef in bericht
news:g4gmpk$htn$1@news.albasani.net...
> Clogwog, pretending to be High Plains Thumper lied:
>
>> Marti advised me on this one and I have used Vista for a few days
>
> If I gave you advices, you would be using Ubuntu Hardy Heron by now, in
> stead of Vista CrapOS. Which I will *never* infest my own machines with.
> You are totally pulling this out of your rectum again. You filthy liar!
>
> You probably spotted this treat on security.nl, where I am asking for
> help with the procedure to get a refund for pre installed Vista CrapOS:
>
> http://www.security.nl/forum/i/232109/

Liar, you don't intend to install Ubuntu Hardon Heron, you just want to
upgrade to the real Vista.
"ML2MST runs XP with Vista look right now!"
http://osgeex.blogspot.com/2007/11/f...indows-xp.html
http://bp0.blogger.com/_dQCKkApAq-Q/...vista_file.png
http://bp3.blogger.com/_dQCKkApAq-Q/...ista_media.png

>
> It's in Dutch and I don't bother to translate it. Those in COLA, who
> know Dutch will have prove you are lying again (as usual).
>
> Now FOAD !

Make me, you twat!