"computer expert" writes:

>Laptop : Top 5 Buying Tips
>How to buy notebooks
>Before you buy, look for:
>http://www.latest-technology-tools.blogspot.com

And if you need the extremely generic advice given there, you probably
should not be buying a laptop at all. Ie, that spot seems primarily
intended as a way of getting you to read the voluminous advertising for
laptops that site hosts.

In comp.os.linux.setup Unruh :
> "computer expert" writes:

>>Laptop : Top 5 Buying Tips
>>How to buy notebooks
>>Before you buy, look for:
>>http://www.latest-technology-tools.blogspot.com

> And if you need the extremely generic advice given there, you probably
> should not be buying a laptop at all. Ie, that spot seems primarily
> intended as a way of getting you to read the voluminous advertising for
> laptops that site hosts.

Indeed looks even worse to me:

Google Error 502
Server Error
The server encountered a temporary error and could not
complete your request.

Please try again in 30 seconds.

As if this would fix things. 502 is "Bad Gateway"

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Michael Heiming (michael+USENET@www.heiming.de) writes:
> In comp.os.linux.setup Unruh :
>> "computer expert" writes:
>
>>>Laptop : Top 5 Buying Tips
>>>How to buy notebooks
>>>Before you buy, look for:
>>>http://www.latest-technology-tools.blogspot.com
>
>> And if you need the extremely generic advice given there, you probably
>> should not be buying a laptop at all. Ie, that spot seems primarily
>> intended as a way of getting you to read the voluminous advertising for
>> laptops that site hosts.
>
> Indeed looks even worse to me:
>
> Google Error 502
> Server Error
> The server encountered a temporary error and could not
> complete your request.
>
> Please try again in 30 seconds.
>
> As if this would fix things. 502 is "Bad Gateway"
>
Well you can't really expect much. In comp.os.linux.misc they posted
the same message twice, almost instantaneously, but using two different
pseudonyms. If they can't even keep that straight, their "product"
can't be particularly useful.

Michael

In article <1164908185.568316.206380@80g2000cwy.googlegroups.c om>, computer expert wrote:
> Laptop : Top 5 Buying Tips

Tip #1: Don't buy from spammers. (Or from those who advertise on spam sites.)

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