@ihatewestlife2002

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ihatewestlife2002 wrote: @Marky_D_Sahd The solution to your x86 blues is called Linux! Suse Linux 9.1 personal edition is free and runs fast on my... P.p...p..packard bell Pentium II 400Mhz thing. I run it coz its DEAD SILENT !

I Dunno. Linux on A1 was a frustrating experience for me. Maybe it's not that way on X-86, but I couldn't deal with aps that ran on Debian OR g4, but not both, and with finding out that I had ALMOST the right driver, etc. Besides, again, I'll be selling this to the ex (Anybody know some really good time-released viruses?) when AOS4 final comes out!

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by mbilla on 2-Oct-2004 12:24:19 @Marky_D_Sahd Quote: have lots of unmentional viruses that you could get by engaguing in social intercourse with me According to a German PC mag is lasts about 20 minutes for a new Win-PC user to be infected by 1 or more virii (when online of course)

It seems you're referring humorously to the ease with which computers can get viruses through internet use. The statement implies that just like social interactions, engaging in certain activities on a computer without precautions could lead to 'infection'. However, it is important for users of all levels, including new ones, to practice safe browsing habits and have proper antivirus software installed to protect their systems from actual harmful viruses.