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Due to financial hardships at the moment, I've had to switch my tower system to Windows XP. The current internet access I have only works with Win & Intel Macs.
i find that weird. is it dial-up ?
does that mean you cant use a router (which are usually linux based) to share a connection among multiple devices ?
Kenny is a kid, doesn't engage mind to reason before typing. Then returns to a post to remove what is a arguably wrong statement or viewpoint. Thus preventing anyone from reviewing or even pointing his weak points. Just poor Netiquette and from my viewpoint shows immaturity.
I can see changing poor language, editing out poor actions but not content that is presented when attempting to present things to other members.
Reading a post for content and understanding before a submission will allow the person to decide whether it's constructive and viable to submit.
Kenny is a kid, doesn't engage mind to reason before typing. Then returns to a post to remove what is a arguably wrong statement or viewpoint. Thus preventing anyone from reviewing or even pointing his weak points. Just poor Netiquette and from my viewpoint shows immaturity.
I can see changing poor language, editing out poor actions but not content that is presented when attempting to present things to other members.
Reading a post for content and understanding before a submission will allow the person to decide whether it's constructive and viable to submit.
I'm a kid (well... 18) and, uh... I usually try to engage mind to reason before typing. I admit, I can get real mad sometimes (aka Obama), but who is perfect?
Perhaps, is it because you didn't specify the DOB in your profile?
I did, but it's set to not show it or my age...I thought that meant that it would show a little "Age:" thing on the profile sidebar on my posts, but I guess it's really for showing the little birthday cake icon?
I'm a kid (well... 18) and, uh... I usually try to engage mind to reason before typing. I admit, I can get real mad sometimes (aka Obama), but who is perfect?
I've been working on that problem for years and I always fall short of perfect. Maybe someday?
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