beautifully articulated Shauna as only the English can...or are u Australian...can't remember which...pls forgive...point being your comment is passionate + on point for the moment at hand...anyway, hopefully this 'theatre of the absurd' + nonsense affecting the patrons + uploaders of these normally 'fine' hobbyist sites will be remedyied relatively quickly....
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[size="3"][font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]unbelievable! dept. iii ....[/font][/size][quote]I reported your ripped cursors BoXXi, and whenever he deletes my comments I just readd them. Twit. [/quote] actually Bebi, in the past I have borne witness to Dev making short thrift + swift amends of unabashed pirates of other's work...let us see what the day brings...leave it to a 'kid' to test the limits of the 'system'....
[size="3"][font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]OMF! Department deux ....[/font][/size][quote]I reported him 3 days ago for ripping my Love's Dying Embers cursors, and they are STILL up...I uploaded my set yesterday, and they are sitting right next to his ripped version on the cursor XP page. AND he removes all the ripping accusations from his home page.[/quote] umm...Dev had better do something with this outta control, arrogant little undisciplined weasel for the sake of their integr
[size="7"][font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]+[/font][/size] [quote]I'm gobsmacked at this guys stupidity. Violation reported again and hopefully he will be removed.[/quote] actually Leo I would call it the stubborness, intransigence & arrogance of an adolescent that hasn't experienced a few reality checks
[quote]I've got TuneUp doing all the maintenance on my pc's and they now fly like the wind. Best software for the job by far [/quote] [font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]ditto[/font] [size="3"][font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]tell it ![/font] [/size]
[size="3"][font="Georgia,Times New Roman,Times,Serif"]talk about the OMF! department....[/font][/size] [quote]He reuploaded them AGAIN claiming Alperium gave him permission to upload them. WTF??[/quote]
+ Leo...once again a high five for recommending TuneUp Utilities 2007...because of one of the many incredible tools in the suite, I was able to finally install a customized bootskin to my liking...
have faith Rad...your eyes picked up on the skins like mine did...I actually used to use that very Apple Logon a few yrs back so I was shocked to see it on his page....talk about unmitigated guiless gaul...
[quote]Bollocks! And if he doesn't know it's stealing by age 12, then his parents 'bits' need attaching to the same electrodes as his. [/quote] lol...excellent...yup, crazy + dumb like a fox that 12 yr old....
[quote]Or is that a professed age purely to evoke just that reaction...[/quote] hmmm...cynical but valid Starker...your point is certainly well taken...
[link="http://users.wincustomize.com/385074/"]WWW Link[/link] the 'kid' got it here....he does have taste...lol
wow Guy...thx for the 'background'...facinating how product rollout campaigns are addressed + packaged...
ummm...the Apple Logon is a rip too from a coupla yrs ago by a guy in the Middle East...the whole Deviant page looks like rips...unreal...but the kid is 12 ...still...
Steve Jobs may be the undisputed grand master of technology hype, but when it comes to numbering operating systems, he's oddly self-effacing. With Leopard, the new version of OS X, Apple has nudged the version number forward from 10.4 to 10.5. Most companies would assign such a teensy increment to an update with a f
just purchase a subscription to TuneUp Utilities 2007 + and along with all its other amazing tweaking tools to keep a PC in tip top running order, it will also load any jpeg file in its Styler to create a bootskin
well hey Leo...there will be two subscriptions to TuneUp Utilities 2007 as after having installed it in a trial Thanksgiving at my Mother's + now myself, having had time to play w it on my wireless lap at my own home, I find it truly is very thorough + packed with repair apps that make a big time difference for stability, speed + overall efficient functionality;it adjusted Internet Connections for a faster, more resilent speed, cleaned up, repaired, defragged + optimized the registry, totally re
well hey Leo...was doing the family thing all this weekend as it was Thankgiving here in Canada...while at my Mother's place for dinner on Monday, was definitely looking forward to installing + running TuneUp Utilities 2007 to see the effect + how thorough it would be as her desktop definitely needed something as it was terribly sluggish + I was ready to re-format but stopped short of that due to not being able to get all of her subscribed licences back from IncrediMail so wasn't about to lose t
yup, with you on that eval Leo...tried Defraggler + although it has an impressive interface + really admire what its counterpart CCleaner does for cleanup after an installation, its results were not lasting...the afortmentioned apps in Reply #19 truly had the most lasting effects + impact
well Leo, after reading your last reply + considering your credentials + track record, out of respect + admiration for your knowledge in this matter + experiencing the results I already have from the contributor's submissions + recommentdations to this thread, I am definitely up for a trial + eval of your highly recommended TuneUp Utilities...don't know how much better my lap could perform than it is already but I am up for 'seeing to believe'...will let you know the result...rest assured
well hey Leo, totally relate to what you are saying about TuneUp Utilities however in my case with the optimization IObit SmartDefrag profides in addition to its auto defrag in tandem with Diskeeper Light's truly defragging + compacting my C + 40 G USB drives, I am currently using on average 20% less memory !...& I am running everything you can possibly load on a desktop;DeskTopX, ObjectDock, WindowBlinds, IconPackager, Yahoo! Widgets, SysMetrix, Rainlendar, Windows Live Hotmail + Live Today...&
outstanding contributions with big time impact men...muchas gracias;from your recommendations + links provided I installed + achieved the perfect defrag tools combo that leaves my system optimally performing;namely - Diskeeper Light in tandem w IObit SmartDefrag, both freeware;the IObit having superb features like automatic real-time defrag, manual defrag as well as optimization, making up for the features Smart Defrag lacks in its freeware version + only available on it full version requiring a
nicely articulated C...yup, the music industry truly has been asleep at the wheel w regard to A+R(artists + repetoire)+ arrogantly ignored the digital revolution at its' own peril;their solution was to raise the price per unit of CD's on the rationalization that 'piracy' had to be paid for somehow + sue the ass off college dudes swapping on-line;never mind a CD can be copied on a PC if a friend feels so inclined to lend for that express purpose...meanwhile, 'must have' albums are rare now as Elt
thx Phil...courtesy + common sense go a long way vs diva like posturing, which is the kind way to describe some of these responses...would expected nothing less from a man who served his country...hope you found the piece enlightening
Para + J...thx for the thumbs up....Aaron;think you missed the point...try looking up the Huffingon post + see what their layout looks like
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