CIPWTTKT&GC v0x14 (v20): Turning it off and on all day every day - Hardware & Software

[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;37549902]Maybe. All I know is that I prefer MS Office over Google Drive and LibreOffice any day. I've tried multiple times to migrate fully over to one or the other and can never come close.[/QUOTE] Google docs is excellent for use on the go but otherwise yeah, I love MS Office. Although, it is absolutely retarded sometimes.

[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;37549851] What's wrong with the internal? Do you plan on getting something else to fill in the gap?[/QUOTE] I want to remove the need to bend over to put in a disk, also I keep my front panel on my Cosmos 2 shut usually so I don't want to open it as much. Along with that, I want to remove the cables and wiring involved with the drive. Clean it out. I like the idea of having more external devices, though I'd like them more in a rack type style. Like all ontop of my headphone dac, but I don't know how easily I'd do that.

Google docs does funny stuff to my word documents because it doesn't fully support everything so I rarely use it. I'd rather use my phone than google docs when I really need to edit/look at stuff on the go.

[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;37549902]Maybe. All I know is that I prefer MS Office over Google Drive and LibreOffice any day. I've tried multiple times to migrate fully over to one or the other and can never come close.[/QUOTE] I have personally migrated over to Google Drive because why should I pay a load of money for the exact same features on GDrive or LibreOffice. And even if I did pay for MSOffice, I would hardly use it. Just seems stupid paying that amount of money. I know people (like my dad) that swears by MSOffice but I am trying to get him to convert to GDrive. But at the end of the day, To each their own!

[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;37549851]I understand most of the stuff there, but what's wrong with Office? [/QUOTE] It's the starter version. I don't want to pay £100 for a full version either.

[QUOTE=SataniX;37550006]It's the starter version. I don't want to pay £100 for a full version either.[/QUOTE] Oh I had that shit on my laptop, too. It's awful.

Now Windows Update is downloading at the grand speed of 1 bit a second. [editline]5th September 2012[/editline] On the plus side I have the bloatware gone and themes / wallpapers set up.

[QUOTE=Padraig;37549960]I have personally migrated over to Google Drive because why should I pay a load of money for the exact same features on GDrive or LibreOffice. And even if I did pay for MSOffice, I would hardly use it. Just seems stupid paying that amount of money. I know people (like my dad) that swears by MSOffice but I am trying to get him to convert to GDrive. But at the end of the day, To each their own![/QUOTE] Last time I used openoffice or google docs, they just felt like office 2000/2003 to me, none of the fancy Index, numbering shit, front page, title/subtitle/subsubtitle/citations. It's just so much easier to do those things in office 2007+ and those are things I need daily for college assignments.

[QUOTE=mobrockers2;37550116]Last time I used openoffice or google docs, they just felt like office 2000/2003 to me, none of the fancy Index, numbering shit, front page, title/subtitle/subsubtitle/citations. It's just so much easier to do those things in office 2007+ and those are things I need daily for college assignments.[/QUOTE] At first I hated ribbon. But honestly, it was a change for the better. It worked out well for Office. It works excellently for specific applications.

I installed the 2013 beta anyway, seems fairly good even with metro.

[QUOTE=SataniX;37549563]Got my laptop through. Toshiba sure likes bloatware. Had to remove: Macafee Norton Kaspersky (Yes, all three were trying to run at once) Entire suite of Nero products Office 2012 Windows Live shizzle Some Games thingy that I couldn't run anyway.[/QUOTE] Shit like these are why lots of computer novices are turned away from buying PCs. I have heard of plenty of stories in real life where people returned their brand new PC for a Mac because it was "too slow" right after they turned it on for the first time.

[QUOTE=B!N4RY;37550612]Shit like these are why lots of computer novices are turned away from buying PCs. I have heard of plenty of stories in real life where people returned their brand new PC for a Mac because it was "too slow" right after they turned it on for the first time.[/QUOTE] Macs dont have bloat though.

[QUOTE=TonyTheBean;37550699]Macs dont have bloat though.[/QUOTE] yet

[QUOTE=TonyTheBean;37550699]Macs dont have bloat though.[/QUOTE] Windows isn't bloated either if you know how to manage it

[QUOTE=FlubberNugget;37550750]Windows isn't bloated either if you know how to manage it[/QUOTE] Well, once you get rid of all the shit that the manufacturer puts on it, yes.

Got my first ever Dual-Core cpu with an Asus motherboard! Shit is so fast that I'm so happy now!

[QUOTE=ichiman94;37550844]Got my first ever Dual-Core cpu with an Asus motherboard! Shit is so fast that I'm so happy now![/QUOTE] What CPU is it and what did you have before? Dual-Cores are so 2007 now. also Welcome to the Multi-Core times, it has been a long wait for you.

This week I started an IT course at college. I wasn't interested in any other AS Levels so I just went for the generalised triple award IT BTEC. I thought it would be good. I was wrong. We're designing websites, which sounded good because I felt like I'd just breeze through that unit. Nope, we're designing them ON PAPER. Programming, sounded good because the course guidelines said that we'd be learning C# for the entire year. Nope, Visual Basic. And then the worst part is that we're being taught by 3 women that have no idea what they're doing and are basically just reading out our work from a sheet each lesson with no solid knowledge of their own. I'll give it until the end of the month before I decide whether I'm going to drop out and spend the rest of my life under qualified.

[img]http://puu.sh/12hXw[/img] everyone just has to hate opera.

[QUOTE=tratzzz;37550867]What CPU is it and what did you have before? Dual-Cores are so 2007 now. also Welcome to the Multi-Core times, it has been a long wait for you.[/QUOTE] I have a E5200 now, and had a Celeron D 330J.

[img]http://puu.sh/12i5B[/img] why must they force me to take this quiz. why

[QUOTE=ichiman94;37551202]I have a E5200 now, and had a Celeron D 330J.[/QUOTE] Hi, I have an E5200 too. just that my motherboard is incompatible and it is running at half the speed. :v: [editline]5th September 2012[/editline] [QUOTE=TonyTheBean;37551205][img]http://puu.sh/12i5B[/img] why must they force me to take this quiz. why[/QUOTE] bbut, what the crap.

[img]http://puu.sh/12i7K[/img] i can only imagine how many people freak out because they don't have a few of those options.

[QUOTE=TonyTheBean;37551120][img]http://puu.sh/12hXw[/img] everyone just has to hate opera.[/QUOTE] they probably do that because opera is barely recognised it has like 2% marketshare

double merge break [editline]5th September 2012[/editline] FUCK [editline]5th September 2012[/editline] [img]http://puu.sh/12i9r[/img] why The computer mouse is used to C. operate Windows Vista. [editline]5th September 2012[/editline] ok last one then I actually have to do my work [img]http://facepunch.com/fp/emoot/v.gif[/img] [img]http://puu.sh/12icq[/img]

What the fuck, is that test a joke or something? What the hell is a power bar, and why to they refer to the computer as a "system unit"?

Its a test for an online high school.

The tests are literally that bad.

ok what [img]http://puu.sh/12ifL[/img] im guessing that's correct. [editline]5th September 2012[/editline] [img]http://puu.sh/12ii5[/img] no words.

[QUOTE=TonyTheBean;37551345]ok what [img]http://puu.sh/12ifL[/img] im guessing that's correct.[/QUOTE] Theoretically, answer B is more correct than D, even though that's not probably what they mean :v: