in the sense that if you buy a used laptop, you aren't the first one to use it, break it in, not experience the cleanliness of a freshly opened laptop from its box etc..
Back in the days when the air was still clean and sex was still dirty, and when people robbed banks instead of banks being the bandits, how did you pass your leisure time? Hav... moreBack in the days when the air was still clean and sex was still dirty, and when people robbed banks instead of banks being the bandits, how did you pass your leisure time? Have you dropped any recreations that you used to enjoy? What's the likelihood of taking them up again?
Back in the days of DOS when we practically needed a degree in computer science to operate a PC, Apple computers were far and away the best on the market. They were FUN to use but ... moreBack in the days of DOS when we practically needed a degree in computer science to operate a PC, Apple computers were far and away the best on the market. They were FUN to use but for that fun experience you had to pay through the nose.We're still paying through the nose, of course, but they're no longer ahead of Microsoft.Which do you prefer? Why?
I bought my new Lenovo yesterday (thank you to those people who gave advice) and found that a "free" version of McAfee AV was installed on it. Since I had already activated Windows... moreI bought my new Lenovo yesterday (thank you to those people who gave advice) and found that a "free" version of McAfee AV was installed on it. Since I had already activated Windows Defender, which really is free, I spent far too much time trying to uninstall McAfee.Can't be done by the normal method.If you want to remove it you must visit the McAfee web site and download their Software Removal Tool. Works like a charm but is a bleeding nuisance. What has been your experience?
Category: Silly Questions."Ten weird signs that you are highly intelligent, according to science" - A study linked people who are receptive to Facebook ‘memes’ ful... moreCategory: Silly Questions."Ten weird signs that you are highly intelligent, according to science" - A study linked people who are receptive to Facebook ‘memes’ full of buzzword-heavy statements and quotes to lower cognitive scores – ie low intelligence.
