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  1. durkinjt

    durkinjt Regular member

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    Just got a new Dell XPS 8700 desktop, just wondering, the machine seems pretty slow, will it speed up when the cookies for each program is installed? T.I.A.
     
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    do you know what cookies are?
     
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    My honey keeps my cookie jar full of home made peanut butter cookies and it sure speeds me up! LMAO

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    must be some speed in those cookies to speed you up.
     
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    Yeah, I have a special room with a grow light to nurture my "special" herbs that go in the recipe.... [​IMG]
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    that certain herb slows you down not speed you up.
     
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    You may move slow but you think you're flying......:p

    Here's my question of the week for you....

    Why did M$ skip Win 9 and go to Win 10?

    A “real” Geek with a couple of my cookies, would know that.. :cool:
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    to get as far away as possible from win8\8.1.
     
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    Not! :( I see you're not a Geek and don't have access to "Good" cookies....
     
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    From those links I see them trying to make it a complex reason but in reality:

    M$ Windows 10 has the codename “Redstone” and will be released in 2016.. Redstone was the first large American ballistic missile and 10 (one, zero) = 16 in Hexadecimal... :rolleyes:

    See, my train of thought is really more than just a string of empty box cars...[​IMG]
     
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    Guess you genius breed are above a simple yes or no, hope some day I can be of help, thanks again for all the consideration shown. In the mean time you can all kiss my Irish A. Can't believe one of you gents is a Moderator, great board you have going.
     
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    Sorry if our light hearted response offended you but cookies have nothing to do with a programs speed or responsiveness... In this leftwing Politically Correct world we couldn't just say that it was a dumb question and before posting it you should Google and read to learn what cookies really do. I believe ddp gave you an escape route that needed no further response that would only compound the believe that you haven't a clue what a cookie is or does.

    Don't pee on electric fence.PNG
     
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    Too much roughage is a bad thang
     
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    I spent 5 years In the Marine Corps, and am the least political correct person you would know, but making a fool out of someone for lack of knowledge has nothing to do with PC, I personally never try to mock someone for fun at their expense. I do know what cookies are and that they store info for a given website, and occasionally need deletion, I was just wondering if until the website was opened to the use of one if it might not open faster once installed. As far as being a Left Winger, I ran a union lead committee for Regan in 1980.
     
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    Lesson learned then.i.e You know what your talking about but if you don't provide the necessary info (what you just now posted that should've been in the original)nobody else will & you leave it up to others to assume.Happens more often than not its only after the fact the person realizes how their post comes across
     
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    was not making a fool of you as I wanted to make certain you knew what a cookie was before I continued asking questions or supplied you with the info you needed depending on your answer.
     
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    I believe my post was a very simple question what exactly should have posted that would have made the question any clearer?
     
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    You wanted to make sure I knew what a cookie was by doing a comedy routine and never explaining what a cookie was? BTW any answer to my original post?
     
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    slow in what way & cookies will not speed it up but can slow it down in the long run?
     
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