Fri Apr 28, 2006 7:15 am
Dragonfire wrote:Oh, and IE Tab is the best.
Fri Apr 28, 2006 7:30 am
Kugetsu wrote:Eh, I don't use FasterFox. FF is plenty fast without it (my FF loads up and then fully loads the Google homepage in 2 seconds, while it takes IE 5 seconds). Don't see what FasterFox would really help with (since I think that any slowdown I have is due to the sites and forums I visit).
Is it really enough of a boost to bother with? (if it is, I'll download it, but if not, then I don't really need it.)
Fri Apr 28, 2006 8:44 am
jrtman wrote:Kugetsu wrote:Eh, I don't use FasterFox. FF is plenty fast without it (my FF loads up and then fully loads the Google homepage in 2 seconds, while it takes IE 5 seconds). Don't see what FasterFox would really help with (since I think that any slowdown I have is due to the sites and forums I visit).
Is it really enough of a boost to bother with? (if it is, I'll download it, but if not, then I don't really need it.)
I downloaded it and didn't notice any difference in speed -- but then again I'm on dial-up so that could be the reason.
I say try it out and see what happens; you can always uninstall it anyways.
Fri Apr 28, 2006 4:17 pm
Fri Apr 28, 2006 4:29 pm
Cassi wrote:I've never understood what everyone has against IE. It's what I've always used without problems, and I don't intend to change unless I begin to have problems - if it's not broken, why fix it? It really irritates me when I have some simple problem with some website or another, and when people hear I'm on IE, their only response is, "Well that's your problem, switch to FF!"
(Bet you £5 someone will respond to this telling me to try FF and I'll see the difference, never go back, etc.)
Fri Apr 28, 2006 6:04 pm
Cassi wrote:(Bet you £5 someone will respond to this telling me to try FF and I'll see the difference, never go back, etc.)
843 wrote:Have you tried modifying the pipelining numbers? I can't remember the defaults though.
Fri Apr 28, 2006 7:12 pm
jrtman wrote:Cassi wrote:(Bet you £5 someone will respond to this telling me to try FF and I'll see the difference, never go back, etc.)
I live in the US so I don't have any quid to give you but... try FF and you'll see the difference, never go back, etc.
Fri Apr 28, 2006 7:38 pm
Cassi wrote:In that case, I'd say the current exchange rate means you owe me about $50. Cough up. All 10s, please, they're more fun to spend. (Have they released the new ones yet? I saw a picture, they look funny. I wanna see one.)
Sat Apr 29, 2006 1:31 am
jrtman wrote:843 wrote:Have you tried modifying the pipelining numbers? I can't remember the defaults though.
I haven't tried that, no. What do you have yours set at?
Sat Apr 29, 2006 7:18 am
843 wrote:jrtman wrote:843 wrote:Have you tried modifying the pipelining numbers? I can't remember the defaults though.
I haven't tried that, no. What do you have yours set at?
The maxrequest one is 20., I believe the default is 8.
Sat Apr 29, 2006 8:40 am
jrtman wrote:Cassi wrote:In that case, I'd say the current exchange rate means you owe me about $50. Cough up. All 10s, please, they're more fun to spend. (Have they released the new ones yet? I saw a picture, they look funny. I wanna see one.)
But see that would be a bad deal seeing as 10.00 EUR is only $12.62 USD. After I buy an international envelope and pay for postage I'll only owe you a couple bucks at the most so I'm sure you don't want to waste mine or your time on a few measly cents.
Besides, I roll with C-notes, b; I ain't messing with no small change.
Sat Apr 29, 2006 8:57 am
Cassi wrote:jrtman wrote:Cassi wrote:In that case, I'd say the current exchange rate means you owe me about $50. Cough up. All 10s, please, they're more fun to spend. (Have they released the new ones yet? I saw a picture, they look funny. I wanna see one.)
But see that would be a bad deal seeing as 10.00 EUR is only $12.62 USD. After I buy an international envelope and pay for postage I'll only owe you a couple bucks at the most so I'm sure you don't want to waste mine or your time on a few measly cents.
Besides, I roll with C-notes, b; I ain't messing with no small change.
Postage to the UK isn't that much, really. Under a dollar.
If it makes you feel better, though, you can just hand deliver the cash to some of my family in the US...what state are you in, I can probably find someone close enough. =D
(And, psst, what do euros have to do with anything anyway?)
Sat Apr 29, 2006 9:23 am
jrtman wrote:Cassi wrote:Postage to the UK isn't that much, really. Under a dollar.
If it makes you feel better, though, you can just hand deliver the cash to some of my family in the US...what state are you in, I can probably find someone close enough. =D
(And, psst, what do euros have to do with anything anyway?)
Not airmail it isn't, which I would of course use to get the money to you as fast as possible![]()
I live in Wisconsin and have you checked the price of gas (see "petrol") lately? It'd cost way more to "hand deliver" the cash to a relative than it would to airmail it.
Euros, United Kingdom Pounds; they're all the same to me. USD to GBP conversion is about 55 cents on the dollar so 5.00 GBP would be $9.13 USD.
Sat Apr 29, 2006 10:40 am
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