A 5 second boot is preferable to a minute and a half to e minute boot when all I want to do is browse the internet. Those TONS of other things would work better on the desktop or the gaming laptop.FloppY_ wrote:
Splashtop is useless, windows boots nearly as fast and can do TONS more...Macbeth wrote:
I bought a Netbook today. It comes preinstalled with a program called Splashtop. I really like it.
(Splashtop is the software packaged with most ASUS motherboards as ASUS' quick boot feature)
uh... splashtop is usually fast to the main menu, but the time it takes to ready the browser is a pain..Macbeth wrote:
A 5 second boot is preferable to a minute and a half to e minute boot when all I want to do is browse the internet. Those TONS of other things would work better on the desktop or the gaming laptop.FloppY_ wrote:
Splashtop is useless, windows boots nearly as fast and can do TONS more...Macbeth wrote:
I bought a Netbook today. It comes preinstalled with a program called Splashtop. I really like it.
(Splashtop is the software packaged with most ASUS motherboards as ASUS' quick boot feature)
The netbook I bought is HP.
ah so no dedicated thread for memtb0minime wrote:
Blackberry OS
not sure if serious.Yellowman03 wrote:
Hey guys! I'm super bad when it comes to networking. But, I want to know if it's possible to connect my Xbox to one of my computer's Ethernet ports and be able to access the internet/Xbox live like that. My mobo had 2 ports and one is connected to the router.
You can make a general blackberry thread though. We'll post our PINs so we can IM each other and make sexy chats. But I don't really do much with mine, so I'd be interested in learning about cool apps, or even hacking it.CammRobb wrote:
ah so no dedicated thread for memtb0minime wrote:
Blackberry OS
Can you tell me how?CammRobb wrote:
not sure if serious.Yellowman03 wrote:
Hey guys! I'm super bad when it comes to networking. But, I want to know if it's possible to connect my Xbox to one of my computer's Ethernet ports and be able to access the internet/Xbox live like that. My mobo had 2 ports and one is connected to the router.
but yes, it can be done.
Why not just connect it directly to your modem/router?Yellowman03 wrote:
Can you tell me how?CammRobb wrote:
not sure if serious.Yellowman03 wrote:
Hey guys! I'm super bad when it comes to networking. But, I want to know if it's possible to connect my Xbox to one of my computer's Ethernet ports and be able to access the internet/Xbox live like that. My mobo had 2 ports and one is connected to the router.
but yes, it can be done.
fucking nubs.mtb0minime wrote:
You can make a general blackberry thread though. We'll post our PINs so we can IM each other and make sexy chats. But I don't really do much with mine, so I'd be interested in learning about cool apps, or even hacking it.CammRobb wrote:
ah so no dedicated thread for memtb0minime wrote:
Blackberry OS
The netbook came with Windows 7 so it is a bit heavier than XP either way though Splashtop still boots up very fastFloppY_ wrote:
uh... splashtop is usually fast to the main menu, but the time it takes to ready the browser is a pain..Macbeth wrote:
A 5 second boot is preferable to a minute and a half to e minute boot when all I want to do is browse the internet. Those TONS of other things would work better on the desktop or the gaming laptop.FloppY_ wrote:
Splashtop is useless, windows boots nearly as fast and can do TONS more...
(Splashtop is the software packaged with most ASUS motherboards as ASUS' quick boot feature)
The netbook I bought is HP.
I don't know what kind of bloatware you have since your windows boots that slow...
I think my Lenovo s10e WinXP netbook booted to XP and opened firefox just as fast as my desktop can boot splashtop and have it finished loading the browser...
I not no nub. I'd heard of crackberry and looked around, but not too deeply.SonderKommando wrote:
fucking nubs.mtb0minime wrote:
You can make a general blackberry thread though. We'll post our PINs so we can IM each other and make sexy chats. But I don't really do much with mine, so I'd be interested in learning about cool apps, or even hacking it.CammRobb wrote:
ah so no dedicated thread for me
Crackberry
that's what she saidmtb0minime wrote:
I not no nub. I'd heard of crackberry and looked around, but not too deeply.SonderKommando wrote:
fucking nubs.mtb0minime wrote:
You can make a general blackberry thread though. We'll post our PINs so we can IM each other and make sexy chats. But I don't really do much with mine, so I'd be interested in learning about cool apps, or even hacking it.
Crackberry
Should be in your control panel.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
how do i disable splashtop?
BIOS tbhMacbeth wrote:
Should be in your control panel.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
how do i disable splashtop?
Doesn't SPDIF work both ways by default?mtb0minime wrote:
Is it safe to assume that since my Realtek audio driver will let me change the motherboard audio ports between 'in' and 'out', I'll be able to change the SPDIF optical port between 'in' and 'out'?