- YouTube – Shut up Woman Get on my horse! tiki god
- Say What Again tiki god
- Beatles’ Hey Jude with FLOW CHART! nyokki
- Glenn Beck is PWND! nyokki
- rogerebert.com give The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day a single star tiki god
- Deer loses head-butt with Wisconsin lawn ornament tiki god
- Dita Von Teese and the Striptease nyokki
- Must See: Clash Of The Titans Trailer Puulaahi
- Michael Jackson: The Live Seance nyokki
- Beer truck dumps load « Bits & Pieces tiki god
Windows XP Pro - February 4, 2009 added by tiki god | Images
|
|
Disclaimer: Unless specifically mentioned in the post, we have no clue where this picture came from. Know where it came from? Post the link in the comments, and reap the glory that is knowledge. All comments are the sole possesion of the commenters and do not reflect the opinions or values of MCS. Related Posts |
16 Comments - “Windows XP Pro”
Latest Posts
Well, it’s certainly…random.
http://www.motivatedphotos.com/?id=2756
why
Because it is the BEST.
And… because it’s for PROS
It is for the BEST PROS.
@LukeV1-5:
It is for the BREAST POSE…wait, what?
Because it still beats the pants off Vista?
Vista can go suck leporous donkey balls
Sorry, Win2k is still the best.
@reboot: win2k=vista
@aarpie: Yes that is the correct answer
aarpie is the winner of game
Next up, Windows 7 Professional
@Sticky: BEAST PROSE!
@reboot: Yeah, I agree… If developers were still writing games without XP apis, I’d still be runng W2k…
@ColombianMonkey:
I dunno about that. If memory serves, Vista’s internal rev number is actually only 3 or 4 revs above XP, and carries around a vast majority of it’s bloat. There were some minor internal speed, security and architecture optimizations performed, but beyond that, I think precious little was done to the kernel. It was primarily all additional bells and whistles.
I think Windows 7 will have more in common with W2K than Vista…
Windows 7 is just a big ass service pack instead they make money for this. vista technology comes from w2k as also like w7
@ColombianMonkey: LOL From W2k on, they have all been big fat service packs… Nothing new there… Look at the OS version the kernel reports, they don’t lie. You can see how many steps they take with each new version, and they aren’t changing a heck of a lot…
They could technically have just stuck with W2K, and made improvements, but there’s no money in that… :/