Replies to deadname, page 72
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@widget Good night Widget!
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@widget I remember it from a Smash Bros video I watched in 2008.
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@widget Oh my god the nostalgia
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@widget Having all the installers for the important programs in one single folder or DVD makes reinstalling as simple as installing the OS, the folder, and copying back the backup.
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@widget That's why I install small programs into C:, and games and other stuff that can run without registry, as well as servers and other big things in D:
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@widget He always is
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@widget I keep three partitions. OS, programs, and data storage.
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@widget That sounds like a plastic surgery game.
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@widget ...You want to play scars raper? I'm shocked, widget.
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@widget IE does it's job.
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@widget Ignorant users fail to do even that, and the ones who aren't ignorant are more than capable of copying the save folders from the games. Going all out for use simplicity leads to more complex technology with less capable users. Read about the STC on Warhammer 40k for an example of how that ends up backfiring. http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Standard_Template_Construct#.UV-W_pOaE2w
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@widget Simplicity over security.
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@widget Old school but good still. Axes are old school and yet they are more reliable than chainsaws.
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@widget I'm partial to just keeping it in the game folder. I also prefer when games don't need installers, though. Keep everything portable so I could stick it on a flash drive if I wanna.
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@widget I always liked when games save either in an easy to access folder or their installation folder.
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@widget I still don't have the game. :/
Saturday, 06-Apr-13 03:06:08 UTC from StatusNet iPhone -
@widget Gherkin can only learn so much slang. Forget "Clopper" in favour of "Cloppin' Williams"? >Yes
Friday, 05-Apr-13 22:12:33 UTC from web -
@widget im just gonna play minecraft and watch mlp and talk on here
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@widget ok just got home from school and its the weakend yay
