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Michael wrote:
>
> Mozilla depends a lot on which build you grab since it is in constant flux
> of battling bugs and working on speed-ups. RAM also seems to count for a
> lot but at these prices that is no longer an issue IMO.
>
I don't buy this whole RAM excuse at all. "Computer is slow? Buy more
RAM!" That's wrong. Things *can* be made compact and feature-rich at the
same time. Just look at Steve Gibson's products. It's just nobody cares
anymore for the sake of portability. My laptop will eventually have to
settle for the one final version of RedHat (and KDE and Netscape) simply
because it won't be able to handle new ones anymore. And guess what --
it'll be just fine by me.
A while back someone mentioned disposable electronics (phones?) that are
made of paper. That's a nice idea. Too bad that current technology is
disposable already, and it's much more expensive, too...
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Misha Kovalenko
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