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From: atec 77 "atec 77 on 15 Mar 2010 07:13 John Tserkezis wrote: > On 15/03/2010 11:23 AM, annily wrote: > >> That doesn't answer my question. It's easy enough to turn them off >> manually AFTER startup, isn't it? > > FFS. This isn't a bloody toilet seat. I just set the options in win 7 and there is no lock,, don't understand how so simple becomes so much wasted take when there is a rodbot to abuse
From: Rod Speed on 15 Mar 2010 12:46 "atec 77" <"atec 77 "@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:hnl4o4$scc$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > John Tserkezis wrote: >> On 15/03/2010 11:23 AM, annily wrote: >> >>> That doesn't answer my question. It's easy enough to turn them off >>> manually AFTER startup, isn't it? >> >> FFS. This isn't a bloody toilet seat. Flushing could be applicable. > I just set the options in win 7 and there is no lock,, don't understand Stop wanking and apply the glasses. > how so simple becomes so much wasted take when there is a rodbot to abuse You must have been dropped on your head at birth.
From: annily on 15 Mar 2010 21:08 Rod Speed wrote: > annily wrote: >> Rod Speed wrote: >>> annily wrote: >>>> Dyna Soar wrote: >>>>> annily wrote: >>>>>> John Tserkezis wrote: >>>>>>> On 14/03/2010 9:47 PM, annily wrote: >>>>>>>> Why do you want them all off at startup, anyway? >>>>>>> I never use Caps Lock unless I'M SHOUTING. >>>>>>> I never use Scroll Lock, partly because very few softwares >>>>>>> actually implement it, and for those that do, I can never >>>>>>> remember what it locks anyway. >>>>>>> I never use Num Lock, because I never enter numerics in the >>>>>>> scale that would warrant leaving it on. And besides, the >>>>>>> non-locked keypad works rather well for cursor navigation. >>>>>> That doesn't answer my question. It's easy enough to turn them off >>>>>> manually AFTER startup, isn't it? >>>>> Sheeze, I'd hate to be married to you. What a frigging nag you >>>>> are. >>>> Whay am I a nag? I just don't understand why anyone thinks it's >>>> important that these keys should be off at startup. >>> More fool you. >>> >>> >> Would you like to give me a reason, then? > > Only a fool doesnt automate what happens on every boot. > That doesn't make me a fool, because I do automate what happens at startup. I just don't see a need to turn off those keys then. -- Long-time resident of Adelaide, South Australia, which may or may not influence my opinions.
From: annily on 15 Mar 2010 21:09 John Tserkezis wrote: > On 15/03/2010 11:23 AM, annily wrote: > >> That doesn't answer my question. It's easy enough to turn them off >> manually AFTER startup, isn't it? > > FFS. This isn't a bloody toilet seat. I have no idea what the relevance of that comment is. -- Long-time resident of Adelaide, South Australia, which may or may not influence my opinions.
From: Rod Speed on 15 Mar 2010 21:30
annily wrote > Rod Speed wrote >> annily wrote >>> Rod Speed wrote >>>> annily wrote >>>>> Dyna Soar wrote >>>>>> annily wrote >>>>>>> John Tserkezis wrote >>>>>>>> annily wrote >>>>>>>>> Why do you want them all off at startup, anyway? >>>>>>>> I never use Caps Lock unless I'M SHOUTING. >>>>>>>> I never use Scroll Lock, partly because very few softwares >>>>>>>> actually implement it, and for those that do, I can never >>>>>>>> remember what it locks anyway. >>>>>>>> I never use Num Lock, because I never enter numerics in the >>>>>>>> scale that would warrant leaving it on. And besides, the >>>>>>>> non-locked keypad works rather well for cursor navigation. >>>>>>> That doesn't answer my question. It's easy enough to turn them off manually AFTER startup, isn't it? >>>>>> Sheeze, I'd hate to be married to you. What a frigging nag you are. >>>>> Whay am I a nag? I just don't understand why anyone thinks it's important that these keys should be off at >>>>> startup. >>>> More fool you. >>> Would you like to give me a reason, then? >> Only a fool doesnt automate what happens on every boot. > That doesn't make me a fool, Never said it did. > because I do automate what happens at startup. I just don't see a need to turn off those keys then. Your problem. |