technostingray
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There are probably more appropriate sites to pose this question but by rule it is allowed here. Since this is more of an academic question than a precise one this may be the best place to get answer I can comprehend.
When someone dies, medical science always has a precise explanation but in many cases the medical community cannot explain why someone lived. With my meager resources I have been able to keep this machine alive even though it has been taxed beyond normal capacity. Thus, the question what keeps it alive and or why hasn't it crashed. It is an emachine 633mhz intel celeron with maxed out ram. 256 m I believe. I just had an incidence of a pop up freezing the web browser. there have been times when the pop up refuses to close and going the task manager only allows you to close the browser window, that is to say - close the pop up and that closes the browser window. I am on a dial up. AT&T and am contracted to an independent ISP (intervistanetworking.net.) The modem is a conexant softk56 PCI Modem(M) Windows ME supplied by the computer manufacturer. At times while on the net the browser window becomes froze and only unpluging the power will allow me to shut it down. If someone has the capacity to break this down in basic terms I think I may be able to improve the function. Additionally here is an opportunity to just explore what we know rather than to dabble with that which we assume. Oh, sometimes I think the problem may be related to "prime directives" as in the will of Landru.
If you are not familiar with this reference please pretend I said nothing. 8)
When someone dies, medical science always has a precise explanation but in many cases the medical community cannot explain why someone lived. With my meager resources I have been able to keep this machine alive even though it has been taxed beyond normal capacity. Thus, the question what keeps it alive and or why hasn't it crashed. It is an emachine 633mhz intel celeron with maxed out ram. 256 m I believe. I just had an incidence of a pop up freezing the web browser. there have been times when the pop up refuses to close and going the task manager only allows you to close the browser window, that is to say - close the pop up and that closes the browser window. I am on a dial up. AT&T and am contracted to an independent ISP (intervistanetworking.net.) The modem is a conexant softk56 PCI Modem(M) Windows ME supplied by the computer manufacturer. At times while on the net the browser window becomes froze and only unpluging the power will allow me to shut it down. If someone has the capacity to break this down in basic terms I think I may be able to improve the function. Additionally here is an opportunity to just explore what we know rather than to dabble with that which we assume. Oh, sometimes I think the problem may be related to "prime directives" as in the will of Landru.