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It's just so hard!

Published 8/6/2004 by createdbyx in News

Ugrmph! I hate being so bleeding edge! I have been using VB.NET 2005 Express for over 2 weeks now and I have not even ran my copy of vb.net 2002 since. Don't get me wrong vb.net 2005 when it's released will kick ass. But I am starting to think my need for cutting egde tech is getting out of hand. I have to keep telling my self that the vb.net 2005 express I have been using is just a beta!

512 mb memory for windows xp pro is BS! When I upgrade my computer (hopefully soon) the memory is going to be maxed out at 3gig. This constant page file activity is pissing me off. VB.NET 2005 Express is a memory sucking vampire, whoose always hungry. My PF Usage keeps peeking up to 1.2 gig!

- Rant over.

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