"you can build a pc for cheaper or have someoen build u one for cheaper, and it will Most certainly be alot better then buying one from the manufacturer.
Custom built pc's do work better.
Although if u don't wanna custom build i will…"
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Phillip Murphy
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Phillip Murphy's Discussions
Preferred Email Client
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Dillor Zaarour Mar 19.
Building or Buying a Desktop PC?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Gibson Apr 16.
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Hackerpunk1 replied to Phillip Murphy's discussion 'Building or Buying a Desktop PC?'"Building a Desktop PC is better than Buying one, If you decide to build one, you can buy better hardware and build a machine, whereas while buying a Desktop Machine, they may have assemble an i7 and 8GB of RAM and then use an on-board Graphic which…"
Dillor Zaarour replied to Phillip Murphy's discussion 'Preferred Email Client'"Other then my gmail account on my iPhone I love to use my thunderbird on windows 7 and Ubuntu "
Ryan Cruey replied to Phillip Murphy's discussion 'Building or Buying a Desktop PC?'"Finally! Something I can answer with my experience!
Buying or building? This is a tough question for some, but let me enlighten you on some awesome information that could help you out. There is a major bonus with building a pc, but we…"
The Zet Reviewer replied to Phillip Murphy's discussion 'Building or Buying a Desktop PC?'"I definitely recommend that you build your own. Overall it is more affordable than buying a pre-assembled one and you get more for your money. -Like you said, you can control what goes into the machine and you can buy more high end stuff for it. Pre…"
Gary replied to Phillip Murphy's discussion 'Preferred Email Client'"Never used an email client and never felt the need to. "
geekyscott replied to Phillip Murphy's discussion 'Preferred Email Client'"Mail by Apple is in my view the best due to the fact its simple clean and fast. On windows i use http://www.emclient.com/ which I find to be rather nice. "
Profile Information
- What kind of geek are you?
- programming geek
- Why do you consider yourself a geek?
- I'm always on the computer coding.
- How did you find out about our Geek community?
- Chris Prillo's website
- What do you want to be when you grow up?
- Programmer
- What makes you laugh?
- funny movies
- What is the thing in life you treasure most?
- my family
- What's the geekiest thing you've ever done?
- Watch a youtube.com video while playing a video game and talking to my parents on how to install Microsoft Office on the phone.
- What do you do to entertain yourself?
- playing with my kids and reading books or blogs
- Favorite music, movies, books, shows, artists, games, people, events, hobbies, etc.?
- Favorite hobbies are writing on my blog, reading, and spending time with my family.
- What's your Web site / blog address?
- http://www.fatherof4.com
Phillip Murphy's Blog
Would You Pay Money on Facebook Games?
Posted on January 9, 2012 at 1:00pm 0 Comments 1 Like
I know that playing the games on Facebook is free, but would you pay money to level up faster or buy a special item?
One of the leading game companies on Facebook is Zynga. They are the creators of games like Farmville, Castleville, Zynga Poker, Cityville, and a bunch more games. Some of the games even have their own Wikipedia pages to help you play them as well as the cost of some of the items that you can buy. If you ever played any of these games you know that there are three ways…
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- At 6:33pm on January 12, 2012,
LADYTECH said… Thank you!
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