Hey there, that's odd that you are not getting DD's. I use both Chrome and RM and have verified that the DD's work correctly
Maybe those drop downs are java, and if someone doesn't have a recent java or has java switched off it might not work?
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Hey there, that's odd that you are not getting DD's. I use both Chrome and RM and have verified that the DD's work correctly
I, too, am tired of the negative statements directed at those of us having problems.![]()
Judging by the emails and messages A LOT of people are tired of being talked down to and told to buy new computers. If someone wants to spend their money and buy me one heck go for it! But do not tell me to go buy something I cannot afford.
Judging by the emails and messages A LOT of people are tired of being talked down to and told to buy new computers. If someone wants to spend their money and buy me one heck go for it! But do not tell me to go buy something I cannot afford.
My apologies if this has already been suggested somewhere.
The first day, it was very slow for me, and I couldnt really navigate from section to section (impatience, slow-loading, none of the features I was reading about, etc).
I use Google Chrome on my computer.
I was frustrated and really bummed out. I have also read that it no longer would work on Android phones. Thats also what I have. I was able to access the site on my phone fine, however. I have not yet tried it with my Kindle.
I remembered that I had installed a utility tool to speed up my computer some time ago. It put my computer in "turbo" mode by disabling features that take from computer speed, and that you don't use every day.
I dont recall any of the technical mumbo-jumbo. In fact, i couldnt figure out how to "un-turbo" my computer so that i-Tunes would even work any longer, so I uninstalled this utility thing.
AND now, all the java and drop-downs, etc work fine on the site, and the speed is just as fast as it used to be. The only problem I have is with the bright white hurting my eyes.
I am sharing this with you in case you too may have added something to make your computer work faster, like I did- that slows down sites like this.
Judging by the emails and messages A LOT of people are tired of being talked down to and told to buy new computers. If someone wants to spend their money and buy me one heck go for it! But do not tell me to go buy something I cannot afford.
I haven't posted my thoughts of the change over because if you have any issues you are made to feel like a "complainer", or "rabble-rouser", or a few unpublishable names. I've spent time looking through it, I've had problems, I won't be on as much because it takes me too long to get where I want to be and I'm not a tech-savvy person. But I'll tell you what, I'm not a complainer, and I'm not stirring up trouble, and if a FEW of you can't get through your heads that some are going to have trouble, and some will leave because of it, then that is your problem. Lay off the negative statements and stop running down those having trouble.
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Are you talking about negativity towards statements like "I hate this, I'm leaving!" or "I'm having a problem, I can't........." ???
I think this is difficult for many people here, including me. I would be very angry to read something negative toward someone who is asking for help.
Judging by the emails and messages A LOT of people are tired of being talked down to and told to buy new computers. If someone wants to spend their money and buy me one heck go for it! But do not tell me to go buy something I cannot afford.
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You're so right. Nobody deserves to be talked down to or replied to with a snotty remark like "go by a new computer".
But how about someone talking about how their old computer is freezing up, running slow, etc. And someone may give alot of thought to their problem and, from their experience, suggest that their old computer may need to be replaced because their Old computer may not have the speed or power that's required nowadays.
Would that be negativity?
I did make a post, probably poorly composed, pointing out that computers, software and the internet are changing so fast that computers basically have about a 3 year life span... after that it's hard for them to keep up with things going on, and its time to start thinking about replacement. I'm sorry if the tone came off wrong.
Once you've had a computer that long, it's started accumulating a mix of software, pictures and data that don't always interact well. One program will have a bit of code that causes unintended consequences, interfering with another program. Adware, malware, bad memory sectors, lack of hard drive space, fragmentation, and so forth all start building up. I do generally stretch my computers out for 4 to 5 years, but it takes a lot of maintenance and geekiness, and a lot of patience, to do that. I just replaced my wifes 5 year old computer, it had become almost useless, sites wouldn't load, programs were really slow, it would drop internet connections. She only used it for a few programs and for a few websites, but old age had set in to the machine. My main computer is 4 years old; it was a state of the art powerhouse workstation when new, but it's really past its lifespan; I'm postponing the inevitable. It's actually behaving great on this site, but my graphics and database software have become very slow and hang a lot.