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AJLynn · July 6th, 2008

Dude, I just typed in 64 bit vs 32 bit in a Google search and all the hits on the first page looked relevent and probably informative.

That was the first/only search I tried. All you need to do is guess some phrase that's going to be on the type of page you want to see, type it into Google, and you're going to find something. It's the same principle as Rule 34.

I think what Mark means by that is that it's not necessary for one of us to type out a three page essay on 32 bit vs 64 bit, when other people have already done it. (And, heck, we've covered all that on this forum too and it's in the backlogs.)

Interestingly, if you Google Rule 34 one of the hits is a pretty good comic on a site called XKCD that references a site that apparently exists now because of the comic that answers the question "what useful thing could I possibly accomplish with this stupid cheap Squier"?

July 6th, 2008	#4 (permalink)
AJLynn Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Beantown Age: 30 Posts: 4,554 Name: Andrew Lynn	Re: Still researching Dell's, 64bit Dude, I just typed in 64 bit vs 32 bit in a Google search and all the hits on the first page looked relevent and probably informative. That was the first/only search I tried. All you need to do is guess some phrase that's going to be on the type of page you want to see, type it into Google, and you're going to find something. It's the same principle as Rule 34. I think what Mark means by that is that it's not necessary for one of us to type out a three page essay on 32 bit vs 64 bit, when other people have already done it. (And, heck, we've covered all that on this forum too and it's in the backlogs.) Interestingly, if you Google Rule 34 one of the hits is a pretty good comic on a site called XKCD that references a site that apparently exists now because of the comic that answers the question "what useful thing could I possibly accomplish with this stupid cheap Squier"?