[SomeStupidPoint]

Firstly, shut your mouth -- you have no business telling me that my computers "suck" when they serve my needs. It doesn't suck and is one of the most pleasant machines I own due to small size and low upkeep of the OS.

32-bit Win10 works fine on dual-core 2GB of RAM for almost all of my uses (and is the one that shipped with it -- so perhaps check your sources before posting), with notable exceptions being Electron apps and bloated webpages.

Your comment is absolutely bad:

You're factually wrong about 32bit Win10; your opinion that it doesnt work well is useless when I clearly feel it works fine for me in general, modulo a few uses I called out; your recommendation of what to do is beyond offensive -- just run a different OS that won't solve the issue because it'll meet your pretentious standard? The issue is that certain websites are bloated and always going to overwhelm a dual-core Atom processor, regardless of OS.

You should refrain from posting comments like you did here -- they make the community worse. You should also reconsider how you provide tech support, in general.

[sctb]

We've asked you before not to engage in personal attacks like this. Please stop.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

[SomeStupidPoint]

Could you tell me what personal attack that would be?

[sli]

> You should refrain from posting comments like you did here -- they make the community worse. You should also reconsider how you provide tech support, in general.

So an actively hostile comment in response to an opinionated one is somehow better and not measurably worse? You could just as easily have a discussion on why they think it objectively sucks, and you both may learn something from it.

[SomeStupidPoint]

I actually outlined why I thought they were wrong, and shut your mouth is clearly attached to not making subjective statements about other people's belongings (which, I absolutely stand by as inappropriate) -- so yes, an angry but on-point comment is better than just throwing out "lolsux" uselessly, or in the case above, based on wrong information.

[glogla]

> Firstly, shut your mouth

> You should refrain from posting comments like you did here -- they make the community worse.

I don't even know what to say.

[SomeStupidPoint]

That you disagree with my assessment that angry lead-ins to detailed responses to people insulting your things are appropriate, but feel insulting other people's belongings (while providing incorrect and useless tech advice) is appropriate -- or even constructive?

Because that's what you did say. (:

I (as you mighy expect) disagree with your assessment of what makes a functional community.