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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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the broken/out-of-order computer
Thanks to John's help, I recovered my data from the broken computer.
HI,
Is it better to say "the out-of-order computer" instead of the broken computer in the above? Thanks.
HI,
Is it better to say "the out-of-order computer" instead of the broken computer in the above? Thanks.
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No, 'broken' is better, I think. Nowadays, they use ' crashed ' (but that may be just for software).
- No, 'broken' is better, I think.
- Nowadays, they use ' crashed ' (but that may be just for software).
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No, 'broken' is better, I think. Nowadays, they use 'crashed' (but that may be just for software).
No, 'broken' is better, I think. Nowadays, they use 'crashed' (but that may be just for software).
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