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Consumers who purchase a Windows XP computer between 26 October 2006 and 15 March 2007 qualify for an upgrade to Windows Vista. Depending on the operating system version the user is upgrading from, the copy of Windows Vista will either be free or at a discount.
Thanks to HaYNstyle, a problem that was starting to bug me has all but vanished. I installed VMWare on my SUSE installation so that I could run Visual Studio 2005 under Windows XP, and realised that I could also synchronise my K-JAM under Windows as well. HaYNstyle, on the VMTN forum, wrote how to goContinue reading i-mate K-JAM and SUSE 10.1
It's iPod's 5th birthday today.
Here's just one reason to keep away from Microsoft's new line of software:
"Frank", commenting on the article in the related link, has this to say about the Internet in general, and policing it specifically.
As some of you know, I changed jobs at the beginning of September. More than six weeks later, I'm very happy with my decision. I signed a confidentiality agreement so I can't talk about details (obviously), but I am very happy with my prospects.
A Roger Taylor song from the 1975 Queen album "A Night At The Opera" (from which "Bohemian Rhapsody" comes) is my inspiration for this post. I have just fallen in love with the revised look of the new BMW 3-series, in the shape of the 335i coupe. For the first time in twenty years, BMW has made a car with not one, but TWO turbos.
Thursday was my last day at the old company, and while I enjoyed my 9 months there, I was looking forward to starting at my new job on Friday. I spent most of the day deleting my personal files off the computer, backing up emails, etc. My work PC went off at about 2pm.
– Last night whilst washing the dishes, I managed to slice the tip of my right index finger with a sharp knife. Needless to say, this has affected my typing, as well as my mood as a result. I'd show you a picture but I don't have a webcam at work.
This is a short note to pass on my condolences to Jesus for the death of Pope John Paul II. While a large portion of my extended family is Catholic, I am not, so I can't share in the grief to their extent. Nevertheless, he was a very influential man and his life's work should be recognised.