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[0002: X-Servers]
Having just gotten it, installed it, and spent some time playing around with it my tentative review is that Windows 7 doesn't completely suck. Then again I've been making awesome Doug upgrades as I've gone along.
Geocities is closing down today - Not surprising but sad nonetheless. My first webpage was on geocities. I was eight.
Facebook and Google want to translate the internet - One's going with people, the other with machine. Can I referee the grudge match?
NASA crashed the LCROSS spacecraft into the moon to see if it could kick up water - Am I the only one that is picturing a bad Sci-Fi movie coming out of this where due to human intervention the moon gets knocked off course, and they have to use nuclear explosions to put it back on course? Just me?
32 planets discovered outside of our solar system - First, thirty-two seems like an awful lot to come across all at once. It must have been a cornucopia of planets just sitting there. Second, I don't care at all about these planets (unless aliens are involved) until Pluto is restored.
Having just gotten it, installed it, and spent some time playing around with it my tentative review is that Windows 7 doesn't completely suck. Then again I've been making awesome Doug upgrades as I've gone along.
Geocities is closing down today - Not surprising but sad nonetheless. My first webpage was on geocities. I was eight.
Facebook and Google want to translate the internet - One's going with people, the other with machine. Can I referee the grudge match?
NASA crashed the LCROSS spacecraft into the moon to see if it could kick up water - Am I the only one that is picturing a bad Sci-Fi movie coming out of this where due to human intervention the moon gets knocked off course, and they have to use nuclear explosions to put it back on course? Just me?
32 planets discovered outside of our solar system - First, thirty-two seems like an awful lot to come across all at once. It must have been a cornucopia of planets just sitting there. Second, I don't care at all about these planets (unless aliens are involved) until Pluto is restored.