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And here I like things... spicy...
Jun. 24th, 2007 05:10 pm
Mingle2 - Online Dating
(Because I used the word "hurt" once.)
Speaking of spices, time to go to the grocery store.
Jun. 24th, 2007
(Because I used the word "hurt" once.)
Speaking of spices, time to go to the grocery store.
Tech support
Jun. 24th, 2007 11:50 pmFirst, a picture of a couple of IT techs at work. Ysa and Ginny will especially enjoy this one. (From Boyle M. Owl over at the Investor Village SCOX message board.)
Second, for a few days, Microsoft was distributing Ubuntu Linux software. Don't believe me? Try clicking here, which inculdes a screen capture. As soon as they realized what was going on, the Dark Masters at Microsoft's Windows Marketplace had it taken down. My favourite quote from the Marketplace entry: "Ubuntu is a community developed operating system that is perfect for laptops, desktops, and servers." Yikes!! You can see why putting this up on Windows Marketplace would be lead-balloon time for Microsoft, so someone had to either crack the site or do this from the inside, timed to coincide with their letter of resignation/retirement.
And from Softpedia, according to Lisa Michigan from the Microsoft U.K. licensing team, the first two positions in the company's top 5 licensing questions revolve around the hows and permissions of downgrading from Windows Vista to Windows XP.
Second, for a few days, Microsoft was distributing Ubuntu Linux software. Don't believe me? Try clicking here, which inculdes a screen capture. As soon as they realized what was going on, the Dark Masters at Microsoft's Windows Marketplace had it taken down. My favourite quote from the Marketplace entry: "Ubuntu is a community developed operating system that is perfect for laptops, desktops, and servers." Yikes!! You can see why putting this up on Windows Marketplace would be lead-balloon time for Microsoft, so someone had to either crack the site or do this from the inside, timed to coincide with their letter of resignation/retirement.
And from Softpedia, according to Lisa Michigan from the Microsoft U.K. licensing team, the first two positions in the company's top 5 licensing questions revolve around the hows and permissions of downgrading from Windows Vista to Windows XP.
