Hard to find fixes for those done gone stubborn problems you encounter in every day tech life.
I read this article on Yahoo!, unfreakingbelievable.
A man attempted to get rid of a mouse. He threw it into a bunch of leaves that were on fire. Mouse decided to get back at man for attempting to end its life so soon. Mouse wins by setting man’s house ablaze. Profit.
So today is my first day of class. I’m taking a class on TCP/IP and then on Wide Area Networks. This class is two days out of the week for two and a half hours each day. Boy am I going to be tired/exhausted. I also have one class on Thursdays and then another on Saturday. I hope to come out of this full time semester ahead of schedule and that much closer to my degree. Here’s a ^5 to all of you who went back to school and battled that return to school traffic.
According to this Y! article, Google is planning on releasing a bundle of software applications. All of these software packages are readily available online right now; however, with this particular package, it looks like Google is attempting to rule what is good and bad software, sorta. Some of the software that is included is FireFox, Trillian and Adobe Reader. I’m also wondering how much advertising or Google text is going to be plastered all over this thing.
Sounds like this beast of a monitor is awesome. No backlight bleeding complains, no dead pixels. Maybe Dell has finally done something right!