Trying Google Earth
Just installed Google Earth, works fairly well on dial-up.
It's my Blog, DUH!
Just installed Google Earth, works fairly well on dial-up.
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Tags: Computer, Google Earth, Internet, Software, Windows
Just switched to Blogger Beta, and I love it! The labels are great (been waiting), and the layout is perfect. Blogger Buzz on the main page is a plus!
Anyway, the hold switch quit on my iPod, so I got it replaced with a brand new one.
Also, my computer crashed, so I reinstalled Windows XP. After that, I found out my CD drive failed, so I replaced it with a CD-RW/DVD drive. Works great.
The other night, we went out to Denny's for a bite to eat, and the second "N" on the sign out front was out. Does that make it Den Y's?
I tried to update my iPod yesterday with version 1.1.1 of the software (my iPod had 1.0), but when it was finished my iPod crashed. It showed a picture of a folder with a warning triangle on the corner, with the Apple iPod support URL at the bottom. I called the Apple Store in Kansas City, and the guy there said that there could have been a problem during the update process, so I tried the update again. Every time I try, it does the same thing, with no changes, and at the end the updater says that the version of the software on my iPod is still 1.0. I checked the Apple iPod support page, and it says that it could have been caused when I disconnected my iPod from my PC.
But I can't restore my iPod because I have some of my data stored on it, instead of on my PC (about 20gb of my main data is on my iPod, because I only have a 10gb hd on my PC).
On Monday, Apple introduced the new 17-inch MacBook Pro, with a 2.16GHz Intel Core Duo processor, a 120gb 5400rpm HD and 1gb of RAM. It also has a 256 MB ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 card, an 8x double-layer SuperDrive, one FireWire 800, one FireWire 400, and three USB 2.0 ports, all of it standard.
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Saturday I got a Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector and I just tried it out with my dial-up connection. It works great.
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I am taking down my photo-a-week blog that I created in January, because with the projects I have, I can't post to it that often. I would of said something in January, but I haven't been able to get on the web.
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Apple has come out with the MacBook Pro which is the first Apple notebook with a Intel processor, and a built-in iSight.
The only bad point I can see is that it is missing a analog modem, but you can buy the Apple USB Modem.
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I just modded the links on the sidebar, and I've got a idea for a project to do for the science fair.
When I get finished I will try to post the plans here on this blog.
Engadget has already made 2 podcasts during (and at) CES this week.
I'm typing this post on my Palm T|X using my new wireless keyboard, and it is working great. With my old Palm Tungsten T|3 the keyboard I had for it didn't work very well. The "0" and "9" keys didn't work at all, and the "8" key only worked sometimes.
Update: Engadget has made 3 podcasts this week at CES
Update: Make that 4 podcasts at CES
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