Firefox 2
Just downloaded Firefox 2, and it seems to work better then 1.5 so far. I really like the changes to the tab bar, and the new icons. It works better now on some pages that used to only properly load in IE.
It's my Blog, DUH!
Just downloaded Firefox 2, and it seems to work better then 1.5 so far. I really like the changes to the tab bar, and the new icons. It works better now on some pages that used to only properly load in IE.
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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