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Windows 7 RC1 Released

Posted on May 5, 2009 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Windows 7 RC1 Released

Microsoft pulled a fast one and put up the Windows 7 RC download a day early. Now it time to get it and play with it. I understand that XPM is supposed to be testable, so lets see what it is, and don’t forget to report bugs you find so maybe we can get the…

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Ubuntu 9.04 Review Part 2

Posted on May 1, 2009 By Michael Kavka 2 Comments on Ubuntu 9.04 Review Part 2

So, its been around a week that I have had the latest version of Ubuntu installed on my lappy and I have more thoughts and a couple of gripes on it. The new version of Gnome that comes with it is slick. Doesn’t look all that different, but some of the small changes are nice,…

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Overhype:Flu Vs. IT

Posted on April 30, 2009 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Overhype:Flu Vs. IT

Keeping up in the IT world, you come across all sorts of interesting things. You also start seeing patterns that can almost be seen as a microcosm to the rest of the world. With all the focus on Swine Flu lately, you can see some similarities between the way it is being presented and say,…

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