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      <description>There has been a lot going on. I've been trying out CTP 2011 Quebec from Microsoft, its basically Windows 7 Embedded. Now I know how various OEMs have been able to demo Windows 7 on all the netbooks that suddenly popped up.  Consider the Windows 7 Embed...</description>
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      <description>Had an interesting day today.  Call it either an example of planned obsolescence or an instance of deliberate system design but I ran into one of the biggest issues of proprietary operating system software. &#13;
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      <description>A complaint I've made once or twice, Linux is getting bloated has now been confirmed from the source:&#13;
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Linus Torvald's says so too. (At least as reported by CNet. I tried to find the original quote. Pr...</description>
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      <title>From the Source's Mouth</title>
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      <description>Most of the following relates to using XP Pro as host. As soon as you feel comfortable using Ubuntu or some other Linux as host do it since you will see a performance increase in the VM.&#13;
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      <description>I've tested Win7 in Beta and what turned out to be the RTM. On a dual core with 4 GB of RAM its a fine OS. Faster and much more reliable than Visaster. It did a number of things I was impressed with but there is no compelling reason to run it. That's at w...</description>
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      <description>I had a hard drive failure on my home Windows XP Pro DELL system last week. I decided this morning at about 4AM to rebuild the system as a dual boot with Ubuntu 9.04 on the second partition. The goal is to minimize my "Windows dependency" status as much a...</description>
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      <description>DANGEROUS TECHNIQUE DESCRIBED BELOW. THIS WILL MODIFY YOUR DESKTOP OR LAPTOP COMPUTER TO THE EXTENT THAT IT WILL BE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT IF NOT IMPOSSIBLE TO RECOVER CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM.  MAKE an image and put it on a bootable CD or DVD if you insist on ...</description>
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      <description>Talked to a rep today at Virtual Computing. &#13;
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      <description>There has been a recent flurry of PR for a firm that is somewhat related to Citrix called Virtual Computing. I do not all the particulars but there is a financial relationship between the two. Citrix is well known for slim-client/remote client hosting sol...</description>
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      <description>or How to Drive Someone Batty with Windows&#13;
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Basically setting up a custom User Shell has been fairly well documented. It takes changes to 2 registry keys, one in HK_Current_User and the other in HK_Local_Machine. The Local_Machine key opens up Pandora...</description>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 14 Aug 2009 03:48:17 +0100</pubDate>
      <title>A Not-so-Stupid Nerd Trick in Windows XP Pro</title>
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