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Time trials

Posted on June 28, 2011 by Richard
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I decided to try a simple little experiment today. My laptop is dual boot with both Windows 7 and Linux Mint 11 installed.  My little personal challenge was to boot into each, with a target of launching Firefox and visiting … Continue reading →

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The flavours of Mint

Posted on October 24, 2010 by Richard
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I first installed Linux about six weeks ago. It is really quite remarkable how easy I have taken to it.  I rarely use the Windows setup these days, and only boot into it if there is something specific I need … Continue reading →

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Upgrading

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Richard
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I can’t remember exactly when I bought my first desktop computer, but I think it was around fifteen years ago. Boy, how things have changed! My first machine was a Tandon 386, with 1Mb of RAM and a massive 40Mb … Continue reading →

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A Classic Menu in Windows 7

Posted on July 26, 2010 by Richard
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I wrote yesterday that I missed the Classic Menu in Windows 7. Why the option was omitted is anyone’s guess, but the fact is that it’s gone.  I did a search on the Internet and found a few solutions that … Continue reading →

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Is the recession over?

Posted on July 1, 2010 by Richard
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I have been running advertising on Head Rambles for the last three years. Growth in ad sales was quite spectacular up to March of last year, but then the recession hit.  Since then, revenue has plummeted month by month. Sales … Continue reading →

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