When I first saw this video showing Windows XP booting off an Intel iMac, I was really excited. Of course, Sara’s reaction was far more realistic:
I don’t see why it’s cool that an annoying program works on a good machine.
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When I first saw this video showing Windows XP booting off an Intel iMac, I was really excited. Of course, Sara’s reaction was far more realistic:
I don’t see why it’s cool that an annoying program works on a good machine.
When I saw this come over the wire, my first thought was a revengeful Milton targetting Lumberg from his cubicle (ala Office Space warfare).
It’s been a while since a USB toy excited us as much as the compressed-air darts available through Marks & Spencer, of all places, for a mere £19.50 ($33.43). The USB-powered darts come in a set of three, are Mac and PC-compatible and can be controlled via a mouse. We’re already making plans to figure out how to control a set over VNC so we can deploy these against the dude in the next cube while we’re a safe distance away. He’ll never know what hit him.
[via Engadget]
I think Liz has seen the light!
I was just looking but not really looking at my “Start” button and I swear to God it said “Stab.”
Personally, I think she’s got the right idea. ;)