KenQ
Check me out on the web at [The flum] - The Flum network.
I'm really a home kind of guy.
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Robert Fripp - Behind the scenes at Windows Vista recording session
Jan 06, 2006 at 5:01 PMAnyway, from what I heard in this videoclip, I didn't like this either. Sorry, it's just not my kind of tea. It's just plain too much "spacy" for my taste. And for Robert Fripp, I've never heard of him before, either. Not that any of you fanboys cares though
Office for Mobile Devices team
Dec 08, 2005 at 3:54 PMAt any rate, my next phone is going to be a Windows Mobile 2005 I reckon. IF the prices on the hardware comes down to a more "reachable" level
A tip to who's holding the camera. Try to not say "ok" every time someone says something. It sounds like you're stressed to me.
Tim Sneath - Inside Windows Vista Printing
Nov 22, 2005 at 2:01 PMWow, you can get a HD screen for $1000 ? That's like way cheap. Well I suppose it depends on what size we're talking about. But over here prices are A LOT higher. I suppose you can thank the masses of buyers in the states for those nice pricetags. Too bad it won't color off here anytime soon though
Carolyn Napier and Tyler Robinson (MSI team) - Installing apps in Windows Vista
Nov 14, 2005 at 3:57 PMI so totally agree with that. I just hate using Adobe reader for that reason. They seem to ship updates every week (more or less)
Seriously, a central way of updating ALL your applications (regardless if there were written by Microsoft or not) would be a dream come true. Especially for us IT-administrators. It's not too fun to browse the web all over just to see if there's an update available or not. I'm not saying that it's Microsofts responsiblity to notify the users of thirdparty updates, but it sure would be cool if someone took the first step and made it all easier somehow. So why not the one with the core?
J.P. Stewart - A new hobby: putting Windows XP in your car
Oct 09, 2005 at 3:42 PMThe movie is located at:
http://flum.se/pictures/dp.asp?i=DFAE799F6590429CAAAEC3E9354ADB7E
I will add more content to this site later on at:
http://flum.se/pictures/?i=13E623D917CF46DBBBAFAFF1B4A610CE
He has changed his setup just recently and I will update my site with some new pictures and videos as I get a chance to.
Rob Franco and team - IE 7 Security
Oct 09, 2005 at 2:13 PMDr. Neil Roodyn - Fooling around in Scoble's office
Oct 09, 2005 at 9:41 AM