Must-have personal desktop apps, according to Hal 9000
by Sonja Thompson | August 12, 2010, 10:47am PDT | Image 14 of 17
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Moderator Well actually I like a Windows 7 Desktop quite a lot as well
The picture from the Sydney Harbor Bridge looking onto the Opera House.
I like that one so much that I've removed a copy from a Windows 7 system and loaded it onto a computer or two.
Even scarier when I go to peeve of some people by saying something like "Well as you are from Melbourne I'm going to place a Image from Sydney on your Desktop." They see it and like it. Worse they want to keep it.
What I should say is that Both Sydney & Melbourne have a ongoing competition with each other as to which city is the best.
Col
I like that one so much that I've removed a copy from a Windows 7 system and loaded it onto a computer or two.
Even scarier when I go to peeve of some people by saying something like "Well as you are from Melbourne I'm going to place a Image from Sydney on your Desktop." They see it and like it. Worse they want to keep it.
What I should say is that Both Sydney & Melbourne have a ongoing competition with each other as to which city is the best.
Col
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Moderator Well all I can say of Lime Wire is
To me it's as useful as
T1t$ on a Bull.
One of the most useless things I've even had the misfortune to use let alone have to install.
I only whet with it as it's the bigger Brother of 360 Pro which is what that customer had been using for ages and as he owns the place his computer is more of a Play Toy than a Work Station.
Col
T1t$ on a Bull.
One of the most useless things I've even had the misfortune to use let alone have to install.
I only whet with it as it's the bigger Brother of 360 Pro which is what that customer had been using for ages and as he owns the place his computer is more of a Play Toy than a Work Station.
Col
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