maclifer

Agreed. A friend just installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Asus 1000HE and it's very nice. I'm not a power user or Linux "geek" but have to say I love it. It felt great to completely blow Win XP off the unit... it became a completely new computer all over again after having it for 8 months. Really turned it into a new experience. Very fast. Easy to use. Chrome works beautifully. The whole experience makes XP appear even more ridiculously slow (and bloated) than i'd realized.

Oh, one last thing - Chrome is incredible! What a difference it makes - super fast, quick loading, no bloat. I loaded it at work on an older Win XP Pro unit and it made IE8 look so poorly executed. I've also used Chrome on our fleet of macs at home and am impressed with its speed.

What an unbelievably botched response for a company that wants to protect its reputation... wow. Their spokesperson looks like a complete idiot and by drawing such attention to this otherwise minor/nothing situation, they've reaped tons of bad PR.

The Steisand effect continues to live and flourish!

I meant to add kudos for that as well, thanks for mentioning that trickjarrett.

I thought that Steve Pavlina ended up writing some additional follow-up articles to his polyphasic experiment - make sure to read those, too. It didn't sound like something that would work for most people IMHO.

This is so cool to see! I'm looking forward to spending time in his blog to follow from start to finish.

I don't have the skill or knowledge to attempt a project like this, so I guess that means I have project envy at this point and will have to be voyeur. :)

This brings back lots of late 70's and early 80's memories.

What an excellent set of observations! I have been around and witnessed organizations going through the same mindset and pretty much watched the same tragic downfalls happen.

I personally witnessed this professionally in ministry settings as well as tech companies. Very interesting.

So, should we get something coordinated where many of us get free email accounts with SRJC as part of the address and then email the college telling them to kiss off?

Fascinating. I have never seen such dense development before. It looks beautiful and perfect, of course, until you start to jam everyone into it. :)

Wonderful! Saves the creepy looks from those who keep an eye on the office... now just bewildered looks.