FREE – Windows 7 Power Users Guide (via What’s On My PC)

Who can turn down a free ebook? Looks like this will be my evening reading material. Exciting life huh?

The Windows Power Users Guide is a MUST HAVE book to get the most out of Windows 7 that is for people of all technical ability. The book (now FREE as an eBook) was first published in 2009 by Mike Halsey (MVP).  Mike is also author of the famous book Troubleshooting Windows 7 Inside Out from Microsoft Press… The book contains 16 chapters and is a guide on how to get the very best out of Windows 7 from installation to configuration and advanced ope … Read More

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Avoid viruses, don’t open attachments

Avoid viruses, don’t open attachments, a photo by stevethomasart on Flickr.

Avoid viruses, don’t open attachments

Avoid viruses, don’t open attachments, a photo by stevethomasart on Flickr.

So is this Captain Malware?

Play GemCraft, a free online game on Kongregate

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Play GemCraft, a free online game on Kongregate. This is a fun game that I spent many hours on. It is fun to level up and play strategy games.

“Five”

“Five”, a photo by awhyu on Flickr.

Beautiful light. Isn’t it nice to know that there are many wonderful things in the world?

StorageSearch.com lists the top 20 SSD companies – Jan 2011 edition – StumbleUpon

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StorageSearch.com lists the top 20 SSD companies – Jan 2011 edition – StumbleUpon. This is a helpful list if you need to research SSD’s and thinking of buying one. Really almost any SSD will make a big difference in the performance and data safety of your work.

People with fast metabolisms have shorter lifespans MNN – Mother Nature… – StumbleUpon

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People with fast metabolisms have shorter lifespans MNN – Mother Nature… – StumbleUpon. I guess you don’t get something for nothing. Isn’t it funny that the things that we are jealous about in others are often nothing to be jealous about?

Sobs and Growls Come Across In Any Language LiveScience – StumbleUpon

Sobs and Growls Come Across In Any Language LiveScience – StumbleUpon. Interesting. Some communication always seems to be understood. I wrote a response to that in the comments.

Interesting that language is so rich isn’t it? We really communicate in many ways don’t we? ​http://chimac.net/2011/04/15/languages-​more-diverse-in-africa/