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		<title>little computing milestones</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[the sudden realization that you're windows free and not jonesing]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>there&#8217;s some microsoft offer to sell windows 7 to students for $30, and since my email address looks rather studentlike, i briefly considered getting in on this.</p>
<p>i was just about to fill out the form when i suddenly remembered: i don&#8217;t have a single computer that runs windows anymore. work mac laptop, mac mini at home, and 2 old unix laptops. i guess i could upgrade my xp that runs in parallels but i&#8217;m too worried it&#8217;d blow away the rest of my partitions in the process. i only use it to test sites in obsolete IE versions anyways.</p>
<p>for the curious, the machines are:<br />
- work laptop, macbook pro. i take it home though since the border between work and not-work is sorta vague in my life<br />
- home mac mini. hulu, netflix, bluetooth keyboard that reaches the couch fine. it&#8217;s basically the cable box replacement. i just upgraded the ram on it so i should see if it can run games at all, i think i have an xbox controller hooked up to it with drivers installed. i should see what i can do with that<br />
- circa 1999 thinkpad, running ubuntu. it can run terminal just fine, but attempting to run a modern gnome gui causes serious lag. i use it as an always on personal subversion server, and since it sits at work, to show most recent server errors from the logs in streaming format<br />
- circa 2002 sony, running ubuntu. default home laptop, doesn&#8217;t run movies too well but is a pretty good machine otherwise. usb wireless since this was the last model laptop to not have a built in wireless card</p>
<p>i don&#8217;t have a gaming pc anymore. it&#8217;s fine, i don&#8217;t really have time to play games enough to justify the investment in one, and when i do game it&#8217;s usually just dwarf fortress, eve, or xbox, none of which require a omgwtfsuper pc.</p>
<p>besides, it&#8217;s not like there&#8217;s any space to put a gaming rig in the apartment. i&#8217;m still juggling to find a way to keep my clothes semi-organized</p>
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