If you struggle getting Windows XP installed on your legacy computer then you need Windows XP Fundamentals. Bink.nu has put together a nice screenshot gallery that shows the Fundamentals in action. If you are wondering if it will be able to run on your 5-year old PC that you have sitting next to the trash then check out these requirements:

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Everyone has seen the classic globe that can be found in nearly all classrooms around the World. One thing is for sure and it's that you haven't seen one of these in a standard classroom! This 4D globe is the most unique way to view the World that I have ever seen.

It may look like your standard globe because you can

The hardest thing about testing Windows Vista Beta 2 is not having a reliable antivirus solution that will watch your back. A little while ago Microsoft released a patch so that Symantec Antivirus 10.0.1.622 would work with Beta 2, and now they are doing the same thing for the free version of AVG.

I have installed the Free AVG on a countless number

When CNet polled their users to see what they thought of the Google Spreadsheet service some people thought it was great while others thought it was useless. I was, and still am, in the middle because certain features like collaboration are very useful but the Online spreadsheet capabilities are definitely lacking some of Excel's most powerful features. In some of my Excel spreadsheets

It was about one-week ago when I posted an article regarding the PhotoBucket Flock and Max had a very good question. He wondered if there was any way that I could make a Portable Flock and that got me thinking. Flock is based off of Firefox so I saw no reason why I shouldn't be able to get Flock to work with it.

I want to

An article making the front page of Digg and the effects on the website it came from is jaw-dropping to say the least. It effects everything from the obvious such as traffic to the not so obvious like new RSS subscribers and dedicated readers. From July 1st-July 10th, CyberNet News had 4 articles make the front page of Digg. For those that may be unfamiliar with