A milestone: 1024x768
A big change took place when I finally changed my computer screen resolution from my old standby of 880x600 to 1024x768
Doug's Views
A unique look at my world. Includes my interests and complaints
November 17, 2007
August 14, 2007
Tooting my own horn
Announcing makeovers of two of my blogs. Proving once again I have no life and am quite pale.
August 3, 2007
I've won a prize
A few months back I entered the Humanist Vision contest sponsored by the American Humanist Association. The challenge was to create a "commercial" about Humanism and post it on YouTube. There was prize money involved and the goodwill of the Humanist movement. See my entry here.
June 24, 2007
New home for this blog
This is the first post on this blog since I moved it to a new server. I moved because my previous host made it near impossible to maintain my blog
April 21, 2006
Sometimes computers make me feel stupid
To go along with a new home for my personal blog (the one you're reading now) I decided to upgrade my home computer too. I bought my current machine in 2003. It was a basic system built by a local shop. It had an Athlon XP 2200, 40 GB Hard drive, 256K ram, CD writer, and the motherboard had LAN, video, and sound built in. That machine was also when I upgraded to Win XP Home after about 5 years using Win 98 on a box I built myself back in 1998.
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July 16, 2003
Netscape is dead -
AOL announced the end of the Netscape Browser. It made Microsoft take notice and eventually was crushed by anti-competitive measures.
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