A few weeks ago, and I forgot to blog this, I found a CD-R in the middle of a pathway, its was on the walk back with Christopher and so walking back from school. And I notice this disk lying on the ground, now this may not seem very strange, but what was on the front of the disk made me think, humm what would be on this disk. Now I am now going to tell you what is on the disk.
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL BOLLOCKS....
I know, it is a strange thing to find lying on the floor on the walk back from school, but what the hell. And when trying to play this disk, it did work...after cleaning it with a special wipe and a disk scratch cleaner.
And to this day I don't know where that disk went, I put it down, and I wake up and I don't know where it is, but I did rip the 15 tracks from the CD to my computer. And there was 20 tracks on there. Some that are hilarious, and others well, there not so bad.
I have no idea why there was this CD on the ground but all I know is that it was there, it worked when I took it home, and it was a bit of a story. If you where the owner of that CD and where near Reigate area, please comment.
Tuesday, 3 April 2007
I Found it on the Floor
Monday, 12 March 2007
What Movie Does Your Computer Run?
Last night a friend of mine asked me what the big differences among Windows, OS X, and Linux are. After talking my way through it for a while, I thought it would be best to use an analogy to describe it. So this one's for all of you out there who are new to computers: think of your operating system as a movie. The way I see it, the following movies relate to the type of movie stated;
Windows - The everyday, nothing-special, run-of-the-mill movie. These are usually the movies that fill up the box offices that everyone goes to see, but don't really care about too much. Think chick flick, teen comedy, horror, and action movies. Tons of people see them (just as tons of people are running Windows), but the don't get good reviews, and really aren't expected to. Some of them will get a lot of hype, but then let down everyone who goes to see them. Your friends see them, your family sees them, they keep the movie industry going, providing most of the income at the box office.
