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  • Emergency Windows XP Computer Help Needed

    07/21/2006 7:30:18 AM PDT · by savedbygrace · 161 replies · 4,057+ views
    I need help. Windows XP SP2 on my computer will not start. Earlier this morning, everything was going great, then Firefox locked up while doing a Google search. Locked up tight, and I had to press and hold the power button for several seconds to shut down. Now, when I power up, everything goes well through POST until Windows tries to start up, then the screen goes black and all disk activity ceases. After waiting several minutes with nothing happening, pressing the power button for a fraction of a second shuts the computer down. I've tried booting to Last Known...
  • A Mac Owner’s Lament

    06/20/2005 8:42:07 PM PDT · by quidnunc · 121 replies · 2,101+ views
    The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ^ | June 16, 2005 | Pat Lynch
    Not since Walter Mondale suggested that he might raise taxes have I had such a terrible, sick, sinking sensation deep in the pit of my stomach. Things like the Michael Jackson verdict, using Christina Aguilera’s music to torture prisoners at Gitmo and the rising cost of gasoline are inconsequential compared to Apple Computers’ abrupt surrender to Intel. This is serious business. To put things into perspective, my devotion to the Macintosh is of an intensity similar to Paul Greenberg’s feelings for "the South." This has been going on since 1987. I think my first Mac was called an SE, and...
  • Opinion: Apple -- Here to Stay

    03/08/2005 12:06:04 PM PST · by r5boston · 1,048 replies · 6,594+ views
    MacCentral ^ | March 08, 2005 | Don Tennant
    Nearly a decade ago, just a few months after Microsoft shipped Windows 95, I asked Bill Gates if it was a conscious decision in the development of that product to give Windows more of a Mac look and feel. Of course I knew he'd say it wasn't, but I couldn't resist asking. "There was no goal even to compete with Macintosh," Gates proclaimed. "We don't even think of Macintosh as a competitor." That was a crock, so I pressed the issue a little. I asked him how he accounted for the widespread perception that Windows 95 looked a lot like...