No. We are not kidding PrintWhatYouLike is a word. Look it up. We learnt it just today. We like English spellings too. It adds colour to our newsletter, don’t you think? Besides, if England invented English, who are we Americans to muck it up? Learnt, dreamt, burnt, smelt…wait, “smelt” is a fish and the past tense of smell.… Read More »
Do you like oysters? Oysters on the half shell? Oysters raw, steamed, fried, or grilled? Do you like your slimy bivalves dripping with cocktail sauce, or do you prefer them fresh out of the shell. Do you like oysters Rockefeller? Do you like oysters on a bun? Do you like McOysters? Do you like oyster pie? Do you… Read More »
Yo! I plead guilty. I have 297 software programs installed on this computer. I probably use maybe 40. Of the 297 programs I have installed, I’ve installed about 240 of them to test for this newsletter. I’ve sacrificed my beautiful desktop for you, dear reader. I don’t mind though, I have fun playing with new programs. Rarely, however,… Read More »
When is the last time you checked your Macriums? I was checking mine the other day and they had little red bumps all over them. I went to the doctor and she palpated them and told me I had a little macrium reflect. She told me to take two Advil every 4 hours and not to eat broccoli… Read More »
Microsoft has another security tool you can use to double-check your computer for viruses and malware. The free Microsoft Security Scanner is not a replacement for good antivirus software – it’s meant to be used to double-check your computer for undetected infections. The Microsoft Security Scanner is good for ten days – and then it expires. Why? To… Read More »
Today’s Cloudeight site pick has a good motto – and that motto is “OldVersion.com …Because sometimes newer isn’t always better”. I keep telling EB that. She wants to fire me and hire someone new … and younger. But younger isn’t always better either. With all the programs that have gone to the dark side and bundled up and… Read More »