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Posted Thu, Apr 8, 1:32 p.m.
I sort of understand where this article is coming from (the trash cans at Disney World all say "Waste Please" on their lids, which is my touchstone to understanding the place.) I also understand Disney's pretentions to being if not a nation-state then at least a Kingdom. So it's all ...
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PC Magazine seems to love local company Laplink's PC Mover Windows 7 Upgrade Assistant, review here http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2353299,00.asp If you bought an XP computer within the last year, as I did, it's probably ready hardware-wise for Windows 7 but the idea of reinstalling applications and settings is daunting. Laplink's product is ...
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