Lighten up. Obviously it's tongue-in-cheek, warped, ham style humor. Most of the gear in that car is just for laughs, I doubt it's all hooked up, or even works. I got a good laugh out of it. On the other hand, if all that gear is actually in working order, that dude better lock his car up in his garage, or someone will break his window and steal it.
A vacuum cleaner is a good way to destroy your computer, as it produces lots of static electricity from the movement of air up the intake tube. That's why this guy was using compressed air, which is the right way to get rid of dust around a computer.
Actually I think Vista was started from the Windows 2003 Server code base, so it's more than just a tweaked version of Windows XP. Also they changed things from a security standpoint, so apps that require you to run them as the Local Administrator may not work. So Vista is probably more secure, but in order to do that, breaking some apps was necessary.
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Lighten up. Obviously it's tongue-in-cheek, warped, ham style humor. Most of the gear in that car is just for laughs, I doubt it's all hooked up, or even works. I got a good laugh out of it. On the other hand, if all that gear is actually in working order, that dude better lock his car up in his garage, or someone will break his window and steal it.
A vacuum cleaner is a good way to destroy your computer, as it produces lots of static electricity from the movement of air up the intake tube. That's why this guy was using compressed air, which is the right way to get rid of dust around a computer.
Actually I think Vista was started from the Windows 2003 Server code base, so it's more than just a tweaked version of Windows XP. Also they changed things from a security standpoint, so apps that require you to run them as the Local Administrator may not work. So Vista is probably more secure, but in order to do that, breaking some apps was necessary.
So what.. if Intel is going to compete with AMD, they need to make a 64 bit version of the P-M chip. AMD already has a mobile Athlon 64.