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I stumbled across the latest net craze the other day: Google Whacking. It's where you put in
two search terms into Google and try to only
come up with one result. Fun stuff if you're bored, or up for a
challenge.
A new version of Crossover was released
yesterday, this time adding support for Windows Media Player 6.4. So now you can
play wma files in Linux. The program is really quite cool, as it also support
Quicktime and Shockwave files as well, which are pretty much the only reason I
go to Windows anymore. Unfortunatly for some reason, running Quicktime
totally freezes my computer, but that's not typical.
Laundry is definitly the worst part about college.
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