The ants in Las Vegas are addicted to Advil. That’s the only explanation I have for how, at the hotel here, that armies of ants came crawling out of the wall, streamed right up to my bottle of Advil and went inside of it. They have a problem. They won’t admit it. But they do. You haven’t lived until you’ve seen the inside of a bottle of Advil 1/4 full with piles of ants. Damn bugs.
Having been using the “gold” version of Windows Vista for a few weeks, I am pleased to announce that it’s pretty good. It’s not buggy in any major way. There are, however, various device issues. I’m not yet satisfied with the compatibility of games and Vista but I suspect that by the time it’s generally available, the video driver makers will have provided some decent updates.
Most of the first two days we’re spending time talking to Microsoft about some of the cool features of Windows Vista that are not very well known.
Posted by Lord Zelo on January 8th, 2007 at 5:50 am
Advil has a sugar coating on the outside so that it doesn’t taste bad in your mouth if you have to hold it there for a second. One of the smarter medicine companies I think.
One of the smarter medicine companies I think.
The ants in Las Vegas are addicted to Advil. That’s the only explanation I have for how, at the hotel here, that armies of ants came crawling out of the wall, streamed right up to my bottle of Advil and went inside of it. They have a problem. They won’t admit it. But they do. You haven’t lived until you’ve seen the inside of a bottle of Advil 1/4 full with piles of ants. Damn bugs.
Having been using the “gold” version of Windows Vista for a few weeks, I am pleased to announce that it’s pretty good. It’s not buggy in any major way. There are, however, various device issues. I’m not yet satisfied with the compatibility of games and Vista but I suspect that by the time it’s generally available, the video driver makers will have provided some decent updates.
Most of the first two days we’re spending time talking to Microsoft about some of the cool features of Windows Vista that are not very well known.
Next up, fun with USB flash drives..