That's IT. No more Hotmail. Or Vista.
Aug. 10th, 2007 07:03 amWhen I get to the house later, I'm going to find every website I still frequent that lists my e-mail address as the Hotmail one, switch it over to Gmail, and delete the Hotmail account. For something that's supposed to learn from experience, it's surprisingly stupid. No more junk mail. I get more junk mail delivered to my inbox every morning than Gmail gets delivered to its inbox in a month. Gmail actually catches the vast majority of the junk.
Anyway... -_-
Mom's stuff is still here, so she's coming home first before heading up to PA. I'm hoping she'll be tired and call to say she's napping before she goes. Then she'll probably wait for me. XD; I don't want to deal with the commute today. It just hit me it's going to be raining all day, and the ground is already saturated... and there's a stretch of Route 17 that floods when it rains. There's a slight chance I'll get an intelligent driver (and by that I mean someone who will take a detour and skip 17), but it's not very likely. I like going up with Mom. She knows all the little routes we can take and she takes them. Plus, I get food whenever I want, hee.
I think I'm gonna have to downgrade to Windows XP. Vista's pretty, but it has issues. I can't print because the driver is having issues, the driver for the tablet randomly goes missing, the software for the ZVM messes up in places, and Vista has this piss poor substitute for Word (a free version, I guess?) that does NOT listen to what I tell it to do and insists on saving to WPS format, even when I tell it to save as a DOC. And it has issues with my emulators. Dad said a lot of manufacturers aren't supporting Vista yet. It's not helping me if the things I use the most aren't going to function properly. I'm going to end up buying a copy of XP. Have to ask Dad about it when I get up there. He was trying to have both versions on his computer (he has Vista and wants to get rid of it too, but like me, he likes certain aspects of it), XP on a master drive and Vista on a slave, but he screwed up. He said something about having no internet, and some other things... he put the Media Center version of XP on when that computer's not equipped for it. 9_9;
I'll lose my Freecell stats, though. I've won nearly 300 games in a row. This version of Freecell is way better than the XP version because you can undo as many moves as you want, so if you want to start over without losing your game, you can. It's just an executable file, so I'll see if I can copy it over to XP. Inkball, too. I have a feeling Inkball won't work, though. ^^;;
Anyway... -_-
Mom's stuff is still here, so she's coming home first before heading up to PA. I'm hoping she'll be tired and call to say she's napping before she goes. Then she'll probably wait for me. XD; I don't want to deal with the commute today. It just hit me it's going to be raining all day, and the ground is already saturated... and there's a stretch of Route 17 that floods when it rains. There's a slight chance I'll get an intelligent driver (and by that I mean someone who will take a detour and skip 17), but it's not very likely. I like going up with Mom. She knows all the little routes we can take and she takes them. Plus, I get food whenever I want, hee.
I think I'm gonna have to downgrade to Windows XP. Vista's pretty, but it has issues. I can't print because the driver is having issues, the driver for the tablet randomly goes missing, the software for the ZVM messes up in places, and Vista has this piss poor substitute for Word (a free version, I guess?) that does NOT listen to what I tell it to do and insists on saving to WPS format, even when I tell it to save as a DOC. And it has issues with my emulators. Dad said a lot of manufacturers aren't supporting Vista yet. It's not helping me if the things I use the most aren't going to function properly. I'm going to end up buying a copy of XP. Have to ask Dad about it when I get up there. He was trying to have both versions on his computer (he has Vista and wants to get rid of it too, but like me, he likes certain aspects of it), XP on a master drive and Vista on a slave, but he screwed up. He said something about having no internet, and some other things... he put the Media Center version of XP on when that computer's not equipped for it. 9_9;
I'll lose my Freecell stats, though. I've won nearly 300 games in a row. This version of Freecell is way better than the XP version because you can undo as many moves as you want, so if you want to start over without losing your game, you can. It's just an executable file, so I'll see if I can copy it over to XP. Inkball, too. I have a feeling Inkball won't work, though. ^^;;