Don't wait on me - I don't even know if I'll be able to ride (knee is still sore, but only when I bend or straighten it). If its feeling ok, I'll try to catch up. Right (clockwise) outta the parking lot up to the ridge?
Don't wait on me - I don't even know if I'll be able to ride (knee is still sore, but only when I bend or straighten it). If its feeling ok, I'll try to catch up. Right (clockwise) outta the parking lot up to the ridge?
Didn't get to ride or work out last night :angry:. It's my own fault, though, I got wrapped up in setting up my girlfriend's brother's laptop that his parents are giving him for graduation. Dell Inspiron 6000, it's a pretty nice little machine and I snagged a $750 off cupon for it - free printer, too.
I hate, hate, HATE all the OEM crap that comes installed on the computers, though. Took me an hour and a half to clean all that s**t off.
If you want to avoid most of that next pass, buy it through the small business channel and specify XP pro. That way you don't get the come-fvck-me-ware.
No, actually, since XP came pre-installed with all the applicable updates, plus a good amount of software that was actually useful (not to mention all the drivers).
I usually go that route, but it probably would have added an hour onto the setup time to do a re-install. I just removed all the programs and downloaded a good registry cleaner to remove all the leftover crap.
johnbryanpeters said:
If you want to avoid most of that next pass, buy it through the small business channel and specify XP pro. That way you don't get the come-fvck-me-ware.
Actually, this did come through the small business channel and I did specify XP Pro . I removed as much optional software as I could but it still came with some consumer programs.
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