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TV-2009-10-28 #033
2 CommentsWindows 7 and much more
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Published on October 29, 2009 · Filed under: Podcast;
2 Responses to “TV-2009-10-28 #033”
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Yeahright said on November 2nd, 2009 at 9:19 am
I’ve found that PC-Mover has an infrequent habit of moving data that is unwanted. If you use PC-Mover on more than one computer there is also risk of data contamination (i.e. someones elses data on a completely different customers PC) Due to this behavior I’d only recommend it for home systems for personal use. Besides, Technicians should know only a clean install of software will result in fully operational software.
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ScottL said on November 2nd, 2009 at 12:36 pm
My favorite character on your weekly show is Carey Holzman.
I think it’s because he and I share similar views that the majority of people around us act like sheep in a flock.
I like to think that it’s because he and I are critical thinkers; something that seems to be lacking in many people.
The void in critical thinking is what makes marketing campaigns successful; notably Windows 7 and the Mac/Anti-PC ads.However, I suspect that Carey, like I do, sometimes pushes the envelope a bit too much and we forget that it takes all kinds to make a world and we need to be a little more understanding of those less highly-evolved as we are.
🙂Scott
