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just some interesting news I found online…
not too much content this time (unless I get carried away again). couple of neat articles I read today (not the most trusted sources for news, but you have to make your own decisions… (both the things I started this [...]
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1st post from Chrome OS
Seems to be handling both the Java and the Flash with no problems, just a bit of formatting issues, as I cannot get it to change the default 800×600 resolution. Tried to watch a video on Hulu earlier too, took [...]
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Tagged Adobe, Aw, Chrome, Chrome OS, Chromium, control panel, display settings, Flash, Google, Hulu, IE8, Internet Explorer, Java, Operating Systems, resolution, screen saver, settings, Snap!, virtual machine, VirtualBox, VM, Win7, Windows 64-bit, Windows Operating Systems, YouTube
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