Microsoft Outlook to Add MySpace and Facebook Integration - Mashable

CEO Eric Schmidt at World Mobile Congress: Google's Future is in the Enterprise - ReadWriteEnterprise

Nearly 75 Million People Visited Twitter's Site In January (comScore) - TechCrunch

More leaked documents reveal details of secret copyright treaty negotiations - Boing Boing

Windows Phone 7 Series: everything you ever wanted to know - Engadget

Concrete Egg Carton - Phillip Torrone

Can I have this in a Mac?

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Previously:
Documentary on Japanese Sushi, Sushi Pillows, Anime Bento: Anime you can eat

Woot! launched a contest last week where the challenge was to "modify a classic propaganda poster (or create a new one) for one side of the other in the pro- and anti-Microsoft conflict."  Here is the winner's gallery.  Enjoy!

Cheers to Boot Camp!  You know, because pretty blue screens are so much nicer to look at than those crummy 'dead mac' boot screens from OS9.


Dan Baxter writes, "I just finished all the Windows updates and rebooted like 5 times. Everything was great then I I clicked the USB devices icon listed in my computer and I got a blue screen." [via Cult of Mac]

Backstory
About a month ago, I was fed up with Windows. I hated having crashes all the time, security flaws cropping up every hour on the hour, having to pay for software, and everything else the closed-source community embraces (and by community, I mean industry). Two years ago, I tried to switch totally to Mandrake 10. This only lasted a week or so. The main problem? Lack of good package management.

I was told by a friend (noogz) that Ubuntu was a good distribution of Linux, so I downloaded the 5.10 Preview Release, and got it all set up. What follows is an account of all the steps taken until now. It is totally true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent (not really). Full story after the break!