My latest hobby, black boys.
Hopefully tomorrow I’ll get time to go collect seeds from some local black boys for growing my own black boys.
My latest hobby, black boys.
Hopefully tomorrow I’ll get time to go collect seeds from some local black boys for growing my own black boys.
I am pleased to announce (even if I am only announcing these things to myself, but hey..) that I now own http://tombammann.org.
I’m relatively sure that everything should just magically turn into http://tombammann.org instead of http://tombammann.org, but who knows, really, I’m new to the whole domain name thing. I’m considering buying http://tombammann.com as well, just for fun, and having it auto-redirect to http://tombammann.org. The reason I chose a .org is because from what I’ve been able to find out, the .com and the .net are a little too business orientated for my personal site. Although the .org means an organisation, and I should technically be using a .name, who the hell actually uses the .name domain. Maybe when I’m a quadsquillionaire I’ll just buy every possible permutation of domain names involving the words tom, thomas, and bammann.
Before reading this post please note that I am only ranting on about my experience with Microsoft from over two years ago, and no doubt a lot has changed since then, and consequently I’ve possibly written some incorrect statements in this post. Please leave a comment below if there is anything you believe I have got wrong or left out.
In a previous post I bagged the crap out of Microsoft Outlook in regards to its lack of ability to be able to export data to a non-proprietary format. I did not include the full story, and Peeps has pointed this out to me. I will endeavour to shed some light on the limitations of Microsoft Outlook. Continue reading
Thunderbird is a stand-alone email client that is highly configurable, and a sinch to mangage all your emails. It’s capable of some very funky stuff. It’s better than Microsoft Outlook Express and Microsoft Outlook on so many levels. In fact, it’s better than Microsoft on any level, and I maintain it is THE BEST email client there is. Continue reading