Apple can have a field day with the latest Microsoft commercial.

But let's wait and see for their approach towards the situation.

I for one hope they will maintain their integrity in the matter.

They sure don't want to be like school in July... no class.

Chris writes of an ad slogan for the iPod touch, "I know this is an intentional misuse, but I just have to bring it to your attention." See for yourself:

Como dije desde Junio de 2008 estoy trabajando en Cuencas Mineras Television como informatico y responsable de Conti (un streaming de TV) pero creo que casi nunca he hablado en el blog de ello. Pues hoy es el dia, hoy os enseñare mis dos niños que tengo que cuidad o mejor dicho los favoritos que mas tengo que cuidar y mimar todo lo que pueda...

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It is not like both Microsoft and Apple have millions of dollars to get their message out- so to not be biased and follow up on this post, I must post the Apple ad below. Both ads get the Dumbworld seal of approval.  Mr. Apple or Mr. Microsoft: please feel free to pay handsomely for this service.

Your Kind Servant,

Blak Rik Rubin

COD4 was released today, which means that it is finally possible to play COD4 on Mac OSX. I was beginning to think that the day would never come, but alas, here it is! It is temporarily out of stock on Amazon.ca, so you might want to look elsewhere for it at the moment. I wonder if any local stores would already have it in stock...

I can't believe that a month has gone by already. I was right when I predicted that I would be too busy with readings to play another game haha. I wish it had come out in the summer time!

Amazon.ca : COD4 for Mac

I'm a PC-- and Hey! I wear glasses too.

 OK-- I'm also an apple.

update: Come to think of it- when I am an apple-- I get a lot more chicks.

Sincerely,

Blak Rik Rubin

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For some reason I have been talking a lot about Macs and PCs and Microsoft lately. Well, that's because these subjects have piqued my interest. And that's usually what I write about. It is easier that way.

Unless you have been paying more attention today to, oh, the death of the investment bank or the multiplicity of disheartening financial news, you may have noticed a little snippet in the press about the new "I'm a PC" ads.