Archive for April, 2008

The Wayne Show Episode #24 

This show dedicated the the memory of Meow Meow

 

 

 

This episode dedicated to Meow Meow, Discussion about Microsoft. The music of DJ Schmolli, Ann Wilson, Munk, and Shelly Buffitt

 

 

 

 

 

 
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The Wayne Show Episode #23

Discussion about Microsofts yahoo take over, and Paypal browser wars. The music of Psykosoul, strangers in Wonderland, Tim Foley, and Beth Hirsch.

Enjoy

-Wayne

 
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Windows XP SP3 now set for April 29 debut
Ars Technica - 4 hours ago
By Emil Protalinski | Published: April 15, 2008 - 08:36AM CT Officially, Microsoft has been saying "the first half of 2008" whenever the company is asked to put a date for the release of Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3.
Windows XP SP3 To Be Released On April 21 eFluxMedia

Report: Windows XP SP3 Coming April 21 for OEMs, MSDN/TechNet ... DailyTech
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