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      Last week I had to use Vicky's laptop briefly, which sadly runs Windows
      XP.  I was greeted with this monstrosity:
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      <img src="http://burtonini.com/computing/screenshots/oh-my-god.png"/>
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    <p>
      The baby Jesus is beyond crying.  For the curious, from left to right
      there is battery charge, wireless network status, InstallShield Update
      Manager, Java Updates, Windows Updates, Lastfm Scrobbler, Lenovo Client
      Security Password Manager, Bluetooth network connection (never used),
      Wired LAN network connection (never used), volume, ThinkVantage Access
      Connections wireless status, IBM Message Centre, Epson printer status,
      ThinkVantage Access Connections, Adobe Photo Downloader, GoogleTalk,
      Bluetooth status, QuickTime, Windows Security Alerts.  After 30 minutes of
      removing software and disabling some more, I finally got this down to
      seven icons.  I wish there was a way to disable Windows from showing the
      status of every network connection though.
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      <small>NP: <cite>Sketches of Spain</cite>, Miles Davis</small>
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