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I bought a used pink netbook from a friend of a friend. It was only $120. Yes, being a student kind of sucks with no money :) I can't afford this sleek MacBook Air. Acer Aspire One would do fine for me, I think :)

It would be very convenient for me on the road from now on. I would be able to call most countries by Skype, and surf facebook to waste time :)

I installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on it. I like it better than Windows XP. It felt kind of slow with Windows XP. Now it's perfect with Ubuntu. The only disadvantage is I don't have Microsoft Office application. Instead, I have a free alternative, OpenOffice. It should be OK. I am going to use this only for fun. Not for serious work. If I want to work, I will remotely log into my desktop from the netbook.

I am so happy I got this cheap, honestly.

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i know this is not exactly on topic, but i have a blog using the blogengine platform as well and i'm having issues with my comments displaying. is there a setting i am forgetting? maybe you could help me out? thank you.

I’ve been wanting to switch from established telephone service (Verizon) to VoIP (Vonage) for a while, and I leapt in with the release of the Linksys products. Here’s what I actually, really like about the Vonage service: Setup is a child's play, and PAP2 is small-scale, so if you are travelling to a location with broadband service, you can carry the package with you to make/receive phone calls. In addition, the Vonage service is full of characteristics that are either not free from the local telco, or would costed a moderate fortune every last month.

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