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Apr. 7th, 2002 09:00 pmWhoo-hoo! I have Photoshop! I love Photoshop! Yeah, I only have Photoshop 5, but I didn't trust this 2-and-a-half-year-old machine with 6. Besides, after having Paint Shop Pro for what, 5 years, Photoshop is LOVELY.
Update stuff: nothing new. My excuse for no graphical alterations has been nuked now that I have a decent image program.
But I'm wondering and hoping that someone who passes my weblog by will answer this: is it at all possible to get new memory, maybe even a new processor, for a Dell? I want to upgrade, but there is no way in hell I'm getting XP. It's a pain in the ass - you want to get a faster computer with more memory, and Microsoft forces you to get a new OS that eats up so much more memory and requires so much more speed that you don't notice the difference.
Maybe I should just wait out the last year of my warranty and save up for a Mac.
Anyway, Daylight Savings Time has reared its ugly head, and it's already 9. Yeesh.
Update stuff: nothing new. My excuse for no graphical alterations has been nuked now that I have a decent image program.
But I'm wondering and hoping that someone who passes my weblog by will answer this: is it at all possible to get new memory, maybe even a new processor, for a Dell? I want to upgrade, but there is no way in hell I'm getting XP. It's a pain in the ass - you want to get a faster computer with more memory, and Microsoft forces you to get a new OS that eats up so much more memory and requires so much more speed that you don't notice the difference.
Maybe I should just wait out the last year of my warranty and save up for a Mac.
Anyway, Daylight Savings Time has reared its ugly head, and it's already 9. Yeesh.
