What could you do with an extra 256 megabytes of memory? Why do I ask? Because to run windows xp it's recommended to have 256 of memory. That's just to run the operating system. Windows vista is going to need how much? And that's just the operating system, no photoshop, or other memory hungry programs.

I mean that memory could be used in other ways. For example on graphics. One thing though with linux is though the tools arent' as good. But one thing if someone writes tools for linux then they better understand how such tools work.

I finally beat X-men legends. It was a tough fight but I didn't have to revive anyone unlike last time. All the time I spend leveling my guys was worth it. However, it was disappointing that the customes weren't unlocked after I beat the game. So I can spend my time on the next game now.

Well, I'm a little disappointed. I bought world of warcraft to play with my friends, and the servers down. It's not my friends fault though. Thing is to play on the regular servers is a monthly fee, plus you need to have high-speed internet. Though it might be to play on the regular servers, as I want to start a guild as viral marketing thing.

So I been having trouble installing wow. First the technical support guy had me run some tests. Then he wanted me to clear my web history. Then he wanted me to uninstall a program. So I finally got it too work. Thought it might be a bad disk.

What is Opengl? It's similiar to directx but it's cross platform such as linux, windows, and I believe macs. See the next version screenshots here. Why should you care? Because if your into linux, and you need an graphical application such as cad, opengl can do that.

So I've ordered WOW and the Burning Crusades expansion. I got a 25 dollar certificate off from my credit card and got free shipping on it for buying over 25 dollars worth of stuff. I was surprised they didn't have WOW at wal-mart. One thing is I can play the game alot.

You know I saw an add for 1000 gold for 5 dollars. Why don't the gm's just sell the gold to support the server?

So James setup an account for me on the free server and I played for a little while on it. I got to level six. In like two hours. Thing is as you level it gets harder and harder to reach the next level.

One thing is I wish I could make games for the wii. Instead of sitting around one could do use the controller. I could see for example a video game set in okinawin after the Japanese invaded.

One thing with the server architecture, is that you can't put alot on the client's computer. Why? Because then there would be a hack for it. But too bad you couldn't give them half the information, kind of like an encription key.

Another thing is being able to setup a private server. I mean people couldn't use old computers as a server for private areas. Then have servers to moniter what happened on the server.

So I played a few games of naruto with mr. James. First I played against tempo with my deck. Basically, James ran out of cards so I won. Then he switched to his fire/wind deck, and I played his brothers water/lighting deck. He won because I got a really bad hand.

The problem James is having in tournaments is that he gets bad hands. So one thing I've thought of is writing how many times he shuffles by what card he gets. That way see if there is a pattern to how many times he should be shuffling.