Okay, so this is has nothing to do with worms, but some guy in London decided it would to be fun to do a caterpillar dance across the streets while getting the bragging rights he deserved. Enjoy this brief lesson on aerobics and keep your jaws safe from smashing the pavement, which is inevitably going to happen if you attempt this.
With the long time introduction and refinement of Windows SteadyState over the years, network administrators or parents alike now have something that will satisfy their needs to create a safe shared computing environment without spending as much as a penny. It does this through two main functions, one being to control what users are able to do and not do on the computer, while the other are to keep the PC in its original state by discarding changes done by users. Ideal for usage in public or workplace computers, owners of said systems would no longer have to bear the worries of someone bogging down PCs with unwanted spyware or viewing otherwise inappropriate content. It would then be an understatement to say that Microsoft has truly outdone themselves, as this is something that will prove itself invaluable in many households and business networks over the long run.
Just when you think things couldn’t get weirder, the guys at Pull Ups made this new ad, most likely as a practical joke that somehow found itself onto the commercial line-up while they were carelessly goofing around in their offices.
