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According to this site here Micro$oft is going to stop the sales of Windows XP. No, wait - they actually DID so two days ago...

Get this: Basically all the world (at least those ppl who actually have to work with their PCs or know a thing or two about them) told them to take their Vista and shove it where the sun don't shine. Several big companies told them "Thanks, but NO THANKS! We're going on to use to use the safer/slimmer/more stable Win XP!".

I just thought I'd share this bit - an interview with Terry Pratchett that gives a little background story about my favourite author in the world and his most popular creation, the Discworld:

Well, I guess better late than never... :) I finally added a "links" section to brielmusik.de (to your right) - it contains other places where I'm active like myspace or vuze, links to pages of friends as well as simply funny or interesting links.

I was just checking a little background info about the comedy show "I'm sorry I haven't a clue" (BBC Radio - I got the idea for the two youtube video *bleeps* from there) when I found that this May the chairman of the show, Humphrey Littleton, had died.

To me Humph was "only" a witty old guy who could make me laugh tears when hosting that show, which was a parody on guest panel game shows - but I learned that for many people he's been one of the big Jazz legends.

You have to respect full blooded artists like him:

My second video example for the disastrous degree of the degradation of modern music - a "christmas" song, sung by three gay garden gnomes "Stony, Farty and Slimy":

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My very first selfmade youtube video. Actually my very first selfmade video period! XD

I hope you like it and have a little chuckle at it, but credit where credit is due:

LoL - usually I think that Spam, no matter in which form is only an annoyance and I barely take any notice of it. But today I stumbled across a banner advertizing green cards for the US that cracked me up:

Following the discussion with Brian Barker about Esperanto in the Karl Bartos comments I felt like watching the Great Dictator once more. And this final, timeless speach is one of the reasons I like the movie as much as I do - not just the comedy bits.