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Compaq Presario – a User’s Review
Compaq Presario – a User’s Review
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Compaq Presario – a User’s Review
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Compaq is one of the companies lately that has gained a reputation for offering laptops at prices that are somewhat more affordable for the consumer. And if you are considering a Compaq laptop, a good choice may be the Compaq Presario V2000.
The Compaq Presario V2000 laptop is a lightweight attractive unit that features a great 14.1 inch screen and excellent battery life. It weighs in at only 6.1 pounds and is compact and easy to carry with you. It is worthwhile to spend the extra or so to upgrade to the optional 12-cell battery that lasts almost 6 hours.
This Compaq laptop includes a bright WXGA screen with a resolution of 1280 by 768 pixels. But you will not strain your eyes trying to read the screen, as it displays icons large enough to see and read plus includes an extra inch of width. Though not as tall, it is as wide as a standard 15 inch screen.
The keyboard is responsive to touch and hardly make any noise when the keys are depressed. The V200 also includes a lock button for the touchpad that prevents the cursor from wandering as you input your information. The standard version includes an optical drive, FireWire port, three USB ports, and a convenient six-in-one card reader. The six-in-one card reader makes it really easy to grab data from your camera or PDA.
Speakers are front mounted on this Compaq laptop and have a surprisingly full and robust sound. Volume control is located right at the top of the keyboard.
The hard drive and memory compartments are protected by grooved panels held in by screws, which are clearly identifiable on the bottom of the laptop computer. The computer also includes WiFi access with blue LED status lights that are located on the front.
Even if you do not travel a lot, the Compaq Presario V2000 will make a suitable replacement for your desktop PC, when it is used in conjunction with HP’s Xb2000 expansion base. The base serves as a notebook stand and port replicator and includes built in speakers. It can also accommodate an additional hard drive and includes a wireless keyboard and mouse.
This particular Compaq laptop is perfect for travelers and homebodies alike. But for those on the go, it helps that it is lightweight with an easily readable widescreen and long battery life.
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FlickrLeech is Temporarily Offline Pending a Censorship Issue Under Review
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I’m Houser, and I’m now a moderate on Flickr – Photo Sharing!
From the more bad news from your friendly Flickr Censorship Bureau, apparently Flickr has pissed off one of their most significant developers big time. Andrew Houser, the developer of the popular FlickrLeech program, posted on his Flickr stream yesterday that Flickr has censored 100% of his Flickr photostream. Not only is Houser a kick ass photographer and popular Flickr user in his own right, he is the developer behind what I consider the number one Flickr API application on the internet today.
FlickrLeech allows you to browse Flickr in chunks of 200 photos at once rather than require a member to page endlessly through Flickr’s own pages. I’m not sure if this recent move on Flickr’s part is some sort of retaliation against Houser because they don’t like how he’s using the API, but it sucks big time. I rated Houser’s FlickrLeech application the number one hack on Flickr in an article last year on the top 10 hacks on Flickr.
From Houser:
"I just received an email. I’ll save you all the long of it and sum it up with the following sentence:
"If you don’t apply filters correctly, there’s a very good chance another member will let us know – in fact that’s why we’ve taken action today. (No need to be upset – it’s every member’s right to let us know if they ever feel uncomfortable. Yours too.)"
I’ve had a couple drinks this evening, so I’m probably best advised not to convey my actual feelings on this matter. I am typically very careful to mark anything that contains any hint of direct nudity as restricted and anything that is close as moderate. I suppose I have a bit of a European view of nudity and the body, and think that the American puritanical double-standard is, well, ridiculous and hypocritical.
What this means is that if you are not a Flickr member and you have not set your Safe Search filter to Moderate, you can not see my work – ANY of it. Not my child. Not my landscapes. Nothing. How ridiculous is that??? It makes me almost want to close my account. It’s removes any possibility that people looking for my landscape work – local publishing editors, etc – can ever see my work. It is, in no mixed words, censorship."
Houser goes on to say that if Flickr does not uncensor his account this week that he will be closing his account and taking down his popular Flickr API app FlickrLeech.
Again, from Houser:
"I am one of Flickr’s longest standing paying members. I’ve been using Flickr since it was a Flash application! I have asked Flickr/Yahoo to assist me in moving my account from Moderate to Safe status and I will take whatever action I need to do in order to facilitate the change. If they fail to respond, I will be removing this account and taking down FlickrLeech – removing all support for this service – this week. "
Quite frankly, this sucks.
Flickr’s censorship sucks. As great a place as Flickr is for hosting photos, the ongoing censorship issue continues to be a huge pain in the ass. Whether it’s not letting Germans see boobies or taking down politically sensitive photos, or removing text that they disagree with in community forums it sucks. I’m going to be pissed if this action causes Flickr to lose FlickrLeech. I use FlickrLeech every single day as part of my Flickr experience. I’m also going to be pissed if we lose the great photography of Andrew Houser from the Flickr experience.
The other part about this this sucks though is that even if Houser’s account does get uncensored, it probably only will happen because he’s a popular user and people protested about it. Flickr censors thousands of other users every year who have little recourse but to either put up with it or close their account.
Flickr, do the right thing. Treat us like the adults that we are and unrestrict Andrew Houser’s account. You are stewards of one of the greatest collection of photographic imagery on earth. You owe us more than this sort of censorship.
Update: Although the censorship issue does not appear to be resolved, Houser has put FlickrLeech back online and added the following note to his Flickrstream: "I’ve decided to put FlickrLeech back online. I’ve received too much support over the few years it’s run to, in good conscious, pull it from people who use it. There have been enough infractions this week on what we can and can’t see, so I won’t add to it. I just will ask that you consider the censorship issues Flickr has to deal with – which, granted, are numerous and not easy to manage the traffic of – and urge Flickr to spend some time and money making the system better."
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