I’ve been pushing the 80GB limit on my Thinkpad for some time. I just noticed that XP seemed to accumulate a lot of temporary files in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\temp . I wasn’t sure how to get rid of them, but found a program that makes it painless: Ccleaner.
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Recently on daviding.com
- 2008/06/07 Bike tour: Pape - Midland - Kennedy - Unionville - 7 - Warden
- 2008/06/04 Mike Stern, Lionel Cordew, Tom Kennedy at 55 Bar, NYC
- 2008/06/03 Vegetarian Korean dinner, NYC
- 2008/06/03 The higher view from Times Square, NYC
- 2008/06/02 49th Street, 8th Avenue to Madison Avenue, NYC
- 2008/05/31 Baby raccoon on neighbour’s porch roof
- 2008/05/29 Grocery shopping on bike from Riverside to Chinatown East
- 2008/05/25 Larger family cemetery gathering, Mount Pleasant
- 2008/05/18 Rainy LowKong cemetery visit, Scarborough
- 2008/05/14 One day in New York: Chelsea to Times Square
- 2008/05/04 Paul DeLong Quintet, The Rex
- 2008/05/03 Jane’s Walk, Lower Don Lands Tour
- 2008/04/19 Speeches and Karaoke at the Lowkong Spring Festival dinner
- 2008/04/10 TDSB Spring Festival Concert, Massey Hall
- 2008/04/01 Wartenfels ruins, above Fuschl am See, Austria
- 2008/03/18 Water risks and perks in Tampa
- 2008/03/14 Kamppi to Ruoholahti, Helsinki centre
- 2008/03/11 Biking through Peking University, Tsinghua University, Renmin University
- 2008/03/10 Sanlitun, Beijing
- 2008/03/10 Haidian district, Beijing
Listening queue
- Ian Ayres, “Super Crunchers and the Power of Data”, Econtalk, 2007/10/22
- Stephen Baker, “The Numerati: Marketing by the Numbers”, Marketing Edge, 2008/08/04
- Bruno Frey, “Happiness: A Revolution in Economics”, MIT Press Podcast, 2008/06
- Scott Rosenberg, “Dreaming in Code”, Get Illuminated, 2007/02/13
- Robert Frank “Economics Education and the Economic Naturalist”, Econtalk, 2007/10/15
- George Lakoff, AfterTv, 2007/01/16
- Steven Levy, “The Perfect Thing”, Get Illuminated, 2006/12/04
- Tom McCraw, “Schumpeter, Innovation, and Creative Destruction”, Econtalk, 2007/10/08
- Richard Epstein, “Property Rights, Zoning and Kelo”, Econtalk, 2007/09/17
- Fred Brooks, “Collaboration and Telecollaboration in Design”, OOPSLA, 2007/10/24
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