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No, not Bruce Springsteen. My boss, Joe Landman, was interviewed at SC09. Check out the video on TECHiNSIGHT.tv.

This is something I've wanted to get off my chest for a very long time. I buried it deep down in my soul, in my memory, for so very long, where it's eroded my confidence and filled me with guilt. But with all the controversy, I realize it's only a matter of time before my name comes out in print. It's only a matter of time before my family is dragged through the circus we call our national media.

To avoid this, I've decided to admit my actions and tell my own story.

Well, stressful issues have been very distracting from the things I wanted to get done this week (i.e. writing).

(Well, I can forget my keys. In the car. At the ice cream shop. With all the family waiting. But that's a different story.)

Okay. The boss said it was cool to order some delicious memory for my computer. I did this.

I've now received the memory, and with a few twists of a screwdriver, it's been installed. Here's the screenshot:

To see how it affects the box, I've started up all my memory hog programs: Firefox, NeoOffice, PandoraBoy, VectorDesigner, and MS Word.

I'm giving all you non-Mac people an opportunity to stop reading now. Don't say I didn't warn you.

(As this is a post about an Apple Mac computer, I feel I must apologize for the slightly superior, somewhat arrogant tone in my writing.)

OS X 10.5.7 came out recently, and I've been very eagerly awaiting it. "'Eagerly?'" you say. "How can you 'eagerly' await an incremental update to an operating system? What could possibly make you wait for something like that?"