04 January 2007
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Mac Question. I need a little piece of advice: I am considering buying a notebook and the macBook or macBook Pro look very appealing; however I would probably put a Linux distribution on it so is it worth me spending on a mac book when I'm not going to use the OS X?
01 January 2007
Core 77 Boards > Psychology of perception
I was going through some of the archived mails.you had mentioned once about 'psychology of perception' as regards product design.it essentially means how people perceive abt products, what shapes their responses etc.Could you please suggest me some llinks
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Hi, i recently encounted a virus called a Trojan backdoor.generic.MUH. The file that is supposed to be the problem is called Win32.dll. I located this file and deleted it but everytime i restart my computerr the file returns and the virus is found again.
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