Last week, I have successfully re-built a HP Netbook(110-3017TU) with Ubuntu Netbook Version 10.10. No troubles at all, that is bit hard to find the way to enter the BIOS. All I need to do pressing 'ESC' key on the start of machine.
The Complete Steps are listed followings:
1. Download iso from Ubuntu
2. Prepare a 2GB free space USB Drive
- I suggest you prepare a completely empty one. There may be wiped all your data.
3. Follow the instructions on Ubuntu website about how to burn the ISO into an USB drive
4. Plug your USB into 110-3017TU
5. Turn it on
6. Pressing 'ESC' key
7. You will be in BIOS menu.
8. Select the boot sequences of drives
9. Select USB drive
10. It will enter the installation screen

Then there is nothing hard to do, just follow the instructions. It will works. All graphic and sound functions are working, even I tried to plug-in a 3G modem. It still works fine!

Yesterday, I found there is a new option in my status in Facebook, "Question". That is actually a function to setup a poll in facebook. That sounds fun. But I am wondering many people will think this feature is useful. Because Facebook is to connect people, not to collect others people ideas.

According to CNET report, Android 3.0 won't be open source. Google said Android 3.0 is not ready to customize yet. I am not agree with Google. Maybe, changing Android 3.0 will be a bad idea. It won't work as well as its design. But philosophy of opensource is diversity. Opensource community will develop a number of ways to use Android 3.0. They can be good or bad. Definitely, they will be never to be think of inside Google.

Reference:
Google not ready to share Honeycomb source code (CNET)

I found there is a program ,Androidify, to create you own android character. This is very fun! You can make the character tall or short, fat or slim by using your fingers. Moreover, you choose the clothes, shoes ,hair style and skin tone too! That is very interesting. Lastly, you can post your character to facebook!

Last year, I built a diary application which is a "by-product" of learning .Net Serialization. I thought that is not a very bad product. But I started to use it for logging my tasks at work. At the same time, I picked up some bugs, such as Calendar does not bold the date with the entry. Moreover, I found some areas can be improved. For example, I added a "New File" menu option.

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