I'm using a Dell computer to type this post. My personal LAMP servers are Dells. In fact, I usually refuse to purchase any computer that's not made by Dell.

Why is this? It's because of an old statistic I discovered a few years ago: 100% of working computers in my house were Dell, and 100% of broken computers in my house were HP, Toshiba, or something other than Dell. In fact, I once got a Compaq laptop, which died within a week. My replacement was a Dell, and it's still going strong.

Of course, this statistic isn't true anymore. My dad has an Acer Chromebook, and it's obviously not Dell. In fact, I really like the little netbook (I also think that Dell should make a Chromebook). Also, my new PC (which is about two days away from being complete) doesn't use any Dell hardware, and I'm going to make 100% sure it works.

So, yeah, I'm a Dell fan. If anybody asks me for help choosing a computer, I say Dell. If I wasn't building my own PC right now, I'd get a Dell. But, I predict I won't be thinking this way much longer.

So far, when I think something is the best and should replace all of its rivals, I've gotten over it. For example, I thought Linux was the only worthwhile OS for a very long time. I still think it's the best, hands down. But, Windows 7 is also a great OS, and I actually like it better than some Linux distributions (such as Fedora).

Why am I posting about my love for Dell? Because I have little else to post about.

In news related to my DIY PC project, UPS has confirmed that I should have my replacement motherboard Wednesday.