I play a lot of that great game that is Morrowind , being a great game it is quite needy in ressources, so I try to get my machine updated with the latest drivers to get the best of it.
But strangely the latest drivers caused textures issues in Morrowind.
So I mailed the tech support and the official answer I got was to stick with my old drivers.
I knew ATI drivers weren't the most reliable ever, but still...
Guess my next video will be a nvidia, why on earth did I buy an ATI in the first place anyway.

2 weeks ago, I bought the league of extrordinary gentlemen Vol. II by Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill, I was very eager to read it since I loved Vol. 1, having read lots of classic sci-fi when I was younger (Jules Vernes, HG Wells, etc), I could only enjoy those references to books that kept me awake during the late hours of the night.

But to my surprise Vol. II is taking place on Mars and was referring to characters I didn't know, after investigating a bit (a quick jump to some LEOG forums), I learnt that this was a reference to Gulliver of Mars by Edwin L. Arnold and the Mars Cycle by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
So I went hunting again on the web and discovered that great ebook ressource that is the blackmask site, tons of quality free ebooks, don't expect to find the latest novels though.
Having found the books I needed a support to read them, I had different choices straight from my computer screen, I could print them, or use the Jornada 545 I was given 2 weeks before for which I hadn't found a use for yet.
Obviously I went for the latest.

Now all I needed was a reader for my Jornada, I had tried the microsoft LIT reader that came with Win CE but wasn't convinced, so I gave a shot to the free mobipocket reader. After testing it for a while , Mobipocket is in my opinion the best ebook reader for win ce at this time, first it is free and you can find plenty of books in mobipocket format.
One of the most usefull option ot this reader being the full screen mode (the task bars are removed) allowing to take full advantage of the PDA screen.

So now fully equipped I could start my reading.