“Big wheel keep on turnin’, Proud Mary keep on burnin’… Rollin’, rollin’, rollin’ on the river…”
comics and animation, dining and cuisine, everyday glory, games, geekery, movies and TV, music, news and info, science and technology December 12th, 2007Another cold day in the valley.
Last night’s Scion game was fun. And, just for the record: It’s much easier to play a game – or at least to know what your character is capable of doing – when you have your character sheet with you. Last night, I even had a backup: I had the .pdf version and the paper character sheet.
After the game, I went home and fought with technology: ‘Nine has an ATI 9600 All-in-Wonder video card in it. With such a card, I should be able to run a coax line from the cable jack into the card and… watch TV. The operative word in the previous sentence is: “should.” Instead, ‘Nine keeps giving me the finger driver errors. Between uninstalling drivers, downloading drivers, rebooting and testing, I think that I spent a couple of hours trying to find a workable configuration. The operative word in that sentence is: “trying.” But, I have nothing but time and opportunity… and the nigh-limitless knowledge of the Interweb… available to me. I shall prevail.
This morning, I partook of an ancient ritual known as “sleeping in.” It was good. After observing the hygiene rituals and deciding on today’s attire, I was on my way. The way that led to the door of the Giver of Frozen Mocha Goodness. And then, on to work! The day has been good: I put in a suggestion for some test hardware and am putting together a small, two-system network for a Windows Server 2003 test environment.
Tonight, I need to do some cleaning and then I think that I will save the world… or at least Paragon City.
Stray Toasters
- Today == Wednesday
- A == New Comic Book Day
- B == Sushi Wednesday
- I had Ika, California and Seattle rolls today.
- A + B = C
- C == Happy Rob
- Chocolate Jesus Crunchies – the official cereal of Pope Groovalicious
- James Bond Films for the George W. Bush Era
- In going between OS X (Defiant) and WinXP (DS9), I keep having to remember on which side of application windows to look for the maxmize, minimize and close buttons.
- Terry Pratchett has rare, early-onset Alzheimer’s
- Catch a falling star and
Put it in your pocket
Save it for a rainy day - US soul pioneer Ike Turner dies
- The 5 Users You’d Meet in Hell
- Stupid Technology Tricks of 2007
And that’s a wrap.
Namaste.
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