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Leaving my desk for the night. My screen saver displays news headlines from the Post.
Taken for Day in the Life of... for March 20, 2006.
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I finally realize that I have a desk I could clean off and put things on to take photos of rather than just sticking with the floor ...
So sah damals mein erster Personal Computer aus. Compaq Presario mit 80486 Prozessor, 120 Mbyte Harddisk und mickrigen 16 MB RAM und Windows 95. Davor war ich ein grosser Amiga Fan und habe die PC Welt ziemlich belächelt da dort im Vergleich die technische Entwicklung einfach sehr langsam ablief.
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^^ avviso tutti gli occhi gentili che passano dal mio stream che sarò via per le vancaze pasquali e quindi non potrò postare per una settimanina :( ... appena torno passo a vedere le vostre fotine che mi lasciano sempre così *_* ... un augurio di buona Pasqua a tutti =) a presto
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When my friend and colleague found this old school computer I couldn't sustain my will to take this shot. It nearly asked for it ;)
The computer is remake of an Apple II for Bulgaria - it is called Pravets (or Pravetz)
I bought a new desk. This is a very big deal. The last desk I had I had for several years and was made by hand (designed even) by a friend. And it served me well for many years. And then it very abruptly stopped serving me well.
Suddenly, unexplainably (or was it me that changed?) it was too narrow, too deep, too tall, too GrrAllWrong. It began to really bug me. It hurt to type at it. I found I didn't even want to spend that much time in front of my computer (let's pause while you take in the gravity of that statement).
So I began to plot the new desk. It must be perfect but cost hardly a thing at all. It must meet all my needs. It must blah blah blah you get the picture.
And my new perfect and cheap desk began to take shape in my mind's eye in the form of two perfectly working filing cabinets supporting a perfectly funky door. (Hello? College?).
But it turns out that perfect filing cabinets cost about a hundred bucks each. And that perfectly funky door may have taken a turn towards a hollowed out hand-me-down from the whatever store down the road.
No. It was not perfect.
Last week or so I was in Staples and I decided to saunter down their desk aisle, just to see what was out there. And I saw an incredibly cheaply made L-shaped desk with my name all over it. I didn't care that it was cheaply made. It was perfect. Perfect height, perfect shape, perfect space....
And now it is mine. I pieced it together with the help of 7s and it's like a born-again work space. Super key: the sewing machine fits a top it, giving me my own little crafty space. I swoon.
And so I've been very happy.
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Still working, but barely! Please bear with me!
I spent most of the day on my back, resting, today. I had a wisdom tooth pulled last night and this morning I had an adverse reaction to the pain killers. This morning during breakfast I passed out. It took me about two hours just to make it over to the couch, where I remained for the bulk of the day. As the evening set in I made my way to our bad. Shortly thereafter Paige and mom joined me.
I had the iBook on the bed in case I wanted to use it. It wasn't open or on, so when Paige went to fiddle I figured there was little harm. At the very least, she'd get the "button pushing" out of her system. A couple minutes later Marna noted that not only had she opened it, but she had also turned it on and was bouncing around random applications. Let's just hope all our data is still intact.
Acer TravelMate 382TCi Ultra Lightweight
This is the machine we're taking backpacking with us to South America
My computer/laptop had to be taken in to be diagnosed and then hopefully repaired. I spent a good deal of time trying to solve the problem myself and learned a lot in the process. I am hoping the hard drive is not wiped out. I am also realizing how I should be better at backing up files and photos. I am going away for the weekend. I hope when I return I will have my computer back.
Hope to be back to posting and commenting more consistently next week!
A Bible and college textbooks sit next to a laptop computer.
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As tagged by Stuart of muffinresearch, here are some of my computer-related books. The rest are in an IKEA shelf in the other room (gems like the Perl Cookbook, Commodore 64 internals and Experimental 2D and 3D animation from 1987)