no more band-aids
but not for long. I was just about to slap a shiny new 750GB drive into the laptop, tripling the room we have for stuff. It was getting a little cramped before, after filling the stock drive. The laptop also feels a wee bit faster, after jumping up to a 7200RPM drive. It benchmarks at about 50% faster for disk throughput. That ain’t bad…
this is google’s new tracking interface. they will know everything you think, at all times.
the eeg was really quite relaxing, aside from the fracking strobe lights. I almost fell asleep a couple of times…
I’m glad I don’t have much hair. Cleaning up the sensor goo was really easy after the test 🙂
when Telus hooked us up to TelusTV last year, they sent out a network tech to install the extra switches to drive the LAN that hooked the TVs up to their network. We finally decided to clean up the spaghetti they left behind. Our home network consists of a DSL modem, an Apple Airport Extreme base station, an ethernet-to-coax converter, and at least 3 5-port 100MB ethernet switches. I remember when it was simple to get a TV signal. I miss rabbit ears.
Sunrise over northwest Calgary, through the high tension lines along Stoney Trail and Tuscany Boulevard. I ditched the bike in a hurry to get these as the colours were changing so rapidly.