Why did people ever decide that working for other people was a good idea? I mean, seriously? Now, it’s so totally the norm that it’s damned near impossible to escape. Maybe it wouldn’t be so bad if it were people working directly for someone so that all the decisions are made by [...]
Archive for November, 2006
Work sucks
Posted in Journal, LJ Import on 27 November 2006 | Leave a Comment »
My computer works again…. Well sorta
Posted in Journal, LJ Import on 8 November 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Ok, here’s the really warped thing. I’m using the P5A instead of the miniAT board. Why? Well first off the miniAT is apparently FUBAR. It doesn’t boot every time I tell it to, and seems to just generally speaking have issues.
Why only sorta? Well it seems that the particular configuration of the particular version of [...]
Oh! And another thing: I birthed an alien species the other day
Posted in Gaming, Journal, LJ Import on 7 November 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Actually two. But the Prahnilans aren’t very interesting. They’re just a preindustrial 12 legged intelligent crayfish.
The Lemrhykûns, on the other hand are very interesting. For starters they’re cute.
They’re a popular Sweetian pet. Native of its woodlands. I’ll describe it to yas:
To start picture a flying squirrel. Now make it about 4lbs, and ½yd long. Now [...]
Another webcomic addiction I forgot to post
Posted in Journal, LJ Import on 7 November 2006 | Leave a Comment »
This is an excellent and muchly funny comic that ought to be read by people who like to read things that are good, and entertaining. If you like angst and drama and all that boring crap you’ll absolutely not like this.
My PC has bitten the dust
Posted in Journal, LJ Import on 7 November 2006 | 2 Comments »
Well, after many years of faithful service, my computer must now have invasive surgery to continue working properly.
My good ol’ ASUS P5A mainboard’s CMOS has gone FUBAR. I could continue using the computer in this condition except that:
Certain programs involved in playing of music files and netradio streams are now in a sort of fast [...]
