Another Day, No Air-con
Another hot day, and another day of no air conditioning on my floor at work. Fortunately, I managed to decamp again to another floor. Unfortunately, I had to make the odd sortie back onto the heat box floor to gather bits and pieces. Man, now I know how a roasting chicken feels. They tried to help the situation by placing industrial strength fans on the floor, but all that did was change the over from "bake" to "fan forced". I presume it must be great for the body to be in a continual state of sauna. Can you believe that some people even stayed in it to further cause?
Tonight, in an effort to maintain family togetherness, I am attempting to do a self connect to Broadband. What joy. I like to think I'm technically savvy, however, I am not organisationally savvy. By this I mean that all the paperwork I had, which includes all the set up details, I've magically misplaced. This of course means that I stomp around the house trying to find any remnants of the paperwork. Being the technical guru that I am, I also had disconnected all the old dial up capabilities, so then I had to reconnect it all, and try yet again to get to my old account (where all the new account details were sent - go figure). You have to love new technology don't you.
Now its time to reminisce. In the good old 1980's, I used to be ahead of the game in all technologies. I had one of the first CD players. I could work the video recorder. I was the main man when it came to anything IT. I even had an IBM 8088 PC with a Hercules Graphics Card. These days, its taken me a year to upgrade from my old 486 to a Pentium spec once I blew up the motherboard, whilst all the while toying with the idea of getting a Mac, and also complaining to the family that we didn't need a new computer because I had to sit in front of one all day anyway. Selfish aren't I. Lucky the kids are still young!
Ciao for Now, Angry Dad.
Tonight, in an effort to maintain family togetherness, I am attempting to do a self connect to Broadband. What joy. I like to think I'm technically savvy, however, I am not organisationally savvy. By this I mean that all the paperwork I had, which includes all the set up details, I've magically misplaced. This of course means that I stomp around the house trying to find any remnants of the paperwork. Being the technical guru that I am, I also had disconnected all the old dial up capabilities, so then I had to reconnect it all, and try yet again to get to my old account (where all the new account details were sent - go figure). You have to love new technology don't you.
Now its time to reminisce. In the good old 1980's, I used to be ahead of the game in all technologies. I had one of the first CD players. I could work the video recorder. I was the main man when it came to anything IT. I even had an IBM 8088 PC with a Hercules Graphics Card. These days, its taken me a year to upgrade from my old 486 to a Pentium spec once I blew up the motherboard, whilst all the while toying with the idea of getting a Mac, and also complaining to the family that we didn't need a new computer because I had to sit in front of one all day anyway. Selfish aren't I. Lucky the kids are still young!
Ciao for Now, Angry Dad.
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