Benjamin Linus Hur
October 12th, 2006So, how are things going, you ask?
Things are going well. Everything seems to be working. I have activated my Windows. The USB is working. In fact it’s working better than before. I’m not sure if I ever mentioned this, but I couldn’t transfer files from my camera to my new computer. The USB connection would seemingly work and it would recognise the camera, but I just couldn’t access the files. Also the two USB ports on the front of the computer weren’t functional. When I opened the machine I found that the wire from the ports to the motherboard hadn’t been connected. Pretty amateurish of the people who built the machine I have to say. I guess they just forgot to plug it in. I didn’t dare to do it myself at first, worried that I’d kill the motherboard. But when I put in the new hard drive I decided to plug in the USB wire too. And now it’s done. And the USB ports on the front work. And I can access the files on my camera when I connect it. So I no longer have to plug it into my old computer and then transfer the files from that computer to the new one. All in all quite nice.
And my glasses have been fixed too. You might remember that the frame broke. I’ve been walking around with a little rubberband fix. But now it’s all restored to its former glory.
So basically, everything has been going brilliantly since the initial computer failure. Good thing I didn’t kill myself, eh? Hah.
Well, my jaw is still hurting. That’s the only negative thing. Maybe I’ll have to go to the doctor with it. It kept me up last night until I took a painkiller.
My new desktop picture is this. Before the reinstall I had the one with the ladybug on my finger. I figured it was about time that the goats got on my desktop. So I can smile everytime I turn on the computer. I considered this one as well. But Mads won out in the end. Now that the computer business is almost done (just have to move some last files around) you can expect new playground pictures soon. I taught Mads a trick. I can’t wait to show you.
And that, as they say, is that.