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'Puter on the mend

So my regular laptop is in fact fixable according to James. He has to order a few parts which should be here in "3-5 days". Whateva...so like, 3-5 days and 100 bucks poorer later, at least the thing will be back in order. It's a Compaq (shut up), and apparently the layout of these machines isn't particularly well thought-out.

So this week I'm on my work Dell, which is certainly good for surfing the web and so forth, but, well, it's tiny and gay. Not that that's a bad thing in of itself, but well, I don't do well with tiny keyboards.

Began piecing some music things in sort of a half-time thing I had together awhile ago, but finally worked out a somewhat tangible arrangement for. Problem? It's almost 13 minutes long (which, if left unedited, would be the longest thing I've ever done). Will revisit tonight, but I suspect this won't be usable for anything in its current state.

That is all.

Comments (4)

haha! you have a compaq.

oh wait, angie had a presario in college. it was a p.o.s. P3 running XP home with 256mb or RAM. yuck.


*shutting up now*

Dave McAnally:

Hardy har har

Yeah...it's the best buy 700 dollar special...I've actually had reasonably good luck with these things over the years.

And that Compaq in college was Angie's AND mine. I still have it (well, Drew does). It's now merrily running Linux and functioning as a download holding tank.

mike f.:

well, we're not using her's anymore. if you want it for parts, or want another one. it's your's for like um... whatever you think it's worth. I actually have ubuntu 7.10 on it. the only real downside, save a few bumps and scratches is that the battery doesn't hold sh*t for a charge. once you unplug it it shuts off. so the battery would need to be replaced. other than that it functions fine. and I did add another 256 of RAM a while back so it has 512 now. we're not actively trying to sell it, but if you want it. let me know.

Dave McAnally:

Thanks...we'll see how this shakes out with James fixing this one. I might take you up on it.

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