Monday, January 15, 2001

New Hun-Speak -- 6:38 pm CST, Update by The Master

A.T. has put together another Hun-Speak, "It's the ads, Stupid," with his take on the whole GameFan/GCA/UGO gaming networks and their cutting back/termination. This is the first in a multi-part series, so give it a read and wait anxiously for that next edition!

Bleh -- 5:26 pm CST, Update by The Master

Welp, our main man A.T. is going to be away from things for awhile, so while he's gone, I'll probably be covering more of the day-to-day news on The Haus. Don't be surprised if the volume slows a bit, my work schedule doesn't allow me a lot of time during the day for updates. I'll try to keep on it tho :-)

A.T. Hun comments: A word of advice: take great care when fiddling with running snow throwers. Otherwise you might have to learn to type left-handed for a while.

Sunday, January 14, 2001

Bleh -- 9:24 pm CST, Update by The Master

Since it's a dead news day, I figured I'd throw up some thoughts on the latest E-ad on TV. Have you seen these IBM ads on TV lately? Oh, now you know it's time to call IBM. Blech. Lemme tell ya folks, in computing it's a dang cold day in hell when somebody can come into your shop and fix ALL your problems right now. Heck, our bandwidth problem at my place of work took a solid month to fix, and that was with the installation of a couple of switches. Gimme a break.

Pondering the Imponderable -- 7:32 pm CST, Update by A.T. Hun

Just when you think things couldn't get less interesting . . .

I've been trying out my new CD burner recently. I made a couple of compilation CDs of my favorite bands (namely, Dokken and They Might Be Giants). The software that came with the drive, a Sony CRX140E, is a little convoluted, but it's powerful once you figure it out. Of course, no paper manual or even a PDF was included. Two days ago I found a nice PDF manual on Sony's site for it. I have no idea why it wasn't included on the install CD. The best part is now I actually have decent backups of my important files.

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