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Originally Posted by vivaldirules
Exact opposite with me. For months I've been coming homing dead and almost going right to bed. It's sad when it's 6:30 pm and the only reason you're up is that it just feels too weird to go to bed before 7. Then I'm up at 2 am and ready to go, though I usually linger until 3 or 4.
EDIT: I just realized that I should quit my job and become a baker. I'm certainly ready for the work hours. And then I could get donuts every day!!!
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silly dog, that just means you're living in the wrong time zone ! you should move to paris. then you'd be on a much more normal schedule, and you wouldn't even have to become a baker. but you could still become a baker if you wanted to ; we love cake.
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Originally Posted by Patricia
I changed my broadband provider today and am now trying cable broadband.
Can I manage to get the wireless set up? Despite following all the instructions to the letter it won't work, except with the ethernet cable.
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Originally Posted by Patricia
After a whole day with a lot of swearing, I've managed to set up the wireless network and connect three computers and an iTouch.
If ever I have to do this again, I shall hire a teenager or something.
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ah, computer problems. easily the most infuriating, frustrating thing to deal with. i'm currently pretending that i don't get the BSOD several times a week (sometimes twice in the same day) because i just can't face trying (again !) to track down the problem*. you have my utter, absolute sympathy. i'm glad you finally got it sorted, anyway.
*known as the "ostrich" school of computer repair. the irony is that i'm actually the computer expert / tech support for several of my friends, and in fact i spent several hours last week installing various anti-malware apps on my neighbor's computer to get rid of the really annoying adware she had managed to pick up. i guess it just goes to show everything is relative.