Isn't it fantastic?  And now to search for or build the perfect theme.

Finally bought and finished Portal.  I have to say that it was one of the best games I've ever played. 

To tell the truth, I'm just happy to have enough free time to play a game.  Now if I could only get some sleep.

8GB of RAM is fantastic!  It's made it so that I no longer dread having to work on my 32-bit Virtual PC Version of Vista for all of my old apps that think Vistax64 isn't really windows.

This is my 5th attempt at reinstall.  Different errors every time.  This error is the most ridiculous.  Of course I have a compatible version of SQL server installed.  And yes, I followed every single step of the TF Installation Guide.

I don't understand why this install has to be so painful?  Why can't you just log in with an administrative password, shove in the disk, and say go?

"Too many tweets! Please wait a moment and try again.

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Really? Why do I keep paying for this service? Oh wait, it's free? Nevermind.

I don't know anyone that uses ODF for anything other than playing around.  Businesses don't want to mess with that kind of stuff.

In fact, I'm trying to convince some folks to use open office as an alternative to pirating MS office right now and that's not going very well. Office is so familiar to them.  It's hard for them to get their heads around the fact that they don't need to use MS Office to produce MS Office compatible files.

So if I had paid closer attention in TCP/IP addressing school I would have known that everything was A-Okay.

Part of the problem is that I've always connected into a router that was managed by the ISP.  This time I had to configure the router that connected into the gateway.  It was all so confusing.

Get Your Cyborg Name

Offline, I suppose you can call me Robby the Robot.

My ISP provisioned me with some static IP addresses for my business that are in one subnet with an "assigned router address" in the same subnet.  The "WAN Serial Address" for the router that they've given me is in a different subnet.  I can't figure out how to configure the router.

The assigned addresses are in a CIDR block a.b.c.d/26 whereas the gateway is in a.b.c.d/30.  I don't understand how to set it up so I can use the assigned addresses with that gateway.

Sweet. I just moved a Virtual PC from my desktop PC over to a 2008 server with Hyper-V.  There were no instructions for "importing" or opening the VPC, so I just created a new machine in the Hyper-V Manager chose the VHD file from the old machine and BAM it started right up.