depended on it. Which is sometimes does. The CPU is conveniently
located within kicking distance and boy, its failure to perform even a
simple app really grinds my gears. I've seen better script reading at a
high school drama club. Not that I've ever been a part of a high school
drama club.
So now I am blogging via email. Somewhere in this post, assuming this
whole setup works like it is supposed to, you should see a screenshot of
my computer's latest endeavor at being more than just a warm pile of
silicon and plastic.
I realize of course that my government-owned Dell, had it been fortunate
enough to exist as a home PC, would probably be functioning like a
well-behaved, law-abiding computer. Unfortunately this machine is
hampered by a legion of network-administered programs designed
specifically to keep me from completing any useful task. A boot-up
takes twenty-five minutes. The network people know my Java isn't
working, but I shouldn't be using Java anyway, they contend.
Essentially, I am enslaved to a slave PC. It sucks. Anyway, we'll see
how this blog-by-email thing turns out. Maybe I'll do it more.
Oh, the Navy is also blocking Facebook as of yesterday. What's up with
t <<screenshot.jpg>> hat?
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