I overslept this morning and missed church. So I’ll cheer myself up by stating what I did. I helped John Shook setup local area network between his laptop and desktop. “You are a genius!” he claims. I helped Bob setup Thunderbird to work with USC email. He had a Symantec firewall blocking access. I helped…Continue Reading…
Talk about putting lots of things into one post. First I went to Evergreen with Michael Stalcup and Theo. It was a very interesting sermon. Personal examples really help to communicate the message. Then I went to SIT (Sophomores-In-Training, I think we’re calling it) at Larissa’s. It’s the very last Spring Training session. Next we’ll…Continue Reading…
I’m typing this on my laptop in Mike Stalcup and Jon Lo’s room because I don’t want to be lonely in my room. It’s 3:32 AM, and I don’t want the day to end. It’s been great. Michael and Jon are messing with their computers, making Windows look like OS X or something completely new….Continue Reading…
Looks like this is today’s update. I’ll be installing it now. Size: 5.1 MB This update helps resolve a vulnerability in the Microsoft virtual machine. After you install this item, you may have to restart your computer. Once you have installed this item, it cannot be removed. More information for this update can be found…Continue Reading…
Just a warning to anyone out there who might read this page: namesdatabase.com is a scam. Don’t enter your email nor the emails of your friends. There’s nothing useful behind that page. They don’t actually have real information to give you. More info. Other sources. And yes, they send you spam.
I forget where I read this, but I’ve been wanting to blog about it since last Thursday, when I first started researching about Ruby on Rails. It’s an awesome language, though I haven’t had a chance to code in it yet. It’s fairly new, and version 1.1 was only recently released. I emailed my computer…Continue Reading…