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[catslash]

Emergency trip to mall today, as my computer apparently did not feel the need to acknowledge the connection to my cable modem. I optimistically decided that the problem was the cable, so it's constantly falling out of the jack on the laptop and I've figured for a while that it's kinda broken but have lacked interest in spending money on a new cable.

Bad news: New cable is even worse fit, which forces me to admit that the jack is what's fucked up (which I secretly knew while firmly ignoring it), and that plus the unresponsive CD-ROM and a host of random other things are really going to require a trip to get it fixed in the near future. (Shame I don't drive, iarwain, because otherwise I would totally use the excuse to make the trip out to Nashua.)

. . . or maybe I'll just look into getting a wireless router. Do I have to do that through my ISP, or can I get one and hook it up myself?

If I do THAT, I will not be like my neighbors and blithely leave my network unlocked and leechable. :D

Good news: I was drawn to Borders by the irresistible force of books, and located a copy of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. (Yeah, that's right, I got it before you can order it on the Internets. Go, brick and mortar?)

The look on the cashier's face when I set it down was fantastic.

Comments

[new-world-smurf.livejournal.com]

No, you can do the wireless thing yourself. It's pretty easy.

In other news OH CHRIST MUST EVERYTHING BE FUCKING INFESTED WITH THE UNDEAD??

[catslash.livejournal.com]

Oh, awesome. I will definitely look into that, then.

YES IT MUST. I am pleased to report that, thus far, it is not blindingly stupid like I feared it would be. If that helps.

[cacopheny.livejournal.com]

You may need to write a review of it (or review as you read, or something) because I am terribly curious, but as I do not LIKE Pride and Prejudice, I will prolly never buy it myself.... XD

[catslash.livejournal.com]

I couldn't even make it through P&P. P&P&Z is much easier to pay attention to. Not just because of the zombies, but because it throws the original material into sharper relief. The contrast lends it more interest.

[caruso.livejournal.com]

Pride and Prejudice . . . and Zombies? I'm intrigued!

[catslash.livejournal.com]

Oh yes. :D

[vivien]

I had the drivers for my CD-DVD ROM go completely missing and I had to muck about with the registry, which was terrifying! But I did it! So maybe I can help.