Yes, my 12" Powerbook decided to eat itself the other night. They say children are the image of their parents, and this case seems to prove it. Annoyingly, it decided to croak at pretty much the worst possible moment for me. Pretty much giving me the middle finger. You see, it decided to bite the dust as I was finishing up what I would be teaching on Sunday which meant that I had to retype a bunch of stuff on Saturday. I wasn't pleased. The culprit of this catastrophic system failure? According to the computer demigods, The Steve and The Eric, my video RAM and logic board are kaput. Most likely due to the high levels of heat that have been associated with the laptops. It used to get extremely hot during gaming, video editing, even just having Microsoft Word and iTunes open.The sad thing was that it had just met it's new younger brother. Little Pan is new to our household and yet we love him so very much.
Let me introduce Panasonic's new 50" plasma TV displaying in 1080p. That right there is a little game we like to call Gears Of War which looks phenomenal in HD. I've also been playing Super Mario Bros. on it, in all of it's pixelated glory. The Koopa Troopas are like the size of my fist!Rachelle and I are back to sharing a computer at the moment. Sometimes I browse the internet on the Wii but that Opera browser on there has been a bit buggy. Hopefully I will soon be posting about a replacement child in the near future.
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Well really, Steve is more like an Oracle, and I am an acolyte. But we are still more devoted to the computer gods and thus they reveal their mysteries to us more often than the unfaithful.
Are you trying to say that I am unfaithful to the computer gods?!
Thems fightin' words...
I am one of those guys who attends the temple on weekends and has grand intentions of doing his devotions (Ie. finally getting the hell into outland) but the worries and cares of life have chocked and stunted the seeds of true devotion.
Ryan is more of the prophet figure.
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