Azure Jane Lunatic (Azz) 🌺 (
azurelunatic) wrote2004-03-21 11:55 pm
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Computery goodness!
Well, Neo now has the brand-new NIC installed, and is sporting Windows XP. I still need to rummage around and find that extra cat5 cable that I didn't need to buy specifically but actually is what I needed for this, or go out and buy a replacement.
The other box has been officially dubbed Lord Mark, and we're contemplating putting a number of different operating systems on him. Perhaps four, actually. *ponders* Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and a Linux? Grunt, Gorge, Howl, and Killer. Killer's got to be the Linux. *snork* At any rate, we've figured out his problem -- he needs a brain transplant. That is to say, his hard drive is toast.
[Poll #266558]
Right now, Neo can only be on the network when my door is open and no one's tearing through the living room, because the cable is at just the right height to trip someone and send havoc crashing through the network (probably wrecking the switch and Tigereye's ethernet card because of the cables being yanked). *sigh*
I forsee a trip to Fry's Electronics very, very soon, like tomorrow afternoon.
The other box has been officially dubbed Lord Mark, and we're contemplating putting a number of different operating systems on him. Perhaps four, actually. *ponders* Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and a Linux? Grunt, Gorge, Howl, and Killer. Killer's got to be the Linux. *snork* At any rate, we've figured out his problem -- he needs a brain transplant. That is to say, his hard drive is toast.
[Poll #266558]
Right now, Neo can only be on the network when my door is open and no one's tearing through the living room, because the cable is at just the right height to trip someone and send havoc crashing through the network (probably wrecking the switch and Tigereye's ethernet card because of the cables being yanked). *sigh*
I forsee a trip to Fry's Electronics very, very soon, like tomorrow afternoon.
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Grunt... because that's what all the programmes under that OS will be doing.
What should the Windows 2000 OS on Lord Mark be named?
Gorge... because that's what that OS does on your memory cache.
What should the Windows XP OS on Lord Mark be named?
Howl... Because that's what you'll be doing when you get a systems error. It's darn hard to troubleshoot this OS.
But I agree, the Linux OS must be Killer.
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Grunt
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*high fives*
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Win98 deserves Howl - You'll be doing it most, and Win2K is worth grunting at.
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But then, I've been reasonably lucky dealing with Wintel machines (95 to XPP)
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Hmm.
I wonder what I could do to an OS to duplicate what the bloody Baron did...
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For Howl... hrm. Tune your firewall to scream, turn your event messages to pop-up messages for everything, and do painful things to the desktop. Et cetera.
Grunt -- have him initiate congress with other computers that he would never have ever interacted with normally.
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Grunt: Visit lots of porn sites
Killer: Un-install virus protection, and keep your e-mail address book in an accessible location.
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