Computer Geniuses?
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SkwerI
Treehouser
Hey Justin, I can recommend somebody to put a computer together for ya if you like. 
BTW, this thing is blazing fast! Everything is instant, like flipping a light switch.
BTW, this thing is blazing fast! Everything is instant, like flipping a light switch.
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
They have came up with more user friendly gizmos in last several years than Carters have little pills .
In a way I miss DOS ,I knew most of the hot keys of which I've long since forgotten .
Like I've said before though I have problems with just Windows XP pro on my home 'puter let alone 30 other operating systems at work which boggles my pea sized brain .
Can you imagine an old black powder relay electrician thrown into a bunch of rocket science.:what:
In a way I miss DOS ,I knew most of the hot keys of which I've long since forgotten .
Like I've said before though I have problems with just Windows XP pro on my home 'puter let alone 30 other operating systems at work which boggles my pea sized brain .
Can you imagine an old black powder relay electrician thrown into a bunch of rocket science.:what:
R
RIVERRAT
Guest
I can honestly say most everything I know bout puters I learned here
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
Squash, I can help you out in the cornpewter dept if you need it, in CDN funds with less shipping. I am happy to accept advice from Mr Yanna if warranted of course. 
sotc
Dormant hero!!
Sounds like you need to keep the livestock from surfing the dirty sites
cybergeek23851
I like cats...
It's cheaper to keep 'er north of the border, Justin. Just remember... no customs. 
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
yup, likely, but dont hesitate to speak up eh J! its a treehouse effort.
SkwerI
Treehouser
Steve told me it was the sheep... 
rumination
Migratory Hippie Arbolist
Thanks again to Paul and Leon. Now that I have my fancy new computer (with all my old data saved thanks to Jason) up and running, I wanted to copy over the pictures I've saved on my laptop since June. This includes all the pictures from the West Coast Climb. The Kingston thumb drive was perfect, just drag and drop the files and it worked just like another Windows folder without a bunch of extra crap to wade through (NO, I don't want your proprietary program to process/change/organize/fix my pictures). It took all of about 4 minutes to move everything over to the other computer.
Glad it worked out for you Brian. Sadly, I cannot locate my Kingston and needed to pick up another flash drive quickly before jumping on the transoceanic express so I just picked up a Sandisk Cruzer from Mal-Wart for $20. First item of business is to wipe all of the proprietary crap off of it...
rumination
Migratory Hippie Arbolist
Back to HK for the winter. I'll hit up the "Out of here thread" in a moment.
treetx
Traveler extraordinaire
Another HK jaunt?
That transoceanic express is way more interesting with a baby.......
Talk about an experience I am still trying to block out. We are going back to Germany with the crib lizard for Christmas.... now I get white knuckles and cold sweats when I see Santa of hear Christmas tunes
Have a good trip!
That transoceanic express is way more interesting with a baby.......
Talk about an experience I am still trying to block out. We are going back to Germany with the crib lizard for Christmas.... now I get white knuckles and cold sweats when I see Santa of hear Christmas tunes
Have a good trip!
rumination
Migratory Hippie Arbolist
Thanks Nate. It's got to be tough taking a baby on one of those looooong flights.
Paul B
I dig hammocks.
yup, hand them a bottle or something to eat and/or chew on, my parents took me across the atlantic twice before I was 3, that was their hint for travelling in the anti gravity machine.
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Yeah the pressure change can really hurt if you don't clear. It's probably the chief reason most infants bawl to the heavens while in the air.
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