An article on the Buster controversy.

This is almost enough to restore my faith.

This entry comes courtesy of asciident, though most of it has nothing to do with.. her?

Way over on linguaphiles, they're discussing handwriting. And asciident said that she thinks most people who complain about their handwriting are modest, something else, or unwilling to put in the effort to change their handwriting.

( Cut for being long, boring, and somewhat angsty in parts. )

Uh-oh...

So, I finally bought me a router. And I got it *all the way home* before I realized that I need ethernet cables for it to work. (It also can function wirelessly, but I need a something-or-other for that too, I believe)

I don't have ethernet anything. My modem plugs straight into my laptop or the big computer via a USB cord.

And I paid too much for this router, I know, I know.

Dang it.

So I haven't opened the box yet. I want to be able to return it if, say, one of my friends (or my Uncle Gabriel) should pop up and offer to send me a decent router with all the necessary accoutrements.

In other news, I'm apparently scheduled to take a CPE tomorrow at noon. There's no way. I'm babysitting tomorrow at noon. Besides, I'm fairly certain that I'm exempt from those or something, so I have to fix this. Damn mail service, fucking up when I get news of stuff.

And it's link tag!

I stole these links from griffen.

One on words and feelings and bullying.
One on a similar theme of tolerance, and real family values.

And here's one I found all on my own. You don't need to view it, of course :)

Hm. Link tag. I wonder how we play that...?

Hey, question.

I'm pretty sure this isn't possible, but the less I have to buy, the better.

Is it at all possible to have one computer hooked up directly to the modem, and the other hooked up through the router?

Edit: All right, all right, all right. Unless you can guarantee me a new modem if it blows up the old one, I'm forgetting this insane idea.

I would like to officially apologise for my computer ignorance

However, on the plus side, I remember the vast majority of what I'm told, so your efforts are not in vain. Thank you.