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Dullness, and Mac Goodness
Jun. 28th, 2008 04:16 pmMeh. Am in work on this lovely day, in an office with the air-conditioning turned off for the weekend and all the blinds drawn, presumably to stop passing ne'er-do-wells eyeing up the computers in the evenings when the building's empty.
And because the network shutdown and restart seems to have formed itself into the shape of a certain fruit, I have nothing to do until someone else can win in single-combat with the packet elves and restore our inter-office connectivity.
On the plus side, I've been distracting myself by going through some of the items in LifeHacker article "Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do", and also I cycled in to work today, which is the first time I've been on my pushbike this year. As a result of this tiny amount of unaccustomed exercies, I feel completely energised and raring to go!
Shame there's bugger-all to do. Maybe I'll feed the Gantt chart for today's plan into the sing-song voice on the MacBook and find out what it sounds like.
And because the network shutdown and restart seems to have formed itself into the shape of a certain fruit, I have nothing to do until someone else can win in single-combat with the packet elves and restore our inter-office connectivity.
On the plus side, I've been distracting myself by going through some of the items in LifeHacker article "Top 10 Things You Forgot Your Mac Can Do", and also I cycled in to work today, which is the first time I've been on my pushbike this year. As a result of this tiny amount of unaccustomed exercies, I feel completely energised and raring to go!
Shame there's bugger-all to do. Maybe I'll feed the Gantt chart for today's plan into the sing-song voice on the MacBook and find out what it sounds like.
