Forgot to mention: just after I printed my exam (I was one of the few people who typed it, which I think led me to type twice as much as anyone else wrote) I walked back to the computer and closed MS Word…which promptly crashed the computer. Like, Blue Screen Of Death crash. Good thing I printed first. That would have been a suck.
.:.
It feels good to be home. As soon as I got home I went and grabbed some lunch, and I realized it’s the first time since we moved that I had to chance to actually look at any of the new neighbourhood. I know it well enough so it’s not like things are a mystery, but I like the idea of discovering all the shortcuts and back alleys and hidden spots. Now I’ve just gotta find some time…
[tags]blue screen of death, st. lawrence market, toronto neighbourhoods[/tags]
Skirl | Dan Dickinson 
If it makes you feel any better, since I left a certain large Bank, and use my own laptop, admittedly with 2 megs of RAM, but obviously only natural sets ups from each of the apps, that not only have I not experienced the blue screen of death, I have never experienced a crash. I am sure it is co-incidence. Oh, and BTW I have no MS Office if that helps.
🙂
My large-bank laptop never ever crashes either. It was a lab desktop, so I assume it’s been beaten and infected by noobs. There was a layer of dirty fingerprints on the screen, so I’m thinking they’re mainly used by people who think you can control the computer by touching the screen. Hence, kablooey.