Oh, happy day!
I managed to get the "monster" finished and sent by about noon.
I have been noticing various aches and pains that are likely associated with sitting in an office chair for many hours during the work day. It would be nice to find an inexpensive way to configure my computers and monitors so as to be able to raise and lower them, depending on my mood and state of health.
The DNS problem I was experiencing with the domains I "resell" apparently was not solved, the fact of which was announced by the passage of 26 hours with no change in behavior when accessing the respective domain web sites. That problem has been solved, but now I've run into a problem that involves the version of PHP that I'm "allowed" to use, which is older than what the software I want to run requires.
Le sigh.
What was the good news today?
Well, I'm getting back in the swing of things. I read Andy Weir's Artemis and enjoyed it, and a couple more books have been started. In other news, I've gotten a good handle on the "Mnemonica" card stack (the dogs must think I'm nuts when I recite it as we walk), which I am doing to keep my mind in shape.
I am happy to be alive, and grateful.
Cheers...
Also posted at Dreamwidth. Comment here or there.
I have been noticing various aches and pains that are likely associated with sitting in an office chair for many hours during the work day. It would be nice to find an inexpensive way to configure my computers and monitors so as to be able to raise and lower them, depending on my mood and state of health.
The DNS problem I was experiencing with the domains I "resell" apparently was not solved, the fact of which was announced by the passage of 26 hours with no change in behavior when accessing the respective domain web sites. That problem has been solved, but now I've run into a problem that involves the version of PHP that I'm "allowed" to use, which is older than what the software I want to run requires.
Le sigh.
What was the good news today?
Well, I'm getting back in the swing of things. I read Andy Weir's Artemis and enjoyed it, and a couple more books have been started. In other news, I've gotten a good handle on the "Mnemonica" card stack (the dogs must think I'm nuts when I recite it as we walk), which I am doing to keep my mind in shape.
I am happy to be alive, and grateful.
Cheers...
Also posted at Dreamwidth. Comment here or there.