blarg ...
9AM meetings are highly annoying.
Not as annoying as the Microsoft SQL Express Installer. Why does it fail if part one of its components is already installed? I can understand that the installer won't run while another installer is running. I don't agree with it, but I can understand the reasons for failing in that case. But when the SQL Native Client is already installed, the SQL Express installer bombs out.
In podasting news, there's a new episode of CAGcast, CAG standing for Cheap Ass Gamer. I like the CAGcast. The hosts, CheapyD and Wombat, are entertaining, but not quite entertaining enough for the length of their show. Of the four most recent, the shortest is 71 minutes and the longest is 118 minutes...
The Money Girl, at qdnow.com has been talking about Roth 401(k)s and the Solo 401(k) for the past few episodes. Not my cup of tea, but interesting none the less.
Been feeling a dull ache in my stomach most of the afternoon ...
Think I'll turn in early tonight.
Karak Fact #90 - I know how to tie a necktie in a Four-In-Hand knot.
Not as annoying as the Microsoft SQL Express Installer. Why does it fail if part one of its components is already installed? I can understand that the installer won't run while another installer is running. I don't agree with it, but I can understand the reasons for failing in that case. But when the SQL Native Client is already installed, the SQL Express installer bombs out.
In podasting news, there's a new episode of CAGcast, CAG standing for Cheap Ass Gamer. I like the CAGcast. The hosts, CheapyD and Wombat, are entertaining, but not quite entertaining enough for the length of their show. Of the four most recent, the shortest is 71 minutes and the longest is 118 minutes...
The Money Girl, at qdnow.com has been talking about Roth 401(k)s and the Solo 401(k) for the past few episodes. Not my cup of tea, but interesting none the less.
Been feeling a dull ache in my stomach most of the afternoon ...
Think I'll turn in early tonight.
Karak Fact #90 - I know how to tie a necktie in a Four-In-Hand knot.