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Okay, in absolutely awesome news, John II is made of win and my backup so far seems to have worked perfectly. Still getting used to things like working speakers and a screen that's kind of aweing in size (seriously. I keep having to jiggle the text around--everything else is fine but text. And it's very, very bright.)
But fic! Safe! Email! Safe! Music! Safe! Some--er, other stuff! Safe! Even my firefox settings were there, and seriously, I just--John and I are very happy.
I will continue to purr at him while trying to get my screen down to a slightly darker shade of blinding white. Cause man. This is very, very white.
But! It's all pretty! And--other stuff. Still finding and reinstalling programs and firefox scripts, and um, basically, happy.
*infatuated* He's so pretty.
But fic! Safe! Email! Safe! Music! Safe! Some--er, other stuff! Safe! Even my firefox settings were there, and seriously, I just--John and I are very happy.
I will continue to purr at him while trying to get my screen down to a slightly darker shade of blinding white. Cause man. This is very, very white.
But! It's all pretty! And--other stuff. Still finding and reinstalling programs and firefox scripts, and um, basically, happy.
*infatuated* He's so pretty.
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From:I'm sure you won't find it too difficult to get used to working speakers and a huge screen. Really, I think you're up for the challenge. ;)
On a slightly related note, I love the name for your computer. I think I have to name mine. Hmmm.
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From:*g* The screen is teh same physical size, but man, the *resolution* is odd. I'll get used to the small text, but definitely--disconcerting. But in a good way!
Names are good. Easier to yell when computer is not acting well. *nods firmly*
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From:http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/display_change_screen_resolution.mspx?mfr=true
Usually you can make the screen dimmer by holding the function key and using the arrow keys, or other keys with the little sun icon.
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From:And congrats! New toys, especially shiny expensive ones like that, are always wonderful.
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From:But not tonight. I am immersed in the Shiny.
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From:OMG the multitasking I can do! *breathless* I'm just--gah. So *cool*.
What kind did you get?
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From:but jesus, I have 2 gb of ram now. up from maybe 128 mb. i can actually run other programs at the same time i run azureus! *radiates joy*
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From:Laptop are totally made of win.
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From:I toned it down a little, but man, it gave me a headache at first.
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From:One of these days, I am going to run out of fictional computers. Alreayd my flash drive is Seymour (after Lafortunata) and my otehr external HD is Ianto ('nuff said).
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