PixlBit

One of these days, I'm gonna write a paragraph just like your last one about how I'm managing the radio station.

Today was an adventure in IT networking. Ok, not really.There was a simple solution that has caused a new problem, one that I can only think of a couple ways to fix. One is wireless and a password for only myself, the other is Bluetooth. However, given distance, obstructions, and possibly a lack of Bluetooth on my office computer, I think either wireless or just doing something my boss may not like (not saying I'd go behind her back at all, but it may become a necessity) are the only options. Or, if we get Wide Orbit to update our equipment, we could explain what they need to account for, as I was told today the university will not be handling that update, we have part of the budget set aside for Wide Orbit to handle certain things. 

Now, can you, with the help of Dora the Explorer, determine the issue? And then explain to me what you said, because I'm becoming increasingly interested in IT. I think my role as Station Manager is best described as part music director, part fedora hacker. 

Oh, and this is the perfect time to mention that you have done an amazing job with message deletion! So much more convenient than when the page refreshed every time. Can't thank you enough for all you do. Forums time.

It relates do my blog, and if it didn't, I wouldn't care. I like conversation about pretty much anything, as long as it doesn't become an argument. I'm a big fan of learning new things. 

When the Wii first came out, I thought the motion controls for Twilight Princess looked awesome, and would simultaneously make me look incredibly stupid, cause the first thing I'd want to do with that tech is swing a sword. However, I also thought, "what's to stop a company with a more powerful machine from just patenting similar tech for their hardware?" And that's one of the reasons I believe my Nintendo console purchases will end with the Gamecube. Hell, unless I buy a PS4, my console purchases are just done. ... But I really want a 3DS and a PS4, and I've become a lot less responsible about how I manage loans. lol

Good, I don't want any spoilers!

I'm glad people who saw it liked the performance, that makes me feel better. 

I was barely paying attention, and every time I looked up, Seattle scored. 

I enjoy it so far, but I am not as dexterous with the stylus as I thought. 

You could always use lack of time or disinterest as an excuse, but I'm glad you're not/didn't. 

You Californians and your connections to cool things, like Halftime shows and Disney (granted, a lot of SFA students go to Disney Land/World in college). Well, I'm coming to L.A. in May for a two-week course, so let's see what I can do.  LOL about Flea's pants, but he does come out in what he had on, sweat pants and no shirt, fairly often from what I've seen. I definitely agree that they should have had more time. 

And yeah, the Seahawks Tebowed the shit out of the Broncos. Sorry, man. 

I know Sherlock and another you mentioned are on Netflix, what shows do you like streaming? Personally, I'm stoked for House of Cards. 

I hate that people stopped watching at Half Time, that show was leagues above any other such show in my lifetime and easily the best part of the broadcast. 

I'll have to look at Youtube for ads I missed. So far my favorite is the hilariously poorly timed Bruce Willis "good game, huh?" hugs ad with Fred Armisen, who actually managed to humor me for once.

I was rooting for the Seahawks, but wanted Broncos to interest me at least. I got excited about those 8 third quarter points, then Seattle went right back to smacking them down. Dull. 

I had jimmy Johns before the game and some Wingstreet wings after. Had to order extra blue cheese and ranch to get the delivery order up to $9.99, which irritated me. 

I would more or less have the same list I think.