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New Tech Needed
So, I think I’ve touched on some of what I do, and I’ve certainly begun an interesting transition from one career to another. That being said, Im doing all of my work on a rundown laptop. I’m not sure what I need, and some people have asked me to do an Office Tour or a Desk Tour, and that may happen, but first thing is first: I need some more firepower.
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A New House
If I (and we) had the luxury of blogging full time, we might have began this blog almost a year ago, when we started looking for a new home. A crazy hectic year later, after looking and searching, we bought a beautiful 100-year old redbrick farm house in Ontario, Canada. I think we were too caught up in the looking, and research and just the work of buying that we didn’t even stop to think about recording the entire process.
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The Music Collection (Part 1)
Ever since the big move – and really, even the smaller one I had some 5 years prior to that – my music collection got shuffled, moved, put away, disordered and all together messed up. Theres no order, no rhyme, no reason. Some CDs are on a shelf, some shelves are on different floors and some CDs are even in an old Filing Cabinet. What a Mess.
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What is a Home Network and How to Build One
Do you remember the very first telephones? If you’ve seen the grainy black and white footage, you remember a bunch of operators sitting in one room, patching people through to who they wanted to be connected to. Thanks to technology, our phones connect themselves. Even cooler is that many different devices can communicate with each other when connected to a central hub. This hub is a Network and you can build one for your own house very easily
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My Home Network: Mark I
When We finally get settled in after purchasing our newest Old home, we had some serious planning to do. This house is OLD. Build in 1908, its over 100 years old, meaning it predates a lot of the niceties that we enjoyed back in the downtown Loft. Most notably, for my purposes, we the lack of proper internet. Let’s be clear: this house DOES predate electricity.
