Ladies and gentlemen, the unthinkable has happened (well, not so unthinkable really): my laptop has died. Sadly this may mean no chance of further blog or photo posts until I return. Given my stellar record so far it may not be a huge loss but its rather a bummer as I was about to put up a bunch of Bryce and Zion pictures. But alas fate has intervened.
I will of course be tinkering with my laptop trying to fix it but so far it does not look good. I'm posting this from my new phone and while the typing experience is surprisingly good for a 4" keyboard, there's still no way this could work.
Fortunately our trip is otherwise going quite well, despite some annoyingly persistent rain (it really does seem to be following us around). We're in Georgia now, heading down to New Orleans next.
So friends, wish me luck and email me if you want to keep in touch!
About Me
- Oshyan
- I've been a "computer person" since I was a little kid. My father was a programmer and I grew up around them. This has served me well through the years, with my computer knowledge being responsible for the majority of my jobs. I now work as the Business Manager for Planetside Software, a small 3D software company. I get to work with movie studios and places like the California Academy of Sciences, so it's a pretty cool gig. I'm also fascinated by technology and even though I'm not doing IT as a day job anymore, I try to keep up-to-date. My day-to-day life is permeated so much by technology anyway that I can't but think and comment about it constantly. I'm an obsessive product researcher, which I hope can be of benefit to others as I share my experiences deciding on particular product purchases. I have a complicated relationship with writing. It's difficult for me to get started, but once I get going I usually write a lot. The problem with that is it can take a long time to go from the start of something to where I actually publish it. I'm working on that bit though, and hopefully I can build this blog up to something worth reading on a semi-regular basis.
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