I’m apparently being punished
For what I’ve done to my computer
Yet all I’m guilty of doing
Is making it run better
With the invention of Windows 8
It became harder to move files around
I don’t have a touch screen
And I want my files easily found
I separate my files
Onto multiple drives
So when one crashes
Most my files survive
But the user directory
Is a pain to move this time
You have to go through odd steps
That don’t make sense or rhyme
But I went through it all
And was satisfied with the result
Until 8.1 came out
And threw me an insult
I cannot upgrade my computer
Because of this much needed move
Now Microsoft is punishing me
For throwing off their Emperor like grove.
Don’t get me wrong
I’m one of the few people I know
That actually likes Windows 8
And how its controlled
But there are things in this update
That should have been in there from the start
I need this update
To quell my computer’s heart
But yeah
That’s not how it works
Error 0x80070004 has come
Destroying these much needed perks
Screw you world
For making me conform
I do not want to do so
For I am my own storm
I will customize my life
To my best abilities
Your updates be damned
You Microsoft commies
I will work around your stupidity
And make this computer work right
For you have not heard the last of people like me
Because honestly, we are the ones in the right.
--Dan
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A Brainless Nod is a blog about love and life, passionately written using articles, poetry, and serial web fiction. We are Dan and Lisa, and we both enjoy writing immensely. We hope you enjoy this look at our passions, our life together, and our opinions. Posts are sporadic due to us entering college, but expect new stuff every now and then!
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Friday, November 22, 2013
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Things you can learn from a Kitten
I’ve always loved being an observer. Watching something and how it acts and surmising things about how it was brought up, or what makes it work. Its all learning and science. Its honestly so much fun.
When we brought home the new kitten, Nyx, we knew a few things, but had to guess at a few others. One of the major things was, out at our Aunt’s place, she said that some of the cats were vanishing without a trace. Fact is, she’s a farmer and kind of expects such things and didn’t give it a second thought.
When we brought home the new kitten, Nyx, we knew a few things, but had to guess at a few others. One of the major things was, out at our Aunt’s place, she said that some of the cats were vanishing without a trace. Fact is, she’s a farmer and kind of expects such things and didn’t give it a second thought.
Monday, November 18, 2013
"Great" Italian Food, Does it Exist?
The other day, Lisa and I went out to eat at yet another ‘great’ Italian restaurant. And yet again, we walked away completely unsatisfied and revolted at what we paid for. Maybe there are other factors at work, or maybe I’m just insane, but I have yet to have any type of Italian food that even comes close to what I can make out of a can at home.
From previous posts, most know that I am a decent amateur cook, but I don’t claim I’m the best. I can make some spaghetti that people absolutely love, sure, but I’ve always figured everyone could. Lisa and I watch Master Chef, and Lisa thinks I could be on that show, but I’m blown away by what those people can cook. But in the end, there’s the premise. Have amateur cooks make restaurant quality food.
From previous posts, most know that I am a decent amateur cook, but I don’t claim I’m the best. I can make some spaghetti that people absolutely love, sure, but I’ve always figured everyone could. Lisa and I watch Master Chef, and Lisa thinks I could be on that show, but I’m blown away by what those people can cook. But in the end, there’s the premise. Have amateur cooks make restaurant quality food.
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