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caffeinated daydreams coffee-sweetened imagination hello? by ray on january 21, 2016 · leave a comment i forgot this was here. that’s a bold lie, i’ve thought about posting something many times in the past couple of years, but the thing about doing stuff is that they never get done if you just keep thinking about them. i’ve learned an intimate lesson: i am very simple minded. facebook twitter google email print boobaries & maters by ray on june 29, 2013 · leave a comment the blueberries are starting to come in. this morning’s haul. admittedly, they’re still pretty tart. also some lettuce, tomatoes, and black basil. been living off it for the past week or so. come at me zombles. facebook twitter google email print tagged with: garden • nature • tasty like a kid by ray on april 9, 2013 · leave a comment nothing makes me feel more like a man than seeing how childish i have been and nothing brings me back to childhood like looking forward to where i go facebook twitter google email print tagged with: moving on • studying • stumped computer upgrade part 3 – all’s well that ends well by ray on february 23, 2013 · leave a comment everything eventually turned out fairly well. let’s go down the list: received my new mobo, and it was not doa this time. amazon replaced my filco keyboard with a brand new one that doesn’t smell like soup. reassembly of my rig went without a hitch. was able to stuff my previous compy parts into a mid-tower to give to a dear, dear friend. finished reading vol. 1 of saga (gosh it’s awesome). and last, but not least, finished that triple monitor setup. wheeeeeeeeew! i need a new hobby. i was surprised by a couple of things as i was putting the computer together. the first is that they’ve changed the pin format & configuration between the intel processor and the socket. there are no more pins on the processor itself that you can accidentally bend, making it unusable. instead there are contact points on the processor, and the pins are inside the socket and coming at a very horizontal angle, making them very hard to bend. it’s such a better design. the other thing is just how fast ssds boot up. i guess i shouldn’t be surprised by that – i knew what they were capable of. i’d just never experienced it before. so from a cold boot – with the power completely off – it brings up my windows 7 desktop with all start up programs loaded in a little under 30 seconds. amazing! not only that, but the general speed of opening and running applications and transferring files to external usb 3.0 drives is much faster too. no conflicts within the case. the only internal component i didn’t end up upgrading was my 1000-watt power supply. fortunately i future-proofed that 6 years ago with ample sata and pci-e plugs. the new corsair hydro cooler does an amazing job – with the processor overclocked to 4.5ghz, i can keep all the fan settings on low, which makes the whole system very quiet. no more tornadoes blowing around in my case. i just hope that neither of the tubes starts to leak… and finally that gtx 680 really is a monster… they just keep getting bigger and bigger. for being the hottest running part, it stays relatively cool. i’ve kept all of its three fans running at full speed. mostly because i can’t figure out how to change their speeds, but it’s probably a good idea that i don’t. so all’s well that ends well :) hopefully i won’t have to upgrade it for another 6 years, but you never know. if you can count on anything, it’s that i’ll probably keep going overboard with each upgrade. it’s a disease – i can’t turn it off d: that being said, the upgrades i have now are very practical on a daily basis. especially the nvidia surround. i was a little bit iffy about having a triple portrait display, but the upturned monitors makes viewing documents and webpages a ton easier, as i can now see 2x (maybe more) the content i used to be able to. also the aspect ratio turned out as i’d expected – around 6:9.5, which is just about the standard widescreen ratio. 1080p videos are looking excellent on it, if a bit grainy. i just sit a little further back and it usually sharpens right up. hehe it’s kind of a dodgy solution, i know. you can’t win ’em all. so achievement unlocked: computer upgrade 2013. that’s all folks! facebook twitter google email print tagged with: compy • success computer upgrade part 2 – … *sigh* by ray on january 23, 2013 · leave a comment in my previous life i must’ve done something horrible. it’s the only explanation for all these setbacks. the events are too uncanny for them to not be a product of karma. well, it didn’t all go bad. the assembly at my student’s place went pretty smoothly. his parents seemed amazed at how complex yet straight-forward the guts of a computer are. this particular student wasn’t as interested in it as i thought he would be (he was wafting back and forth from his laptop playing games and half-listening), but his younger brother took a great interest. so much so that his mother is giving him a budget to build his own tower. i won’t say how much, but my parents never would have given me the same amount for anything at that age… anyway, the above picture was taken later that day after i’d brought my rig back home – i’d only done the assembly there and hadn’t wired anything up. plus i wanted to remount a few things and tidy it a bit. after that i plugged it in. and guess what! turns out the motherboard was doa :) i’d never gotten a doa computer part before. it was all very new and exciting. no it wasn’t – it was awful d: it took a while to figure out that my old power supply wasn’t the culprit. on the plus side, amazon is pretty amazing when it comes to returning and replacing defective items. they’ll be sending me a new one tomorrow while i send this one back. that wasn’t so bad right? i mean defective products – *pffsh*. that must happen hundreds of thousands of times to people every day. but wait, there’s more! i had ordered a new filco mechanical keyboard last week (for $125 d:), and i unboxed it just this morning. i hadn’t used a mechanical keyboard since my dad set me up with an ibm model m back in the late 80s. so this filco… it. feels. amazing. i type faster on it than on any of the membrane keyboards i have. they all feel muddy in comparison. there’s no way i can go back to them now, and yet… i will have to for a short time. why is that , you ask? after i came home from campus tonight, i made some soup (chicken & wild rice if you must know) and planned to eat while reading some emails, as i often do. yeah, you know where this is going. i plopped the bowl down, imed a greeting to one of my friends (relishing every mechanical clickity clack as i did so), and picked the bowl back up for some anticipated face stuffing. only the soup was swishing around the bowl and my hand didn’t quite have the right balance on the bottom. i only had a couple fractions of a second to contemplate this; do i: a) try to dance the bowl around in a balancing act at the risk of splashing it over a wide area of my work station? b) completely palm the bottom of the blistering hot bowl at the risk of just letting it fall from sheer pain anyway? c) just let it dump all over my exposed laptop? d) try to press it up against my speaker to stabilize it (because my other hand was clutching a mug at the time)? it’s a trick question – there is no right answer. they just all end in tears. nevertheless, i went with option d because it instinctively felt like the quickest thing i could do. the soup ended up splashing over the bowl. into the mesh of my speaker. onto the table by my laptop. and, yes, all over my brand new filco keyboard. my response? :d!!!!!!!! and then i quickly unplugged it and spent the next hour taking off the key caps, paper towel drying everything, and putting the caps back in place… only to find that the ‘n’ key stopped working. well. there’s only one thing to do in situations like these. amazon is pretty amazing when

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Domain Name: CAFFEINATEDDAYDREAMS.COM
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Updated Date: 2018-01-04T04:03:48Z
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