It got better

The migraine I worked up to all day at work kept me from running out to get the wireless card for the laptop, so I haven’t gotten that setup at all yet. I tried to just add the access point to the existing network but I’m having a problem with that. I didn’t think it would require a crossover cable, because it has a WAN port, but maybe it does?

On the other hand, my Life of a One-Mad IT Department T-shirt came in! Seems like a pretty good quality T-shirt, the logo is going to crack, we’re pretty convinced of that, but I’m hoping it will give it that sort of homey/worn look without getting unreadable. I think that’s a good possibility. I imagine it looks pretty good on the other products as well. I’m happy with it!

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