R.I.P. CRT
So my monitor died on Saturday morning. It was acting strangely for some
days and I knew it would happen soon. But when it did, I was somewhat
unprepared because I was in the midst of preparing some things. On Friday
evening, I had prepared a little Flash movie that I wanted to post as a
9/11-special as the Kotogoto index page on Monday. I tried to organize a
replacement monitor from my uncle and others, but there was none available.
And don't ask me why I don't just go and buy the next bext TFT. I might
write a book about that later, or maybe not. Well, fact is that the Flash
animation could not appear at Kotogoto, and for the same reason, there have
been no Daily images since Friday.
Having a pc at home, but no chance to access it made me realize how
technology's got its clutches around us at all times without us even
noticing. During the weekend I was thinking a lot about the potential tons
of important mails that I could receive but not be able to read. When I
checked my mail at work on Monday morning, I realized that from 8 mails I
got, 5 were spam, and the other three were from friends, but by no means
urgent.
Anyway, I ordered a new monitor (and yes, it's a CRT, and I had to order it
because no store in town sells CRT's anymore) which should arrive in two or
three days. And then I will also be able to check the two cameras full of
pictures that I took last weekend.
Back to the blog.
