Two weeks ago the fit hit the shan. It hit again today. The power was out in The Office for perhaps an hour. Now that the power is back on, the A/C doesn't work, either in The Office or in the Data Center (and not having A/C in The Data Center is not a GoodThing™).
And to top it all off, one of the servers I manage for R is dead due to the heat, and I have about a thousand sites to move to a new server.
Lovely.
Oh, and on top of that, one customer can't send emails to
anyone at AOL,
I can't log into one of the servers because the control panel is asking
for a licensing key, and I have to come back into the office tomorrow
because I can't seem to configure this XXXXXXX
DSL unit to save my life
(and I might have to go to the client site to troubleshoot it, which is in
Boca Raton).
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