Bunny and I were in Indiantown for her Mom's birthday. While there, we headed off to the local Radio Shack to buy a blank CD to test the CD writer in her Mom's computer.
It was not your typical Radio Shack, unless I missed the memo and they've merged with an auto parts store recently. It was very odd, seeing overpriced audio cables next to overpriced jumper cables.
“Are you on the way back to Boca Raton?” asked Smirk.
“Not yet. Why?”
“Well, can you stop by The Data Center on the way home? There's a box there that needs rebooting.”
“Okay,” I said and hung up.
So that's how I found myself standing in The Data Center at 11:45pm waiting for a recalcitrant box to finish running fsck. It may be a fast box, but the drives are either ridiculously huge, ludicrously slow, or both.
Sigh.
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