
Gunnar Wolf - Nice grey life - page 248
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Ok… If you know me, you will be perplexed to find this as my current desktop. Yes, people that know me know that I dislike integrated desktop environments. I am a very happy WindowMaker user, have been faithful to WMaker for at least seven years… But anyway, I have found myself recommending Linux to almost-average users… So I decided to force myself to use a computer as they would for a couple of days at least. I am trying to get the whole user perspective, even the settings they would use (i.e., graphical smileys in Gaim… That’s bad!), even using...
So today we have the Geminid meteor shower, right? Well, what could we do besides printing a sky chart of Mexico at 20:00 (actually, I printed it for 18:30, but was able to infer +- the position of Gemini) and drive to our dear and nearby Ajusco. We got to a nice spot, with no light around us besides the road (which was quite bothering, but bearable), and… Well, we had a nice view of the Southern and Western parts of the sky… But the East and the North were cloudy, and Mexico City was just North of us, so...
It seems that after yesterday’s rant SEPOMEX decided to stop playing me tricks, and they finally left me at home a final call stating I could go to my area’s post office (which is not in my area at all, there are at least two post offices much closer, but anyway) to pick up a package. Now… A final call? Yes… I never got the first or second ones, and my package was about to be either sent back to the sender or discarded. Well, I went to the post office, got there past 16:55 (it closes at 17:00 -...
Unbelievable. I have a package pending to be sent to my mother, who lives in Sweden. I have delayed a lot with it… After all, I have to get to a Mexpost office to have it delivered. Mexpost defines itself as an accelerated courier service. It is part of SEPOMEX, Mexico’s postal service. Traditionally, it has been the cheapest courier service in Mexico. I would not trust sending five CDs and a book by regular mail… Ok, so today I got to a Mexpost office. Twenty minutes to get the lady in charge to write down the data on the...
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