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Friday, February 13, 2015
Microsoft vs. MacIntosh: Why Microsoft was preferred
In all
fairness, the only Apple product that got any attempted use from me was the
IPod Nano. It now resided at my mother’s house because of the difficulty in
using it with my computer. When it came to whether one was better than the
other, here were some facts one should consider:
The MacIntosh
computers had a different type of operating system. Those that had to switch
from Microsoft would have to learn a whole different set of rules and or
commands. Unfortunately, this was my problem. All of the computers owned by me
were completely Microsoft-based. Keeping this in mind, some Microsoft
programs were not compatible with the Apple Mac computer. My printer/scanner
might’ve become a casualty as it may not have been compatible either but it was
replaceable.
Microsoft
needed the internet to upgrade their programs and anti-virus software. It had an open door policy when it came to
using their programs so there were always problems with malware, adware, and
all types of computer viruses, and trojans. Apple
Mac had a closed door policy, so online threats like this were avoided,
leaving computer programs intact and minimal or no damage to the computer.
It still
baffled me as to what went wrong the last day in January this year when
starting up my mother’s laptop and getting a black screen. No one in my family
knew how to fix this problem without being here. Most of the people known on
the outside would have to have been here too. My sister’s friend had the
ability to remotely enter the laptop and fix it that way, but they have not responded
to my e mail at this time. My brother knew tech people at his job that were
able to do this, but they would have to train him.
Getting three
quotes from the Geek
Squad didn’t make me feel any better. They compared this laptop to a 90
year old man. If they came to the house to fix this laptop, the cost started at
$250 assuming it was a virus that was causing the start-up malfunction. At the
$150 option, they could take it, fix the diagnosed problem, clean and upgrade
it. At the $100 they could do what they needed and it would cost $10 a month on
warranty. That would’ve made it healthy and still 90 years old. All of these
options required the use of a credit card. Neither of these were affordable by
me at this time.
Older
computers were less compatible with newer computer programs and their operating
systems. It was well-known that a newer more powerful computer to do my job at Yoboogle was needed. Granted, unless there
was remote support, reformatting my mother’s laptop was an option. Having an
Apple Mac would’ve meant no family support. My brother knew nothing about these
operating systems. If it went down, the Geek Squad would’ve been my only
resource other then the Apple Store. The only good thing about them was there were no costs given until
the diagnosis was made.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Fighting back after getting burned on line
This summer wasn't considered the most defining of my life, not that it was all that bad, but it wasn't anything to brag about either. The only thing learned by me was how to survive financially after being burned on line twice in the same summer.
I have made and lost a job in the space of three and a half months. Jobz For Writers was a great place to work, provided the employee was available to take on projects last minute, due within five hours or less or a 50 page project with the expectation from the client and employer that it be completed over night including the research..The people who made the decisions as to who got what assignment took too long. They sat on the assignments for at least two days before they were given out. Even though my last client was in the Masters program, they didn't understand the easiest of questions, like:
There was no way to write this paper in two days time after all the smoke cleared. My computer crashed the day before the first deadline. I got burned again twice with this trying to get the problem fixed. but by the time the smoke cleared here, there were three on line companies that were vying for repairs on my laptop. They were none too kind when my phone call came through to cancel all three because of my financial problem. There was a light at the end of the tunnel. because it taught me two things:
Waking up to $1.70 in my bank account on August 20, made me start to economize in order to pay bills for the next few months by cutting unnecessary expenses. reducing the cost of some services and, paying out of pocket by buying on a need only basis. While it saved me from being evicted from the apartment, it left me with some serious concerns on what to do next. In spite of my efforts to save and the big chunk left in my account, it still left a big gap in my cushion.
The truth was, while all this was going on, my VR Counselor informed me that there were two weeks left in our association before they had to close my case on September 8. Since it was already known by me how to:
Mom mentioned other state services, but knowing what I did about them, I'd have to be homeless and penniless before I qualified for them. Even Section 8 housing required a part time job while living on their rosters and meeting income requirements to boot.Since finding these services were harder because of the economy, it might have been wiser to stay with contractual work like writing. At least it was something that bought money in.
Hopefully, there won't be any more burns suffered by me if my wits were kept. Only God knew what was.
I have made and lost a job in the space of three and a half months. Jobz For Writers was a great place to work, provided the employee was available to take on projects last minute, due within five hours or less or a 50 page project with the expectation from the client and employer that it be completed over night including the research..The people who made the decisions as to who got what assignment took too long. They sat on the assignments for at least two days before they were given out. Even though my last client was in the Masters program, they didn't understand the easiest of questions, like:
- What direction was the paper to go?
- Where would one get the articles needed for this piece?
There was no way to write this paper in two days time after all the smoke cleared. My computer crashed the day before the first deadline. I got burned again twice with this trying to get the problem fixed. but by the time the smoke cleared here, there were three on line companies that were vying for repairs on my laptop. They were none too kind when my phone call came through to cancel all three because of my financial problem. There was a light at the end of the tunnel. because it taught me two things:
- Never let anyone over the phone scan the computer for problems that didn't exist.
- Know one's rights when agreeing to services offered by a third party.
Waking up to $1.70 in my bank account on August 20, made me start to economize in order to pay bills for the next few months by cutting unnecessary expenses. reducing the cost of some services and, paying out of pocket by buying on a need only basis. While it saved me from being evicted from the apartment, it left me with some serious concerns on what to do next. In spite of my efforts to save and the big chunk left in my account, it still left a big gap in my cushion.
The truth was, while all this was going on, my VR Counselor informed me that there were two weeks left in our association before they had to close my case on September 8. Since it was already known by me how to:
- write a resume and cover letter
- handle myself during an interview
- follow up with a thank you letter
Mom mentioned other state services, but knowing what I did about them, I'd have to be homeless and penniless before I qualified for them. Even Section 8 housing required a part time job while living on their rosters and meeting income requirements to boot.Since finding these services were harder because of the economy, it might have been wiser to stay with contractual work like writing. At least it was something that bought money in.
Hopefully, there won't be any more burns suffered by me if my wits were kept. Only God knew what was.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Knowing people by their fruit: On line advertisers not honest all the time
Knowing people by their fruit: On line advertisers not honest all the time
While it was great getting another writing assignment from Jobz For Writers, some of the mistakes made me feel like an idiot. My having to buy, Flash Fiction Forward, 80 Very Short Stories, edited by James Thomas and Robert Shapard, was as expected. Nothing was free anymore. Every site visited by me that had that book in .PDF format, wanted a fee to download it, supposedly for free. It cost more on those .PDF site than where it was purchased by me.
Stealing and faulty advertising was a breach of the eighth and ninth commandments. It sounded like the phone app on one of the sites that was supposedly free only after signing up for three offers that weren’t needed. One site promising free .PDF downloads let me have the book, but told me to sign up for three offers before releasing the password. The other site requested membership then asked me to pay $1.99 for the download. My login was declared invalid on part of the site. It wouldn’t take any of my credit cards either. The only thing wasted here was time. My sin would’ve been in not reporting this snare.
This bad experience was not to turnout like Academia-Research because the book was in stock on Amazon.com. There wasn’t to have been any Inter-library loan or use of the local college library either. Books-A-Million had the book, but it was not known if the store in the mall had it. There wasn’t enough cash on hand for cab fare and purchase of the book. In order to have had it here before the holiday, the two-day shipping price was almost double. Luckily there wasn’t more than one copyright date on the book above.
My ads weren’t working. It was a simple error made by me. My not knowing how to circulate my referral link got one of them banned on one of my affiliate sites. The goal was having them posted on the different affiliate sites. E-mails could’ve still been sent. In a way, what was done by me was also wrong. No one clicked on my ads because they were already members of the site they were being referred to. At least my account wasn’t suspended because of these mistakes.
While it was great getting another writing assignment from Jobz For Writers, some of the mistakes made me feel like an idiot. My having to buy, Flash Fiction Forward, 80 Very Short Stories, edited by James Thomas and Robert Shapard, was as expected. Nothing was free anymore. Every site visited by me that had that book in .PDF format, wanted a fee to download it, supposedly for free. It cost more on those .PDF site than where it was purchased by me.
Stealing and faulty advertising was a breach of the eighth and ninth commandments. It sounded like the phone app on one of the sites that was supposedly free only after signing up for three offers that weren’t needed. One site promising free .PDF downloads let me have the book, but told me to sign up for three offers before releasing the password. The other site requested membership then asked me to pay $1.99 for the download. My login was declared invalid on part of the site. It wouldn’t take any of my credit cards either. The only thing wasted here was time. My sin would’ve been in not reporting this snare.
This bad experience was not to turnout like Academia-Research because the book was in stock on Amazon.com. There wasn’t to have been any Inter-library loan or use of the local college library either. Books-A-Million had the book, but it was not known if the store in the mall had it. There wasn’t enough cash on hand for cab fare and purchase of the book. In order to have had it here before the holiday, the two-day shipping price was almost double. Luckily there wasn’t more than one copyright date on the book above.
My ads weren’t working. It was a simple error made by me. My not knowing how to circulate my referral link got one of them banned on one of my affiliate sites. The goal was having them posted on the different affiliate sites. E-mails could’ve still been sent. In a way, what was done by me was also wrong. No one clicked on my ads because they were already members of the site they were being referred to. At least my account wasn’t suspended because of these mistakes.
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