The lights flicker. I dive for the keyboard to save edits. But the keyboard is on a laptop. D'oh.
Unfortunately, my server didn't turn out so well. It's dead, dead, dead. I think the power supply has blown a fuse thanks to the genius of the electricity company in managing to make the power flicker on and off repeatedly for minutes before finally giving out. Still, there's no smoke.
-Dom
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jdavidboyd on 2004-08-11T13:43:59
Neither of you has a UPS?
You are inviting the universe to smack you!Re:Snap
dws on 2004-08-11T15:41:18
I rarely plug my laptop into a UPS. However, the stationary home computers are well protected.Re:Snap
jdavidboyd on 2004-08-12T13:07:41
Oh, of course, that makes sense. What's the point of a laptop (already kept 'safe' by the battery) if you have to lug a UPS around to plug it in to...Re:Snap
Dom2 on 2004-08-13T07:16:06
Thanks, but I have enough noise pollution.:) I'm more seriously considering getting one now that I've been burned however. Previously, the power in this area has been very, very reliable.
-Dom