I took one of the 256MB sticks from Lorelai and put it in. No errors. I tried in both of the other ram banks. Still no errors. I tried putting in the 128MB stick in addition: errors.
So I put the 128MB stick into Lorelai, ran a full memtest, no issues whatsoever. So Lorelai now has 640MB ram instead of 768. Poor Secunda has nothing. I also put Secunda's network card into Matsuri. Might as well take the old CD burner and transfer it too. But later, I'm a bit tired of this. Still haven't installed an OS on Matsuri, but it should work now.
Torskfaktor : A term used in game reviews in a Swedish (at times Swedish-Norwegian) computer magazine in the early nineties. The torskfaktor was the measurement of things such as bad controls, sluggishness, or, as it came to mean to my family: being accident-prone. Whenever someone, my little sister in particular, would do something like twisting her ankle, falling face first into a puddle or whatever, we'd all shout "Torskfaktor!" XD
Torskfaktor always seemed more prevalent in the females of my extended family: My cousin Signhild has fallen out of a second-story window, off the pier into the ocean, and from a cliff into a river, at least one of those (the window, I think) multiple times. She had torskfaktor, badly. (Haven't heard of any accidents of hers for years, I guess she grew out of it)
So anyway, a few days ago I bought some super glue with the intent of gluing together a broken glass vase... opened it, removed the part the instructions said to remove, put the nozzle back on.. and a large amount of glue splashed onto my left hand.
First I put the cap back on tightly so the glue wouldn't become useless. I assessed the damage, just one drop had spilled onto the pillow on my bed, the rest was on my hand. I hurried to the bathroom to rinse it off... but by that time, my hand was already glued together. Well pancakes.
Note to self: when you get instant glue on your hand, spread your fingers apart, or at the very least don't get your hand stuck to itself in a strange position.
But several minutes of holding my hand under running water, applying soap and shower oil and rubbing a lot loosened the grip of the glue, and I have regained full mobility. I still have some glue residue on my hand, but I've been peeling it off for a while now, there's not much left.
Of course, while trying to free my fingers, my thought kept returning to the mischief value of instant glue. Especially what I could do to annoy my annoying housemate, but.. he'd know it was me, so I'm not going to. It's a very immature thing to do, I should just tell him to stop stealing my food. Vengeance solves nothing. But it'd be fun, and I want to do it.
Then I glued the smaller shards of the vase together, so I now only have two large parts to fit. Will do that later. Now is the time to see if I can install an OS on Matsuri, and hopefully that OS will be FreeDOS, and Daggerfall will run perfectly. But I wouldn't count on that.
