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| "Give me a place to stand on, and I will move the earth." Archimedes did the bathtub sloshing and said "Eureka!" which is Greek for I have found it - not the tub - but the way to use buoyancy for testing. |
I did not make the big leap into computer science, though I took a lot of courses in it and earned some certifications. Every day I use HTML coding and sometimes basic networking.
I tried to activate the library computer. Yes, it was plugged in. The problem was linking to the Net. One way did not work so I did some other things.
One way to improve Vimeo is to use one computer alone for its labor. I imagine CPU power, RAM, and broadband all share in that.
I set up the laptop using wireless to achieve some independence. Several things still intrude on perfection - slow upload, old laptop. Ozarks Go (fiber optic) was not available to soothe my nerves, so I watched some YouTube on the topic and tried something.
My dream was to use the Christmas desktop for the hymns, doing that in the chapel and running the upload/download at around 800, separate from the Vimeo desktop.
I looked over the Ozarks GO router and found a Cat 5 jack (RJ45 to be precise) and ran the cord from there to the library. The computer shook hands with the cable feed and told me I had the wrong phone number down. I don't mind being wrong, but being right and getting nowhere with a screen - ack! Soon I had it on the Drudge Report, which is my way to measure Left Wing hysterics.
So it was a success. The next part is setting up the second chapel, its cat5, the computer and its screen. First I will set it up roughly and smooth out the details later this week.
Another ingredient is the 4k video camera.
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| Name your favorite Bonar hymn. No fair using the Bethany Lutheran Hymnal blog. |
