<strong>Your Name:</strong> Ben Hyman
<strong>Today’s Date</strong>: 2008/4/03
Reporting on most recent week
<strong>Day(s) worked or described</strong>: T, Th
<strong>Total hours for week</strong>: 5.4
<strong>The School</strong>: Canter Middle
<strong>Kind of Work</strong>: Tech General
<strong>Main Report or Narrative</strong>: Oy, what a week! Tuesday, I monkeyed around with the computer from Ms. Escalona's room (despite mixing it with some other proprietary RAM of the same type, I still couldn't get it working), played with the fan in the computer in Ms. Washington's room, fixed the naming on the B5 Acer, checked the memory/naming on E3 - E5 (still not enough memory in any of those computers to use them reliably), and took a look at the compliance website. The website seems to be fairly variable - some progress I'd made before break had disappeared, in that several computers had disappeared from the scan entirely.

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Thursday, I walked through blogging again with Ms. Spector, and played with the theming of her website a bit. I think I may want to edit the theme directly to manage what she wants; the current themes seem a bit restrictive. I also replaced the graphics card in the computer in 105, and the shadowing problem I described earlier has since disappeared. I found some new RAM, but quickly discovered (much to my disappointment and sadness) that it wasn't functional. I also discovered that C3 and C4 don't have enough memory to be usable. That makes the following essentially unusable until I can figure something else out:
C3 - C4
E3 - E5.

In addition, the case on C4 is (broken) such that the computer can't be turned on when the case is on. Maybe I can rig up a mechanical solution, but I also need to fix the RAM problem.

The computers and displays are beginning to pile up - it's a shame I can't really use them because of lack of RAM!

<strong>Remaining issues</strong>
<ul>
<li>MEMORY ISSUES (C3-C4, E3-E5)</li>
<li>Whiteboard</li>
<li>Sending Ms. LaCour directions for the financial-record-keeping software.</li>
<li>Not forgetting that i've started keeping some files on the canter server, under \canter-srv02usersstaffbhyman4260. this includes the list of printer serial numbers.</li>
<li>Checking naming in Room 207, and seeing if some of those computers can be moved out of there</li>
<li>Making sure the descriptions on computers C3, C4, E1, and E3-E5 are okay.</li>
<li>Resolving memory issues on C3, E3-E5, and finding display drivers for E5/others.</li>
<li>Possible memory issues in room 106</li>
<li>Space on computer in room 304</li>
<li>Using Canter's compliance website</li>
<li>Editing the theme for this site. That may not be something I can do too well at Canter, or at least not without my laptop.</li>
<li>I still have hope for DeepFreeze, sometime!</li>

</ul>

<strong>"Don't Blink." -Doctor Who</strong>

-Ben Hyman