Quidditch, Rain, and 802.11g Ready Schools

Well, not that it really suprises anyone, but it's soggy here in England. And since it's that time of year, the students are out there practicing for the coming year's quidditch season. Outside I can hear them laughing and playing. However, while they're out at play, I'm engaged in the arduous task of updating the school's classroom terminals. This year we're upgrading from having 150 computers to having 5 computers and 150 terminals. Basically all the terminals are is an asteral projection interface and a maginet interface. Plus, since many of the students have begun bringing their muggle made personal orginizers (They complain a lot less about being kept in a pocket all afternoon, so the students like them) we've been working on making the school both Maginet and 802.11g complient. Since the maginet is already interfaced with the muggle Internet, making our 802.11g network internet ready was a snap. We still used an intellegent router at the bridge of course, since they're compatible with the more primitive ethernet anyway. You just have to ask them to be patient because it does run a lot slower than the maginet (Since the maginet basically goes as fast as the user needs anyway, unless interfacing with the sluggish muggle links.) But such is life.

Well, I should probably stop "testing" this terminal and get onto the next one ^.^

OOC:

5 now! BTW, if anyone wants to suggest something or wants to see a particular aspect of Sarrl's life (not just the stuff I think is important) just Mail Me (jtc@nqig.net). I'll see if I can work your suggestions in. ^^