The joys of working at home, #928

[jducoeur]

Note to self: the interaction of cats and power switches can be unfortunate. I really need a new power strip, that's not quite so easy for someone chasing a ball to turn off.

(OTOH, the nice thing about using a laptop as my primary dev machine is that I didn't actually lose anything...)

Comments

[goldsquare.livejournal.com]

Unless you use the switch often, duct-tape it in the on position.

[dsrtao]

Most power strips have little keyholes on the back. Measure, add two or more screws into the vertical structure of your choice, and Bjorn Stronginthearm's your morbror.

[sichling.livejournal.com]

babies r us has baby-safe power strip covers. I bet they are cat proof too :-)

working at home definitely has its own amusements

[aneirin-awenyd.livejournal.com]

Unrelated, but Seamus/Sean would like to reach you today regarding work, yet doesn't have an e-mail address for you.

He's at seandonohue@gametableonline.com or 413-303-0437 and would appreciate it if you would pleaes contact him.

Thanks!

And it was swell to see you both at the New Year's Party!

- Metilda of the many children