False Tech-Otomy

I'm not an expert on computers, as much as I like to think I am.

I make mistakes, I run into errors, I run into computer issues I don't know about. I google a lot of things.

But doing all this, means that I have learned a few things along the way, and I can still impress less technically-apt people with my "1337 h4x t3ch skIlls" because I found out how to fix a common issue. Or because I learned quite possibly the most valuable skill someone who works with computer will ever know (next to googling): learning to seperate the actual, valuable and useful information, from the crap and mis-information of the internet.

This blog is about me, coming across the various technical issues I face when I work with computers, and how I end up either fixing the issue... or sweeping it to the side so no one notices it.

If you read this blog, thanks, I hope you find it useful. If you know something I don't, have comments or criticisms to hurl, by all means go for it. I welcome it!

Disclaimer: Don't take this page as absolute gospel on how to fix an issue, there are millions of variables that could make you what need to do radically different than what I had to do. I take no responsibility for anything that happens with you using this blogs resources. Use at your own risk.