Don’t ask my why, but I tried connecting my new flat panel monitor to an old DVD player I have lying around here being un-used. By old, I mean 18 months old. Not all that old in the scheme of things. What I did find was that the monitor did not like the DVD player. The screen made comments along the lines of ‘Please set the PC to 1280 x 1024 Pixels 60 Hz’. This would have been fine if I could actually change the settings on the DVD player. But I cannot. [Actually, I just had a thought… I wonder if there are any settings I can change… I would need to plug it into a normal TV set first though]. Something to try later. <\/p>\n
Tomorrow I will be out of the office some of the day. I have two meetings… One morning, and one afternoon. The morning one may be re-scheduled just depending on some things. We will see. I can see the second meeting taking 4-5 hours again, but we will see. I am enjoying the work with this client though… It is fun. <\/p>\n
News.Com.Au is reporting that Telstra shares are down to Record levels<\/a>. It might be time to buy some more. I was one of these people who did not buy T2 because I had a feeling the prices would go down. Unfortunately I was right. But I did not expect them THIS cheap. Also, TechUser has a story on Lego mindStorms and why it is not going well<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Don’t ask my why, but I tried connecting my new flat panel monitor to an old DVD player I have lying around here being un-used. By old, I mean 18 months old. Not all that old in the scheme of …<\/p>\n