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- Jenny Hillebrand
- In 2018, I am an ordained Methodist minister working at Parow Methodist Church and Norwood (Elsies River) Methodist Church in Cape Town. Previously I have been at: 2009 - Shaw Memorial Methodist Church in Grahamstown 2010-2011 Seth Mokitimi Methodist Seminary 2012-2013 - Mitchells Plain Methodist Churches I have Border Collies who are learning to do Agility.
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6 comments:
Oh no, Jen - that's terrible! How did that happen?
very very kak.
I hope you get some dazzling new ones. I hope you didn't lose important information. In our familiar context, I usually keep three copies of anything that's really important to me. Some computers, e.g. the Eee PC, have an "Internet hard drive".
Thanks guys. I might get a better cell phone. My laptop was my dream laptop. I'm not sure whether I will be able to get a similar one. But this is Grahamstown - not Jhb. Here, the police are actually trying to get my laptop back. There is a small amount of hope.
Sorry to hear that.
I usually transfer my important data files from desktop to laptop every day via flash drive, and use two flash drives, alternating weekly, so even if both computers or stolen I shouldn't lose more than a week's work at most.
Hello Jenny, I thought I'd leave a comment to your comment on my blog on your blog. I use an Asus Eee PC running Linux. The cost: R3,000. But recently Dell have brought out a much more highly specified Linux PC for the same price. It bypasses the Microsoft royalties, hence the low price. I have been impressed with the way that Linux works, unlike my PC running Windows xp, which fouls up daily. However, there are some disadvantages to using a lesser known platform. Personally I think it's fine if your uses would be fairly standard, e.g. writing a thesis, or using the Internet. By the way both the Eee and Dell are very small -- way smaller than an A4 sheet of paper.
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