Fortunately for me, nothing today needs the one piece of software I cannot run here at home. It's a piece of modeling software for which the license is on a machine at work. For some reason, while machines on the network in the office, or even in our other offices like Portland, can 'hit' the license, people connecting through VPN, even if they can see the machine on which the license is installed, cannot 'hit' the license. The license-key management software vendor says it's the fault of the VPN software and the VPN software vendor says it's the fault of the license-key management software. IT support says they don't know how to fix this. Grr.
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The Never-Ending Minor Cold
Fortunately for me, nothing today needs the one piece of software I cannot run here at home. It's a piece of modeling software for which the license is on a machine at work. For some reason, while machines on the network in the office, or even in our other offices like Portland, can 'hit' the license, people connecting through VPN, even if they can see the machine on which the license is installed, cannot 'hit' the license. The license-key management software vendor says it's the fault of the VPN software and the VPN software vendor says it's the fault of the license-key management software. IT support says they don't know how to fix this. Grr.
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Masking Up for a Trip
Yesterday was the first day I used the new DemeTECH N95 mask from the supply we recently bought, because we had to go out on a short trip. Sorry…
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Masking Up for America
We've been careful about following masking precautions, but getting properly fitting masks, either N95 or surgical-type, has been difficult,…
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Take Cover
We'd intended to get some things done outdoors today, but while the weather was mostly clear to partly cloudy, bitterly cold west winds put paid to…
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