#computer problems

My computer is hardcore dying and I need it for work/communication because none of my friends live anywhere near me anymore.

If you’d like to help, my paypal is PayPal.me/RinleyCoyote and my ko-fi is listed in my bio.

Regardless of what you donate, I will draw a worm on a string for you if you sent me the receipt with your favorite color.

Thank you.

Crap.
Damn.
Ass.
…
Oh, it’s working.
Good.

Hey everyone, sorry about the loose updates and poor up keeping.
But everything has spun out of control and I have no idea how much longer I can last with all of these people in my home.
Most have gone home, the only ones left are the new guys/gals.

So, made them sort through my basement and I found some stuff I wrote when I was seeing things. I wrote these in case it turns out that I can see the future and if any of them are warnings of things to come.
They didn’t.
Also, I write like an angry emo.

Also, one of them, I think the robot, started playing Caravan Palace.
Starting to feel like a dance club in here.

Computer is acting up and between tech issues and team problems I don’t have a lot of time to write documents down to keep people up to snuff.
“But why didn’t you just ask one of your tech experienced friends to fix the issue?”
Cause it’s like asking a 50 year old man to tie your shoes.
Just … don’t.

Also found a doll that gives the holder the awareness of an infinitely massive entity coming towards earth.
Not sure if it’s real or not. Could just be a fake thing that makes you feel weird.
Or it’s an actual warning system for something horrible coming this way.
OR, the entity only gets closer the more we hold the doll.

Everything put aside I hope you all are doing alright and not devoured by beasts or enslaved by alien creatures needing slave labor.
Talk later.

Direct Commerce Suite, you are a useless, antiquated point of sales system. You don’t make our lives as retailers any easier. You should be ashamed for developing this trash. Pretty much every five minutes while customers are waiting to have their purchases finalized, we’re standing there twiddling our thumbs while the order screen times out, we have to back out of the program, reboot the system, ring up the order again, watch it freeze again, try a different register, apologize to the customer for the umpteenth time and thank them for their patience, and then pray that the order screen doesn’t freeze again while trying to scan in the merchandise or bring up the payment screen.

My catch phrase has become, “No, computer! Why aren’t you letting me do the things I want to do?!” I’ve actually gotten to the point when I wonder if just smashing the computer will make it work better. It might, actually. We’ve had to write up manual receipts (so, using pen, paper, and manually calculating tax and discounts) for customers when the system fails us; at least this way we can send the customers on their merry way in a timely fashion and just deal with the system failures on our own time.