I love the Internet

[kenny mac]

Ok guys,heres the story,one of my vs840 zip drives failed and I recoiled in horror,noooooo I thought,the end of an old friend,,,,Then I thought to myself wait a minute why would Mr 64 guitars do here ? and then Eurika...search for a new omega Zip drive ,so off I went and saw the prices £100 etc then up popped one on Amazon of all places,£6.99.
Surely not I thought, all be it its refurbished etc.
I bought it and installed it tonight and powered it up with a smug grin,then it came up 32746 error ,which in scottish terms meant,Dont thinks so son,yer screwed.
I googled the error and it came up in a forum about checking a jumper lead which is basically a small plastic grommet on a pin and it was on the wrong one from my previous one,I popped it out and put it on loaded a disk in and yehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh it works. expect a song about it lol.

[Hilary]

who's a clever bunny then!

[Rata-tat-tat]

Yeah I love the internet too... makes guys like me smarter... or at least I can look it up and appear smart. Too bad I can't remember half the shit I look up!!! LOL  Well done Kenny... will be looking forward to your next track!!!

[Blooby]

I understand the Internet is coming to computers soon.

[Geir]

Love the net too. I wouldn't have found this place without it.

[Hook]

Is it a net or a web...

[kenny mac]

I don't know,I only fix Zip drives

[64Guitars]

Is it a net or a web...

Technically, the internet is the global network. The World Wide Web (or "the web") is just one of things that are on that network, so it's only a part of the internet. The web is a set of documents (web pages) connected by hyperlinks. Songcrafters is a site on the web. Like all web sites, it is stored on one of many computers connected to the internet and web pages are requested and delivered over the internet. But the internet is not the web and the web is not the internet. The internet is the network on which the web is implemented.

Other things that are implemented on the internet include email, peer-to-peer file sharing (BitTorrent), usenet, ftp, VoIP, IRC, and telnet. These systems communicate over the internet, not the web. Although, they can sometimes be implemented on the web as well (web mail, for example).