Thinking of this name, I suddenly remembered a magazine I often read in primary school, called "Banyuetan". It is said that it was still an internal magazine at that time. In fact, it was just some public current affairs. There was also "Internal XXXX" on the cover. It was quite interesting.

Today, we can only have a half-moon talk.

Half-month assembly line: No. 3, tables and chairs are placed and items are in place.

Setting up phones and things like that.
On the 4th, there will be a relocation and March summary meeting in the morning, and a Nanshan Farmhouse Corruption Conference in the afternoon.
On the 5th, some corruption in Nanshan continued.
On the 6th, a day's travel.

On the 7th and 8th, after the phone burst out, complaints were added, and broadband was finally installed as a "big customer". The computer originally scheduled to arrive on the 5th said on the 7th that it had not yet been shipped and would take 9 days to arrive.

On the 9th, the phone number for the transfer was finally put in place. The computer promised to arrive on the 9th is still on the way... The sales manager of the computer company came to apologize and said that due to the price increase and shortage of LCD panels in the early stage, the delay would be extended for two more days, saying that if the delay was further delayed, he would sit in the office until the computer arrived. It was finally agreed to extend it to the 11th day.
On the 10th, a caller said that the computer had been airlifted to the airport and delivered to your door tomorrow.
On the 11th, early in the morning, the freight company said that the goods had been delivered to Nanping and asked where to receive the goods. Damn you, it clearly stated that the shipment will be delivered to the new office address, but why did it go to Nanping? No trace of the computer was found until after lunch, and it was less than a 20-minute drive from Nanping. I wondered if it was another delaying tactic. If so, it would be really hard to use the freight company to let out the smoke together. It wasn't until 5 p.m. that the legendary "Shenzhou"-1 was finally called for.
On the 12th, the installation was installed. I thought it would be effortless, but I couldn't get it done after all morning. There is no optical drive and cannot be disassembled. The USB optical drive is on strike again, and it does not recognize the starting method of the USB drive. It was a mess with CMOS, but it couldn't be solved. I thought that the "genuine" FreeDOS originally equipped with the system would be as operable as MSDOS, but I didn't expect it to be "recognized" by the WINXP installer. Fortunately, there is still a Ghost in the world that works normally under FreeDOS, and the USB flash drive can also be recognized under FreeDOS. So we first made an image and copied it into the USB flash drive, and then copied it into the new machine, and used the Ghost under FreeDOS to restore the image. Finally settled.

From the 14th to the 17th, we will arrange all the computers and do some supplements, corrections, and cleanup work.

This is a half-month saliva record. It can be said that small things continue to happen. It is really said that people's calculations are not as good as heaven's calculations. No matter how comprehensive the plan is, there are inevitably uncontrollable factors. In addition, there are a number of uncontrollable situations that arise from the part of the job you are responsible for, and there are also many miscellaneous things in life.

There was a feeling of no means of separation.