So my Lovely Wife went back to the Old Republic for a visit.
While there, she is writing exams, doing practicals and seeing old friends.
Meanwhile, our container with all of our worldly possessions has arrived in Tanzania.
I have, as a result, spend the last few days opening boxes and sorting out the house. Not that I mind at all. It is actually kinda exciting to open boxes and find some of the stuff you have been missing.
So on that note, I uncovered my binoculars today!
Yeah...
Did I mention that Tanzania has some of the most beautiful starfield views I have ever seen? I cannot wait to get out there. Gonna coat myself with at least a Litre of anti-mozzie spray and gawk at the stars like never before!
Now if I can only find my tripod...
TechStudent out.
A tech worker (and tech student) sharing thoughts on, ..well.. technology. And life.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Tech in Tanzaaaaania!
Been a while since my last post. We are now in Tanzania and settling in nicely.
Tanzania is a beautiful country with really nice people. Living here is slow and rustic but that is just perfect.
One thing about Tanzania that is definitely NOT rustic however is the Internet access. a mere Tsh70000 gets you an HSDPA link with an 8GB cap for 30 days. If you are willing to pay per week you can get even more (12GB) for even less (Tsh60000) over the space of a month.
My time at work is spent familiarising myself with systems, getting into the job and also setting up my monitoring system. The last bit is nearing completion and I should soon be able to receive an alert on my phone whenever a critical system fails.
BTW Tanzania is a great holiday spot. Lots to see and temporary Internet coverage is super-easy to get. Just wach out for the shopping in Dar Es Salaam, which is a bit pricey.
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Tanzania is a beautiful country with really nice people. Living here is slow and rustic but that is just perfect.
One thing about Tanzania that is definitely NOT rustic however is the Internet access. a mere Tsh70000 gets you an HSDPA link with an 8GB cap for 30 days. If you are willing to pay per week you can get even more (12GB) for even less (Tsh60000) over the space of a month.
My time at work is spent familiarising myself with systems, getting into the job and also setting up my monitoring system. The last bit is nearing completion and I should soon be able to receive an alert on my phone whenever a critical system fails.
BTW Tanzania is a great holiday spot. Lots to see and temporary Internet coverage is super-easy to get. Just wach out for the shopping in Dar Es Salaam, which is a bit pricey.
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