Don’t do business with Time Warner Cable.

When I canceled my account with Time Warner Cable (see previous blog post), they told me they will credit me $30 for the amount from my last payment up until the day I canceled service. Apparently words mean nothing to Time Warner Cable. They billed me twice and on the same day! It’s like they know they lost me as a customer and decided to f*%k me in the ass some more. For this extra hassle, I am going to go out of my way to get as many people who have Time Warner Service to switch.

If you live in Columbus, cancel your Time Warner Cable and sign up with WOW Internet and Cable or get DSL and Satellite. Unless you want to be f*%k in the ass like me, then sign up or stick with Time Warner Cable and enjoy getting screwed out of your time, your patience and your money!

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Meet Ty,

We adopted him Saturday (February 3rd). He is a Border Collie mix.

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I started working on wiring up the house. I don’t have much time lately to actually run the wiring, but I did get a couple hours last weekend to build a rack for my network cabling.

Directions
I got some wood at Lowes pre-cut. I got 2 1×10x48″ and 1 1×10x72″ lumber, 1 5/8″ drywall screws, and 6 bolts with nuts and washers. I cut drilled 3 holes 3/4″ from the top of each of the 48″ pieces. Each hole is 3″ apart with the center at the center of the lumber. I then cut the 72″ board 4 times giving me 4 pieces each 17-13/16″ in length (the width between the outsides of 2 joice. I drilled the same holes into the joice to mount the vertical portions of the shelf. Then I placed the smaller boards as shelves where I wanted them. I turned the 4th shelf into a backing between the 2nd and 3rd shelf so I had a surface to mount my mini patch panel.

So how does it look?

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