I was woken up at 8:30 to schedule job interview. It's now a little after 9:30, my first class is at 11:10 today. I was doing some morning research on schools to transfer to, areas of interest to study. Since the beginning of the semester I've been getting a sense of there areas of study I'm interested in. Basically I like anthropologic studies and I like geographic studies. To put it more simply, I'm interested in humans and other living organisms, the earth we all live on together, and how to

Last night in a fit of irrational rage, I slammed my fist down onto my unreliable laptop. Not an excessive amount of damage was done. Nothing physically cracked or broken. But the hard drive now has a really loud clicking sound, and the system wont boot up. I guess it doesnt matter too much. The laptop was unreliable, and would just waste my time.
But this brings me to the question:
Do I simply look for a new laptop to replace the one I broke. Or is it possible to simply go on without

Computers have really been getting to me these days. I dont have a single computer that works reliably. I'm not really interested in spending my time troubleshooting problems and figuring out what line in a config file isnt quite right for what I'm trying to do.
Theres so many hours in a day, and I dont really enjoy spending them dealing with the tedious hassles of computer problems.
I used to not mind, but for some reason things have changed. Going to school has made me want to focus o