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[kittydesade]

Describing things and people, using adjective + noun.
私のコンピュータは　新しいコンピュータです。
私の日本語の本は　古い本です。

Referring to places, things, and people using この, その, あの, and どの。
ぎんこうは　どの建物ですか。
あの　高い建物です。
田中さんの　家は　どの家ですか。
その　青い家です。
ジャぐアルさんのへやは　どの　へやですか。
この　あかるいへやです。

There was going to be more here but it's pretty basic and my computer just pissed me off.


So, I tell the boy that I think my allergies are acting up because we haven't vacuumed the floor in a while. I come home, he's out at game, and what do I find? A vacuumed floor. How awesome is that.

Okay, hey, SONAR? Norton? I was fucking installing that. That is a legitimate goddamn program and if you fucked up my Campaign Cartographer I will hurt you a lot. Upon further examination, apparently this is a distinct problem with SONAR and Symantec, in that Symantec believes everyone has to run their software by it to be whitelisted or their program blocks it as malicious ware. Which would be nice if there were only a few software companies but there aren't. And plenty of legitimate people make small time software packages that do no harm to people's computers and fuck you, Symantec. You are not the boss of Software. Fuck off.

Clearly the answer here is never trust programs that run around in gold and black. So pissed. I actually went to install that tonight because I'm at a point where I need to use something to make a star map, and I have the Campaign Cosmographer thing, and if I can't use it now because Norton was a flying jackwagon ...

Sigh. Deep breath and sigh. And bed soon, and my CC discs need new covers because these are pretty well smashed, but at least the discs themselves work. We'll see if the programs work on my computer. And. Something. I had further thoughts here but they all left in the wake of that irritating little SNAFU.