Breakfast was had at the hotel restaurant.\u00a0 Again, nothing fantastic – just your usual cooked breakfast.<\/p>\n
I found a geek shop wholesaler on line, so sent them my details to become a customer, so I could buy hardware to put in Townsville.\u00a0 They were on the way to the stadium, so very conveniently located.\u00a0 Everything was out there and ready for me to just pay for – excellent service with a smile!\u00a0 We replaced the 16 port switch, an 8 port switch, ADSL Modem \/ router and got a wireless access point, as I didn’t trust their old Sportsoft crap.<\/p>\n
Out at the stadium we started the whole setup \/ configuration process.\u00a0 It was a long day.\u00a0 We had a break for lunch, at the shopping centre up the road.\u00a0 When I wanted a drink during the afternoon, the owner of the stadium charged me for it, which had me pretty pissed off, considering all the extra stuff we are doing out here for no charge.\u00a0 By the time the night started we had 1 player login screen running, 2 Datascore tablets, and 3 of their old crappy computers operating with Datascore (they originally had Sportsoft, and had been moved to Spawtz a while ago).<\/p>\n
We stayed for most of the night.\u00a0 The Indoor Cricket umpires were fine on the new tablets.\u00a0 The netball was generally OK \u2013 a couple of hiccups, but nothing too difficult, and a lot of it is them understanding the new system.\u00a0 We picked up a pizza on the way home for dinner.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Breakfast was had at the hotel restaurant.\u00a0 Again, nothing fantastic – just your usual cooked breakfast. I found a geek shop wholesaler on line, so sent them my details to become a customer, so I could buy hardware to put in Townsville.\u00a0 They were on the way to the stadium, so very conveniently located.\u00a0 Everything … Continue reading