Well, I saw the high wind warning and you can imagine what I’m doing right now. I’m listening to my window buzz. I took the Pella window guy’s advice and taped down all of the “rain seal” but it did no good. I had my voice recorder taped to the window, but it didn’t record any of the wind-induced buzz. I can give the frame a little thump and make it buzz, though, so I know it’s there.<\/p>\n
In other news I found out the scratch in my trunk lid will cost about four or five hundred dollars to fix (it goes all the way through the paint.) Covering over it with a sticker would be much cheaper, but I’m not driving a car that crappy. And this evening I got an email from my project lead at Megacorp saying, “DO NOT USE THE (shared) COMPUTER UNTIL I SAY IT IS OK.” I don’t know why he was so upset about. I guess I’ll find out tomorrow.<\/p>\n
Morning update: the voice recorder’s automatic “start” will not work on the buzzy noise, so I have very little audio recorded. However, taping the voice recorder to the middle of the window stopped most of the quiet buzzing, but none of the loud buzzing. So, if I have to tape something to the middle of the window, it’s broken, right?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Well, I saw the high wind warning and you can imagine what I’m doing right now. I’m listening to my window buzz. I took the Pella window guy’s advice and taped down all of the “rain seal” but it did no good. I had my voice recorder taped to the window, but it didn’t record any of the wind-induced buzz. I can give the frame a little thump and make it buzz, though, so I know it’s there. In other news I found out the scratch in my trunk lid will cost about four or five hundred dollars to fix (it goes all the way through the paint.) Covering over … Continue reading My craptacular window.<\/span>