Yes I do. Finally. Yay. It's far from being fast or cheap, but that's what I get from moving away from civilization, and only have one internet provider to choose from..

In other news: I'm just busy working, and that's about it.
I can't wait till I get a job where I can put my true designer skills to the test, but at the moment I guess I should just shut up and be grateful for having the opportunity to earn money and such.

Anyway, so the mail managed to break, butt-rape and violate my PC that I sent in the mail from Oslo to northern Norway. It wasn't -really- that of a big deal since I never used it, but if anyone breaks my shit, I expect them to fucking pay up and apologize asap.
I brought it back to the post office, where I filed a complaint – a painfully dumb and hour-long process – ("do you have the receipt for this gizmo inside your PC that you got built four-five years ago?" – Oh, sure, I keep it right next to my first ever tricycle right here in my back pocket." Morons.) and was told to get an answer within " maybe a couple of weeks or more".
I was happily surprised when I got a phone from the mails main office a couple of days later, but that feeling soon turned to being..well, displeased and insanely annoyed when they only agreed to give me one third of the money of what I claimed the broken components (cabinet, fan, CD/DVD-rom etc.) where worth. They first had the nerve of telling me that I shouldn't receive any money at all, since the content was "badly wrapped and packed", but since they "were nice", they offered me some money. Well fuck me sideways. Needless to say, I got pretty steamed, and gave them a lecture the poor postal employee lady won't easily forget. Anyway, I managed to squeeze a few more bucks (kroner) out of them before I just said "fine. I'm bored with this, just give me the money." I also "got to keep" my PC. MY PC. Oh, the generosity. They break my PC, keep it for reference, and decide to "give" it back to me. Ho-fuckin-raay.

Oh well, guess I'll check the baby out some day and see if some stuff still works. It's not like I lost my dog or a limb.

What I have learned from this:
1.Postal employees attack and violate packages mercilessly, then call their postal employee friend "Zed" to come and have a free go as well. Then they drop about 50 kg on top of said package, and if they are satisfied, they'll send it through to the the next post office, and you'll have it within 3-5 days.
2. Complaining to big companies suck.
3. Receiving less money than what you claimed for your broken property sucks.
4. Posten's new logo still sucks: [link])