The Six Million Dollar Man

Yesterday I tried to connect to the secure, encrypted campus WiFi (eduroam) here in Leganés. There was something messing up my attempts to login, and so I was starting to get nervous: Would my life be a non-e-hell?

The answer is: NO! I got the secure campus WiFi (eduroam) working today! It worked just as you'd expect it to: just use that same universal username + password combination as everywhere else and you're ready to go! (Actually, there was a minor difference in the password. The network password has a limited length, and so I had to use a shortened version of my normal password. Anyway, that wasn't the problem yesterday because I figured that out almost immediately.) And now, here I am sitting inside the UC3M library and writing this blog post. So, I'll be able to stay in contact with all of you guys in Finland, for example. As hard as it may be to believe, that really is a major relief. :P

In other words, it turns out that I won't have to start offering the blood of young virgins to all sorts of different evil pagan gods to get the connection working. I'm sure some of the students here in Leganés can appreciate that.