As some of you will already know, Devon Rex cats are amongst the brightest,
most curious and most social cats you can find. Whatever you do, they will
try to help you with the task the best they can, sorting your papers on the
desk, helping you to hide things dropped on the floor, testing the food
you're going to eat and so on.

Teti, my silver tabby prince, has taken this a step further. He has decided
to become a computer technician!

On weekdays, I have to go out some hours a day to get my two loved ones
something to eat, and some money to get that food. I guess it's called work.
What Teti uses this spare time for, I will show you...

One day I came home, and after having fed Teti and his mother, Tin?viel
(yes, it's a name from LOTR), I sat down to work on my PC. Teti loves this,
because then he can climb up on my shoulders, curl himself around my neck,
and have a good time watching me work. I like that, too, a purring heater on
my neck.

When he finally gets tired or bored from sitting up there, he jumps down,
usually on the keyboard. Most of the times this jump results in a
'asdfaf312432pjnklsa' or something in my document, but it doesn't matter.
Easilly fixed. But on this particular day, that didn't happen. No, the
screen turned black for a second, and when the picture came back it was
UPSIDE DOWN! When he jumped down, he had hit the key combination to rotate
the display 180 degrees. It would have been allright if I had known the
combination to rotate it back in place again, but I didn't...

I asked him, I begged him, I stood on my knees for him, to make him tell me
how he did that, but did he answer? Noooo.... Have you ever tried searching
Google for a solution for something when the display is turned upside down?
Don't try it, it's more than difficult. But finally, I managed to find a
place that guided me through the procedure of manipulating the display
driver to disable the 'rotate' function. It took me about 10 minutes,
though.

Now that I have learned how clever Teti is with my computer, I'm going to
teach him how to edit the web site I'm working on. FrontPage shouldn't be
too difficult for him to deal with, I guess! I may also be using him for
breaking passwords, it's just to let him stand on my shoulders and jump down
on the keyboard, and we're in, I guess!