Computing

Computing is out here in Dumjor village, not too far from the police station. Being near the station helps when giving people directions because everyone knows where that is. Our setup isn't what you’d find in a big city office park. It’s a simple building that fits in with the rest of the village. Since we’re in the Hawda district, we get a lot of locals coming by with their laptops or wanting us to help them with internet stuff. Sometimes the cows walk right past the front door while we are trying to fix a motherboard. It’s quiet for the most part, except when there’s a festival going on nearby. We have a few workbenches where we keep our tools and spare parts. It’s often a mess of cables and screws, but we know where everything is. The light in the shop isn't the best, so we use these bright desk lamps when we’re working on the small components. We don't have a fancy website or a marketing person. Most people just hear about us from their neighbors. If you come by, you’ll probably see me or my cousin working on a tower. We stay busy enough to keep the doors open. It’s a long commute for some, but for us, it’s just home. We like the pace of things here in Dumjor. It feels more real than the city.