You might as well know that Sistertech is an angel. Sistertech was sent from heaven to give comfort and technical assistance to mortals struggling with PCs which have sinned against The One In Charge.  In fact, you never know when Sistertech might drop in, which is why you should make it a point to obey her ten commandments. Since “The Ten” sent by The One In Charge was so popular, Sistertech decided to follow the pattern. Why break what isn’t broken? She insists that her ten are a lot easier to keep than those of The One In Charge.

She used to do office calls au naturele, as they say. But her wings were causing a problem in the cramped cubicle spaces many people inhabit these days. Thus, Sistertech was forced to take up the habit. It’s been a win-win situation. Her wings stay neatly folded and fewer office plants and knickknacks fall to the floor. And when she walks into an office, people sit quietly in their Aeron chairs in immaculate posture, typing away as they showcase their best ergonometric skills.

Given the advent (no pun intended) of the Internet, Sistertech has relied more and more on the web’s omnipresence to facilitate her works of mercy. She hopes visitors to this site will find peace and refreshment for their souls, along with the gentle but firm computing admonitions Sistertech imparts.

Update:

By request of The One In Charge, Sistertech embarked upon an ambitious project: compiling a new prayerbook especially for you: The Book of Uncommon Prayer. The collection of incredibly erudite and poignant prayers, has passed beta, and has been tweaked and de-gnarled for the discriminating techie in your life in need of spiritual direction.