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walkman
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response 125 of 211:
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Mar 4 15:08 UTC 2018 |
I'm happy Tod's knee stopped hurting. I have knee issues as well.
*shakes fist at sky*
I'm also happy because our clothes dryer stopped heating but I was able
to fix the problem simply by fixing the little dryer vent hose on the
back. I'm not keep to calling pros who rip you off when sometimes a
youtube video and ebay/amazon parts can get 'er done. In this case i was
lucky.
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gelinas
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response 126 of 211:
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Jun 10 00:10 UTC 2018 |
I'm happy because I found a weather map at
http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/exper/nationalforecastchart/map.php
that seems to meet my need. It's experimental, so I have to figure out some
comments to make it stick around. (The NOAA is running a survey to solicit
comments on the new format.)
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tod
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response 127 of 211:
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Jun 10 17:57 UTC 2018 |
IHB joe shared that link - cool find
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papa
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response 128 of 211:
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Nov 24 00:05 UTC 2018 |
I'm happy because we managed to pull off a last-minute Thanksgiving
dinner for the family (just three of us this year) wIth a delicious pot
roast, baked potatoes, salad, and wine! Deo gratia!
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tod
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response 129 of 211:
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Nov 24 01:49 UTC 2018 |
IHB I finally saw MI:Fallout (thanks Bezos)
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papa
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response 130 of 211:
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Nov 25 05:09 UTC 2018 |
IHB the pumpkin pie I made the next day came out well, too. :)
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mijk
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response 131 of 211:
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Dec 27 20:29 UTC 2018 |
IHB I have that 'after dinner glow' and all is well with the world. :)
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papa
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response 132 of 211:
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Dec 31 14:34 UTC 2018 |
resp:131 Good times.
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gelinas
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response 133 of 211:
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Mar 10 00:26 UTC 2019 |
It's been a year since anyone was happy?
I'm happy that my new machine is working. I had to install Auristor to get
access to afs, but all of my other programs seem to be working. I set up the
new machine from a Time Machine backup of the old one, which was running El
Capitan. The new machine is running Mojave, so I'm really surprised that
everything is working, especially Quicken 2007. mh works, too. :)
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tod
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response 134 of 211:
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Mar 11 18:35 UTC 2019 |
re #133
Congrats!
That's very surprising you could make the jump including Quicken'07
IHB We sold our company to a public traded one and now have merged into
a swiss army knife of the same caliber.
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ball
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response 135 of 211:
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Mar 16 05:08 UTC 2019 |
I'm happy because I have a Raspberry Pi running nicely
with NetBSD/evbarm 8.0. This one is a (single-core) model B
with 512M RAM. I would like to be able to use my Raspberry
Pi 2 model B (quad-core, 1G RAM) but so far that one only
works with Linux.
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kentn
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response 136 of 211:
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Mar 17 14:33 UTC 2019 |
Nice! I've got a couple Pi's here I want to put to use but
I don't really have the time.
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kentn
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response 137 of 211:
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Mar 19 03:07 UTC 2019 |
IHB I got an SSD drive working in an old dual-core computer a couple
days ago. It speeded it up quite a bit and is a lot quieter than the
mechanical hard drive it replaced.
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papa
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response 138 of 211:
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Mar 31 12:38 UTC 2019 |
I'm happy to be an official member of Grex! :)
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tod
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response 139 of 211:
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Apr 16 23:29 UTC 2019 |
:)
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kentn
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response 140 of 211:
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Apr 20 01:42 UTC 2019 |
Today IHB we finally delivered part of the study tables and listings
that we've been working on for the last few months. Of course after
passing everything, the statisicians wanted to change several tables and
listings. We got it all fixed and sent out by 8 p.m. So that's that.
Now next week we have the other half to send out, which will be another
slog. However we don't have to work the weekend, so I can get some
rest.
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papa
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response 141 of 211:
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Apr 21 06:38 UTC 2019 |
Congratulations.
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kentn
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response 142 of 211:
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Apr 23 14:13 UTC 2019 |
Thanks. Projects here are like 3 steps forward and 2 back, but you
eventually get to the end.
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walkman
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response 143 of 211:
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Jun 1 13:03 UTC 2019 |
#137 Nice! I have put SSD drives in old machines. Huge speed boost and more
reliable.
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tod
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response 144 of 211:
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Jun 8 07:04 UTC 2019 |
IHB watching Phantom of the Opera at the Pantages wasn't as painful
as I'd expected
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walkman
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response 145 of 211:
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Jun 12 11:03 UTC 2019 |
Eating a huge bowl of Captain Crunch now.
I find that lowering the expectations bar brings the happiness levels
higher.
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tod
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response 146 of 211:
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Jun 14 13:08 UTC 2019 |
IHB this weekend I can stock up on gifts for my sons for their birthdays
later this year. $1 for mugs with slogans on them such as "Best Dad"
"Best Dad Ever" "My Hero Dad" "Hey Dad, You're Great"
File under Whimsy
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bwh
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response 147 of 211:
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Jun 14 20:22 UTC 2019 |
It took a while but I finally convinced my kids to skip the gifts for
b-day and fathers day. It's almost as if by magic I tend to accumulate
more stuff than I want. Once I have something, I'm illogically reluctant
to part with it ... I might need it at some unspecified time in the
future. My next step is to convince them that on my b-day and fathers
day they have to accept something from me that I no longer need :)
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tod
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response 148 of 211:
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Jun 25 22:00 UTC 2019 |
I ask my sons for good grades for my birthday. Sometimes they remember.
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papa
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response 149 of 211:
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Jul 20 07:52 UTC 2019 |
IHB today is the 50th anniversary of humanity's first landing on the Moon.
Thank you Neil (R.I.P.), Buzz, and everyone else who contributed to Project
Apollo.
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