You can still get them. The problem is they are not so "Pretty" as the new varieties and in breeding the new varieties they have lost the perfume. They have done the same with sweet peas as well, bred them with bigger, brighter flowers in more colours, but very much redused scent.
Non-complaint: Tuesday mini-adventure is over. Trash deposited, check. No prescriptions to pick up. Two krautdogs for lunch, check. Picked up donuts(ooh, donuts) from best place in town, check.
Complaint: Forgot to go to JC Penny's to shop for pants.
Complaint: Took the road south from town to go check up on repairs to my favorite monitor. After 4 weeks, she still was unable to get parts at a reasonable price, I said euthanize it and give it an honorable burial.
Complaint: The road south from town is in terrible condition, I thought my car was going to rattle apart. Won't go that way again until it's resurfaced, (hopefully this summer).
Non-complaint: The road west from town (toward the city) is in excellent condition from its resurfacing last fall. EXCEPT, today they've blocked off about a quarter mile of one lane and are drilling big holes in it for some purpose. Perhaps fixing subsurface draining channels? So much for perfect driving surface from town to city.
online medical website will not allow me to login with the correct password! I wonder if they invalidate passwords every two weeks or every month? But I would have seen the notice about the website chaning passwords perodically. ugg. Now I ask the website to to reset my password.
edit: it looks like they did update their password policy without telling me. I need to create a new password that has special characters.
My storm door adventure. Home dep ssid i can pay a van service for delivery starting at 35 bux. Asked them why 36" diir is free delivery but same door in 30" i have to pay. Told them they gauging the old folks. Told me to blame the mfg
I have no Hulu. I paid for Hulu via iTunes via an iTunes gift card. I have no idea what my email for hulu is anymore and I do not know how to find that out. I have no hulu
On a whim, I went to the last page (out of 1137 pages) of the Commons to see what people were complaining about back then, in this case it ends up being in 2012. It's funny how different things are now while being pretty much the same. I wonder if anyone remembers now what they were complaining about back then? Is complaining merely a way to vent something and move past it after getting it out of our systems?
On a whim, I went to the last page (out of 1137 pages) of the Commons to see what people were complaining about back then, in this case it ends up being in 2012. It's funny how different things are now while being pretty much the same. I wonder if anyone remembers now what they were complaining about back then? Is complaining merely a way to vent something and move past it after getting it out of our systems?
If you could access the old forums you'd be going back several years farther and things would still be the combination of same and different. ;)
On a whim, I went to the last page (out of 1137 pages) of the Commons to see what people were complaining about back then, in this case it ends up being in 2012. It's funny how different things are now while being pretty much the same. I wonder if anyone remembers now what they were complaining about back then? Is complaining merely a way to vent something and move past it after getting it out of our systems?
Ugh... I remember that... The “new” forums were still new... most of it was complaints about the forums not working properly or the store being wonky...
I still miss a lot of the features of the old forums... like the dark theme or whatever it was called... not needing to post a thumbnail before inserting an image... lots of little things.
I know some people weren’t effected much by the new forum change, only maybe a few weeks, but for me (maybe because back then I was exclusively a Mac user) the problems made the site virtually unusable to me (I still won’t join PC club because of that), and those problems persisted for well over a year... (like logging me out every few minutes)... I basically just gave up using the site or participating in any discussions for about a year or so when I noticed the site sorta stabilized.
Automakers track you down to your weight, collect up to 25 GBs per hour
Modern automobiles collect copious amounts of data ranging from driving habits to the weight of its occupants but this leaves the gray area of ownership and how the data is used.
In addition, vehicles also track how much weight we gain, how many children we have and even financial information. The consulting firm McKinsey estimates modern vehicles collect as much as 25 gigabytes of data per hour with much of that data not involving performance and maintenance.
To make matters worse, drivers often sign away their rights to this information in the small print buried in ownership and lease agreements.
It’s unclear what auto manufacturers are doing with this personal information, but Ford’s chief executive, Jim Hackett, has already expressed plans to monetize car data.
This raises privacy concerns as location data can allow companies to advertise based on where you live, work, and frequently travel to while voice-command technology could prove similarly useful.
Even data collection on vehicle operations raises concerns as manufactures can decide which diagnostics information is made available to independent garages verses what information is available to manufacturer affiliated garages which may charge more for repairs.
Drivers can’t inadvertently opt out of data collection by not paying as these systems often collect and send user information regardless. In some cases, the only way to completely disable this technology is by pulling the fuse or completely removing the unit as with GM’s OnStar.
Until automakers relinquish control of customer data or policy makers step in, drivers are at the mercy of auto manufacturers concerning customer data collection.
new NASA experiment called Veg-PONDS 02, which astronauts just ran on the International Space Station, offers a chance to attain that variety. While the experiment used a food already grown in space — romaine lettuce — future crops could include tomatoes or other plants, NASA officials said in a statement.
Not how i imagined it. I imagined space farms as smaller death stars
I don't like the big train station in Washington, D.C. Signage is poor. I couldn't find the ticket counter to buy a train ticket nor the entrance to the subway station. Apparently the renovations on fixed the outside of the building and the food court. I couldn't find the other platforms for trains that go southbound. Lighting in the waiting room is a bit dark too. Fix the train section now! No more shops and restaurants. I'm going to take the train out of a smaller station next time if I can.
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You can still get them. The problem is they are not so "Pretty" as the new varieties and in breeding the new varieties they have lost the perfume. They have done the same with sweet peas as well, bred them with bigger, brighter flowers in more colours, but very much redused scent.
Ty
I want to wake up and smell the roses.
https://www.gardenclinic.com.au/how-to-grow-article/perfumed-roses
Non-complaint: Tuesday mini-adventure is over. Trash deposited, check. No prescriptions to pick up. Two krautdogs for lunch, check. Picked up donuts(ooh, donuts) from best place in town, check.
Complaint: Forgot to go to JC Penny's to shop for pants.
Complaint: Took the road south from town to go check up on repairs to my favorite monitor. After 4 weeks, she still was unable to get parts at a reasonable price, I said euthanize it and give it an honorable burial.
Complaint: The road south from town is in terrible condition, I thought my car was going to rattle apart. Won't go that way again until it's resurfaced, (hopefully this summer).
Non-complaint: The road west from town (toward the city) is in excellent condition from its resurfacing last fall. EXCEPT, today they've blocked off about a quarter mile of one lane and are drilling big holes in it for some purpose. Perhaps fixing subsurface draining channels? So much for perfect driving surface from town to city.
losing my mind.
last week when i extracted a page from a pdf, the extracted page would auto open to show the new pdf
now it's not. it just asks me for the root folder.
dummp what changed
Hybridding happened! Not just roses, a lot of flowers that used to smell sweet or pleasant. Now they have no aroma, or a bad one.
Dana
online medical website will not allow me to login with the correct password! I wonder if they invalidate passwords every two weeks or every month? But I would have seen the notice about the website chaning passwords perodically. ugg. Now I ask the website to to reset my password.
edit: it looks like they did update their password policy without telling me. I need to create a new password that has special characters.
Yeah there some bad smellies at stop n shop flower section.
My storm door adventure. Home dep ssid i can pay a van service for delivery starting at 35 bux. Asked them why 36" diir is free delivery but same door in 30" i have to pay. Told them they gauging the old folks. Told me to blame the mfg
complainnnt - converting pdf to excel, inserting random paragraph breaks. whiskey tango hotel
nooooo
thought i was almost done.
Why must you convert it? Everything isn't a spreadsheet, don't use a hammer on a screw! PDF format is universally accessible, for free.
Dana
I have no Hulu. I paid for Hulu via iTunes via an iTunes gift card. I have no idea what my email for hulu is anymore and I do not know how to find that out. I have no hulu
But what about a pneumatic impact driver?... or the Ronco Screwammer 2000?
I created this Super-Multitool prototype a while ago...
The hammer is a little big, but the tool felt too light as it was...
I want a sonic screwdriver! Wait does it come with a manual?
Cool! A Swiss Army Garage.
Only at union rates.
I got to reactivate Infinito. I wish it was easier to do.
edit: I found the link I need to activate it on the product page. Why did I ever get this thing?
The ronco good for slicing apples. Using a plastic knife not working out expedialy
Wow! You should be able to break just about anything with that multi-tool!
Dana
On a whim, I went to the last page (out of 1137 pages) of the Commons to see what people were complaining about back then, in this case it ends up being in 2012. It's funny how different things are now while being pretty much the same. I wonder if anyone remembers now what they were complaining about back then? Is complaining merely a way to vent something and move past it after getting it out of our systems?
Three different buses were displaying the wrong sign today. I almost took the wrong bus three times. Ugg.
If you could access the old forums you'd be going back several years farther and things would still be the combination of same and different. ;)
The more things change, the more they stay the same!
Dana
Ugh... I remember that... The “new” forums were still new... most of it was complaints about the forums not working properly or the store being wonky...
I still miss a lot of the features of the old forums... like the dark theme or whatever it was called... not needing to post a thumbnail before inserting an image... lots of little things.
I know some people weren’t effected much by the new forum change, only maybe a few weeks, but for me (maybe because back then I was exclusively a Mac user) the problems made the site virtually unusable to me (I still won’t join PC club because of that), and those problems persisted for well over a year... (like logging me out every few minutes)... I basically just gave up using the site or participating in any discussions for about a year or so when I noticed the site sorta stabilized.
complainnt
i only get 5 hours a month of paid leave time. don't have any hours to cover me for yesterday's stay home day.
for some reason my body is craving bacon for breakfast. dunno where it coming from
yeesh 1st time glad i too vision poor to drive
Automakers track you down to your weight, collect up to 25 GBs per hour
Modern automobiles collect copious amounts of data ranging from driving habits to the weight of its occupants but this leaves the gray area of ownership and how the data is used.
In addition, vehicles also track how much weight we gain, how many children we have and even financial information. The consulting firm McKinsey estimates modern vehicles collect as much as 25 gigabytes of data per hour with much of that data not involving performance and maintenance.
To make matters worse, drivers often sign away their rights to this information in the small print buried in ownership and lease agreements.
It’s unclear what auto manufacturers are doing with this personal information, but Ford’s chief executive, Jim Hackett, has already expressed plans to monetize car data.
This raises privacy concerns as location data can allow companies to advertise based on where you live, work, and frequently travel to while voice-command technology could prove similarly useful.
Even data collection on vehicle operations raises concerns as manufactures can decide which diagnostics information is made available to independent garages verses what information is available to manufacturer affiliated garages which may charge more for repairs.
Drivers can’t inadvertently opt out of data collection by not paying as these systems often collect and send user information regardless. In some cases, the only way to completely disable this technology is by pulling the fuse or completely removing the unit as with GM’s OnStar.
Until automakers relinquish control of customer data or policy makers step in, drivers are at the mercy of auto manufacturers concerning customer data collection.
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SC Magazine (May 20, 2019)
I get no paid leave.
I am trying hbo now to see if I can watch Game of Thrones. Was True Blood HBO too?
not owning a car makes those spam calls over car warranty particularly annoying.
don't understand why spam calls aren't illegal.
https://www.space.com/growing-fresh-space-food-nasa-experiment.html
new NASA experiment called Veg-PONDS 02, which astronauts just ran on the International Space Station, offers a chance to attain that variety. While the experiment used a food already grown in space — romaine lettuce — future crops could include tomatoes or other plants, NASA officials said in a statement.
Not how i imagined it. I imagined space farms as smaller death stars
but with more windows
I don't like the big train station in Washington, D.C. Signage is poor. I couldn't find the ticket counter to buy a train ticket nor the entrance to the subway station. Apparently the renovations on fixed the outside of the building and the food court. I couldn't find the other platforms for trains that go southbound. Lighting in the waiting room is a bit dark too. Fix the train section now! No more shops and restaurants. I'm going to take the train out of a smaller station next time if I can.