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Goo'Day :)
waiting for my groceries delivery. 'plaint - so hungree >.< feels like my stomach is punching me
been searching for hi res pic of traditional Thai dance outfit. can't make out the details
thinkin bout what to eat first. yumma. prolly some potato salad first. 10:14. sposed to be here by 12:
I wish we had groceries delivered to the house. That isn't available here. The closest we can get to that is order from Amazon.
it's nicer than waiting for the taxi to show up.
i can't find the expiration or sell by date on the Elmo juice. can't help but wonder if theys deliberately making it harder to find
:cheese: stoufer frozen lasagna in the oven. oven timer ticking away
the wai ay ting is the hardest part
remember in waterworld, he's recycling his pee to drinking water? why would it be harder to separate the ocean water from salt?
Thai Dance Outfits
Dana
Chris Squire, bassist for Yes, has died. :down:
https://www.yahoo.com/music/chris-squire-yes-bassist-and-co-founder-dead-at-122685005051.html
Truly sad day. He was an exquisite bassist. Fragile and Close to the Edge were part of my early learning and practice when I picked up bass.
A great loss for the music world. And I'm sure many dear friends and family will miss him dearly.
Dana
Morning. Dull lit day under a monotonous grey overcast, radio is calling out the coolest winter for years but I'm complaining the tedium of days that feel like nights :)
Truly sad day. He was an exquisite bassist. Fragile and Close to the Edge were part of my early learning and practice when I picked up bass.
A great loss for the music world. And I'm sure many dear friends and family will miss him dearly.
Dana
Leukaemia is an awful thing :(
Leukaemia is an awful thing :(
Yes it is!
Dana
Separating salt from water uses energy, minimum about 1 KW/hour per cubic meter of water from memory. Oh yes, memory iz good:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desalination
There is a supermarket at the end of our street but we still buy groceries on the internet :lol:
Looks like the instancing think will work out, pity I don't have a composition plan in mind, brain feels too mushy to come up with anything :lol:
(3 figures used)
Separating salt from water uses energy, minimum about 1 KW/hour per cubic meter of water from memory. Oh yes, memory iz good:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desalination
Doesn't urine also require desalination?
http://www.daz3d.com/whip-and-poses-for-genesis-3-female-s
who is she whipping? shouldn't there be a couple of corresponding whipped poses?
gahhhh awake 7am on a non work day. first ssippss a.m. cawffee ahhh cinnamon chip muffin :)
did the price of dairy go up everywhere?
quart of light cream 3.99 yesterday, supermarket brand. coulda sworn was 3 bucks last month
when i went to Galway for vacay, my b&b was cross street from a dairy. freshest coffee cream ever :) moooo
Big cat 2?
Or g2m????
Big cat 2?
Or g2m????
well, if she was wearing a circus performer outfit and holding a chair, my brain would'v gone big cat. :lol:
whats new pussycat meowrr meowrr meowrr'rr
Shutdown completely. Remove battery.
Tiny tools.
Non-scratch workbench.
Plenty of light.
Magnifying glass.
Search the Internet for disassembly instructions. It's MUCH easier if you know the proper order to remove screws and pieces.
Keep close record of where the screws go.
Don't lose your screws.
Be gentle.
Stay grounded. i.e. watch your static.
First step for me is: GET RID OF 3-YEAR OLD ASSISTANT.
I also take lots of pictures to help me remember. ZDNet usually has good stuff on cracking open a wide variety of devices.
holey sierra hotel ind tango
look at what i found in my scheduled tasks :ohh:
i hear my hard drive clicking way. i don't see anything busy under task manager.
but this googlr crap is in my scheduled tasks and running sneaky
Yep. disabled those ages ago.
you didn't tell me :) lol
what a difference. my hd is quiet and PF Usage down about 300mb. considering my netbook only has a gig. 300 less of page swapping.
i'm assuming the google chrome stuck those there. keeping a watch on my scheduler from now on.
had to install a newer browser, da doesn't work with old safari.
can't believe how quiet nows. wowww
this looks like would be chafing http://www.daz3d.com/heracles-for-genesis
mebbe is why there were so many wars, they irritable and grumpy from chafing uniforms
4 day weekend starting thursday night :cheese:
kegs o' beer
:down: :down:
Sweet! I "get" Friday off so I might burn one of my remaining 3 days of PTO.. mrbl.. :blank:
Still running XP?
Dana
Still running XP?
Dana
yep. ain't broke don't fix it :lol:
Got 2 Bryce goodies.. fun times ahead! :cheese:
I'm hoping to sit down this weekend and spend some quality time in Bryce.. I need to get up to speed on it and it's a complex beast. :bug:
4th this weekend, will have my ritual beer and hot dogs! :coolsmile:
91F outside.. brr.. get my coat.. :blank: :blank:
New shoes bought Saturday breaking in nicely... good fit, and comfy. :)
One and a half hours to go, shop on the way home for small important things.. then home and hopefully to bed early.. :blank:
yep. ain't broke don't fix it :lol:
Is broke! No more security patches...ever...again. That's a glowing neon Welcome sign to hackers! That's why I switched to Windows 7 Pro just in time.
Dana
...didn't get the torridly hot temps over the weekend due to an unexpected cloud cover., however it didn't feel al the comfortable as cloudy conditions were accompanied by almost "Midwest like" humidity . Even placing the fan in the bedroom door didn't help much.
Gave up on rendering as system core temps are running 10° - 12° higher than normal because of the muggy conditions and higher ambient temperatures in my flat. Opening all the panels and even putting the fan right in front did little to help (maybe 2° - 3° at best).
Back to sunny conditions today and highs in the mid to upper 90s through the rest of the week. (no 100s though - at least for now).
Still no contact from my support sources. Managing to eke through as best I can. Even tea is expensive these days, 2.45$.
Bummer about Chris Squire. Saw Yes in New Orleans back in the 70s. Favourite album is Close to the Edge which I have on the heavy Mobile Fidelity 180gm Vinyl.
yep. ain't broke don't fix it :lol:
Is broke! No more security patches...ever...again. That's a glowing neon Welcome sign to hackers! That's why I switched to Windows 7 Pro just in time.
Dana
I still have three XP machines in my stable. I keep 'em for running old games and for holding duplicate archive files. They're on my internal net but I never web browse or email with them. I don't even have an A/V installed. They're turned off most of the time. They're only on when I'm playing a game or transferring an archive file. However, they do work zippedy-do fast without an A/V :cheese:
As much TLC (and $$) that I've poured into them in the last decade, giving them all full complements of hard drives and memory, and half decent graphic cards, they are now mostly nostalgic museum pieces woken up only to play their old song. :smirk:
I still will accept a customer for a computer fix-it job with Vista but not XP. And I'll be dropping Vista after Win10 comes out later this summer.
yep. ain't broke don't fix it :lol:
Is broke! No more security patches...ever...again. That's a glowing neon Welcome sign to hackers! That's why I switched to Windows 7 Pro just in time.
Dana
...a very good firewall can help though.
Crikey, putting Win7 Home x32 on my notebook would cost more than the notebook is probably worth these days.
Just need to be more diligent at practising "safe surfing" and keeping the firewall up to date..