I'm taking my son to see Hamilton this afternoon in San Francisco, we'll see if his public school history education paid off. When I asked
him who King George III was he said "A Royal Dead Dude".
I'm taking my son to see Hamilton this afternoon in San Francisco, we'll see if his public school history education paid off. When I asked him who King George III was he said "A Royal Dead Dude".
I'm taking my son to see Hamilton this afternoon in San Francisco, we see if his public school history education paid off. When I asked him King George III was he said "A Royal Dead Dude".
I took a day off of work yesterday (Friday) to take my new/used car in
for service - with new brakes and transmission/transaxle fluids changed we're ready for a trip up to the Sierra Nevada mountains to ski in the next few weeks. The last time we went up there, we had 5 people and a
dog in a Prius. This car's an AWD SUV with a 3rd row seat.
It's the first weekend in February, which means it's Super Bowl Sunday
in the US. My local team, the San Francisco 49ers are playing so there
are a couple of viewing parties going on.
I'm taking my son to see Hamilton this afternoon in San Francisco, we'll see if his public school history education paid off. When I asked him
who King George III was he said "A Royal Dead Dude".
Hope your weekends are going nicely.
Well thats accurate if slightly unflattering... :) You'll have to get him to elucidate..
I'm taking my son to see Hamilton this afternoon in San Francisco, we see if his public school history education paid off. When I asked him who King George III was he said "A Royal Dead Dude".
Well thats accurate if slightly unflattering... :) You'll have to get him to elucidate..
I'm taking my son to see Hamilton this afternoon in San
Francisco, we see if his public school history education paid
off. When I asked him King George III was he said "A Royal Dead
Dude".
Nice! I live in the SF area and after a year of trying, we finally won the Hamilton lottery. Amazing show.
Looking to save some money, and my web hosting contract is up, so I'm looking at backing up 10 years of IMAP mail and a wordpress site to prepare to move to a new provider. I deleted close to a 100 megabytes
of email in preparation, and deleted a bunch of dead subdomains.
I'm currently paying $9.95 a month on a grandfathered plan, hoping I
can switch to a plan with the same web host for $4.95 and more
features.
I hope the WP "move" works out for you. Seems to me that there are a
lot of subtleties to be aware of. Copying the MySQL database is one thing, but then all the links in established posts would be another!
Looking to save some money, and my web hosting contract is up, so I'm looking at backing up 10 years of IMAP mail and a wordpress site to prepare to move to a new provider. I deleted close to a 100 megabytes
Ogg wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
The low (introductory 4.95/mo) offers are just that, introductory. And then the rate goes up after a year or so. :(
Avon wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I got rid of a wordpress site the other day, got sick of the attempted logins by bots etc... so went to a static HTML site - it's bliss now :)
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to Ogg <=-
Ogg wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
The low (introductory 4.95/mo) offers are just that, introductory. And then the rate goes up after a year or so. :(
Yeah, it would go up to the current price after 1 year or 3. Sacving
$150 over 3 years for an hour or two's worth of work would be worth
it.
On 20 Jun 2020 at 10:41p, poindexter FORTRAN pondered and said...looking
Looking to save some money, and my web hosting contract is up, so I'm
move to abacking up 10 years of IMAP mail and a wordpress site to prepare to
logins by boprovider. I deleted close to a 100 megabytes
I got rid of a wordpress site the other day, got sick of the attempted
etc... so went to a static HTML site - it's bliss now :)
As it turned out, I asked my webhost if they'd honor the promotional pricing, and they're going to offer me 3 years at half of the current price. No migration needed. It pays to ask...
poindexter FORTRAN wrote to All <=-
I spent the weekend with my wife getting my family's cabin near Donner Summit ready for the winter. Shopped for cleaning supplies, firewood
and pellets, cleaned the fridge out, drained the hot water heater and water pipes, and put antifreeze in all of the traps.
Tomorrow, the Prius gets a carpet shampoo, spray wash, and goes on the market. With the lack of driving I'm doing, I'd rather have AWD in the wintertime and not scraping against every curb I see.
I spent the weekend with my wife getting my family's cabin near Donner Summit ready for the winter. Shopped for cleaning supplies, firewood
and pellets, cleaned the fridge out, drained the hot water heater and water pipes, and put antifreeze in all of the traps.
We took a break to take my new (to me) Subaru Crosstrek out on the
trails to check out a couple of beautiful, out-of-the-way lakes. The
car handled well, as it's got a lot of ground clearance. My street
tires were a bit of a concern, as some of the rocks looked pointier
than I'd liked.
There were lots of cross-treks with agressive tires, roof baskets,
push bars and driving lights. I think I'll keep mine mostly stock and
get a more modern head unit instead. Maybe get some of those Falken Wildpeak A/T tires; they're supposed to be great in the snow.
Tomorrow, the Prius gets a carpet shampoo, spray wash, and goes on the market. With the lack of driving I'm doing, I'd rather have AWD in the wintertime and not scraping against every curb I see.
paulie420 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Subaru-anythings are totally badass man; and its funny you talk about other peoples ones... up there it seems like they ONLY buy Subaru's. Should probably tell ya something... :P I've been caught in Truckee in
a winter storm, with a HUGE truck... and seen them Subaru drivers just going for it. I think they work. :P
I hope to get the box back in the next 24 hours to carry on my site up efforts :)
I hope to get the box back in the next 24 hours to carry on my site up efforts :)
Hope you get you box back but glad that'll give you and you lady some time.. :)
I got your netmail also. It's doing the same as the other one, bouncing back and forth between 4/106 and 4/106.2. I'm still not sure why but I
am thinking MBSE has done something with that netmail. Not sure what but I'll see if I can get one of the MBSE developers to look at that .pkt
and see if they have any ideas.
Well my efforts to work on a my linux box for Agency BBS hit a
small snag, the box is 'needed' so we can use it to stream Bathurst
motor sport racing this weekend. So it's currently got a windows os
Well my efforts to work on a my linux box for Agency BBS hit a
small snag, the box is 'needed' so we can use it to stream Bathurst motor sport racing this weekend. So it's currently got a windows os
Don't you guys over the ditch get it on a free to air station? (Considering a NZ guy won the thing). %->
Nope, Sky TV New Zealand have the rights so I bought a 7 day access pass and streamed it.. it seemed to me to be a slow somewhat dull race
On 19 Oct 2020 at 03:34p, vorlon pondered and said...
Well my efforts to work on a my linux box for Agency BBShit a Av> small snag, the box is 'needed' so we can use it to
stream Bathurst Av> motor sport racing this weekend. So it's
currently got a windows os
Don't you guys over the ditch get it on a free to air station? (Considering a NZ guy won the thing). %->
Nope, Sky TV New Zealand have the rights so I bought a 7 day access
pass and streamed it..
it seemed to me to be a slow somewhat dull
race this year.
That sucks that it wasn't on a free to air station...
I didn't watch it untill the last safty car #-0L)
fire pit and a tank-top heater and spread out a couple of^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
benches to socially distance around the fire pit.
Yesterday was spent moving patio furniture from our front deck to our recently landscaped back yard, spraying a couple of coats of paint on an older table and building a fire pit out of concrete blocks with a metal liner.
It'll be finished in time for summer, would have been nice to have it done during the lockdown, but it took quite a bit of work to level it out, and money was tight.
As it was, we made the most of a good-sized deck; we bought a propane fire pit and a tank-top heater and spread out a couple of benches to socially distance around the fire pit. It'll be nice to have a full back yard to spread out in and let the dog run around in this summer.
Ogg wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
fire pit and a tank-top heater and spread out a couple of
benches to socially distance around the fire pit.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Why do you need that if it's for your onw family bubble?
Unless.. you mean when you invite friends over?
HusTler wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
Sounds like your all set for a fun summer. Will you be cooking
outside daily? I BBQ all year. Even in the snow. My ex-wife won't eat steak unless it's BBQd. Do you have a picnic table. Me and a Pal built
one from scratch last year. Very east to make and save a lot of money.
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