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Yeah, I always get lost in the new settings setup when I get a new device. There’s always a lot more and some menus aren’t where they used to be 😛
Hopefully the SIM can be acquired with minimal fuss!
Finally got around to ordering the rest of the dissection tools 😛
Those are likely people trying to get in hoping the account security is lax. Good to keep an eye on but they’re mostly done with automated programs using a list of emails and seeing which important services they can access.
Yeah, we can disable the group forum feature and switch Admin over to only being accessible to moderators and administrators. Give me a bit and I’ll see if I can find the toggles 🙂
Not yet, we haven’t! Wouldn’t hurt to have it in the future. 🙂
Cool! LibreOffice had its own syntax for equations, too. It was sort of inspired by TeX. Was quite nice and it let me edit directly in the document without having to use the full TeX stack 🙂
That has got to be an easier way of sorting. What I’ve been doing is picking a card theme and then individually going through every card, pulling out the ones that fit said theme. Afterwards, I sort the theme to my preferences. Finally, I pull out all of the duplicates I don’t need, keeping the duplicates organized, and put them in a single bulk storage container (decided on using cheap deck boxes for ease of transport and so I don’t need to pay a lot of shipping as the shop doesn’t stock small card storage boxes) for later use.
Maybe it’d be easier if I did a rough sort of each storage group before pulling everything together? I really should have done this years ago 🙁
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And related!
Thought I had posted it here but didn’t see it. Oh, well! The more the merrier!
And DEVO!
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That’s a real problem! We get slasher marathons from time to time OTA and Tubi has a dedicated category for them.
Yep, seen it. Thought it was really just a random combination of action scenes with a frivolous plot. Of course, my dad loved it. He just likes action in his movies, plot be damned. 😛
Saw this one yesterday and it was…interesting. It was under the slasher category but was definitely not a slasher. It was a thriller but it also had a few scenes close to softcore porn in it. You wouldn’t have been able to figure that out from the description. Good overall B-movie and pretty entertaining if for the silliness alone. 😛
While Robin has continued fixing bugs in bbPress via the style pack, our specific bug has yet to be squashed. The bug thread has also quieted down, which is a bit disconcerting.
And, while we’re at it, just noticed another bug this morning. In private forums, the header reads Private: Private:. Pretty sure it wasn’t there before so it’s probably something in the style pack. Not a big deal, though 🙂
Cool! Most video editing stuff is beyond me as I’ve never really messed with it 😛
The periodic name changes to xMM (First OBMM, then TESMM (or something), and then NMM) are rather problematic. The general name change was understandable but the latest one isn’t all that necessary. The issue is that other programs that rely on the current name could be thrown for a bit of a loop, especially older ones that aren’t updated as frequently.
Need to share this one again:
It’s a classic! They show it on TCM periodically 😛
A quick reverse image search says that it’s similar to the tradition Stearns coat of arms and the one for this guy. There were a couple of others as well but those were the most similar 🙂
They didn’t give a timeframe, it was more of a call to action than anything. It mostly focused on how it would disrupt the ocean currents.
Over here, our buses have bike racks but they can only hold a couple of bikes. In other areas, people are starting to get folding bikes to more easily take with them but those can get heavy! 😛
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Is the family crest a recent addition or is it an ancestral symbol? Ten years ago, my grandfather made a bunch of them for the family as a joke because he was bored 😛
More than likely. 😛
And Trout is also a reference to Asimov! In some of Vonnegut’s books, he pokes fun at how Asimov’s stories include very few women 😛
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Decided to try the sausages again as it’s been a few years. Hopefully I don’t find any fragments this go around 🙂
Yep, pedestrian and bike traffic seems to be an afterthought! Just a couple of months ago, they were doing sidewalk repairs by laying down new sections of concrete and decided to do both sides of the road on the same day. Come on! I had to walk somewhere! 🙁
It varies. On the main road, bikes need to abide by similar rules as to cars but, on trails, it’s mostly a courtesy thing. While you’re supposed to signal on roads, very few people know about and do so and it’s not at all enforced.
Yep! That’s actually the next article in the issue I’m reading! Would have gotten to it yesterday but I read a paper by NASA on how the Greenland Ice Sheet was doomed in it which kind of threw me off a bit. Kind of depressing.
Haven’t seen Artificial Intelligence yet but it’s been on the list for years. Just haven’t gotten around to it 😛
Watched Mortuary yesterday and that was quite good. The first half is mostly a mystery film and then the killer gets active for the second half, with a few unexpected twists to it. Very well done even if a couple of the facial expressions looked artificial 🙂
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The content on it certainly lives up to the domain name at least!They are on the watch for new manuscripts – we could draw up some kind of pro forma, with my skills it won’t end up all that very pro, and with a significant deficit in form!
The subject for discourse is easy of course, at least after some considerable consideration, of a rather self referential manifestation in animal terms, that leads to an innocent, yet quite guilty surmisation of the connection of walrus to modern man.
The concept of “walrus connection” kicks in straight away – they exist, therefore they connect.
The derivation of the word is interesting, Dutch whale “wal” and horse “ros,” so at least for some Alaskan natives it’s still walruses for courses!And a walrus is also a person with a particular type of moustache:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/walrus_moustache
However to date no-one has made the acutely keen observation on the comment pages that a woman who sports such a standout walrus moustache should therefore be termed a she-walrus.
Returning to the deep societal inference in the word when analysed as per component:walrus = wall r’ us
Thus the entire human race can be construed as a kind of wall, not just an inhabitant of Wall Street. A wall that bends, straightens, protects, and access – orises. A wall that can be jumped, toppled, rebuilt, and played on like a bouncy castle. A wall that cries out, congratulates, sings and curses. Link hands across the ocean and make a tsunami of friendliness!
wall r’ me, wall r’ u, wall r’ dimwit load of cobblers!
This is will by any stretch of country parsec not be enough to pop an eyeball at nature.com, we must needs dig up scraps from Schopenhauer, Muir or Thoreau to embellish the mosaic. 😛
Wasn’t aware that there was a newsletter but with a journal a week, I’m not sure I’ll need it 😛
Bit behind so far but that’s partly due to the most recent two showing up back to back and I’m still finishing up my first issue. It’ll get easier to go through as I get back into the swing of things, I’m sure 🙂
Ah but Kurt Vonnegut leads us to believe that seals are the future. Me? I say neigh! The walrus is the pinnacle!
Nope but they don’t usually. I suppose it’s so people don’t keep pestering them whenever they see the trucks around town, freaking out as a result. Their trucks are still running around so I guess they’re testing things to make sure everything is okay. From the sound of it, it was something big.
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They haven’t done a robotic dino yet…? They’ve done most everything else!
No cartoons or ads in this one! Pure science!
🙁 Had similar issues buying sausages from the local butcher. Every time I buy some, I wind up with fragments in them. The sausages themselves are great as they make them themselves but I got tired of them not separating things well enough and had to stop buying them
I was exploring Toronto on VR this morning and they have shared road space with their trains. So trams on steroids. Really wish we had that here. It’d be nice! I’d even settle for regular commuter rail. Florida has hardly anything but buses 🙁
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Will reply to the email shortly. 🙂
No idea what the issue was but it didn’t take this long for them to fix the severed line a few years back.
Yeah, DSL can be handy to keep around. It’d be nice if they would automatically fall back on it when the main lines are down.
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