What Made You Happy Today?

I haven’t done an outdoor market in years. I loved it. Well, aside from being outdoors all day.

The Airwolf theme played by the same person on a cello using multi-track recording.

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Mr. TM’s out at a friend’s tonight so I’m ordering a steak salad from one of my favourite restaurants, cracking open a bottle of wine, and settling in to watch Hamilton on Disney+ since he has no interest in it…

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One of my very favorite officers, who was a butterbar (2LT, the most junior) when I was a junior soldier is now my brigade intelligence officer (which is rather important) and she is amazingly competent and things will be better going forward.

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The check should clear today for the house we closed on Tuesday. The other place is still just sitting there waiting for r epairs.

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Is that what you want ?!

…and no, Discourse, my reply does not improve the conversation in some way.

Cheers.

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I hate my Kindle. The autocorrect was done by a blind dyslexic dog.

Won the friendly productivity competition at work. Blew everyone out of the water. Next two weeks I’ll be gone for three of the eight days. Bet I will still be in the top three. :woman_shrugging:t3:

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For his birthday, they released a Chris Cornell cover of GnR’s “Patience” that was recorded for an album that would never happen.

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Two more potential buyers.

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Just fixed my network issues.
I’ve been having intermittent network issues, where I would just lose connection to the internet. I was thinking “crap, I hope the motherboard isn’t getting flaky”. However, I realised that I could still reach internal network resources, just not external stuff so I thought it must be something software related rather than hardware.
So I Googled it. Apparently there are 2 main causes.

  1. Static IP address. Well, yes I have a static IP address, but I have always had one and I need it.
  2. 3rd party virus scanning software. Aha! I recently installed Malware Bytes, and that was probably about the time I started having troubles.
    Sure enough, deinstalled it and I am back up and running again :slight_smile:
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Weird. Malware Bytes is usually one of the less obtrusive ones. Not like you installed Norton.

My employer mandates a ‘security package’ I won’t name (because… security) and it has a Known Bug that can cause clients to try and to the Windows ‘is the network down?’ DNS lookups literally thousands of times a second. It nearly ddos’es my DNS server when the feature with the big got turned on for thousands of machines.

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I think something happened recently. I had MB on my laptop for ages and a few months back it started causing issues. Once I uninstalled it, everything was fie again.

Also had some network issues. Ethernet is fine, but I use ethernet mostly at the offices, and it was only wifi that was flaking out.

Blamed our ISP at first (we are using uncapped 4G mobile for internet connectivity) until I noticed that my cellphone is not affected at all.

Then I thought it was the company laptop’s wifi module packing up.

Did a bit of scratching around, found that the wifi module have two 802.11xxxx settings :
First one is 802.11a/b/g Wireless mode
Second one is 802.11n/ac

The first one was set to 6. Dual band 802.11a/b/g
Changed it to Dual band 802.11a/g

Problem fixed, rock-solid wifi. Yay for me.

Apparently 802.11a/b/g it does not work well with Unifi AP’s and is probably trying to force a higher speed?

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I posted an ad in Craigslist the other day out of sheer desperation, looking for people who need a casual bass player (i.e. not a Serious Musician With Ambitions) and a semi-retired used-to-tour guitar player/singer with nothing but time right now lives a few miles away and we are coordinating time to play (outside, at a healthy distance).

Another guitar player an hour away is recording demos and looking for remote collaborators. He linked to an mp3 with an intro/verse/chorus/verse on Dropbox. I listened to it a few times, added a bass line and sent it back. Not sure it was what he was looking for, but he wants to get together to jam some time to see how it goes.

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The article I wrote on how to process quail is up to over 450 views with a 5 star rating.

Don’t click if you don’t want to see gory pictures.

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I think I’ve clicked on it twice now. No idea why I keep clicking on it.

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's only showing 1 click to me.

I think she shared it previously elsewhere.

I did in the gardening and harvesting thread, I think. That was back when I first published it.