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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #45 on: January 08, 2025, 01:35:47 PM »

It appears Bret is still battling insomnia.
Actually not.  Long story.
We got time... ;D
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #46 on: January 08, 2025, 01:37:42 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
Did you, by any chance, purchase a book by Sir Alec Guinness? :D
No.   We were mostly driving.  The only airport we encountered on that tour was Minneapolis.
Well, at that same time, I was enjoying summer vacation, having just completed, I believe, the 2nd grade. So I imagine we ended the summer having the same amount of money. Lol
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #47 on: January 08, 2025, 01:42:53 PM »

Looking like 1-3 inches of snow here on Friday  into Saturday finishing as an ice mix.  People are loosing their shit!

Why do you need milk, bread and eggs for an apocalypse?  Are you supposed to have french toast?
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #48 on: January 08, 2025, 01:49:37 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
What else happened on June 14, 1988...

"Guy" debut album by Guy is released

Music History
Woman sues Chuck Berry for $5,000,000, alleges he hit her


Rock Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter
Chuck Berry

Events in 1988

Famous Birthdays
Kevin Michael McHale, American singer (NLT) and actor (Glee - "Artie"), born in Plano, Texas

Famous Deaths
Johnny Farrell, American golfer (US Open 1928), dies of a stroke at 87

Day of the Week: Tuesday

Leap Year: Yes

Generation: Millennial
Chinese Zodiac: Dragon
Star Sign: Gemini

Music Charts
US#1 Song: Together Forever - Rick Astley
UK#1 Song: Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #49 on: January 08, 2025, 02:08:56 PM »

Looking like 1-3 inches of snow here on Friday  into Saturday finishing as an ice mix.  People are loosing their shit!

Why do you need milk, bread and eggs for an apocalypse?  Are you supposed to have french toast?
Maybe they'll leave the eggs on the shelf, since they've gone up in price so much since the bird flu started killing the chickens.
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #50 on: January 08, 2025, 02:10:29 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
What else happened on June 14, 1988...

"Guy" debut album by Guy is released

Music History
Woman sues Chuck Berry for $5,000,000, alleges he hit her


Rock Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter
Chuck Berry

Events in 1988

Famous Birthdays
Kevin Michael McHale, American singer (NLT) and actor (Glee - "Artie"), born in Plano, Texas

Famous Deaths
Johnny Farrell, American golfer (US Open 1928), dies of a stroke at 87

Day of the Week: Tuesday

Leap Year: Yes

Generation: Millennial
Chinese Zodiac: Dragon
Star Sign: Gemini

Music Charts
US#1 Song: Together Forever - Rick Astley
UK#1 Song: Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
Had to look up that Doctor Who song. As a fan of the show, I can say with certainty that the UK clearly had no other music to listen to that week.
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #51 on: January 08, 2025, 02:22:16 PM »

Almost ortho time. Hazzuh!
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #52 on: January 08, 2025, 02:28:11 PM »

Looking like 1-3 inches of snow here on Friday  into Saturday finishing as an ice mix.  People are loosing their shit!

Why do you need milk, bread and eggs for an apocalypse?  Are you supposed to have french toast?
Maybe they'll leave the eggs on the shelf, since they've gone up in price so much since the bird flu started killing the chickens.
Actually the farmers are killing the chickens to prevent spread.
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #53 on: January 08, 2025, 02:28:57 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
What else happened on June 14, 1988...

"Guy" debut album by Guy is released

Music History
Woman sues Chuck Berry for $5,000,000, alleges he hit her


Rock Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter
Chuck Berry

Events in 1988

Famous Birthdays
Kevin Michael McHale, American singer (NLT) and actor (Glee - "Artie"), born in Plano, Texas

Famous Deaths
Johnny Farrell, American golfer (US Open 1928), dies of a stroke at 87

Day of the Week: Tuesday

Leap Year: Yes

Generation: Millennial
Chinese Zodiac: Dragon
Star Sign: Gemini

Music Charts
US#1 Song: Together Forever - Rick Astley
UK#1 Song: Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
Had to look up that Doctor Who song. As a fan of the show, I can say with certainty that the UK clearly had no other music to listen to that week.
They did have Rick!

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=together+forever&mid=5C213845E7BF4D82CE555C213845E7BF4D82CE55&mcid=B2DA1F887BD3493F822C6D125AFCD8A8&FORM=VIRE
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #54 on: January 08, 2025, 02:29:57 PM »

I've been working in IT for 37 of the past 41 years.  I was working in IT before the term "information technology" had crawled out of the mind of some executive.  My tax returns still indicate that my occupation is "System Analyst," a title that went out of fashion in the early 90s. 

So it's a matter of some fascination to me that copying the data from the media server on my home network to a new machine is taking 30 hours.  Admittedly, my network is not built of the very latest technology, but it is a Mesh network with three nodes running an MLO backhaul.  It's the sheer size of the files that pushes the network to the wall.  The first computer I bought after Carol and I got married had a 40 megabyte hard drive.  Twenty years ago I marveled that I had pictures that were larger than that.  Now I have individual recorded instrument tracks that are larger than that. I have snare drum tracks that size.  Not the whole drum kit, just the snare part. 

And that's on top of a music library I have been digitizing since 2005 that now encompasses...I don't even know offhand...300 albums, maybe?  And there are a couple of hundred movies.  Thousands of photographs. 

I can remember when my life didn't have a digital footprint.  Now "footprint" doesn't really convey the magnitude. 

Down to 23 hours now.

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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #55 on: January 08, 2025, 02:35:14 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
What else happened on June 14, 1988...

"Guy" debut album by Guy is released

Music History
Woman sues Chuck Berry for $5,000,000, alleges he hit her


Rock Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter
Chuck Berry

Events in 1988

Famous Birthdays
Kevin Michael McHale, American singer (NLT) and actor (Glee - "Artie"), born in Plano, Texas

Famous Deaths
Johnny Farrell, American golfer (US Open 1928), dies of a stroke at 87

Day of the Week: Tuesday

Leap Year: Yes

Generation: Millennial
Chinese Zodiac: Dragon
Star Sign: Gemini

Music Charts
US#1 Song: Together Forever - Rick Astley
UK#1 Song: Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
Had to look up that Doctor Who song. As a fan of the show, I can say with certainty that the UK clearly had no other music to listen to that week.
They did have Rick!

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=together+forever&mid=5C213845E7BF4D82CE555C213845E7BF4D82CE55&mcid=B2DA1F887BD3493F822C6D125AFCD8A8&FORM=VIRE
While we got Rick queued up, how about a little Rick Roll for the banter?
Just love the choreography.

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=together%20forever&mid=4E7B1C0F8E67E9F7B1364E7B1C0F8E67E9F7B136&ajaxhist=0
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #56 on: January 08, 2025, 02:39:07 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
What else happened on June 14, 1988...

"Guy" debut album by Guy is released

Music History
Woman sues Chuck Berry for $5,000,000, alleges he hit her


Rock Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter
Chuck Berry

Events in 1988

Famous Birthdays
Kevin Michael McHale, American singer (NLT) and actor (Glee - "Artie"), born in Plano, Texas

Famous Deaths
Johnny Farrell, American golfer (US Open 1928), dies of a stroke at 87

Day of the Week: Tuesday

Leap Year: Yes

Generation: Millennial
Chinese Zodiac: Dragon
Star Sign: Gemini

Music Charts
US#1 Song: Together Forever - Rick Astley
UK#1 Song: Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
Slow news day. 

There was a fire at Yellowstone.  I think we were in Billings, MT when we heard about it.
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #57 on: January 08, 2025, 04:10:01 PM »

Looking like 1-3 inches of snow here on Friday  into Saturday finishing as an ice mix.  People are loosing their shit!

Why do you need milk, bread and eggs for an apocalypse?  Are you supposed to have french toast?
Maybe they'll leave the eggs on the shelf, since they've gone up in price so much since the bird flu started killing the chickens.
Actually the farmers are killing the chickens to prevent spread.
Same difference to us egg lovers.
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #58 on: January 08, 2025, 04:10:42 PM »

Started reading a book yesterday that I'd gotten used some time ago, don't even remember where it came from. But as I was reading, these fell out of the back pages. The yellow one is a bookmark from the store where it was purchased. It's fascinating to me that these have been sitting in this book, wherever it was laying around, all that time.


Lessee...June 14 of 1988...I was a week into a tour that would take me all over the midwest and by August would bankrupt me.  Good times.
What else happened on June 14, 1988...

"Guy" debut album by Guy is released

Music History
Woman sues Chuck Berry for $5,000,000, alleges he hit her


Rock Guitarist and Singer-Songwriter
Chuck Berry

Events in 1988

Famous Birthdays
Kevin Michael McHale, American singer (NLT) and actor (Glee - "Artie"), born in Plano, Texas

Famous Deaths
Johnny Farrell, American golfer (US Open 1928), dies of a stroke at 87

Day of the Week: Tuesday

Leap Year: Yes

Generation: Millennial
Chinese Zodiac: Dragon
Star Sign: Gemini

Music Charts
US#1 Song: Together Forever - Rick Astley
UK#1 Song: Doctorin' the Tardis - Timelords
Had to look up that Doctor Who song. As a fan of the show, I can say with certainty that the UK clearly had no other music to listen to that week.
They did have Rick!

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=together+forever&mid=5C213845E7BF4D82CE555C213845E7BF4D82CE55&mcid=B2DA1F887BD3493F822C6D125AFCD8A8&FORM=VIRE
That's a banger, as the kids say.
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Re: 1/8/2025
« Reply #59 on: January 08, 2025, 04:31:57 PM »

Looking like 1-3 inches of snow here on Friday  into Saturday finishing as an ice mix.  People are loosing their shit!

Why do you need milk, bread and eggs for an apocalypse?  Are you supposed to have french toast?
LMFAO!
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